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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.


Mlchael Mc' army an eN-aSSe.inlyhea ~!
~ ~ a ao.3 III ''''
N'eD '0''"'' '''''
The expenses OF the Lac nii Coiector
Office Tor the month gi oct' be were E2'u2o
and tor the House OF correction Sz'F' 81
Ninety deaths were rcCorlcd at the
Health Office during the we,k ending Octo-
Der 3lst-maes, 81; females, 20; Cauca-
sans 80; MongoiianS, ~. Naaye' oI me
PacIlc toast, 70; other states Il; lo''lEh
countries ]; unascerlaihed' -.
The wife of William Patton, the archi-
tect. of Alameda, dropped dead Saturday
evening upon the : O'Clock South Pacific
Coast Railroad boat To Alameda from this
city. She is supposed to have died from
the effects of eating canned mushrooms.
About II o'clock Saturday morning a
man named Denehy dropped dead on the
corner of Third and Mission streets, ard
the body was removed to the Morglc. 1t
is supposed that he was an asphaltum
roofcr. but nothing definite as to his identi-
ty has been learned.
About ! o,cIccl- sn,5,o,- ,,,ornir,r m nm
1.a,,,,, ,,,,,, ,clop,ra,,irj h,. a LARGO hack
nrd yrbitn %eu,fnnndjanJ f6r FIJI off the
WoilcinIstroc. r,,,t ,rbarr and was drowned be-
fora ,.a'i Ic ro,,Id I've rrscned The dog is at
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FOR SALE-T0 LET.

NOR SALE-ON THE UPPER STOCK 4ssE
l. ton road, one mile and half from 81
Sacramento city, So acres of land, with 10
house and good well: Will be sold reasonable if
applied for soon, to MRS. JAMES LANSING,
Guthries Station. OSl-5t*
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WHOLE NO. 10, ,467.

with Gordon. The rebels were advised of what
had occurred. and harraSsed the retreat to
Shendy. where masses of rebels, provided with
artillery, disabled the fotiila. Only Stewart s
vessel succeeded in passing Berbcr, and shortly
atterward 1t was wrecked. The remsiuder of
the iiotilla was obliged to return southwark, and
ON reaching Shepdy the entire force was cap
tured About the 5th of October General Cor
don was sent under n strong escort to Mahdi's
camp, where he is now close prisoner.
ME REroEr pISEEDITEp.
LONDON, November 2d.-The Foreign Office
discrediCS the dispatch 10 the Paris MO-n1Isy
Ncifs announcing the capture of General Cor
dispatch to the Daily NcrS from Dcbbch
says powerful Takara tribe. inimical to II
Mahdi, captured III OSeid, and sUid III MahdiS
prestige is waning among the tribes between
pebheh and Ell Obeid
Eleven Policemen Killed and Many
Wounded.
LONDON, November 2d.-India adviccs report
riots of Arabs at Hydrahad during the Mohur-
rum festival Eleven policemen were killed
police stations and several houses a panic was
created in the city and the shops and houses were
closed. Troops from Golconda restored order
\ council, At which the Niz,lm presided ordered
an inquiry into the affair
The Theater Panic in Glasgow.
GLASGOW, November 9d-The man whose cry
Of Fire >, cauled the panic in the star Thcater
last evening has been arrested. lie was drunk
when he rJlsei the false ALARM Persons in the
thedter st tue time described the scene on the
staircase IS terrible The steps were Strcwn
with rhhouS, hats, sacks and ShGWls. The vie
tins We're first Suiiocated. then trampCd upon
The panic lasted ttCcn minutes. Ii is u note
worthy tGctthat the authorities had disapprOvcd
Of the means of exit. aud contemplated the
construction OF an additional exit from the gal
lery. The scenes witnessed when relatives
identified the dead We're most affecting Among
the victims were eight PmH.SS.
Challenge To Fight II Duet.
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The Fan of Hiartouia and The Capture
OF General Gordon.

PArls. November 2d.-A dispatch from Carlo
ginning OF September. hearing OF the advance
Of the British forces. made a supreme effort 70
reduce khartonin, which place. at the end OF
Sep.ember was surrounded by l50GD rebels.
S,Inpl1es falling. the garrison began TO wGver. A
ficpiltatiou of officers complained bitterly t0
General Gordon ,hat they had been deceived Dy
the promise of BGitish assistance. and they ae-
crsed him OF sidiug in the deception. nc uep =
nation also ,;cplan,ied that retrcat be made 70
pongola, and Threatened If this action was net
taken. ths. they would join Mah9l. HehDr,n ,,r,
Gordon shereupon consented TO the l1 pm az
n1sed Meanwh hile = panic arose, ana S,VeN ,
Soldiers and civilians deserted in body. we
theIssnd men remained fa:thfnl, and eini''fSe"
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DOR sALE-TWO NICE BUILDING LOTS,
T. southwest corner Fifth and streets, at the
low price of $500 each. Apply to CARL
STROHEI. No }2l street. OSl.6tt
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DRS. KELLOGG & GoSs
DIR. LAME.

physician AND sURGEoN.-oFFICE AND
| Residence, No. sc3 ] street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours to 10 a. NJ, 3 to and 10
8P. NJ. Office of City Superintendent of Public
Schools at same place. se5-4nim
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Attempted Murder of Woman

SAN FRANCISCO, November 2d.-This evening
ut : o'clock, James L. CapretOn. i'll II fit of jeal
ouSy. fired two shots ut a widow named Virginia
Wethers. Both are mulattOes, and stand high
in colored social circles here. The widow re
iectcd the suit of CapretOn, and accepted the
attentions of n rival. The wOuld-be murderer
is in Jail. The widow Wethers about two years
ago, was the cause of the attempted murder of
her deceased husband by former husband
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Discovery or WILD HoRsEs.-A new
species of wild horse, brought TO st. Peters
burg by the Russian traveller, Preyaisky,
on his return from his third great journey
into Central Asia, inhabits the great Dsun-
earian desert, between the Altai and II
anschan mountains. It Is met with IN
troops of from five to fifteen individuals
make up the rest Of the troop. This spe-
cies of horse has highly sensitive powers
of hearing, smell and sight, and is very
shv and feet. It has the peculiar, warts
on hind as well as the fore legs, and broad
hoofs like the true horse. The long HAIR
of the tail does not begin until about md
way down the tail On the short, erect
name there is no forelock, and thus animal
has no dorsal stripe. las coiof Is wnl:isi' l.h
and lrosa the knees to ;hs hoofs the hair IS
iIun'-
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NANTED-LOST-FOUED.

CITUATION WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGkD
- American woman, to DO general houseWork;
is good cook and thorough housekeeper; coun-
try preferred. Address " a. b." this Office nl-3t
NTANTED-AT THE SACRAMENTO BUSI-
w ness College. Young Man to work morn
ings and evenings. Tuition and Stationery given
for services. B. G o31-3t*
NTANTED-S5 WORTH OF GOOD SEC
w ond-hand Furniture; highest cash price
paid. We buy, sell or exchange. Repairing
and Upholstering. CHAS. N. CAMPBELL, 409
street Give me q call ap19-IDtf
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pe.,a,tlv the dome of St. Peters,

Recently the dome of St. Peters, in
Rome, was reelad ut an expense to the
Vatican of $40,000. The old sheathlng
required such continuous repairs that II
was deemed better to replace 1t. The
sheets Of lead which now cover the dome
weigh 70S.Sl0 pounds, and would extend
over more than an acre and a half OF land
if they were spread out fiat.
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4 Lady'S Wish,

oh how do wish my skin was rs clear and
soft as yours, said Il lady to her friend. You
can easily make il So answered Inc friend.
How" inquired; the frs lady.
BY usin" Hop BitterS that makes pure. rich
blood ard bloomin: health. 1t did it for me rs
you observe
Ea- Meme geutiiue without Il bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile. poi
sonous stuff with Hop" or " Hops" i'll their
name
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HALE BROS. & co.
LADIES'
French Md Button Shoes
So rs A PAIR!

We have within power make
selections in wearer
Il nd perfect md
tity. have is
making a comparison prices qualities. Our
5
This consider highly shall
tinue forth o,rv forst
patronage have received Every OF ROOTS AND
entering has pass unde
spection of Il experienced Man.
and pair not to standard is
nd rctur
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UTAH.


SALT LAKE, November 2d.-On the 9th ult
two miners L. Kellogg and John Williams
while working i'll Alder gulch, near Virginia
killed. Kellogg was rescued alive, but badly
bruised. Williams has daughter i'll California.
whom he intended visiting this winter.
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NEW ORLEANS, November 2d.-rhc Times Dam
OrrufS New Iberia special says: Everything has
been quiet since the FausSe Point trouhle yes
terlay. The prisoners are still in Jail, and will
probably have a hearing tomorrow. \ great
many reports come III from FauSSc Point to-day,
nearly all different rs 10 the number killed and
wounded. Coroner Marvillc came in late this
evening ana says There are siNtecr negroes
dead and two white men. ! have ordered ju!Y,
and viii hold an inques: tomorrow. Al! III the
fight when il began say the first shot came from
n negro, who fired At Zoe GilioaX from his coat
pocket. Bell and Gili0uX were killed insanity,
and from the first voiey. The pistols taken
from their bodies snow that they had not fired
a shot when they tcU. 1t is not known how
many were killed. but certainly tt, and probably
~. Nearly all OF those killed received wounds
from stray shots. 1t is reported that the white
Republicans present wore breastp!ates. Judge
FOntri;cu's clothing was full OF tullet holes
but his skin was untouched. Captain Bell was
buried to-day al st. MartiEsvill2, and Joe Gil
faux at Lpreauvile. Bell and GiliauX were two
OF Faussc Points most respected and beloved
citizens Their friends present, six or
eight laen. were - infGriatcd that
they went into the battle regardless Of
everything, and fough hrayciy. 4 great many
negroes stood ard aUCAt until they empued
their pistols The majority, however stam-
pcdcd. Hundreds Of them jumped into the
bayou. ana sOme, being wounded, aid not get
out. The Others ran. some fell do%n on the
way ami died. one nc1ro was found near by
in his cabin. dead. Without a brliiSc. No further
A.. In - .4fa 4
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yyTATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS.. ~
w SOC j street, between Finh and s4t:>
Sixth, have always on hand choice vari- e q
ETY. of fine Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, ~, e
is--Jrc
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CoLUMBUS, (0l. November 2d-SheriT Enw-
kins, of Cincinnati, made Il requisiticn on the
Governor for troops on election day. The Gov
ernnr replied that after he and The Mayor of
CncinuAti had exhausted their resoilrsss- win
deputies and special police, they could have The
aid of the State militia
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FOREIGN.
The German Elections.

RraIIx. November 2d.-Thc elections for
members Of the Reichstas- resulted as follows 4:
Conservatives 60, Center -, lmperials y. Ma
tionals -. German Liberals u. Poles Ii, Nolks-
partei .. Al>atians Il, Guelphs ). Socialists 10.
including Liebl.neeht. ninety-sevcn second bal
lots are yet necessary. The Socialist committees
have instructed their supporters 10 oppose in
these second balloiS the candidates who refuse
10 record themselves against the re-enacting OF
the SocialiSl laws and the leyying Of fresh taxes.
This order IS specially aimed at the Conserve
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
T. 4. SNIDER, NJ. u.
DIR. GEORGE PyBURN.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
~ Corner Eleventh and II streets. Hours
to 10 4. NJ, l TO 5 and to SPM o4-lm
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Church Dedicafed.

GIIRoY. November 2d.-St. Stephens (Episco
pail Church was dedicated to day by Bishop
Rev. \. l.. Brewer of san Mateo and Brother j.
W. O Bricn of Watsonville.
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OREGON.

AIaska's Governor En- EOutc 10 Wnsh-
ingtou.
PORTLAND, November Ex-Governor Kinkcad
of Alaska arrived in Portland this morning
from Alaska and takes the steamer tonight for
San Francisco, thence to Washington. He goes
for the purpose of laying the wants of the coun
try before the President and COngress.
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New ORLEANS, November 2d.--Information
from Republican sources give quite different
coloring to the affair which occurred at Lorcau.
vile Yesterday. y Blaine Logan Kellogg meet
ing was being held there, which it is alleged
was broken up by armed Democrats. who fired
upon the meeting. Eight men were killed and
wounded. All the Republican speakers were
arrested by the local militia, and committed to
Jail without authority of law. Intense excite
-piI
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ofhoe Hours: 10 to ls'2 to . sa7aos z to q e M
NO TREATMENTS GIVEN ON SUNDAYS.
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-Ifyou are frequenter or resident of
a miasmAtic district, barrieate your sys-
ten against the scoUrge of all countries
Malaria, Epidemic, Bilious and Inter
-lniIteni tcyerS 10y Tie use ofEop Bitters
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Dccliaation of IA Prohibition Candidate
Fnr

SAN FIR RiNCISCo, November 2d.-Col. George
Babcock, Prohibition nominee for Congress in
the Fourth District, returned 10 the city Satur-
day evening. and at once withdrew from the
ticket, his principal reason being that his party
has indorsed the Citizens Independent muni-
cipal ticket, and their nominees not being Pro-
hibitiorstS, he will not run with them. He ai-
thOrizes the statement that no one will be sub
stituted for him. This confines the fight in the
Fourth District 10 Morrow and Hastings.
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GEORGE W. YOUNG,

CUCCESs0R TO PIKE Il YOUNG, CARRIAGE
= Manufacturer, corGer Fourth and l. streets,
Sacramento. Established in 1850. An sizes OF
Buggies, Phactons. Spring and I'horouglbTace
Wagons Repairing, Painting and Trimming
done. r9l-4ptt
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wM. ELLERY BRIGGS. NJ.

nCULIST. AURIST, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
" Diseases of the Throat Office 4291S
street corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank,
Sacramento Cal. Hours $50 to y A. NJ; 10 4
P. NJ. sundays: $50 to Ii A. NJ; to 4PM. iyl-tt
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If you are suffering from over-eating or
drinking or any iudiscretion or dissipation,
or are young and growing too fast, us is
often the case,
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9l9 street, bet. Ei7AtEa aE2C7 EcxlGh
asg LETTERS CONTAINING STAMP ANSWERED. ~asa
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One Vote Sure for Cleveland.

ALBANY, November 2d.-Govermor Cleveland
left New York city at $40 this morning and ar
rived in Albany at l2:l5. He at once went to
the Executive mansion, ana spent the day there
Cleveland The Governor is i'll excellent health
and spirits. He left for Buffalo at 1890 tonight
and will vote there early Tuesday morning
then take the A. NJ. train for Albany, arriving
here at $50 Tuesday afternoon. He will receive
the returns of the election ut the Executive
mansion
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C. ZwICKlGL,

3I-sTREET FOUNDRY. BETWEEN FOURTH
vi and Fifth. Cast-IT0n Founder; Manufact-
urcr of all kinds of Cast and R0G-Ircp Ralings
and Fences. All Building Castings m2Ge TO order
SJ-iDlln
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own fault If you remain ill., #
You are wasting away with any form
of Kidney disease, stop tempting death this
moment, and turn for azure to Hop Bitter
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WASHINGTON, November 2d.-"Sub Rosa in
the Snnday Capital says; Word comes to me
from member of the Democratic committee in
California that the Democrats really have Il
chance of carrying that State. l should not be
at all surprised if they did it, and perhaps Ne
yada also. Senator FAIR has reached home by
this tiue, and if ne could not swing the little
Il, COO voting constituency that he represents lie
ought not to retain his seat in the Senate.
The same paper prints the following \ Cali
fornia Republican, who is well known i'll this
city, remarked 10 II party of friends last night
that he had information that California viii go
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NOR SALE-A HOTEL. FOR SALE-A BAR
L room. For sale-a Farm. Inquire of CARL
sTROBEI. 321 J street. o29-6t*
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If you are sick with that terrible sick
ness, Nervousness. You will find Il Balm
in Gilcad in Hop Bittcrs.
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CALOON FOR SALE.-THE WELI.-KNOWN
- and popular Saloon known as Z" The Office"
formerly owned by C. Lurch, in Woodland.
Fine Bar Fixtures, Good Liquors on hand and
doing good business. For particulars inquire
of z. Z. BROWN. at the premises. o2i-2M
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DENTISTRY.
:. s. SoUrHWOKTH,
REMOVED.

SUCCESSOR. 10
DREwER * SOCTIIW0RIH, DENTISTS.
ID Seventh and J streets, Sacramento.
aul64Dlm
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II you have rough, pmply or sallow skin, bad
breath. Hop Btters will give you fair skin. rich
blood. the sweetest breath and health. 500 will
be paid f0T Il case they viii not cure or help
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A GRICULTURAL WORKS, NINTH AND K
n streets, builds every description OF Pump
ing Machinery, Steam Engines, Horse powers,
etc. New Design of DEEP WELL. PUMP Just
ont a,lZS-tf
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11lE EEroRr pIskEpIrEn.

LoND0N. November 2d.-The Foreign Office
djscredicS the dispatch to the Paris Mo,n9isy
Ncifs announcing the capture of General Cor
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H. F. ROOT ALEX. NELSON. J. DaisCoL
ROOT, NELSON ~ CO.,
uNION FOUNDRY IRON AID BRASS
u Founders and MachiiliSts, Front street, be-
tween and 0. Castings and Machinery of
every description made 20 order. a2t-ipIm
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BELL CONSERVATORY,

Dealers in AL kinds of Garden and Greenhouse
Plants.
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DIR. a. Il. BRUNE,

nuYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
| the University of Berlin, Germany. Office
and residence, No. 81 J street, between Filth
and Sixth, sacramento. oihce houTs-9 to IL A
NJ to 5 and Z TO 8 ?. NJ lyl3-tf
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\ dispatch to the Daily NorS from Dcbbch
says powerful Takara tribe. inimical to II
Mahdi, captured III O6cid, and SNid III MahdiS
prestige is waning among the tribes between
nnhheh and EI Nhnid
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If you are minister and
have overtaxed yourself with your
pastoral duties, or mother worn out
with care and work, or a man of business or
labor, weakened by the strain OF your everyday
duties, or man of letters tolinS over your mid
night work, Hop Bitters will most surely
strengthen you.
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party of one hundred went by steamer about
three miles down the Mississippi to witness a
fight with hard gloves between John ;. Barnes,
of this city, aud Tom NcAlpiue OF New York.
Alter some discussion, VI. {. Roche sporting
editor Of The Pioneer Press was chosen referee,
and j. :. Dickerson city editor of the ST. Paul
Day timekeeper. The men were Of the same
height five feet eight inches. Barnes weighed
li5. and McAlpinc IA pounds. 1t was near
o'clock when time was called. by the consent
of both parties the rounds We're two minutes
each Marquis of Queensberry rules. The fight
was marked by cautious spaTring for six rounds,
without either receiving punishment. When
the seventh be gan il was evident that Barnes
meant business and scarcely had the round
commenced when he sent in II terrific swinging
right handler which took McAlpine fairly over
the right eye. and he fell like log, where he
lay fully ten minutes totally unconscious On
coming to he pulled OF his gloves and gave up.
Barnes did not receive scratch.
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TO FARMERS.

WE HAVE on HAND A LARGE NUMBER
w Of first-class ranch hands, just from the
Western States also, some Scandinavian and
German farm hands who can milk, plow ard
chop wood; also. help of various kinds both
male and female. Send in your orders and they
will be filed Immediately. HOUSTON & CO.,
Employment Office, corner Fourth and X streets,
Sacramento. jel3-1ptf
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{ Sixth street. between / and F::;,asss
vest SIDE, opposite congregational 4IlG13E
Church: hU5-tf
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NOR SALE-16O ACRES OF GOOD FARM sse
L. land, with good buildings thereon. S5ssE
Terms, S, ,00G, embracing $500 worth ofper-&-
sonal property. Situated 10 mics southeast of
city. For particulars inquire at this Office.
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a woNnEPrTTI, CURE OF DEAFNESS

Mrs Tannor elderly N
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T OST-WEDNEsDAY EVENING, A GOLD
Il Chain Bracelet, set with Diamond, Ruby
and another stone. name not known; finder will
return il to PHOENIX MILLS Erhirteenth street.
between and X, and be literally rewarded.
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To give list Of bis would be mpoSS besides is unnecessary,
for you doubt these you would not believe Others lie treats and cures all
durable diseases Of whatever nature in whatever part Of the system
located Or however much heretofore doCt0f and failed TO be cured NO
CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
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Thc Gaudaur-Tee,ner Boat Race.

ST. LOUIS. November 2l.-IEc race between
Trenlcr aad Gaudaur which was declared Il
tic last sunday. was rGwcd over at CreVe t@ur
lake this afternoon resulting i'll Gaudaur reach
ing the home stake about quarter oi Il lnlle
ahead of rcemcr. At the turning stake the bow
of T1cmerS shell went under water. and before
he had striighcned Gaudaur gained miiy two
lengths while Teemcr lost constantly. hen
he arrived home he announced that his boat
was Vatcr-log.ed. IN examination OF the boat
showed ScaIas in lis bow and good deal Of
water in the forward compartment. The referee
appointed 6 meeting Tor ID =; ~, Wheh ne
would hear the statements of both sides and
give decision The time OF the race was 2l2l
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