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largest attendance the fair has ever
had, nearly 1900 being present. Re-
sults:.
peat. Lottie G. won, Mamie S. second,
Doc Button third Best time-2:25.
Running, five furlongs and repeat,
Durango won, Ironjacket second,
Lucky Dan third. Best time-1 :0312.
Running, handicap, one mile, Lost
Girl won, Hazard second, Adam An
drew third. Time-1 :46A.
Running, for district horses, Silver
State won, Fannie E. second, Diabolita
third. Time-1:4
PROGRAM FOR SAN JOSE MEET.
SAN JOSE, Sept. 23.-The following
is the program of the five days race
meet here:
First day, Tuesday, Sept. 27th-First
race, 2:1o trot, purse $780, Mamie RI
ley, Thompson, May B., Our Lucky.
Second race, 2:23 class trot, purse
$500, Menlo Belle, Sable Francis,
Azalia, Harry Marvin.
Third race, free for all pace, purse
$4O0, Much Better, Rex Alto, F. W.,
Little Thorne.
Second day, Wednesday, Sept. 2Sth-
First race, 2:27 pace, purse $500, Don,
Belle W., Lady Margaret, Billy Baker.
Second race, 2:11 class trot, purse
$4O0, Our Jack, Zombro, Prince Gift,
Osito
Third race, 2:15 pace, purse $500,
Primrose, Nutway, Dictatress, Julia d.
Third day, Thursday, Sept. 29th-
First race, 2:16 trot, purse $500, Mamie
T nC
Thorne.
Second race, 2:22 class trot, purse
$500, Harry Marvin, Menlo Belle, Maud
Newman, Azalia.
Third race, 2:13 class pace, purse
$500, Little Thorne, Plunkett, Flora
cita, You Bet.
Fourth day, Friday, Sept. 3Oth-F'irst
race, 2:14 pace, purse $500, Nutway,
Primrose, Billy Baker, You Bet, Butch
er Boy.
Second race, 2:14 trot, purse 5000,
May B., Our Jack, Shelby, Thompson.
Third race, 2:0S class pace, purse
$500, Much Better, Rex Alto, F. w,
Al. Gregor.
Fifth day, Saturday, Oct. 1st-First
race, 2:1S class trot, purse $500, Sable
Francis, Fandama, Shelby, Ned
Thorne
Second race, PIG pace purse $500,
Lady Margaret, Don, Belle W.,
Clara H.
Third race, free-for-all trot, purse
$4O0, ZombrO, Prince Gift, Osito
RACES IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-At Manchester
to-day the New Barns selling handicap,
of $50 sovereigns, was won by H.
Hardys three-year-old bay filly Queen
Of Song, with Tod Sloan up Eight
horses ran. Distance, seven furlongs.
Sloan also won the Lancaster handi-
cap, 800 sovereigns, riding the Loril-
-Beresford stables Myakka. Fifteen
horses ran. Five furlongs
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the recipient in Sacramento of much
social attention. This was not given
| more for the renown of her personal
charms and accomplishments. than for
the fact that she is the first Hawaiian
woman since the annexation of her
country to the United States to enjoy
the distinction of selection by the peo-
pie Of a State Capital to preside over
American festivities; the first of our
new citizens, indeed, to be visited in
this country with noteworthy social
honors. The lady is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. E. r. Hamilton, as already
stated, and Will leave tonight under
the guidance of Mrs. c. K Holiday
for Topeka. Yesterday she was es-
corted to points of interest in the city,
the Art Gallery, Capitol, Suffers Fort,
etc; was introduced to many women
Of Sacramento, and at night was a
guest at the Orpheum, where a box
was decorated in her honor. She will
receive informal social attention to-
day, and be sent on her way east
ward with good wishes this evening.
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FOR PURITY.
Series of Meetings to be Held by
Mrs. Mary E. Teats.

Mrs. Mary E. Teats, the talented w.
G. T. L. Superintendent of the Purity"
branch Of that organizations work,
will deliver a series Of lectures in Sac
ramento, beginning on Sunday and end
ing the last of the month. The sub
jects of her lectures and the dates are
announced elsewhere in this morning s
issue. The opening lecture will be at
the Congregational Church at 3:3O
p. m. tomorrow, and will be for men
only All the meetings will be free.
Mrs. Teats enjoys a wide reputation
as an interesting and instructive lectur-
er, and the good cause in which she is
engaged-the elevation and betterment
of mankind-should insure a large at
tendance at her meetings.
Mrs Teats will stir up the city on
purity and good citizenship, if we can
only get the people to go and hear
her. said one of the local workers yes
terday. Wherever Mrs. Teats has
spoken good results have followed.
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PROTEST AGAINST KAHN.
Republicans Who Say He Was Not
Regularly Nominated.

The certificate of nomination of Ju-
Illus Kahn, Republican nominee for
Congress in the Fourth Congressional
District (San Francisco), was received
for filing In the Secretary of States Of
f1ce yesterday, but it was not filed.
BY the same mail which brought the
certificate of nomination came a pro-
test lodged by the Citizens Republican
Committee of San Francisco, and sign
ed by Chairman and Secretary, couched
in the following words:
Understanding that a certificate of
nomination of one Julius Kahn for Con-
gress from the Fourth Congressional
District of the State of California, sign
ed by the Chairman and Secretary of a
convention claiming to be the Republi-
can convention of the said Fourth Dis
trict, had been or is about to be filed
with you, we respectfully protest
against the fling of any such certifi-
cate, on the ground that said conven-
ton had no authority to make said
nomination for the Republican party of
said district, and we ask for reason
able time in which to present to you the
facts and law upon which we base this
protest"
(Signed) Charles H. Forbes, Chair
man; Thos. 3. O'Brien, Secretary.
Certificates of nominees named by
conventions must be filed by midnight
Wednesday, the 2Sth inst, and certifi-
Gates of nomination by petition by Oc-
tober Sth, and in order to get that Of
Kahn on the ticket Crowded his nom
ination were found to be regular) Sec
retary Brown set the hearing of the
matter for Wednesday next at 11:3O
o'clock a. M, and SO notified Mr.. Kahn
and the protestants.
1t is understood that the Citizens Re
publican County Committee has not as
yet placed a nominee in the field
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Close Finish Between J. H. G. and
Great Bend at Newport.
The Decision Of the Judges Causes a Howl
From the Spectators.
Reno Day at the Nevada State Fair
Brings Out the Largest Attend
ance the Fair Has Ever Had
Results at Harlem and Great
Falls.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.-J. H. c. and
Great Bend made nose finish in the
fourth race at Newport to-day. The
judges placed J. H c. first, causing a
howl to go up from the spectators.
Both horses We're heavily played, }. h
c. being a hot favorite at { to ~,
while Great Bend was played for a
good thing at Z to 2. Track heavy.
Summaries:
Six and a half furlongs, Albert Vale
won, Braw Lad second, Dave S. third
Tfme-1:251a.
Six furlongs, Pat Garrett won, La
fayette second, Tortugas third. Time
1:20A.
Mile and a sixteenth, Joe Shelby Won.
Ideal Beau second, School Girl third.
Time-1:53a4.
One mile. ]. H. c. won, Great Bend
second. Guide Rock third. Time
1:451a.
Five furlongs, Dennie won, Crinkle
second, Frances D. third Time-1:O512.
Mile and a sixteenth, Helen H. Gard
ner won, Cecil second, Maddalo third.
Time-1: :54112.
AT HARLEM.
CHICAGO, Sept 23.-Weather at
Harlem fair; track soft. Results:
Six furlongs, Warbun won, Exquisite
second, Eleza Blazes third Time
1:221a
Six furlongs, Genua won, Faloma-
cita second, Andes third. T1me-1 :O6.
One mile, Whaterlou won, Uquarda
second. Pitfall third Time-1:5OA.
Mile and an eighth, Sunburst won,
Chugnut second, Double Dummy third
Time-1:5S.
Mile and twenty yards, Pinar del Rio
won, Inuendo second. Maroni third.
Time-1 Oh
Mile and twenty yards, Glenmoyne
won, Winslow second, Tranby third.
Time-1:55.
AT GREAT FALLS.
GREAT FALLS (Mont), Sept. %
Results of to-day's races:
Five furlongs, Juva won, Dun Praise
second, Xenia third. Time-1: :O3A
Six furlongs, Miss Rowena won, Bill
Howard second, Chappie third. Time
1:141h.
Six furlongs, Muscow Boy won, Lo
rena II. second, Masoero third. Time
1:15&
Five and half furlongs, Little t G.
won, B. & w. second, Sierra Blanca
third. T1me-1:09.
Mile and a half, hurdle, Granger won,
Rossmore second. Time-2:49. Only
two entries.
NO RACES AT TERRE HAUTE.
TERRE HAUTE Qnd), Sept. 23.-
The hard rain of Wednesday and
Thursday put an end to the race meet
of the Terre Haute Trotting Associa-
ton
AT SALEM, OR.
SALEM (Or), Sept. 23.-Results at
the State Fair:
Five furlongs, Daira won, Ruby sec
Ond, Dewey third. Time-1:14
Pacing, for three -year-olds, Alba Dell
won, EscOn second, Miss Crescent
third. Sest time-2:25.
Trottir., for three-year olds, Mark
Hanna won, Captain Jones second,
Gray Greenwood third. Time-2:4S
Running, three furlongs, r. E B.
won, Ollalan second, Arago third. Time
-0:371a
Del NOrte, the guideless PAGER. went
an exhibition mile in 2:11, through
mud fetlock deep.
AT RENO.
RENO (Nev), Sept. 23.-Reno Day
at the State Fair brought out the
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PRESBYTERIAN RALLY.
To Take Place at Davisville on
Sunday.

Rev. John w. Dorrance, pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church at Davisville,
writing to the Record Union" says:
Next Sunday, September 10Th, is
Rallying Day, indorsed by the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
in the United States, of America, in
the interests of the Twentieth Century
Movement which aims to increase the
present Sabbath-school membership
from a million to a million and a half
on or before April L. 1901, the begin
ming Of the first ecclesiastical year of
our church in the twentieth century
In keeping with the above, interest
ing programs have been prepared for
both morning and evening. A good
time is anticipated No charge for
admission. A free-will offering will be
received All are invited"
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for full week to large audiences. 1t
is strong, well-balanced troupe Of ac-
complished comedians, all new to the
coast. The company is under Mrs.
Pacheco's immediate direction, and was
organized by her in New York. The
comedy is the best work this play
wright has given US. We have seen 1t,
and are prepared to say that this four
act piece ranks we'll with the broad
comedy work Of the day. 1t is pleas
ant humor, with numerous complex
and laughter-cre situations, and
introduces one of the most original and
mirth- h-provoking of characters, around
whom the action of the play and the
involvement of the other characters re-
vOlve It's success in San Francisco
and Los Angeles stamped it with the
approval of critical audiences. Seats
are now on sale for the engagement.
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A ADJUSTMENTS.

The Orpheum was packed last night
and standing room was at a premium.
Hoyts Milk White Flag was the
play. 1t was presented by large and
thoroughly good company Of comedians
and pretty women, among whom are
three of the best wing dancers ever
seen here. Two Of the men and two
Of the women are good baIladists also,
and petite Mary Marble, pretty and
Winsome, Is one of the cleverest gro
tesque character actors seen upon the
Sacramento stage in a long time. John
S. Marble is capital low comedian
and Jig and trick dancer besides being
an accomplished athlete There is no
weak timber in the composition of the
large company whatever The piece
itself is daring, it might be said a
dangerous, burlesque upon the grew
some subject of death and burial But
it is handled so well and SO brims over
with the ludicrous that trenching upon
such ground is forgiven if not forgot
ten. Likewise it is a sharp and very
clever satire upon the mock military,
upon such organizations as play at
soldering, and though enrolling as
the organized militia use it only as a
disguise for ignoble purposes. The
piece Is so snappy, crisp and rapid in
action, so musical and so filled
with pretty and graceful figures, tab
leaux, handsome women and brilliant
costumery, that it sustains the interest
with ease and greatly pleases the fan
cy, while its plot and situation are so
absurd and ludicrous, and the satire
is SO incisive, that the audience is kept
In roar Of laughter throughout every
act, from the opening to the close. It
is the snappiest, sharpest, funniest of
Hoyts many successful satires, and
none he has presented that we have
seen puts an audience into so merry
a humor, and sustains it so constantly
in the hearty laughter stage. The
Milk White Flag will be given at
matinee performance this afternoon at
, o'clock, and this evening at g. The
management announces that no fear of
cutting the play need be entertained
tonight, as the company does not
take the last train tonight. 1t re-
mains here until tomorrow, taking the
day overland for the East on Sunday.
1t is requested that it be stated that
tickets for tonight ordered, but not
yet paid for, will be forfeited at 7:45
this evening and the sittings be sold at
that time. Seats can be secured to-
day without extra charge for reserving
A box of the theater last evening was
handsomely decorated in American
colors and evergreens in honor Of Miss
Annie Rose of Hawaii, who occupied
1t with a party under guidance of Col
onel and Mrs. f. r. Hamilton and their
daughter, Mrs. Holiday. Miss Rose
was between acts quite the center of
attraction, as she fills just now a novel;
and certainly very complimentary
position, being the guest of the people
Of Topeka, Kas., whence she goes from
her island home to preside over To-
peka's approaching carnival.
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The Coming Glove Fight.

The price of tickets to the Tracey
Muller fight on Thursday evening next,
under the management of the Sacra
mento Athletic Club, has been fixed at
81, with fifty cents extra for choice
seats. The box sheet will be open at
Cohn's cigar store, Seventh and K
streets this morning
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Mammoth Peaches.

Some peaches were brought TO the
city yesterday from Cutter Brothers
American River orchard at Brighton of
the "Salway" variety, that were enor-
nous. Two layers of fifteen each filled
an ordinary peach box, and the peaches
measured all the way from ten to thir
teen inches in circumference.
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NEAGLE
Medical Institute,

DR.. NEAGLE AND ASSOCIATES
treat and cure all Chronic Diseases and
Diseases of the Eye. Ear, Throat and
Lungs, Liver. Heart. Kidney, Bladder,
Brain, Catarrh. Asthma, Rheumatism,
Bronchitis, Headache. Deafness, Chills
and Malaria, Diabetes. Dyspepsia, Drop
sy, Eczema, Scrofula, Chronic Diarrhea.
Hemorrhoids and Rectal Troubles, and al
forms Of Sores. Blood and Wasting Dis
eases.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, located
permanently at 724h K St. Sacramento.
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Student Athletes.

The Howe Academy Athletic Club or
ganized last Wednesday and elected the
following officers: President, Edward
Reid; Secretary-T Treasurer, Joseph NJ
Nevis; Sergeant atArms, William
Cippa. Membership in the club is open
to any young person of good moral
character. Application may be made
to the Secretary.
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the best foreign and domestic woolens. The suits
made by skilled tailors, and in cut finish and
fit will please the most particular man. We have
been doing this made to order business for long
time, and with the very happiest results Since
we have succeeded in pleasing others we'll why
may we not do the same for you?
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Saturdays iHo
Price, IfU
Fall Suitings, CSC.

The new line of dark mixed sutngs opened
recently is creating favorable impression Bet
ter styles at this price cannot be had anywhere
We make specially of attractive designs at soc
and $50 per yard. 1t will pay you to see our
Fall dress goods this season
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Pears

What is wanted of soap
for the skin is to wash it
clean and not hurt it.
Pure soap does that. This
IS why we want pure soap;
and when we say pure,
we mean without alkali.
Pears is pure; no free
alkali. There are a thou
sand virtues of soap; this
one is enough. You can
trust a soap that has no
biting alkali in it.
All sorts of stores sell it, especially
druggists; all sorts OF people use it.
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THE ROSE OF HILO.
Recipient Of Much Social Atten-
ton Yesterday.

Miss Annie Rose of Hilo, Hawaii, an
admired belle of our new territory, a
very modest and unpretentious woman.
who goes to Topeka, Kas., tonight to
be it's carnival Queen, was yesterday
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AT the Orpheum Monday and Tues
day evenings Mrs. Pacheco's new
comedy, The Leading Man." will be
played by the Ideal Comedy Company,
which lately presented the piece with
remarkable success in San Francisco
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weakness of the limbs and back, loss Of memory''
pimples on the face, coughs consumption, etc. Dr
dsibbon has practiced In San Francisco over ~
years and these troubled should not fail to consult
him and receive the benefit of his great skill ey
perience. The doctor cures when others fail TRY
him. Cures guaranteed. Persons cured at
home Charges reasonable. Call or write Dr r
r. GibbOn. 625 Kearny street, cor. CONNER.
cial sam Franc1scO. Cal
When ordering please refer to advertisement in,
"The Record-U nion."
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Afghanistan mas regular army of
about GO,000 men,
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"The Maine."

For the price, nickel "The Maine
is a splendid cigar. A Coolot distrbu-
tor.
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bicycles" at cost. Sale Tuesday,
9th. w. H. Eckhardt, 609-611 K ST. =
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NO UuRE-H0 PAY.

That IL the way all druggists sell GROVES
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Malaria, Cnills
and Fever. 1t Is simply Iron and Quinine In
tasteless form Children love It. Adults prefer
10 bitter. nauseating Tonics. Price. 500
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McMorry sells groceries. Agent for
Coronado water and Stockton sarsa-
parilla and iron. 531 M street.
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Those S5 Trousers.

We haven't been in the clothing business for
twenty-five years without learning where to look
for the best things. This new line of mems S.
trousers represents the results of all these years
of experience. See how shapely they are, and how
we'll they hang and the good cloths in them! It
would not be hard to buy such trousers to sell at
So or s., but $5-that is where the triumph comes
in
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DR.. Strader has removed his residence
from Masonic Temple to POLL ] street.*
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The man VINO
insists on a suit
to order can be
accOmnloda t c d
here, and with
the guarantee OF
the best sort OF
satisfaction. We
have s po k e II
heretofore of Our
1888 suits to
order, let us say
a word about the
$24 and SIS
suits. You have,
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For a cool, sharp glass of steam or
lager, Eel Dorado, S26 J.
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Plush Capes, S3.75 to SIS.

For several days we have been busy slowing
away case after case of fine plush capes. This
season we use the celebrated American made Dob
son plush, which not only has that rich silky finish
but retains its luster after being wet. We have
over 1000 OF these garments in stock now, incud-
ing the best Fall styles in braided, beaded, ruled,
founced and new flare shapes. Our low prices
will interest you-S3.75 to SIS.
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WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
CRONAN & WISSEMAN.

$50 X Street and 11OS-I1lO Third
Street. Sacramento, CAL,
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IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL
ers in Fine Whiskies. Brandies and Cham
pagne.
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Black Crepon Suitings.

The demand for fine black crepons increases
daily Fortunately we anticipated this want and
prepared ourselves with exceptionally good line
OF black figured mohairs and silk crepons We
confined Our purchases mainly to English and
American fabrics, which are more reliable and
richer in appearance than other foreign makes
Black crepons can be had as follows: ST, SI.25
$3.50, $I75 and So. so yard.
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EBNER BROS. COMPANY.
116-11S * street, Front and Second,
sacramento.
IMFORIERS AND WHOLESALE
dealers In Wines and Liquors. Tel 364
HUGHCASEY smp0T1eT TT Eornen and and whGe: Ole
meSttc Wines and Liquors. Proprietor of
Eagle Soda Works, 21S X street, Sacra-
mento.
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Bath Tub Enamel, Csc.

No need to let your bathtub remain rusty all
the time With an application of Our bath tub
enamel it can be made to look as good as new,
with porcelain lining effect that will stand hot
water indefinitely Price, 35c per cam
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DIR. GIRRON

This old reliable and the
most successful Special.
ist In San Francisco still
continues to cure all Sex-
ual and SeminnI
Dlseases, kin
diseases, Nervous
Debility. the conse-
quence Of excesses pro-
ducing the following
symptoms: sallow coun-
tenance, dark spots under
the eyes, pain In the head.
ringing in the ears, loss OK
confidence, diffidence i'm
approaching strangers
r1alnitatinu nf tba
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Ior lIle present season. We proVlde our Work
room with the latest materials obtainable i'll the
French and American markets, hence are in a
position to make collection of choice hats for S.
we devote special care to the color comblna-
tons OF this line, using only the latest in velvets
pearl and Jet ornaments, spotted effects, pompons
tips and plumes. feather breast effects in guinea,
owl and partridge, etc
Our shapes are copies of the finest French
designers, and you will find it impossible to buy
better S. hat than we offer
Visit the special display of these hats which we
shall make to-day.
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single rufaes for trimming dresses and waists,
round the crowns of hats etc. In fact it will make
a desirable ribbon for rufhes cushions fronts Of
waists, and every other purpose for which mil
linery ribbons can be used Width Il inches and
colors turquoise cardinal, rose pink, sky blue,
Nile, castor and brown.
Saturdays Ihn
Price, IfU
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This store closed on Monday September 26h

LOT AT the opening OF
business to-day we shall
place on sale a line Of block
check ribbons, recently clos
ed out by a New York man
ufacturer. This ribbon can
be worn plain for neck wear,
or millinery purposes, but it
also has fine cords running
the entire length of each
piece, which permits the rib
bon to be shirred or plated
in the most fantastic and at
tractive shapes. 1t also can
be made to form double, or
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LIQUORS, WINE, BEER, ETC.
PORTLAND BEER

AT BAUER & KOENECKE, SUCCESS
sors to Wissemans Saroon, 1920 Fourth
street, and K.