davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening times., 1898-05-13
BaltinlOreG0h

scnsdsIe : eject Nov n M
lsse wseAEeo hoo n.ao sosn9 q usv
- EN - =
~ tssi.a n;a4 n:1 4 4. e:ae r. 4
1es 1es Gasin.aE4 = Ia.i. - I.kan.psaaa r.
e E.s n;ss 4 ~ 4 ystisa'.d lA-is'@ 80 !.
- ~ - 9.-.s..A hps.s s,a,
- Csl@bA TSssds ~ Derost, fi:ss ?. 4
40 issss sss g - - 20 'tafs'sa 's:s 4 y.
5ss M osise1 Esnr6as sasna.ss... chas.
tsnoog., Ksoxyiile. Bristol and Roanoke. io:ls r.
Z: ": E..9. - s!.s !: .: 4, s1s:i. s:ils.
yss 1.ltp., .sek iAsst s:oe, s:1. x7:eA
.,; .s;ls H;S go: s:@ $40 .lo:os A y.
- ss54 ~. 50 -. 50. ID. 81:
ns:ae. u:iA xli:6e r T., and xlasG1. nighk
nd % :M n Ia - ID -; a s;.s a. ,sss as ~
- 0se s:sa usik zii:s' :. n. sis'd
s. ,As:.'s: ;s ..s e: sss s's a 4 .a,s T. and
yos 1rsderick. week Aays, s:oe MS A =.
~ SO 7. = ss.d.E. go A r l:ls z. Z.
toe Boyd and vN points. week d.y4 e:eo 4
q, ~. s:A, 7:S r. 4. eundays. SO A Y.
1:ia "a; p u
s:os. go 4. Il. n:sc. s:r, 1:S. So, 7:oS
M:9 Z y sundays. s'oo 4. n. l:is t:sa 1'oe'
4 4. "a. s:.e :. 4. vssE dus: b:ss 4 u.
ROYAL iIIE fisR ron NEW YoRK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
~ tss1ns lluninasea IN Pi.ssn hsAL
kS fhilsdelpkia. New Yoek. Boston and he
E.st week days. 7 7:o5. 500. 1000 A. r.. n1s
l:B (an DininG Cars), 3:oo 0:o6. Dining Carl.
(l3sea aigAt. 0espisg Chr, spes 10 o'e3ocA).
emAeys, 1:et. I'D 4 n. Q:ts Dining C1r).
500 $50. Dining Carl. l3.oa nights Qsspang CsR
open 10 O'Clock
Additional tzas. sss Fsi,sS.ipAia. daily. 500
IN
Rxrlos Cars % an day trina
2. Ati.ntie CITY. 100 4. L.. is:@ no..
md las and 30 p. II week days: 500 l. n
ounlsvA
Pei Csps Nay. la:os ,ooa
skxcept Sunday. xExpee0 tsafnaL
oaggaee called iof and checked from hotels
aad resi0enees hy Union fransef Co., osdefs
LEFT at ticket o0ceg. On Pennsylvania ayenus
sHd at depot
WM. n. GREENE D. b MAKrN
Cen Manager. Ngx. Pan TrafRc.
The evening times., 1898-05-13

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR RENT-Stores; cheap; store. good location;
sl2. rs 9th 81. ne, in good condition. b.
F. SAUL 9Th and l. sts nv. my9-6t EN-
The evening times., 1898-05-13
RAIr1oApa.
Pennsylvania
RAm00Mnm,
HA1HnAn

RAD2oAn
Iafn! conM1 0a1Ia am ssnsszA
s.ass - nls d. 111i1S.s : Piss1-
.e ( \ rsssss.rAna rnurrp-run,
49, ne Aesplne Diaias a.stisg - ossss.
.sti. indianapolis. e Lous Clevvlan1 ~
1slssA Duait nais q . Hsn1IhnE 8
n;so A. Y. PAST LMK-Pullmau DuAst Psrios
s;.ss,se e = aasSs.a:.E ss 1hee PG1as c.. -
$40 4. cMCAGO ABp R toUn n.
oCsiesping Car washingtsa 3 8. LOUD.
cS;.'' Louis Nashville tvia ciscinnstf) ssd
'~ r T. WESTERN ExPKEss- -Pulines
.,.sp. r,sssp... CT T. Pi,sA.sE. cAiesse - He-
=. ~ s0UfHwEsyERN KzPH11s-fuIt
md; nd aar,ishars to =. Esuis - Ci.ci.anfI
io:So P. \. PACIFIC ExPREss-PuI,mas sssp-
7:so A. T. for Kane.- -Csn.na.fsv. Roehe.t., ~
ni:sass Fan. dsi1S. ezcepS au.1sy. :, :, !,
is:ss = = r. Hnin NJ - Lily. s.espe
7.so % sos wiiii...:soss Wins sosss.;.. "a Elie. T.
sturdy: - ss.s &:ss.as &c 6. ~ SsZi-s:aa sas !. s
ie:so 3 \. for Erie. cn.ns.ixu., Rochester.
oeepi.s css wszsrs. = sesi.tss e,
urdays only.
FhiiadelDhia. Kew York and the
100 ?. y. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED"
s:as f,s,s. sssui S.' 1t ~ r. Dss s6sas c. ds ~
Dinins Or s9 vi 4iS.,essoa, go; <. 4:
80 1906 5 nd ND f;oiPe 20 a. oH oo sand.g n.
Dining Carr. s.0, s:oo moo Dining Car
f fIS% wilmington) A; 4. a;is; .:,s ~
iI:5o 2. NJ For Phiiadeipkis only. F.s Er.
pres, 10 A. n. week days Express. lz:b
p N. week days. 3.a aaAs:A ?. n. daily.
days. md A:0 P. n dsiiy
Pes Baltimore e:26. Ton. 7:50. 500. 900 1o:oe.
: s:is. $40 ts:os Li.iasdj. an sss. So.
p n On s3isy, % TOO. 60 go - s:ssI - s:x.
1850. Hoo A II, H:l5. lax 25M. S:l4
* &c. iIse 1o:sS ssa .isa i;sG 3 ' '
For Pcpe's Greek Line. r.so A. n. and a:se P. II
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 700. 500 A. n, 13:l5 and So
= duly. sIeept Sunday su.dayA s;s
Expres tor Flori5s and point: on Atlantic Coat
Ifne. 80 A. n, S:46 P. n. daily: kiehnc.1
oaly, l0:57 A. n week days; Atlanta speciA1,
yia Richmond and Seaboard Air Line. $40 Z:
n. daily Accommodation for Quantics. 80
4. Il daily sHd 4:e5 p. Il week dAyA
SeasAsre Connectio.s.
For Atlantic City Cvia Delaware Bridge. snL.n
Street Wharf. 1000 and Il.oa A. Y. i3:s r.
For c.P: Hsy. LOO a u. veei dsss. n.a ?. u
Ticket oMces. corner Fifteenth and c Streets
md at tie station, Sixth md Streets, vhsso
ordess can be lef for the eheching Of iass.oe -
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. ce.esaa Msaax&
J. z. WOOD. General Paasaee AG1e
The evening times., 1898-05-13
For sALE-HOUsEs.


LOUIS HEILBRUN. 1le6 10th st. NV.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
$625-50 feet by 100. 5-roon house & stable, eo25.
81, $l,s0o-Sheridan ave-. 9Th and eth.
=, ,000-Brick. sr. and bath; monthly payment.
g. 150-K st. ne. 2story brick: m. payments.
s2.00o-N. Capitol ST.. 5room frame.
s. S2.35o-Califomia st.. Groom brick
SCOOPS 9Th me-. s-r and cellar: m. payments
S.25o-1i2 st. ne, Groom brick.
s3.20-1ll 18th ST.. Groom brick.
s., ,2oo-17Se 10th St NV. and s.
s., S,5Oo-sth. and NV.
-, ,jO0-Mass ave, 4th and 5th nv.
$5,0Oo-P ST.. 4th and 5th NV.
S6.OO0-Quincy NV, Groom brick.
81. .a00-Masss ave-, 1st and I'd, eroom brick.
S4.0O-N St NV, between 9Th and 5th-
(Framc house and stable. lot IS by 166
A.s00-1ss1s6, n. 9Th and 5th nw-
Zone frame and brick houseA)
81, JO0-llth NV, betw. and o, Or house
81, ,20O-L 4th and 5th NV. Groom house.
S5.750-P st. NV. 10 rooms and cellar.
$3,.Oo-l0 rms. and cellar; large lot in Takoma.
LOUIS HEILBRUN.
Real Estate and Loans, lls6 10Th st. nw.
HOUSES FOR SALE BY
LOUIS HEILBRUN.
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER,
1126 10th st. n. ".
Owners OF Business and Residence Property
will find it TO their advantage to intrust TO me
the sale of their realty. | have dealt in that
line exclusively since 1890. and had success for
myself and others
L. HEILBRUN.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
mys-tf
The evening times., 1898-05-13
OCEAN STEAMERS.
TO ALASKA
COldfie1dS

Bv new EMPIRE LINE s,50o-tou steamers Ohio.
Pennsylvania. Indiana. Conemaugh. Specially
fitted with Steam Heat, Electric Lights. and all
modern Improvements.
Seattle to St. Michael.
A Appreciate sa g TO sail about June Is z % July
These large Ocean Steamers, 50 well known in
the Tfanntlantic business in connection with our
own neet Of l8 NEW VESSELS for the YUKON
RIVER tramc. furnish by far the best route %
DAWSON CIY and ali other YUKON RIVER
'ALL WATER ROUTE.
Renenber that this line enables passengers to
reach the heart Of the GOLD FIELDS without
enduring the hardships, exposure. severe tod and
danerr 10 Life and property encountered o. IL
overland routes. Apply
Empire TRANSPORTATION CO..
co. First Avenue, Seattle. Wash. or to
international, " Co..
15o6 Sc. n. W. Washington. D. q
aps0-wed&fri-l2t
The evening times., 1898-05-13

FOR SALfs-COUNTRY PROPERTY.
SsO0-S ACRES with crops: good buildings.
fences; fruit; inclose 2eent stamp. Ad-
dress JOS. MILLER, Somerville, Fauquier
County, Va. myl2-3t
The evening times., 1898-05-13
wAsrnD-AoHxra.


KlBCTD0 POLISHING CLOTH takes place of
an polishes. powders, pastes, liquids and
cazansois skinA = Iess than ooe fourth the cost;
quick. elesn, economical; postpaid. i0c; dozen.
&C. SOUTHERN SUPPLY CO.. Baltimore, Nd
msisst
PERFECT FRUIT HuLLER-Hulls berries: re
moves s0ft spses: ssves time, fingers, crushed
fruit; picks hastings and stitches perfectly |;
mailed. 1oc; dosnn, -; circulars. SOUTHERN
SUPPLY CO.. Baltimore. Nd Myl3St
wARsHIPs, finished in highest quality Of water
color rpFoductions; beautiful album OF four
cruisers and fuur hattleships; including THE
MAINE. postpaid. Sc; dosen, q. SOUTHERN
SUPPLY CO.. Baltimore, Nd. myl3-3t
AGENTS-1oc brings you samples and catalogue
Of patriotic emblems, etc.. by return mail: |:
quicki Address MANUFACTURER, Box 1875,
Boston, Mass. my6.9l3,8
AGENTS wANTEDLNurat Halstead's Great War
Book, "Our Country in War AL about
Armies. Navies, Coast Defenses. Maine Disaster.
Cuba. War With Spain. and relations with Foreign
Nations. Nearly 600 pages All written since
kaine Disaster. Magnificent eolosed illustratious
Agents mski.g 90 to 80 Per day. No experience
necessary. Most liberal terms guaranteed, 20
days credit. price low, freight paid. Handsome
outfit free. Send 0 two cent stamps to pay pos
tage. EDUCATIONAL UNION, s2l Dearborn St,
Chicago my7-im
The evening times., 1898-05-13
Mrs. DIR. RENNER,

s0PkClAIlSE
h sestsixica eold nedal awarded lbr Tie sciaAea
= eksestsics hen tha univsssiH Il Munich, -
vskia; trs.ts succeAfully vs0en's eompdainss
~ tnsgulsRitiss: private anitarium ipe lido
hnA1p ~ AxRing eoaAnenank Ol7cs hourp Ao0
. = D u >ka - p swA ~. wsshingtss,
n q tn3.a
The evening times., 1898-05-13
His ReadingS to
Ladies. Csc. Gents. 50c.
PROF. CLAY.

Oldest established Clafrvoyant tells you buxiness
love Affairs. family troubles; about lawsuits, di-
anything you wish to know: brngs sep
arated together; causes speedy marriages; removes
family troubles; bad luck spells. mysterious
feelings; 10 to 10 daily. &s9 ST. sw.
myl2-3t
The evening times., 1898-05-13
PERSONALS.
.DG. Young z; e: !:;'';'':; !: Z: {.

Oldest IN ago; 6cgesf located:
Regular gnadsafs fwo sehoois:
AgtAsrize6 6y the District Government to frsat
An diseases Of the Nose. Throat, and Lungs Heart
Nerves, Brain Blood, Skin, Stomach, Kidneys and
BlAdder, Night Losses, Sexual Weakness, and all
Special Dtseases Of either Structure vaficocele
and Hydrocele cured without cutting or operation.
No pain. No loss Of time. A prompt and per.
for life without mercury OF potash No exposure.
The evening times., 1898-05-13
The g Days" !" Cure
0or mem leads all remedies in thi. city: 4
prompt and permanent cure no charge; con-
sultation free. DR.. AcKEEHAN. 16 nth St
W. Once hours 10 a. N to ! p. m, S to Q
p. m.; Sunday, to 4 p m sp1alm
DR.. Leaf herman

EXPERT SPECIALIST In the cure Of ell private
diseasea. Hydrocele. varicocele. Structure, In
potency, and Syphilitic Diseases positively cured
Advice and Consultation Free. Both SexsR
Hou.s . to u, o to s; Tuestay, Thursday and
saturday Evenings. 10 & No aR T. nv.
(Closed Sunday.) mh30-d
The evening times., 1898-05-13

wASTED-Handy wheewrght and blacksmith;
who do both preferred. 21I Ilth
st n-x myll-3t
The evening times., 1898-05-13
wANrED-BoARDERs.

wANTRD4Two boarders ier nicciy-fur. front
room. With board; gas: hath; $50 per week
apiece. 10N b st. NV. my11-3t
The evening times., 1898-05-13
NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS.

3OU f 81. n w.
Gold filings and bridge work a speciality. nj
the lowest price; amagam Filings. soc; fuIf SETS
Of teeth on plates IS: extracting, either by eas
or local spray, absolutely painless. Soc; With
out, 25c; all work done By experts and guar.
O'Clock mh22- item
The evening times., 1898-05-13
PROF. BERNARD,

HNO6 0ENNAKO,
READINGS REDUCED TO 25 AND soc
Clairvoyant and Palmist. Consult him on bust
ness, love and family affairs. Reunites the
separated, brings quarrels all right, causes
speedy marriages, removes spells, and gives luck
Fee. &c. Soc and 81. o to daily. SOS st. nv.
mys-6t
THE GREAT EUROPEAN CLAIRvOYANT CARD
READER-Located 235 I'd ST. NV, for short
time my1l-3t
SPIRTTUALISM-Mrs. Zoller. Medium. ll02 New
York ave. 9th and nw.); seances Tuesday
and Friday evenings; interviews daily my13-lw
AND HE NEVER WAS HERE BEFORE. Well,
you bet he will come again for one Of those
elegant custom-made Spring suits, slightly worn
for such little money; come and look at one
Of them. JUSTHS OLD STAND. 619 d ST. NV.
myl0-5t
The record-union., 1898-06-29

ment, liberty, breadth, hope and ideal
of the nineteenth century civilization,
against the effete, medieval, barbarous
and tyrannical civilization of the nj
teenth century. One is cruel, retrogres-
sive, aristocratic and tyrannical, the
other is modern, progressive. enlighten-
ed, humane, liberty loving and respect
full of the rights of men regardless of
birth or station.
The two are Inherently, unchangably
hostile and non-as assimilative. That they
must clash when operating in the same
sphere of influence was as certain as
that the tides must ebb and flow. The
logic of the inevitable is pressing upon
u.s. We are the instruments of time
and progression. As has been we'll
said we checked Spain in the outset in
her naughty pride; so it is given to US
to accomplish destiny by precipitating
her downfall. In the words of a pro-
found thinker: This opportunity has
been needed to prove that our civil
iaztion is sound at heart" We can no
more avoid embracing it than We can
stay the march of man upward and on
ward to the full possibilities Of his
being.
The record-union., 1898-06-29
NOT CONQUEST IN FACT.

We object to the free and careless use
OF the word conquest in remarks con-
cerning acquisition OF possessions by
act of war in this juncture The TAX
Ing OF the Philippines in no sense is
conquesting. Our movement into the
territory is not invasion in the common
aeceptation Of the term, since that
usually implies the movement OF a force
bent on seizure for greed In occupy
Ing The Philippines we do not do so in
the sense of conquest We take the
enemy's possessions as necessity of war
and will hold them as indemnity for the
enemy's act in waging war. When.
however, Magellan went out in the
Spanish galleons and conquered the
Philippines he did so in the real spirit
OF conquest, thinly yelled behind the
cause of the cross, and without other
pretext than that of the robber. dis
possessed the aboriginal people of their
territory. Unquestionably America was
taken from its possessors after the
manner of conquest, very little indeed
OF the territory of which we dispos-
sessed the aboriginees being purchased
from them.
The record-union., 1898-06-29
TROUBLE IN WASHINGTON.
A Forcible Eviction Results i,
Several Arrests.

There was lively little racket over
in Washington yesterday, caused by the
forcible eviction of Walter Duffy from
the saloon that he has occupied there.
As a result of the row Duffy caused
the arrest of Angus Ross, George
Green, Robert Ross and L. Smith on
charges Of disturbing the peace.
Angus Ross and Green are also
charged with forcible entry and unlaw-
ful detainer, and separate charge of
assault with a deadly weapon.
Ross states that he was the lessee of
the saloon and had allowed Duffy to
occupy it. The fixtures, etc, belonged
to him (Ross), and he found it neces-
sary to take forcible possession of
them.
The record-union., 1898-06-29
REV. wAYLAND HoYT.
Lecture This Evening ON "Attrib-
utes Of Character"

At the Congregational Church this
evening, at O'Clock, Rev Wayland
Hoyt, ID. d., of Philadelphia. will de-
liver an address on Attributes OF
Character" The lecture will be given
under the auspices of the Sacramento
City and County Christian Endeavor
Union, and all ministers in the city
have been requested to omit the regu-
lar Wednesday night prayer meetings
in order that their congregations many
attend.
Rev. Mr.. Hoyt recently came to this
coast at the invitation of the California
Christian Endeavor Union to deliver
several addresses at the State Chris
tian Endeavor Convention, which has
just closed its session at Los Angeles
He bears a high reputation as a scholar
and orator, and the address to be de-
livered tonight is considered one Of
his best efforts.
The lecture will be preceded by q
short praise service, with full chorus
choir. There will be no admission fee
and the public are cordially invited to
attend
The record-union., 1898-06-29
AN OLD SOLDIER.
The Late Edward Measure, Who
Was Buried on Suuday.

place on Sunday from Foresters' Hall
was born September 10, 1880. He was
a native of New Jersey, and had beer
a resident of Sacramento for twenty
three years. He leaves a wife, three
sons and two daughters.
His remains were followed to tn
grave by many friends. Deceased was
a member of the A. 0. u. W., knights
of Honor and Grand Army Of the Re.
public. The pall-bearers were: II
Bennett, j. c. Carol, G. w. Ficks, A
Hurd, G. w. Baker and G. A. Stein
metz
The record-union., 1898-06-29

Yes, the Nation is reunited again, as
instance after instance proves. Here
is the latest: Three grandsons Of Adni-
raj Semmes, commander Of the famous
Confederate cruiser Alabama, are now
in the United States service. One is
a cadet in Admiral SIMPSONS fleet;
another Is a Major in the Fourth Ten
nessee Volunteers, and third is a
Sergeant in the First Tennessee Vol
unteers. They are the sons of l.. E.
Wright. who married Admiral Semmes'
daughter, and who was himself an ar
tillery officer in the Confederate army.
The record-union., 1898-06-29

That Spanish legislator was a sensi-
BILE man as well as courageous one
who had the boldness to tell his col
leagues that when peace is negotiated
it should have its inception in direct
address by Spain to the United States,
and not through efforts to get some
neutral Power to intervene in media
ton. A month ago the American press
was unanimous in similar expression.
and it found voice also in some Of the
leading papers of Europe. But at that
time the bare suggestion set the Madrid
journals wild with rage and members
of the Cabinet were reported as saying
that Spain would be content to sink be-
fore she would so far humble herself as
to take the initial step by direct ad-
dress to the United States Government.
As the more recent remark of the
Spanish legislator does not appear to
have created a revolution among the
eXcitable Dons we may assume that
reason is returning in that quarter. To
the American mind it is Incompetent
sible how any one can consider it dis
honorable to treat direct with the
enemy for the opening Of peace nego-
tiations.
The record-union., 1898-06-29
THE PRIMARY CAUSE.

The primary cause of the war, says
the Philadelphia Post" was the fact
that the civilization planted by Spain
in Cuba and her revolving colonies. is in
every way opposed to the civilization
of the U1Sted States. That is the meat
in the nut Ii is the advance, enlighten-
The record-union., 1898-06-29
DIR. TOM SHE BIN,
Chinese Tea and Herb Sanitarium.

Chinese Tea and Herb Sanitarium.
Abscess (acute or chronic) Acne Ague.
Alcoholism Amauross, Amenorrhoea,
pectoris, Aphonia, Aphthae. ApopleNy,
Ascites AsphyXia, Asthma, Astigmatism,
Atrophy OF muscles, Biliary, disorders,
Riliarv caculi. Diseases of the Bladder
Blindness Blood Diseases, Boils, lnflam-
nation Of the Brain, Diseases of tho
BREAST BrgRTb Rbo PRSeas Raeas caen Gan
GERS Cancrum oris. Carbuncle Cataract,
carries. Catarrh, Ghancre, Chancroidi,
era. Cholera Infantum. Chorea, Colds, Col
les Coma Conjunctivitis, Consumption,
Contusions. Commissions, Corns. Corysa,
Group, Cystitis, Dandruff Deafness, De-
bility, Delirium Tremens. Dementia, Dem
Diabetes Mellitus. Diarrhea, Diseases of
Digestive Organs, Diphtheria, Disloca-
tions, Dropsy, Dumbness, Dysentery.
Dysmenorrhoea, Dyspepsia, Pysuna,
Ectropium, Elephantiasis, Emphysema,
Empyema, Enteric Fever. Enteritis. En-
lepsy, Episaxis, Epulis. Eruptions, Ery-
sipelas, Erythema, Exh1austiqn. Paralysis Iy;
ulence, Fistula in Ano. Fracture Fur
uncle, Gangrene, Gastralia, Gastrius, Gid
diness, Diseases of Lymphatic Glands,
Gout. Granular Lids, Gravel, Haemate-
mesis Haematuria, HaemoptySis, Haze
morrages. Haemorrhoids, Hare Lip, Head
Hemiplegia, Hernia, Herpes, Hiccough,
Hydrocele. Hydrocepalus, Hydrophobia,
Ichthyosis Impetigo, Impotence, Inconti-
nence of Feces Incontinence of Urine, In
digestion. Infiammations, Influenza, Idiot
ism, Insanity, Iritis, Itch. Insomnia, In
tertrigo, Jaundice, keratitis,. Kakke
BeriberD, Kap Shik, Diseases of the Kid
neys. Lameness, Laryngismus Stridulus.
rhoea. Lippitudo, Lichen Diseases of the
Liver, Lockjaw, Locomotor Ataxia, Lum-
Fx%.-. 80 - II n In1
aria, Mammary Abscess, Mania Mastur-
baton, Measles, (Rubeola( meningitis.
Menorrhagia. Metritis, Moles, Myalgia,
Necrosis Nephretis. Nervous Disorders,
Neuralgia. Neuralgia of Stomach, Night
sweats, Sore Nipples, Nosebleed, onychia.
Ostalgia, Ozoena Otorrhoea, Paralysis,
Paraphymosis Parotits MamPPPs2 PPa Feq1 q1
Phiegmasia Dolens, Phthisis, Piles, Pity
riasis. Plague, Peursy ditn PIacenta' eia' pTeyila'
Ami. Prolapsus Uteri. Prostatitis, Prur1go,
Psoriasis Pterygiiam' 1ramas TuerPefa' Pvross'
Quinsy. Rabies. Rachitis Ranula, Reten-
ton of Urine, Rheumatlsm; 1ckets
ssasiaiv,ttii1' saiivation, Scobies, scaldhead Scalds,
Scarlet Fever. sciatica, Serofula. serofu-
Ious Pox Shingles, Sore Throat, Spasm. sper-
maforrhoea, Enlargement OF Spleen,
Cnrairs Sfammering, SQulnt, Stdphyloma,
5iseases 2gssas of stomach, Strabismus. Stran-
e1iTv' Structures. Synovitis, Syncop@
sunb;lis Tenesmus, Tetanus, Thrush,
TTS9ppana,tie. TS Tonsilitis Tothache Trichia-
sis, Tuberculosis, Tumors (bony. encysted,
us,taI,o,d Fever Typhus Ulcers, Uraemia.
ITytiearia, ryheaiii vaginitis, varicella Chicken
pox), POI Varicose. Veins, Yariola, Xenereal
Tn,eh Worms Ground, tape, thread),
Wounds confused. gunshot, lacerated).
etc.
nv skill as skillful physician.
61s Kearny Street, between Sacramento
and Commercial Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. u 8. A.
The record-union., 1898-06-29
WELL TOSSED.
Battery AS Dishwasher Will Sin
No More.

The men in Camp Bruner, at Agri-
cultural Park, had a little fun yester-
day by way of relief from the monot-
ony of camp life. 1t seems that
charges were trumped up against the
dishwasher, and he was tried before
a kangaroo court" presided over by
Captain Desborough.
Sergeant Mayberry was Judge Advo-
cate, for the occasion, and the dish
washer was found guilty of various
and sundry offenses. The sentence was
that he be tossed in a blanket. Those
who witnessed the proceeding say the
poor fellow was very effectually tossed
The incident created much amusement
The record-union., 1898-06-29

It is not at all improbable that we
will have trouble with the Philippine
insurgents before this difficulty is over
hate the Americans and are desirous
Of a German protectorate. 1t may be
necessary to give these Philippine reb-
els to understand what is for their own
best interest
The record-union., 1898-06-29
President Thomas Jefferson is an au

President Thomas Jefferson is an au-
thority the Court of Appeals might
have quoted in its recent decision af-
firming the constitutional power to ac-
quire territory. Jefferson said that
there was, under the Constitution as it
stood in his day, no difficulty in ac-
quiring territory and that when ac-
quired the question of taking it into
the Union became only one of expedi-
ency
The record-union., 1898-06-29

If Camara is not bound for Pacific
waters, as we believe was his intention
when he left Cadiz, why was that lot
of. 1900 tons of coal purchased to
Spanish order in Chile?
The record-union., 1898-06-29

seemed 70 DO me any good / became so
~ myself and no doubt to my friends
\ was persuaded 20 take DR. Tom She
hih herb tea. almost Immediately | felt
hrNtF. anl after three months treat
mthi arm az We'll as / ever was ! am
very Neatefnl to the doctor.
w T.. KENNEDY,
80 Harrison street. San Francisco.
San Francisco. Cal, May IS. 1898.
l want fo tfll the people how grateful
ann 90 Lr Tom She Bin. / was for over
three years a sufferer from liver and
stomach trouble. 1 was in misery all the
time. tried everything / heard of, but
kot no better ! was told TO try DIR. Tom
she Bins medicines. l did not like
] went TO him. He gave me some OF his
herb tea. l got better very soon, and
after four months treatment / am weu.
MRS r. J. TOOHEY,
NO. , Williams street between Geary
ana OFarreH. San Francisco.
Portland. Or. April TO- 1898
DR.. Tom She Bin: l wish TO thank you
Tor the benefit | have received from
your herb remedies. | suffered for over
tour months from acute trouble of the
bowels. After your medicine for four
weeks was entirely cured. l have recon-
mended you TO all my friends and shall
presents. | wish you every success.
MRS. II. @. BAKER,
449 Montgomery street. Portland. Or.
can fully guarantee to cure all of the
following-named diseases if my medi-
cines are taken according to my direc
tions. DIR. TOM SHE BIN.
The record-union., 1898-06-29
Weather Forecast.

Northern California-Fair Wednesday,;
continued warm weather; fresh northeriy
winds in the interior; westerly winds;
light fog on the coast.
The record-union., 1898-06-29
Notaries Public.

Governor Budd has appointed the fol-
lowing Notaries Public:
j. A. Mckenzie, Merced; L. A. Nor
gan Mendocino: George l.. Hughes.
Nevada City: Denver Sewer, Eureka
L. E. wilkins, Oakland; A. w. Fill,
Eureka; E. f. Neck, Marysville.
The record-union., 1898-06-29

Removed~-Charles A. Palm has re-
moved his iron works to 1110 Sixth
street