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there, as they belonged to the girls
department. WESTMINSTER Gazette
Most Wonderful Cave.

The most wonderful cave in the
world IS in the Island of Tonga. in the
South Pacific. Byron called it "a chapel
of the seas" ut is formed in rock that
Is almost surrounded by the ocean. This
rock is about sixty feet high, and broad
proportionately. Many years ago a
boy, the son of native chief, was
chasing huge turtle, when his game
seemed to sink into the rock. The lad
watched and waited until the tide fell,
disclosing a small opening in the rock
about six feet under low water mark
Diving boldly, the young hunter entered
the aperture, and, to his surprise, came
to the surface inside the rock. The
rock was hollow, and it's interior was
found af1terward. when the natives ex-
plored it with torches, to contain many
beautiful stalactites. When attacked
and followed by enemies the natives,
who know the secret, leave their canoes
plunge into the water and disappear
Their foes lnger, astonished at their
disappearance, for no person. not ac-
quainted with it would suspect that the
rock was hollow
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Monkey and TIrer.

Monkeys are looked upon by tigers as
choice food, but Miss Murphy the lit
tie Brazilian monkey that buongs to a
certain circus, has struck up a friend
ship with Minnie the big tiger. She
SITS upon "Minnie's' back combing and
orushing her head Until the big cat purs
with delight. From all the brushing
and combing that Miss Murphy has
lavished on Minnie the big tiger has
the best groomed coat of any tiger in
or out of captivity. 1t is curious the
way this friendship started. The little
monkey climbed into the tigers cage
out of pure mischief. The attendants
waited, expecting to see her GO at one
mouthful, but the audacious simian just
went up to- the tiger and began to
scratch her head. The friendship was
sealed, and the owner of the circus
presented Miss Murphy" with a comb
and brush
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Protection of Commerce.

The secrecy with which the Peace
Congress is conducted produces natur-
ally great variety in the reports pub
lished here of what is going on. One OF
the Strangest and most Incompetent
! sible rumors now current is that Sir Ju-
| liam Pauncefote has received positive in
structions not to take part. in any dis
cusgion affecting the right OF belliger-
ents to seize private property at sea,
and has induced Russia to oppose the
| introduction of this subject by the
American delegates.
| The Manchester Guardian" remarks
with emphasis that English shipowners,
| If Sir, Julian has been instructed to this
effect, should lose no time in protesting
against the sacrifice of their interests.
| No argument is needed to prove that
commercial and industrial England,
with the greatest merchant fleet in the
world, is actively interested in the
adoption of the American proposal,
which would assure the safety of ship
| ping interests in time of war and di-
| minish the necessity for the mainten-
ance of costly naval ornaments. 1t
will be a most Temarka bic anomaly if
Lord Salisbury has contrived to get on
the wrong side of this moral question,
which has practical bearing on the
safety and prosperity Of British COM
merce. The advocacy of the exemp-
| ton of private property from seizure
during wartime is the logical sequel
to the refusal of the American Govern
ment to join in the Declaration Of Par
is in 1856, on the ground that it did
not go far enough. The American del
egates at The Hague will naturally
lay stress upon it,. and will be support
ed by Germany If Russia allows the
subject to be introduced. France hangs
back, but England could force the is
sue to the front if Sir Julian Paunce-
fote were instructed to do so, and a
new landmark of modern progress
could be established. 1t seems more
than doubtful that Lord Salisbury is
prepared to- commit the greatest naval
Power in the world to the humane and
enlightened policy of never harming the
commerce of the enemy in time of war
and of fully protecting neutral goods
under any flag.
The settlement of old scores be-
tween England and America and the
adoption of new rules for the protection
of private property on the high seas
depend in the last resort upon the moral
force of public opinion here, and this
finds Inadequate expression when the
Liberal opposition is weak and without
light or leading. 1t is SO easy to say,
as the Daily Mail" does recently, that
the British Empire cannot be expected
to do all the giving and America all the
taking, or to dismiss the argument for
the exemption of private property from
seizure on the high seas as a needless
safeguard for the commerce of a nation
which is already fully protected by it's
predominant sea power.-London cor
respondence New York Tribune
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tional platform of 1900. the attempt OF
Mr. Warner and his associates to make
the trusts an ishoo" in the next CAM
contract. The bimetallists will be wise
to stick to 50-cent dollars. that is some-
thing their size.
THE SPEAKERSHIP.
Tulare Register: There is good deal
of wooling and pulling over the coming
contest for Speaker Of the National
House of Representative Issue APP
pears to have been Joined between the
East and West, the East standing Tor
Sherman OF New York and the West Tor
Henderson of Iowa. This is an unfor-
tunate cleavage. The West stood for
Tom Reed ais long he he wanted to De
Speaker without once raising the objec-
ton that he came from down South.
1t should be a question of supreme ut
ness, as it was in his case, and the
sectional habitat should cut mo- figure In
the election. May the better man be
chosen.
PORTO RICO AND LOCAL GOVERN
MENT.
Oakland Enquirer: A member of the
Porto Rico Commission remarks that
the people of that island are at present
unfit, through lack Of education, to gov
ern themselves. This nobody will be
likely to deny, because 20 per cent. of
the Porto Ricans are absolutely Hitter
ate. But he thinks the way to learn
the art of government is ITO practice it,
and with that object in view he pro-
poses to establish municipal govern
ments to be run by the natives as a
preparatory or training school of citi-
zenship, and he adds: In five years
the people of the island would be pre-
pared to govern it, Perhaps munich
pal government may be simpler in
Porto Rico than it is in the United
States, though we cannot see why in
future years it should be very different;
but in this country we consider good
municipal government quite the most
difficult kind to provide, and the plan
above proposed means virtually that
the Porto Ricans should begin where
Americans have left Off And, then,
the idea that five years of practice will
make good citizens out Of Spaniards
and mulattos who are too ignorant to
read or to write their own names seems
we'll lust a trifie too optimistic.
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THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
the county of Sacramento do ordain as
Section l. The Yuba Electric Power Com
pany, its successors and assigns, are here
by authorized and empowered to place,
e ere ana MAINTAIN l1, m and upon the roads.
California. and the streets. alleys, avenues
and villages within said county. poles or
masts, from or upon which wires and
other conductors for the transmission of
such electric energy is. or may be adapt
ed, may be suspended or attached and
purposes: or such wires or other conduct
placed under ground. il the ei business s Of Of
such location of such wires or other CON
ductors. If such wires other conduct
ors be suspended from q or attached to
such hight above the surface. of the
ground as to not interfere with trade.
sn a be or aceS ana aa tha RGs or 6 a ss
Board of Supervisors and maintained so
as not to interfere with trade. travel or
public grounds. public ways, streets or
alleys.
Section 2. This franchise shall continue
for a term of fifty years from the date
of the passage of this order $50.
Section 3, The right and privileges here
by granted shall not be exclusive. and this
Sacramento County to grant like privi-
leges to other parties making proper ap-
plication therefor Provided. however that
such other grants and privileges shall not
interfere with the rea sonable use OF the
rights and privileges herein granted
Section 4. The grantee of the franchise
herein set forth Is hereby required to file
with the clerk of said board of Supervi-
sors of the county of Sacramento, within
twenty days after the granting of this
franchise to it. its acceptance in writing
of the provisions of the same.
Section 5. Work shall be commenced by
sixty days from the date of the grant
Section G. This ordinance is enacted and
the franchise therein provided for is
granted under the provisions of an Act
of the Legislature Of the State of Cali
fornia. entitled. IAN Act providing for the
sale of railroad and other franchises in
municipalities, and relative to granting Of
franchises" Approved March %. 1893, as
amended by an Act of the Legislature of
said State of California entitled IAN
Act to amend an Act entitled An Act pro-
yidng for the sale of railroad and other
franchises in municipalities. and relative
to granting of franchises, approved
March 49, 1898, by amending section one
Section 7. This ordinance shall take eff
feet fifteen days after its passage and APP
proval.
The foregoing ordinance adopted by. the
following vote: Ayes-Gilis. Mclaughlin,
Morrison, Jenkins. Curtis. Noes-None.
June T. 1899. VIM. CURTIS, Chairman,
(Seal) w. 3. HAMILTON.
Clerk of Said Board.
BY 3. H. Gallup, Deputy 1eS-It
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Even as firm an anti expansion pa
per as the Cleveland "Plaindealer," an
open enemy Of the Administration,
says:
OF course the Government must be
sustained, no matter how many men
are needed. AS we are committed
unless Congress decides upon some
other policy--to the establishment Of
the sovereignty" of the United States
in the Philippines, that policy will have
to be carried out If, it requires the
withdrawal Of every regular soldier
from Cuba and Porto Rico and the
posts in the United States and the
enlistment Of the full number of vol
unteers authorized by Congress.
Which is respectfully referred to the
San Francisco Chronicle" for consid-
Grafton. There is no call ON the part
of the Cleveland paper for a halt, and
the special assemblage Of Congress to
prepare terms for Aguinaldo to discuss
over his coffee and cigarette.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS-EST OF
is hereby given by the undersigned, Sadie
G. Kreuzberger, Administrative of the es-
tate Of Ceestias johnson deceased TO- til; the
against the said deceased to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four
notice to the said administrators at the
law office of Laura Tilden Ray, No. 405 ]
street, Sacramento. California, the same
being her place for the transa cton of the
business of the said estate in the county
of Sacramento, State of California.
SADIE c.. KREUZBERGER
Administrative Of the estate of Celest.a
johnson, deceased.
Dated Sacramento, California, June ).
1900 ie5-5tM
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Pears
soap responds to wa
ter instantly; washes
and rinses off in a
twinkling.
NOTICE OF SALE BY COMMISSIONER
UNDER FORECLOSURE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. BY. the
undersigned Commissioner, appointed by
the Superior Court of the County of Sac
ramento State of California. in the action
wherein w. A. Fountain is plaintiff and
Martha Opley is defendant that pursuant
to the decree made and entered in said ac-
on WEDNESDAY, the It'll day of June,
1899, at 10 O'Clock a. M, in front of the
County Courthouse of the County of Sac
ramento at the corner of Seventh and /
streets, of the City Of Sacramento, sell at
public auction to the highest and best
bidder for cash, gold coin of the United
States, and subject to redemption, the
real property in said decree described. or
SO much thereof as may. be necessary in
order to make the payments directed to
me made by said decree.
The property to be sold is ali that real
property situated in the County of Sac
ramento, State of California, known,
designated and described as follows: The
west half of the southeast Quarter. and
the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section twenty mine. in town
ship seven north, range six east, NJ d. B.
& NJ, containing 120 acres, together with
all the improvements thereon, and the
hereditaments and appurtenances there
unto belonging.
Dated Sacramento, California, May Is,
1899, ~
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
Strong Assertions a. to Just What
the Remedies Will Do.

Munyon guarantees
that his Rheumatism
Cure will cure nearly
all cases Of rheuma-
tism in a few hours; ;
that his Dyspepsia Cure
will cure indigestion and
all stomach troubles;
that his Kidney Cure
will cure 90 per cent.
OF all cases Of kidney
trouble; that his Ca.
tarrh Cure will cure
catarrh no matter how
long standing; that his
Headache Cure will cure
any kind Of headache in
a few minutes; that
his Cold Cure will
nufclYlv brooG ,,n anv
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ORDINANCE NO. SIS.

to the Yuba Electric
Power Company the Right and
Privilege Of Placing, Erecting
and Maintaining Poles, Masts,
Wires and Other Conductors for
the Transmission OF Electric
Energy, for all Purposes to Which
Such Electric Energy IL, or May
be Adapted, in and Upon and
Under the Roads. Highways, Pub
lie Ways and Public Grounds Of
the County Of Sacramento, State
of California, and the Streets,
Alleys, Avenues, Public Grounds
and Ways of All Towns and vii
lagos Within Said County, With
the Right Of Charging and Re-
ceiving Compensation Therefor
From Persons Using the Same.
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ALBERT ID. SMITH,
Commissioner of the Superior Court of the
County of Sacramento. State of Cali
fornia in said action.
White &, Seymour, attorneys for plain
tiff m15-4tM
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Weather Forecast.

For Northern california-Fair Monday;
cooler lin the interior; brisk northerly
winds,
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\ These publications are sent either by
Mail or Express to agents or single sub.
.ecribers with charges prepaid. All POST
masters are agents.
The best advertising mediums on the
Pacific Coast
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/. Entered at the Postoffice at Sacramento
IS second-class matter.
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Los Angeles Times: Mr.. Warner of
Ohio, President of the Bimetallic
League. says 1.-The trust movement is
progressing with giant strides" and Of
course he attempts to make it appear,
but by implication only, that the Re-
publican party is responsible for the
trusts and for the strides" they are
making. As the Republican party has.
about as much to do with fostering
trusts as the bin1etallists have with
making it rain and no more, and as the
position Of the Republicans with regard
to the trusts has been clearly stated
before. and will be repeated in the ma
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-12

We have a Hospital Mangle, and we re-
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US. you. will greatly reduce your house
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TWELVE PAGES.
Is the cheapest and most desirable Home.
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The Weekly Union. per year. Isl 90
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-27

J SOlen er lise itaoet OPP oe tniier en-
uiounoerlis Slams ben ooer oe iueo9fte
@aoer. 9uie og Greer. Get er LEGION
belle Naturen jubler % leser | De slps
oeube Straaler. 4lubIelis bgres 8irte-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-27

flOtternes f%lnnsfuloe &imen fra %forlfeis
lioe Sioer. Den itore, troole 8p er
li9eiom %foruanolef; ben er tleot / poi
tlosbrnst = 10, n9iten mere; men oel
er O9 foo Sulemorgen, 8interens nprfte
Sgitib.
Blanot be bBf9enoe Solfe I@tarer, Der
liot ienere, ifsrt oeres 9%sitiosOroet,
uonbrer ben oper ben npfalone, let fnir.
fenoe Sne, tit oereS 8irter, finblr oi
o9iuu Dora oe emma Nrm / Qrm iatte
8urIen neo moo ben oanlfe lutberlfe
airte. Dora er 9lao. Dos benoe er Der
5eittemnin9; emma berimoo = ia /
benoeS Si9l er Der e9eutlie psiua 5eit-
ltemning; men bet er life risti9 en- Sic.
oestemnius. bun lpnes life at bupe gje
for buerten Natur euer no9et anoet uoen
fig ielo % bet Spsrssmcal: buoroan
Itdl ieg elite BAN rei2
Snoe / 8irfen lab cen tetpafteoe
9ilbererit are o9 lang ySulen bar braet
p%eliianet 8uo". 9erefter trnoote Den
gamle Brett pe paa Preoifeltolen, BAD
os leite i'm &c buorpaa ban. efter at
baue ltanet title ~ taps no9te gieblltte,
uobrDo meo iublenoe Rslt: rSe9 for.
tpnoer eher en- flor @l9oe, Tom lfal be-
b%erfares aIt Solicit; eoer ee / Dag en-
5relier fpot, iOm er ben 6erre ariitue
/ 8uulbs Stao." Sou ~bespnote ban Of
tale ON SnleslGben; ben Ianoe Guile
sl9oe; men belle Iiben fom ban tilboge
I'll bette: vboilfen aarlisbeo Jaoeren
bar beuit os!" Son talte lite ON gu.
le9leos, iOroi oi ellteoe. men forbi ban.
5aosren / Simlen, baooe elitet OS. os
piit fin 8erli9beo oeo at ienbe Seius.
S%uleipritsn.
Reoe paa en- al be boseite Banfe iob
en- nnsitelis lpttenbe 9llbsrer, iOm uen-
teoe paa, at Yraiten ifuloe iise benbe,
buOroan bun ifuloe elite Seius, men ban
blep peb at tale ON. hnoroan Se1us els
iieoe Os % bleu Dor Jrelie r, buoroan
ban snonu slifsr Os os opisser be fors
table; at ben fore @l9oe maa o~eberfares
alt 5oltet.
Ylubiellst = uben at bun funoe for
flare booroan = fob bet flart for
emma, at BET par benoe, Der baube iei
fell. Sun bauoe isst 8~9rlisbeo Dos
l9 ielo; men = bun tom til at tRnfe
pna 9oras 8iaeoe al pproen, Der reo'
beoe 2ommet. Oct bar 10 bam, Seius,
Der bauoe reboet benoe, bet itaffels Gam;
bet par BAN, Der bauoe elifet iaa fOr-
unoerlist. gun funce neiten life oente
til @uestjsneiten par forbl, 70, bun
MATTE bape Dora ~fortalt fin @l9be.
Der bar bleuet SuIe9laoe | en- Siol,
iom uloris baooe fenot ben for. quill
Ten oeliisnet Sulereiie! 9uoroon ifuloe
BUN sensaloe en- %iaaean a9rlisbeo?
Oct Dor 9aaen efter Nptuursoas, ba
emma after fob peb Stationen. Nu
ituloe bun bjem isen. 5oor baooe bet
bog ueret en- ton Sui, % buor par bet
tun9t OF titles fra De tore Yenner, lom
tolte ON % bno iii Selus meo benoe.
9oao piloe aaoer o9 Nooer li9e,
raar bun tom biem % fortalte benz alt
oette2 Illbe be bliue glade eler oreoe2
Oct par meo bantenoe 5ierte % br9n'
oenoe 3anrer bun tpsieoe Dora 5aruel
meo ct ,Yeo for mig" o9 ;leoe IND /
9o9et. gtu bapoe bun oplepet ben f9rlte
Sulesleoe, nu ltuloe bun biem at be.
opnoe ct nut anr. begpnoe ct belt npt
2iu, ct 2iu meo i'm 5relier. buem bun
aloris / gui9bec tiloe MITE.
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st $50 cleftriif SGlte % Ell
9Gjfc ntco Scipparer for
Den nbort btIli9e Yris al
finn S2.9J.

Gor ui6ere at n6brebe mine beremte No. 4
e~leftriIfe Better meo Rn9apparat, Hal leg
for tort 8ib isnbe Dem pr. @tspre8 Ell al
mine go. A ~elettriife Batter meo Rp9oppa.
rat liant letS ststrufine ielppletterebe Borbs
tuipe, lets etstrofine ieIpplettereoe @aler,
lets SpiieIfeer, lets Selfeer ior ben ubert
biuise pris al fun s2.95. griien paa 8Gltet
olene er $50 oS Sslpiaeerne $3.50, tiliams
men $3.50 for tnn 1895. Rit 8Glte CT bet
beofte @erben o9 fonitrueret l%aoIebes, at
bet tan ip9noes pao, laa bet pasi er baaoe
fore og imao petloner, og tan brii9es al
iaapel Serrer JONI Dam,r. os 9oranteres at
tnrere nle Sp9oomme. Der ct Ell Nelee af
II ent Blob iaalOm Fbtlmetisme, Viuers os
WureInobomme, 0oueopine, 9fenralgia, Der
pelitet. baarlis 6oroeielle tobt gRanotratt
90 aQe andre Sp9oomme, Der lfrlner liq ira
uIenbeb / Blooet. 9etie er llgen Sunbu9.
men fun BET beblte @obtteb I Seroen ui 9er
fun bette for at aueriere pore BRlter oper
belle De Sorerebe Stater. Wian bebeper life
at ienbe oS genge; ui oil lenoe Gem meo
@fspres ct al BRlterne o9 Splupdrerne G.
O. ID. Tor 1896 llnoerleg ON De finoer.
at be t~illenot, 8arer er @oottsb. iaa betal
1906 lomt Gtspresuogifterne. o9 Better os
Seluuarerne ttlberer Gem. Suis man ienber
penqe meo 1lrOren, nil ri lenbe ct efstra
SGT" 5eiteer. 6ubltGnbis Brussanpiss
ming bet %fonbiuauiite Spro9 isl9er meb
buert Belte. Strip Ceres gtapn, Yoitobresie
os Gfspres Office 2oresie tpbelist. lille
Orbrer ira Gartaoa maa ~leOiases al 6ontont.
Seub ole Gr0rer til
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-22
CUTTERS OF PRECIOUS STONES.

These are busy days FOR the De Sofa Mendes
Company cutters ot precious stones, OF Nos. 81
and 50 Maiden Lane. In answer 20 the question.
"Why did you not sell at retail long ago." NJ.
Mendes laughed and said: Il wish We had done II
years ago We prefer every time TO sell TO retail
customers and get our money promptly than to
eivs time TO the various jewellers throughout the
country.
The Office as you see he continued ''is crowd
ed with buyers and It is no wonder. for they
realize that We have been telling the solid truth
and fbey md advantages In what We of1er."
Mr. Mendes himself buys the stones In the rough
IN Furope and he Is considered one OF the best
Judges OF precious stones In this country THIS
frm is obliging and glad 10 see any one. whether
a b,,ver or not and il always ready 10 give advice
In the selection Of gems II does not however, put
q value on stones bought ~ other houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-22
FIN DE Steele UMBRELLAS.

An enormous and bewilderng display Of handles
for mems and women's umbrellas is OF the
attractions at lie Bhan's the maker OF umbrellas.
AT No Barclay-st. There at least one thou
sand STYLES from which 10 select and II is the work
Of less than minute to mount upon one, once it is
chosen one OF lie Bihan's famous fin de steele
umbrellas.
These handles comprise the handiwork Of the
foremost silversmiths IN Europe and America.
They include mother OF pearl. ivory and tortoise
shell an with silver mountings. and A variety Of
woods plain or with silver mountngs
a novel and pleasing surprise has been provided
for the customers who crowd the store at Christ
mas time Arr souvenirs which have been import
ed with the view Of presenting them TO purchasers
OF the I'm de steele umbrella, are seen IN pro-
fusion adjoining lie Bihans establishment. Among
them there are views OF London. canoes, pictures
~ women who graced the court Of Louis NV. and
dainty calendars for the new year.