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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-10-04
OK, Lubin C Co., 4OO-4I2 X Street, Sacramento

Petrol to Tien Tsin was to safeguard
American interests and protect life and
property of American citizens in the
event of an outbreak in the interior,
Tien Tsin being the nearest point to
Pekin accessible to warshipS.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-10-04
cOURT-MARTlAl
OF REV. M'INTYRE.
Trial Of the Batt|eship 0regon's
Chaplain Resumed at Denver.
The Accused Placsd on the Witness Stand
in His Own Defense.

Eis Testimony Intended to Estab-
Lish a. Plea of Irresponsib1I1ty
for His Utterances in the Leo
eure at Denver, Owing to the
Strain Passed Through In the
Long Trip From San Francisco
In Cuban Waters and the Incl
dents Resulting in the Destruc-
ton of Cervera's Fleet.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-10-04
Wednesday, 9:30A.M.
Sale of Banquet
Lamp Globes.

LOT I'm our latest arrival of lamp globes
we were fortunate enough to receive some S-lnch
globes to sell at a special price They are in shad-
ed colors with delicate tinted floral designs, and
would be considered good value at CSC. However,
in the hope of making friends for the
lamp department you shall have thirty-six OF them
Wednesdays Price, 4Sc.
LOT U-These large o-inch banquet
lamp globes. Made of fine glass, with metal ring
protector and are in neat designs. This globe can
be made to fit any style burner that you may
have. Globes the proper things for lamps at
present and plain white cost good deal more
money than these handsome colored ones
Wednesdays Price, 73c.
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CHEESEMAN'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE.

WITH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN
cure themselves without the least exc
posture, change of diet or change In applt-
nothing that is of the leas. injury to the
constitution. Ask your druggist for it,.
Price, 81 a bottle. TUT
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-10-04

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL
ers in Fine Whistles, Brandies and Cham
payne.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-10-04
Deal with merchants who display
S;Hyz

Two-thsrds of the people of the
United States are collecting Sperry
& Hutchilson's green trading
stamps. The other third are just
beginning. Beware Of imita-
TONS"
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-10-04
WHOLESALE LIQUORS,
CRONAN g. WISSEMAN,

$50 X Street and 110S-11IO Third
Street, Sacramento, CAL,
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-10-04
TO LET.
w. P. COLEMAN,

Real Estate Salesroom, 3%5 Street
p BOIL. Manager.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-10-04
Best Bigelow or Lowell n0a
Body Brussels Carpet, 9lsz..
SeWed and Laid. for VOVs

On Saturday we placed on sale Body Brussels
Carpet of the well-known Bigelow and Lowell
makes-famous for their wearing qualities, at 9oc
yard. This price includes sewing and laying. Some
choice patterns still remain to choose from
The regular value of these carpets is SIPS
yard.
About Hosiery.
1t was most gratifying to witness the great
number of customers at Hosiery Counters on
that big Saturday October Is). Each year hos
iery buyers grow in number here and each year we
try and give them better service-better value. Ii
there is a particular kind of stocking that
you looking for doubt you will find it
here-priced, too, to your liking. Have you been
buying Our childrens school hosiery at Ioc I29c or
3 pairs for soc? Customers tell us daily how sat-
isfactory they wear.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-10-04
BIG COMFORTER DISPLAY,

It required the service of seven men for
many hours to make the big comforter display that
you will see here to-day About 1000 comforters
were required for the interior show and they are
arranged that any customer can see the entire
line at glance.
You will find this convenient and pleasant
place to buy blankets and comforters. Prices, 81,
1925, SI.5o, $I.75, So, to SIS each.
In few days we shall invite you to see our
new line of down comorters from S. to SIS.
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New Walking Hats.

Last week we opened an entirely new line of
stylish walking hats, including imported English
tailor made hats latest Dewey sailors and tourists
new effects in spot trimming from 75c to SIS.
See our new assortment of trimmed walking
hats many new ideas. Special display.
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Frcel ganlon ced N pardnc'a


John Emerson makes fine city dad.
Crozier rs learning to play guitar
while his wife is gone on visit.
W. l. Hughes has concluded % get
"a one mule hack for his mountain
trips this summer
"Old sport is q camera for painting
signs. II you want sign painted call
on "Old sport
Ernest Hickman don't say anything
about his Apri fools They must have
hit him all around.
Bert Robertson says he don't see
why the u. >. wants 10 fight Spain
Bert says he amt mad at spain.
The editor Of the Jim locals intend.
20 start paper called the Eddy Hum
bug, There ought 20 be more paper,
named "llumbug' because of what
there Is Ia them,
Col. Bennett did not report at head
quarters Thursday, but later II wa,
learned that the colonel Lad sailed
under sealed orders lie had sniifeC
the battle afar. When IL comes &
war the cOl0nel Is a stemwinder with q
swift movement.
War commenced Thursday after
noon The United States viii capture
l SPANS torpedo boats before they gel
hall way across the ocean and TAX,
spains soldiers aud hang them on on
continent and then take Spain's torpe
do boats and blow the Viscaya, Pelay,
and Oquendo and the Ony man ~ oul
navy who will get blown up Is Ben
nett Then free Cubas flag will way,
and then empty Spain will hang oyel
the battleship Eddy, New Mexico
/ We should not leave out that Bryai
will bee elected the next election.
All could find.
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Announcement

The native population Of New Mex
leo of spanish extraction sympathi1e
with the cuban reyolutionists, aud the
same may be- said of the spanish peo-
pie of O.d Mexico and many of the
south American republics. SO there Is
no danger whatever from The Mexican
element Of the western hemisphere IN
our war with spain. Besides this, the
republics of this hemisphere all look 90
Uncle sam for protection on the
strength OF the Munroe doctrine, which
holds our nation 10 the task of keep
ing the governments of Europe from
acquiring territory on this side Of the
water by conquest 80 If the various
countries Of this hemisphere ever sever
their allegiance TO foreign nations, they
can always be counted ON as never TO
be- again ruled from across the water
In fact the United states has, through
the MunrOe doctrine, assumed kind
of protcctorate over the entire hemi-
sphere. The spanish people of South
America and Mexico realize this and
II would seem that the tendency Is
toward closer union Of those coun.
tries with the United States instead, as
some think, Of their sympathizing with
Spain. Who knows but what at some
future day q will be the United states
OF al America, joined on something
OF the plan OF Texas 90 this country
Such union would be of untold bene.
ht Ia trade relations as we'll as in the
settlement oi troubles between the
people OF the southern countries. Let
the governments OF south America
aud Mexico continue as at present, but
let plan bee devised wherein all mat
tiers oi revolutionary character or wal
between the countries shall be- settled
aud adjusted by Uncle sam and his
supreme court and any attack by
foreign powers be repelled by th,
United states Of oil America. Though
the present situation amounts q
about the same plan, there is nothing
very delnate IN IT,
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16

As VIII be seen by the proceedings of
,b, ,o,yu trus,ees. Alr.J. E. I.ayer.y has
hren chosen MAYOR I'D nll the nine, of
Mr.. y. Cunningham. made vacant ON
acconnt of lhe lnabllly of the larer to
oualify b,ca,,se of holaing tbe oflice of
member of the board of education and
member of thr board of county com.
missloucrs The choice of Mr.. Layerty
is a wise one ANA wil, be of much value
IN the ,own because he has mad much
exprrieuce and takcs a lively interest
in ,bc ,owns affairs There w,l IL. mo-
foolish or eNtrayipant expendl,ures
while the presrut board ia IA couirol of
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16

Regarding the question of whether
or not this country viii engage ia war
the following from Senator llawley
may be OF Interest,"
MI llawley said that war was ineyit
able and now every citizens ought To
be- an American and no longer IN par
tisau politics. lie believed that war
would be of short duration, but he said
there are suggestions that after all
~ may not be war that the house
/. senate resolution being different
they will have % 20 90 conference ana
when new resolution comes out the
president may disgree To II aud refuse
10 sign II and thus the day which Nc
knley hopes may bring peace VIII be
secured
But these suggestions come from the
highest order OF Optimists. IL Is re-
membered that on this day IN April,
1861, the American flag was hauled
down at Fort sumter The senate
may conclude lts consideration OF lts
resolution tomorrow Even II II does
not war preparations will proceed. 10
is known that the action of the house
will precipitate matters at Madrid an
there are not q few who believe th
within "a week the lighting Will beg
rhe flying squadron has been almo
instantly sent south and though gul
are not firing war has 70 all intent
aud purposes begun
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16

II Is the opinion of well informed
people on war matters that the United
states IN able 90 Withstand and sue.
cessfully prevent the combined armies
of all Europe from invading this
country, and IL Is out Of the question
10 transport sufficient men to Spain to
take possession Of that country even
II our country 80 desired. The light.
ing, Il there is any, will therefore be
entirely ON the water
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16

Dispatches received here Thursday
night stated that the Spanish minister
had left Washington 40 other Incl.
dent would lead 10 the belief that war
between spain and Uncle sam so
forcibly as the severance Of diplomat
ic relations our minister has been
called from Madrid, Lee is home from
Havana and the consuls of the yariou,
ports ui Cuba and Spain are leaving 90
have left. II we have war and Il nov
seems we will if spain will light, II
will result 10 the freedom OF Cuba
The island viii be- tree like llayti. buI
The United states will gain nothing Col
spain is busted community.
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NEW nnxIcO LAWYERS.
Annual Meeting Of the Southwestern
llar Association.

40 the annual meeting Of the south
western har association held at Roswell
during court week d number OF impOr-
taut matters were discussed. The
president. &. A. Richardson, made q
short address, On the defects OF
the code, and suggested charges
There was also a memorial 90 congress
formulated. asking for the creation ul
the sixth Judicial district of New Mex
leo. The election resulted in the iOi.
lowing officers President, q w prich-
chard, ni White Oaks; vice. presidrnl
+. Williams, uf Chavez county John
frnklyn, of Eddy. county :. f. Ma
thews, ut Lincoln county, committee
on rules. J % Cameron, J T.. Whartru
and y a. Eyens; committee on me'I
hership. : Il NJ thrWs. john Frank a
and j a Pnlge; committee on llw
q a Richardson, j y llewrtt aud "
5 Batemln
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will sell one bal,.faced sorrel horse
branded l. & on left hip, and one sOr-
rel burrO, brand inyisable, at the city
pound, Thursday, April ~, 1898, at ~
a, m. owner can have same any day
previous To sale 10y paying expenses,
Also three milch cows branded circle
3 and marked crop on the right ear,
one red bali faced calf branded cross
on left side and w 0u lett hip and
marked swallowfork aud underbil
right and underslope left.
JOE HUNT, Marshal.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16

The popular clamor according a.
press dispatches ls for war, "A pOpulai
vote would be 60 the reverse Every
day we hear men express their views
on the war question, Some condemn
Mckinley because bee does not rush in
10 the conflict like a matadOre rushes
into the ring armed 90 the teeth
and trusts his dagger into the breast
Of the deienseless brute that COMES m.
10 the circle uupfeparcd We believe
that by popular vote not one out OF
ten would be east for war Men that
have smelled powder rarely hunger or
THIRST after war our President has
been there, saw the slaughter, heard
the wall oi the mother. heard the cry
of the orphan for bread, saw rich fields
made barren wastes. We commend
oar president for using the principles
be- learned long ago and u followed
VIII end ln a peaceful solution ot this
gigantic question now before the pub
lic mind.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16

The history of civilization records mo-
act OF interference boy a neutral power
in the case OF revolutions Mexico
had revolutions Tor hfty years and
horrible inhuman massacres, but us
the bond sharks never got Ia their
smooth work before. no attention
was paid 20 their guarrcls boy this
government. II the United states has
no cause for war iu the matter Of the
blowing up OF the Maine, then no
cause exists except that made by the
Cuban iuntu in New York and that
outfit ought 10 have been hung long
ago
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16

The furniture manufacturers Of
Michigan are turning against the Ding
icy law, They point to the disappearing
forests Of that state and then TO the new
80 duty on lumber which shuts ont the
Canadian product on which they are
coming to depend on II Is a duty eX-
celently designed 10 stimulate slaught.
er In the United states but the trouble
IN this case is that there are few forests
eft to slaughter so the united protest
against the Dingley duty goes TO Wash
ington from the very state which, next
to Maine, was supposed 10 be u chief
beneficiary of this imposition
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16

The editor Of the Topeka state Jour
nal gives evidence OF being a student
Of history An editorial Ia late issue
says "Jingocs Ia 1861 were the people
who got mad when IT, sumter was fired
on aud rose up and put bown the rebel.
lion. The other people were the copper.
heads who stayed ut home aud made
trouble"
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16

II The United states whips spain
promptly and frees Cuba, those Cuban
bonds which a year ago sold at from
one 10 ten dollars per $1,000 will be at
par and the spectators will have ac.
eomplished their object OF making
this country do the job OF making a
lot of sharks wealthy.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16

After April l2th the Sunset llrilied
Train vii leave Chicago for S4u 80 Do
cisco on Tuesdays only and a' ar
April ith will leave Sau Francisco .or
Chicago un Thursdays only. The r.
vice Will he discontinued east D. nd
for the season April 2sth, aud west
bound May 3rd 60 be- resumed ear in
che flll
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16

90 ihr future aa tOun as "a iut of
blood tmniy revolution Is make War
nn the government aid the war gets
"uhumm 30 VIII be % order Tor
somc bil nation tu step in .nd demand
Freedom lur the reyolutio .sts aud iu
cidcntuHy enrich them by making
their bonds good
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16
Iierelnrd nnIls inr SnIe.

We have for sale twelve Hereford
bulls ranging IN ages from one 10 three
years. We can sci these bulls at q
much less figure than they can be-
bought for Ia any OF the eastern mark
cts.
n. $. BENSON 4 SONS.
Florence y NJ
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16
Real Estate Cheap.

Lots for sale ~ any part of town OF
HOUSES and lots at saorafice prices at
for sl5UO per acre. Call at this office
for bargains.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16

l.. B Shook, Of the Abilene Repor-
ter, president Of the West Texas Press
association. extends an invitation 20
pecos Valley newspaper meH 10 meet
with the association, fuesday \ ril
2B, at AbiIoae SO Doubt tnr pus
gang Will have q jolly time
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16

FOR SALE: Fine iroom house and
lot on upper Main street Small cash
iyment and terms TO SUIT purchaser
nnqnlre ~ TINS Office.
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Mich Cows for sale.

Seven line grade llolstiens, Jerseys
nd MIX Durhams, at from $50 10 so
per head. All gentle aud easy mixers,
enquire at this office.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16

The best breakfast load h cieam 70.
wheat. pardue has II.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16

Hot and cold baths at the Elite shop
at all hours.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16

siuer kfaut at l. Mf Market.
Ham aud bacon at 4. 5. Meat Mark
ct.
Barber and boot block always In at
thr Gem
If you want the best biscuits IN the
4 +. tfy Magnolia Hour Purdue has
&C.
Fresh garden ced 90 purduc'a
For fresh .rnrprIrs go o. pardur
Osborne block
Munger ! 4 Eddy and party. win
have deem 100 tlip sacramento mountain
during The past wprk returned yester
day The visiting gentlemen who ac-
nnnh 4 Mr. Eddy were crafty sur
prigpd when they saw the fountain
aus country along the line of the new
rold They say that they found timber
equal 10 any 10 New York state ~
pasp Times.
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THE SEMI-wEEKLY NEWS
and
THE CURRENT

The Semi Weekly News fGalvesion or nal-
iAhl o. published Tuesdays ana Ffidnya.
Ehrh Issue CONSISTS of eight pages. Therr
lt special dcpurimonta for the farmers. the
hoFla ui general news matter illustrated
aFutlcHi etc. We onor Tho soml- Weekly
Nchs ana thc ttniuNI Tor ~ months Tor thr
luh clubbing price ui NJ. li cash Ihis rlvrs
you thftt papers week or iiA papers a yoaf
aunscup'inu once.
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For Rent.

200 acres Of good beet lands, renter
90 pay water rent of 81 25 per acre.
y. tINNfN0UAM.
The Eddy current., 1898-04-16

Leave orders at city Livery stable
for all kinds of transfer work.
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jim

Pdrdue says they are fighting over
there about Magnolia -four
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-09-10

lake and passing onward the stream
will ind the least resistance along the
course Of Boise creek. Once the cur.
rent begins to run along this route It
will be matter Of but few weeks un.
I'll the main channel Of the river will
exist there. Where IRE now rich farm
lands. which each years sends forth the
richest products Of the state Of Mis-.
souri,, there will then bc the dashing
muddy waters Of the Mississippi. In.
stead Of great rushing stream in front
Of the Illinois state prison and the city
Of Chester there will be great stretch
Of white sand. dotted here and there
with pools Of muddy, murky water and
one standing high up on the bluffs on
the Illinois side will see the great river
steamers plying along their course five
miles away.
The villages Of Boise Brulc and
Clearyville will be Destroyed, as was
Kaskaskia; Chester will be little more
than settlement and the prison will
be located In spot 20 remote that It
will possibly necessitate its removal.
The Centralia and Chester aud the Wa
bash, Chester and Western railroads
will be left without terminus and
the great Father Of Waters will flow
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-09-10

waters ard they are yet unsatiaficd.
The current is working a straigh
course for itself and this Is what makes
the gloomy picture to the prison off.
Gals and the inhabitants Of Chester, st.
Mary's. Clcaryville and Boise Brule.
The current in the Strengthened course
will strike the Missouri shore about
half a mile up the rivers old channel
and once more the river will begin its
Strengthening action, but this time 1t
will be much more accelerated. owing
to the conditions favorable to the nat
ural action of the current.
The old course of the river will give
the current easy access to the Missouri
soil. but instead Of following the old
slough and cutting through the point Of
land and emerging opposite Chester the
current will manifest n tendency to n
straight course and the water will
spread out over the broad fertile bot
toms Of the Boise Brule. while the cur.
rent will gradually work n channel
along a course so natural rs to appear
to have been destined long ages ago to
be the future bed of the river.
The muddy stream will rush along
the dcpressions back Of ClearIville and
! Boise Brule and will then d3ter Fish
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-09-10

They held her south to Magellnn's mouth
Then east they stecred her, forth
Through the farther gate Of the CRAFTY
strait,
And then they held her north.
Six thousand miles to the Indian isles!
And the Oregon rushed home,
Her wake a swirl Of jade aud pearl,
Her bow a bend Of foam.
And when at Rio the cable sang
There Is war. grim war with SPAIN"
The swart crews grinned. and strokcd thelf
guns.
And thought on the manglcd Maine.
In the glimmcrcd gloom Of the engine room
There was joy to each grimy soul.
And fainting men sprang up again
And heapcd the blazing coal.
Good need was there to go with care:
hut every sailor prayed
Or gun for gun or six to one
To meet them, unafraid.
Her goal ut last. with Joyous blast
She hailed the welcoming roar
or hungry sea.wOlves curved along
The strong .hilled Cuban shore.
Long nights went by. Her beamed eye
Cnwavcring searched the bay
Where. trapped and penned for certain
The Spanish squadron lay.
Out Of the harbor curl Of smoke
And a watchful gun rang clear.
Out Of the channel the squadron broke
Like bevy Of frightened deer.
Then there was shouting for "stcam. more
stcam"'
And fires giowed white md red.
And guns were manned and ranges planned,
And the great ships leaped ahead.
Then there was roaring Of chorusing guns.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-09-10
GIRL THAT hOeSON KISSED.
Miss Emma Arnold, the Heroine o,
the Summer Resort.

Miss Emma Arnold, the Heroine Of
the Summer Resort.
Miss Emma Arnold, Of st. Louis, Is
the heroine Of the Eastern summer 70
sorts. Tho story Of how she kissed
Lieut.. IIObsOn, Of Merrlmac fame, has
been telcgraphcd all over the world and
now she daily receives scores Of let.
tiers asking for her photograph or lock
OF hair. In New York they have new
drink called "Hobson's Kiss" In honor
Of the event. Miss Arnold tells the
story thus:
II did not ask Mr.. Hobson for q kiss.
Hc had Just kissed little girl and !
said to him, How I wish l was a little
girl again" He said. Would you like
to be treated as OneY answered Yes.
and he kissed me-"
Miss Arnold Is the daughter Of a
wealthy st. Louis man and Is belle In
society there. Miss ArnCN made her
debut two years ago ut the big ball of
the Columbian Club. and her beauty
bedazzled all who were fortunate
enough to see II. Her face and figure
are simply perfection, and while every.
body Is cOngratulating her on having
been kissed by HObs0n there are those
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-09-10

who think the young lieutenant should
come In for his share Of the handshak.
ing.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-09-10

officials and preparations We're made
Cor new supply TO be In readiness
when the other was shut off. Recently
the bar manifested Its destructive work.
The prison pumps refused to work.
The sand had reached the point where
the pipes entered the river and they
had become ciogged.
About a mile above the prison the
river makes great bend into kaskas-
kIa island, forming n half moon-llke
depression, which has existed ever since
the river cut across from its old bed.
The current makes great sweep along
this depression and the fra!l soil Is rap
Idly washed away and sand bars from
continually along the Illinois shore.
During the past year almost mile OF
land has been washed away from the
bouth end Of the island by the hungry