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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

ftoosser Doctors Chargsa "ith Allow
az a Han to 6isso 70 Death


a b. Frose. ~ tae arln n Fross Aseh-
aloaa. 4a8 @eut - Mlchlzan C4ty and
srs,lzhl lae rsmalas II hiilian eaaezen-
bush - llis eiig, -ags thaa Pee
believes tact dr Quaekenbssh.s death
1.ls sae ~ tle @aut 20 proper attend
anee after be- @ls haft bs lle car. 3D..
Frost investigated tie case thoroughly AID
FROM what he learned h.ss formed a very an-
Iasorsbls opinion ~ Alcnlgltu City cDceors.
fhe aaeisleat 5eclrred about mile sest "
Michigan City shlls w. Quacaeabash vas
trying 10 board q freight tfaln that @as qua
ana about usentg miles - boar. he missed
DIS fooung sld faii aEliE the tram and q
zneel passed over hiz uz15 ieg. smashing Il
tefribig beiys the suee. d Tar AZ kn0~n De-
as lot otherwise inlaret the train va
stopped ant Ca telspn0iling - the city
lhe uen were ordered u pat him IA
q car and return ~ the cIt. bef0re he ~a-
pas ID TIE car q Dr. MaileIl sa~ him bat Wa
aot illosed 70 do any thIns for him. because
the company's Michigan sentfal pi.y sseian
had not seen him. " heil brought baez -
the station, be- vas takenito hotel and az
l0-U Dr Brown. the ooIlpany'- physician,
called. felt biz pulse. ed mined his wound,
said that be 4ouid have g. die, that II vas
not the eompany's Duslnass b care FOR him
and lsft The City Physician, or Io~nship
Doctor. A. he Is called there, was then sent
for. and with one Of the rOsnsh 3 Trustees
visited aim The Township Doctor lillot-
son said that be- would DO what he could for
ham. bat would have 10 wait until reaction
sci ia before attempting 20 smputate the
ez tie left some medicine and
administered = hypodermie injection
of morphine 10 quist the pain and
left At this time the wound Wa
bleeding badly 80 that the bed clothes were
saturated. bat the bOy had strength enough
to hft his ieg with bis hands aud implored
the doctor 10 10 something for him. At ,
clock Dr.. Tiuotson returned and pat
bandage around the leg TO stop the blood
preparatory to amputation. lie did. at
tempt 10 amputate the lea. bat said the boy
would have to die. Quackenbush then
dictated a card To MS mother and brother IA
.hl- city asking them 10 come and rec him
II possible before he died and bid them good
bye. lie died al lN5. a. Slr. Frost thinks
I from the loss Of blood. Ills mother, who
lives az I'D Clancey street, j. in quite midi
/ geut circumstances and NJ. Frost is circu-
lating a subscription paper for her relief.
Up 10 Z o'clock yesterday he had secured
about $50
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21
Felf lnto the Canal.

One OF the Detroit, Grand Haven x Mil
waukee Railroad freight trNnsfer teams at
tempted 10 cross the old wooden bridge
across the Fast side canal just above Bridge
street. yesterday morning, with a load of
i,,o0 pounds Of flour in paper sacks from
the Valley City Mills, making in all = weight
Of nearly 600 pounds. When about hale
way across the shaky structure, the bridge
gave way with a crash one OF the horses
was caught under the falling wagon and
load bat was released without injury, and
the other escaped without "A scratch. The
driver saved himself without any difficulty.
The load Of Hour was rescued with but very
little loss. 1he accident terminated very
happily. taking the possibilities for serious
consequence into consideration.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

The annual meeting of the Michigan Cen
tral Company will be held IN Detroit, Thurs
day, May !.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Detroit, Lansing d Northern road Is to
be held IN Detroit on Wednesday. May l3.
The stockholders Ofthe Traverse City Rail
road Company will meet in annual session at
the Office of the Hon. Perry Hannah. Traverse
City, Mich, on Thursday, May 7, 1885.
General Manager Mulliken and other gen
eral officers Of the Chicago West Michigan
and Detroit. Lansing q Northern railways
are going q make general and thorough
inspection of both roads this week.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Bay View, Little Traverse Il Mackinaw
Railroad Company will be held in the station
building of the company ut HarbOr Springs,
Mich, on Wednesday, May ., 1886.
Messrs. Agnew and Gavett, of the Chicago
& West Michigan Railroad, went over the
Newaygo branch to Baldwin and returned
yesterday. upon tour OF Inspection. The
gentlemen report large quantity of snow
IN the woods about Baldwin.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21
q Disastrous Collision.

At five o'clock yesterday afternoon as
Charles Killam with two-wheeled rig was
driving across Campau Place, he stopped a
moment to allow street car to pass. As he
stopped an omnibus collided with his cart
and tipped it over throwing him out and Sc
yerely bruising him about the head and
shoulders. His horse whirled around and
started for the door of Spring Il Company 5
dry goods store. He went on TO the sidewalk
and when he reached the door slipped and
fell on his side. He struggled until he re-
gained his feet scattered the goods displayed
outside the store, in all directions and was
caught as he was about TO dash up Monroe
street. The horse, a valuable animal, re-
Gently brought here from South Bend, was
badly bruised and received bad cut under
one of his fetlocks, and the cart was badly
wrecked
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

Saturday afternoon As Mrs Nestfall wife
OF Justice We-tfall, WAS ont riding with
friend, Mr.. White. they drove around the
corner of Canal and Coldbrook streets, when
the wheel of the carriage caught in the street
Both ladies were thrown out. Mrs. White
was not seriously injured but Mrs. West
fa.l struck on her head and shoulders, break
iug one cheek bone and her left arm. DR..
Mcpherson attended her and yesterday she
was feeling a. we'll As could be expected
under the circumstance.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

Yesterday morning as ex-POlicemsn Cor
uelius Howe was sitting on railing in the
Arcade. engaged IN conversation with his
brother. he lost his balance and fell back
ward into the area. distance of nearly twelve
feet. lie was picked up unconscious aud
Dr. DsCamp was called. No bones were
broken aud he was q ken % his home on Ca-s
street. About O'Clock last evening G. j.
Staples. proprietor of the Arcade fruit stand.
initiated Nr Howo's performance but es-
caped with less injury than Mr. Howe sa--
tlined
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

Furnished dNly from the office of "a r
>cribnsr. real estate deslar
Mnndsy kurl q. Iamf, nelhoe to Al
ner Rates 'of o. Dniis. sltd fsG
James 81 'sa fn Heiu1u Bafae lor a
ttr.I 0ae.a s.if 1a0
IrFit = Nesir fa Rf-rsri Johns h'tss
tnd hfs tf T. J Dean suh euU
l--tHe fheI s. 20 Ssrsh stanton. inrs ii srd
it and i2 f-. hsf l5 blk oif e ios
eid 1eo
iehn il~i 'o tfao s prrir a = -v
ef aer srnran ~
Ifunu Hopkins p. f Hion Osborne If
1era< s..ie ~ =ar 81 Airina s-a
isrvfs HOPKINS re hina a Osborne 49,
"a sni saour "a seros sn a zfs3a
- -ar r A .ni1e snur
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21
Finest IN the City.

J. +. La Lone. proprietor of the Central
Barber Shop. under Sweets Hotel, Is moth
ing If not enterprising. tie has recently re-
fitted his fine bath rooms with new appurt-
enances throughout, and they are now as
elegant. convenient and handsome as the
most metropolitan and modern. Harry" :"
the versatile ventriloqui-t. Is in charge of
tins department and the wants of customers
are carefully looked after by him. Cleanh-
ness. purity of water, even temperature. the
finest OF toilet articles and a song are his
specialties. and the public cannot be better
served than here
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

4 young married man named John Reeves,
Vho recently came to this city from Canada,
was locked ap at the JAIL yesterday afternoon
for ssfekeepug, he being insane. II is a sad
ease. The young mans friends state that he
cime her. about two months ago in search
9t work at one IF the furniture factories. bat
fuhng it preyed upon his mind So that he
became dernged. He hasa young wife who
b. soon to become mother
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

a AsHlsslais, pul zL--Eor the DEpes
Lake.. lselaraLy eloaay ssaLhsr alld raini
s.lsl.,elis silds. skoepi uesr Lake 1nDeriof,
variable asinls falling fl..ossed Ia extreme
nort1sesl asrt.oa - risIa. larofa.e1sr sllght
change. la tsu4grrature m soalhern portion,
risl8x Temperature ll leltlefu porton, foi-
lossd ui slfrenie northwest l3ftion ol colder
weather
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

To Talk About travels ~ Europe.
Wm Hake. President of the Saint Vincent
d. Paul Society. has promised to deliver
series IF di-courses. before tie society. des-
cupave eff his travels IN Europe The lee
.nrs- Niil be- given IN the society hall ia the
oheld 1u Street Parish school building. com
msncing about the middle II next month.
ST.. Halse has made several trips to Europe
in che past few years. and viii probably
make his ssiks interesting and instructive
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21
TONN LAX

lOFN ~
tte street. fpunsleas began duty yester.
t.a5
Coal sac s.4Alng plsuufaiig ga saturday
And ce ets "a delaand yesterday
Nork 10 ihe excavation ca ths City Hall
lst Stt regilll s--tefdty noruihs
The asw Hessniasier rre-Ds teran Church
is ne.rls -eilis zoe ine pia-lefors.
l1asls 8f iaa-enold goods we're seen NOV
ms ai pats 1f the eats yesterday
C1la's mfels advertising brigade 0as M
Ne ciig yssniri1 The show All oe here
l4ua
The D1n.tton brothers acrohat-, went 70
coilmoas. U.. yesterday 20 join tne sells
bft- cireir.
BF MeEs3noils c.erz III the Police and
fifa bllaft aa- guue t3 NeN Orleans % sce
the exposition
Dire,iar ~ the Poor Hupprscht has drop
ped itn FAMILIES from his ist of ciiy charge
Since AlrA
Fhoio.ralhs of gles. ,a Gle Yellowstone
Park are 1ri sslloluon ll tle HlndoWs OF the
iuluu lckst llhce.
The -C0slr Scarce. an oh painting by
Setre3sr. ol Paris. ~il pa on exhibition az
Hartman ullerI to-day
The nari,sers Ut ths Z. b. A. Home have
Nee rrl baby three months old for which
tne5 el-h tl aad a good home.
~sgarsi torses we're taken from the
churehes ou sunday night, driven about the
citg and ieii ioose ln the streets.
Mr Immeu yesterday received car load
of thoroughbred keuLucky horses which he
purchased Uhile on Ris recent southern trap.
The seut- ai the corner of Campau Place
and Reari street. caved In yesterday morn
ing. and miide large hole 10 The pavement
snow banks ia the coontry near the ciiy
A..
FLOWING De che order ol these days on hgnt
.oil.
The odiosrs. ana Others Interested n the
Calds Ssreet Railway Company, will hold a
meeting at che office of Gen. Inues next Sat
urdsg.
The notsd McGuire prcriced successfully
his rias game upon two unsophlstlcated
youths from the counlry, upon ionia street,
yesterday
hne specimen Of crazy quiit work Is ex-
hitlted n siprng q Company show WIN
dow ft h the work OF Mrs. Sarah Wood OF
80 Canal street
Rev r. Gilbert. OF the Division Street
VI. b. Church. lectured at st. Joseph last
evening uu1u Fer subject, The Old Bible
and the A1lng Science
with the advent of Spring also comes the
advent of uaii heads from oct the sidewalks.
anil many curses from cut the lips OF those
who tre .upped 1p thereby.
The Division Street Rnk Polo Club and
ths Famfsll Avenue Polo Club are 20 play
for the championship of the city to- morrow
night lt tfe Paiudeid Avenue Rink.
Band of Hope coucert VIII be held 40
New rAI-iand III lil. Pl8fnheld avenue. on
Thursday srenlrr. Some OF the best musi
cal ttlent Of Che cily Eii participate.
Msmber. of the MifdIevlie Village Coun-
cll we're 'n the niy yesterday. inspecting our
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21
JOB PRINTING.

The l2Isltaaa "a ags prepared - ~
,A kIn.is ~ 80 PnAtlng elLl dispatch.
Al ori-rs .sii al tle counting eoom All
8 eeelsa lrouFl attellbl.
TELEGRAM PUBLISHING co
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

The steaner City ~ Worcester ran faf1 a
3ocs of wild yeese oT Bridgeport on the trip
iown ere sound Saturday nizht The geese
were to t6e Ieewari ~ t'1e steamer and rauld
nof ri-e in flne en- troid the paddles wheels.
ehick -trnes fham snd ultsterei tfe inside
'f She "a Id'e-bex with feathers. Hsfrrf
firee
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

Relief and cure Is what ST. Jacobs Oil
brings to the rheumatic and neuralgia suf-
ferer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

49, E4facrt1ef slfif rslstttilg lisa Al-1-
saa rs.f'slafis ll.si DFo.apttg Datt eossfsr =
ssar ~ a5ftfsiay tsls gB.es ~ fslepitoae ~
1stas cssri Oar t4laphole number - d..
a.. leoIQs IS. Callln b gity sircaiasor of
tss i1l.as4Aila. sll Is authorized ~ collect
.1s,so.I glisus aud asoslgt sasrsfsr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21
Towels.

fresh shipment Of new and tne designs Ia
Turkish Towels al Z5c. worth S3isc.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

Our Dress Goods and Silk stocks have been
largely added to. and We invite special IN
spection of these goods.
20 dozen Mems WhiteU Unlaundried Shirts al 4sc
cheap al Zoe.
Everything strictly AZ represented.
NOTE When goods advertised by IA are
closed ont We at once Withdraw our advertise
ment.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

The finest assortment of buggies. rhston.
surreys and spring wagons IN the city at A.
r. Antisdels
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

PopHiqr Monthly. Fashion Bgs1t Iftr5.
er'sf for May and Poultry Books at Vine .ss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

" W. Kimban O.. will remove on fIol
day April ~. 20 Canal street. Sweff H.
tel block
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

Stoves stored for the Summer Season.
REcgARn BRos ~ 50. Division
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

Good straw hats for school girls. already
trimmed. only - cents st Adams g Co. -
Monroe street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-21

Buy your buezes and rbetona of a. X
Autssiel
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COMMERCIAL.
sACRAAiENTo MARKET

SACRAMENTO, September sd.
EAOIT-I emo1s-Sicily. S99l0: Lines, Sl5
spS oas dozen: c6 ognSa r s5@s
p 100; Tahiti Oranges, 81 50d5; Apples. fair,
6o9sOc; fancy, 90c@sl Peaches. 50@65c
Pears, sl91 so; Plums, 75G9oc 2 box; Water
melons, 40975c q dozen Catalogues, 50@G0c
z dOz: Grapes, 75c@S1.
PIE FROITS-Assorted, 21s-b cans, q doz,
81 20tG1 80; assorted, gallon cans, 81; Peaches,
21Sh cans 81 so: Portland Blueherries, 2-fb cans,
&; Whortleberries, 81 rs: Capital Asparagus
81 Is p dozen cans.
DRIED FRUI1s-Appies, sliced, 11z@Sc 2 70;
90 quartered, 11a@2ci Pears, peeled, 394ci
Plu.ns, pItted, 5@6c: Peaches, 615G7e; do
peeled, 12al3c; Prunes. German and French,
5G6c; Blaekberries, 109l1c; Figs, California, "a
TABLE FRUITs-AssqEted 211a-h cans, 3 do1,
81 2042 25; PluIns, 81 50tal 20; BlackberIies, f29
, 10; GOoseberres, 81 1892 so: Strawberries,
g 5O92 60; -Apricots, 8 Y091 Is; 1usc ct
Grapes, g. q 5 1872; Bed CuTrents. u S992 40
VEGETABLEs-Eer Rose Potatoes, 45G60c
3 cl; New Onions, 95cj9S1 Cabbage,
75c@Sl; Carrots, Coo , 100; Turnigs, 75e
lie; Beets, 81; Horse Radish, sG9c p D. Garlic, ia
&c; Cucumbers, 5@6c; String. Beans, Sc
b; Wax Beans, SC 2 10; Summers Squash, 219c
. b; Peas, S@-51&c p b; Artichokes, 4Oc {
pers. 405c q n; Green corn. 15c p doZ; Sweet
Potatoes 90c(9S1 p ctl.
BRtADSI UFFS-Flour, 81 % 2 Dbl: Oatmeal,
IS so z 100 lbs: Cornmeal, white and yellow,
81 in Is 10 sacks, 81 . in 10 ID sacks . 100 lbs
Cracked Wheat, 81 25G2 40; Hominy, s. IS q ewt.
POULTRY-Liye Turkeys, l5t9l6c q y
full-grown Chickens, 81 5095 > dozen; young
boosters, IS 50G5 2 dozen; Brou ers, c. 50GSi
anne Ducks, SOS 80 Geese, 81 2Sell so 3 pair
Eggs choice lots 30Gs3215c , dozen.
DAIRY PRODDCTS-But.er. choice roll, SO
@321ac 3 b; picked, 25s27e; packed in frkins,
choice, 25c; common, 15(920c; Cheese, Calilor-
mia, e9ilc; Western aats, lS@l4c; Martins
Cream Ice.
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED-Oat hay, Sl2@A z
ton; Alfalfa hay, sl0@11 p tom BraU, 81 p ton
diddlings, $40 2 ton; Barley, whole, 81 so
rolled, 81 so; Whest, 81 35d1 80 = cwt
White Wild Oats, s. %; Tame Oats, 81 80; Corn
81 % p cwt for choice.
MISCELLANEOUS - Seeds - Alfalfa, 11@12c
Timothy, Eastern, 614D71Se q % +; Oregon, 697c
Pop Corn, 31aG4c . ID Red Clover. 13Gl4c:
Red Top, 7Gl9c. Nuts-Chile Walnuts, 7l96
&c; California Walnuts 8 1999lae; Almonds, 10@
i2c; Peanuts, California, 4%I@51&c. Lard (Califor
lia), cans, 5000; Eastern, 1l1<@1l12c. Hides
salt, Light and medium Sc; heavy steers, &c
dry, 1719c TalloW, 41IG5e. Hops-No demand
Sales of Pacific coast in New York, 1Gc; market
value here 396c
MEATS = Beef. 697c; Mutton, sc p u
Lamb, Sc; Veal. Ease; Hogs, Safe; Dressed
Pork, 63ze; Hams, Eastern, 149l5c; California
12@1312c; Bacon, medium, SIC; selected, 12c
extra light. l3iac.
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discerned off Black Island, and it is sup
posed that she gave up the race and entered
Newport, in consequence of the storm
mirably handled throughout the race and
has proved her virtues in heavy sea.
The Pugilists Again.
DENVER, September 23d.-Learning that
Dominick McCaifrey is expected in Denver
early in October, Burke to-day deposited
S100 with Captain Smith, of the Rocky
Mountain Nelrs, TO meet McCaffrey in Colo
RADIO, Wyoming or Texas under the Lon
don or QCeensberry rules, on any terms
McCaffrey may dictate, for from 81 600 to
5000 a side. Burke to-day signed con-
tract with John P Glow champion of Col
orsdo, Wyoming and Texas, to spar four
rounds with two-ounce gloves, Queens
berry rules, in the Exposition building,
this city, on the 30th instant, the winner to
take two-thirds Of the door receipts.
More Bloodshed.
Mason trex.l September sd. = Near
Junction City, Kimble county, young
Mexican named Gonzales became enamored
of the daughter of q well-to-do neighbor
named M0rtez The latter forbade Con
zales his house. AIortez, accompanied by
his daughter and q young son, and 4 gem
tiein3n named Coleman were camping out
on Monday, when Gonzales put in an APP
pearance and attempted to entice the
daughter away. Being discovered, he
opened fire on Mortez and Coleman, and
both returned the fire. Gonzales and the
girl were both killed, and her brother ia
tally wounded. Mortez and Coleman have
been arrested.
Sovereign Grand Lodge of cdd Fellows.
BALTIMORE, September 23d.-Tbe Sow
ereign Grand Lodge of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows reassembled this
morning. After the opening ceremonies,
the first business, and one that invited con-
siderable attention and much discussion,
was the selection of place Of meeting for
the next session. Boston was chosen finally
The remainder of the session was occupied
IN hearing and deciding appeals.
General Toolnbs Seriously III.
ATLANTA ga. J, September 23d.-A special
dispatch TO the Constitution from Washing
ton Ga, says that General Robert Toombs
is seriously i'll.
George Wilkes Dead.
New YORK, September 24th--A. M.-Geo.
Wilkes founder OF Wilkes Spirit of the
Times, died yesterday, aged 6S. lie was q
friend and partner Of Senator Brodericl.
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rs NOW IN OPERATION AND IS PREPARED
1 to purchase Grapes. Constantly on hand
the best qualify Of California Wines.
50 4ptfTuThS
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SAN FBANCiSC0 ITEMS.

The death Of Mrs. William Banding
occurred TUESDAY.
Mayor Bartlett has approved the new
Chinese ordinance-passed by the Board Of
Supervisors on the 14th instant.
The asserting and counting of the half
dollars 10 be sent TO Washington was COM
pleted at The United States Sub Treasury
tuesday afternoon.
It is rumofed around the ApDraiscr's
building that the United States District At
toney's Office is undergoing Investigation
az the hands OF the special agent Of the
Treasury.
Johnson's Island is claimed by the Gus
tom-house authorities to belong to Amer
lca, and the British schooner Seyentv-six.
which was sent 20 survey the gravel depos-
lis. returned without accomplishing her
task
Charles Potron, a confidential clerk in
the employ Of Shea, Bocqueraz 4 Mckee.
lquor merchants, proves to be an embez-
zler to the extent of $4,000. He fled to
Nevada county, and was arrested there last
week
President Stanford announces that VIM.
Hood has been appointed Chief Engineer
OF the Southern Pacific Company's Pacific
system. Mr.. Hood has been Chief Engineer
Of the Central Pacific up to the time of the
new appointment
Judge Hager, the new Collector of the
Port, means to enforce the Chinese Restric-
ton Act He holds that the Chinese have
no right of appeal to the Courts from the
decision of the Collector, and no right to
land if of the classes excluded by the Act
Executive Officer Wetmore of the VIII
cultural Commission, says that the excess
i've heat in the country has stimulated the
fermentation of wine, and that considera-
bic fresh must will have to be added bv
some yine-makers to get the wine through
successfully.
H. B. Mcdowell, editor of the Tnqleside
accused of libeling Andrew ]. Clunie. n
Young lawyer was arraigned before JUDGE
and justification in publishing the article
claimed to be lbelous. The case was set
for trial on the 18th proximo.
After struggling along for few weeks
the California Passenger Agents Associa-
tion died natural death Tuesday. The
members had been in continual warfare.
and finding they could not agree concluded
to disband and make an attempt to form
an association including the Transcenti-
mental and Iowa lines.
The United States cruiser Mohiean. at
which so much fun has been poked. is
making better time than when she left
this port 1t Is said she can now make
twelve knets an hour. When she first left
here her machinery was so new ilat not
more than six knots an hour could be at
tanned. She is now at Panama.
DR.. Fisher, Of the Pacific Mail steamer
Colima, which has just heen released from
quarantine, states that yellow fever is not
prevailing to the extent that has been
thought at Mexican and Central American
ports. At Panama there are few cases
among the worknen along the canal, and
% Guaymas and Mazailan there IS some
yellow fever The steamship officers think
the quarantine q good precaution, but do
not believe there IS danger OF infection at
this port.
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CLINTON L. WHITE,
LADIES OF SACRAMENTO

A Nd VICINITY. WE SHALL HEREAFTER
n keep on hand make to order for ladies the
latest style of Cuff Gloves, with Rutry Festen-
ings" using some seven different shades of the
best imported Kid; also, several colors of Castor
Buck, including Black and Green finished Bnck.
Gents Working, Driving and Street Gloves of
ell kinds made. Don't mistake the place, 1919
Ninth street, Odd Fellows Temple. The only
place IL the city where they know how to make
a good glove. All work warranted heavy glove
hand sewed. DoDGEs SACRAMENTO GLOVE
FACTORY, ie16-tfruThS
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This Great
Strengthening
Remedy
and Nerve Tonic
street, San Francisco.

Cures with unfan-
ing certainty Ner.
vous andPhysical De.
Ibility, Seminal " eaS-
ness, Spermatorrhoea,
|Impotency, Prosta-
'torrhGa, HyperH S.
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F. FOSTER. j. FU,,sToF
1856, s. FOSTER s CO., 1880.
pOOK-RINDE8S, PAPER RULERS AMI
- Bans-BCoe Manufacturers, No. 3I9 J street
between Third and eourth Sacramento auSl-4r
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