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TELEGRAPHIC BREYiTiES.

J. I. Butler was killed in Los Angeles
yesterday by his team running away.
5 Boy named Johnny Cameron in Peta-
luna is suffering with symptoms of by
drophobia.
Rosenthal sstationerybusiness and Cham
bers' jewelry store at Santa Barbara were
burned on Sunday.
Harry Olsen was sentenced at San Jose
yesterday To one years imprisonment at
San Quentin Tor burglary.
William Burris, an old pioneer and resi-
dent Of Sonoma, died there on Sunday
He was native of Missouri.
j. Schnitcher, portly San Franciscan,
died OF the heat ON train between Los
Angeles and Yuma on Sunday.
Considerable excitement exists in Clayton
county, Ga, over the recent discovery OF
several valuable diamonds there.
a Republican club has been formed in
Woodland, of which r. H Newton is Chair
man and Charles Gunnison Secretary.
A seaman on the steamer Erin from
Liverpool 10 New York, killed John Parry
and John Chapman, two of his shipmates
A bill was yesterday introduced in the
French Chamber to abolish dueing 1t is
not likely to pass until Boulanger gets
killed off.
On Wednesday last woman and child
We're burned to death near Bakers Mills,
Michigan. They were caught in fire in
the woods.
On Sunday afternoon, J. Soloman, clerk
III 5. Newman Il Co.'S store at Hills Ferry,
was drowned while swimming in the San
joaquin river.
Miss Grace Adams, of Highland, Ulster
county, \. y, was badly bitten and torn
by four Newfoundland dogs and three
bloodhounds on Saturday.
Pedro Yanes, a fiftaen-year-old Mexican,
has confessed that he killed telegraph
operator Stevenson at Glamis, San Diego
county, and is under arrest.
Whitelaw Reid's mansion and its con-
tents were insured il various companies to
the amount Of 100000. The total loss is
considerably more than this.
An army officer has information from
Nonquitt, Mass, that General Sheridan's
condition is extremely critical, and that his
life hangs by slender thread.
DR.. +. 0. Dwyer Russell OF Limerick,
Ireland, an intimate friend of most of the
Irish Parliamentary leaders, declares that
jail life will soon kill John Dillon.
Arthur Stanley, who claims to have
leaped from the Clifton suspension bridge
IN England with a parachute, is anxious TO
perform the same feat at Niagara Falls.
Near Grants Pass, Or, on Sunday, q
team attached to a vehicle containing Mrs.
Wilcox and a young lady ran away and
Mrs. Wilcox was thrown out and seriously
injured.
i den Of boy robbers hes been unearthed
in Chicago. The leader IS Cloudy Clyde,
the King" as known to his followers.
They were in the habit of taking boys in
there, claiming them to posts and ro6bing
them.
In the Chickasaw Nation on Friday q
gang of young desperaGoes fired twenty
shots into party Of little children playing
in the front yard of George Manning's res
idence. Several Of the children had narrow
escapes from being shot
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AFTERNOON SESSION..
An EXPLANATION.

What is this nervous trouble" with
which so many seem now TO be afflicted d?
If you will remember, few years ago the
word malaria" was comparatively uu-
known; today it is as common as any
word in the English Language; yet this
word covers only the meaning Of another
word used by our forefathers in times past.
So il is with nervous diseases, as they
malaria are intended to cover whs mr.
grandfathers called bi!iousness, and all are
caused by troubles that arise from dis
eased condition OF the liver, which, in per-
forming its functions, finding it cannot
dispose of the bile through the ordinary
channel, is compelled to pass it Off through
the system, causing nervous troubles. ma
laria, bilious fever, etc. You who are suf
fering can well appreciate a cure We
recommend Green's August Flower. its
cures are marvellous.
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SAN FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.

Ben Litchenstein is on trial III Oakland
for the murder ofSamuel Phelan, brother
tailor.
Robert Morris has been sentenced 10 six
years at San Quentin, from Alameda coun-
ty, for hOrse-siealing.
The weather was much cooler Yesterday
at the Bay. The mercury reached only re
Pc lower than on Sunday.
r. ]. Baldwin, bookkeeper for Bush &
Mallett, plumbers, is missing. He was
short IN his accounts, because be could not
be fast on $l2 week salary.
Monsignor Gregorio Antonucci of the
Catholic Church arrived on Saturday from
the East on his way to China to take charge
of mission in the interior of that country,
George Godfrey, the colored champion
who is matched to battle Champion Jack.
son, has received his expense money from
the California Athletic Club and mas tele-
graphed that ne would leave Boston at
once. Jackson is in training at Saucelito.
The Americans in Alameda county are
talking of nominating Ben Morgan, the
silver-tongued ex-Democrat of Berkeley,
for Congress. Colonel Morgan says he will
accept Thomas Carneal, also formerly a
Democrat, will probably be the American
nominee for the State Senate from Vroo-
mans district
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\ Wisconsin Congressman Shows Up Free
Trade FalIacies

wisconsin Congressman Shows Up Free
Trade Failacies.
WASHINGTON, July 15th.-In the debate
on the wool clause of the tariff bill in the
House yesterday the speech that attracted
most interest was that of LaFollette of
Wisconsin. He took up and criticised
Carlisle's speech upon the bill, especially
that portion in which the speaker endeav-
ored 10 show the prosperity of the country
during the low tariff decade from 1850 to
1850. To do this, said La Toilette, Carlisle
haq recourse to the percentage argument
and had shown that the percentage of in
crease in the wooden, cotton, hardware,
hosiery and boots and shoes industries had
been very large. The trick of the percent
age argument was that the manufacture
might be so small that any increase would
make percentage, showing thai the gen.
t!eIsn lad taken care TO select those arti.
clts which, With one exception, were not
'oGched, or only slightly SO. By the
Act of 1919. The gentleman had said thai
the tariff OF 1916 had been so beneficial that
IN 1857 every representative from England
who voted at all had voted for bill max
ing an almost uniform reduction of 20 Der
cent, and among them was Justin L, Nor
rlil. Ihls was an error so gross and unjust
as to demand correction and rebuke to the
gentleman from Kentucky who used it with
such emphasis and telling effect. The
statement was either an inexcusable
blunder or the meanest sort of political
petiifoggins. Nothing escaped the gentle
mans net. He claimed everything for the
low tariff. He had both ends of the "teeter"
in the air at the same time He triied with
facts when he said this country recoy-
cred from the depression of 1857 in few
months.
Atthe conclusion of his speech La Toilette
was heartily congratulated by his Republi-
can colleagues.
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". ]. KAVAMAuEN

II 1i7 EP Il ~ r. "a. E II e
No. 513 ST., bet. Fifth snd sixth.
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Fritz & Mu-iRE

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Germanizlng the Provinces.

STRAsBURG, July 16th.-It Is officially an
nounced that after January l, 1889, all pri-
vate documents written in French and
bearing no date, or dated subsequent TO
July l, 1872, must be accompanied by an
authorized German translation, at the cost
of the parties concerned.
Believes Him to BIO Stanley
tcopyrigt. 1855, 6y The California Associat Press
BRUSSELS, July 16th.-Colonel Sir Fran
els de Wintou, President of the Enin Bey
Relief Committee, expresses the elief t.
the King of Belgium that the White Pasha,
reported to have arrived at Bahr el-Gazel,
is Henry NJ Stanley.
The French Government Defea Ted.
PARIS, July 16th.-The Chamber repu-
dated to-day the credit of 81 100 600
asked by the Government for strengthen
ing port defenses. A motion to vote urg-
ency for the consideration Of the bill was
rejected-341 to 143
Eloped With Circus Rider.
Copyright, 1SSS. ty tie Caf ords associated Press.
LONDON, July 16th.-It is reported that
William Walter Phelps Dodge, of New
York family. eloped from Keswick
yesterday with Ida Cook, the equestrienne,
daughter of the proprietor of Cooks Circus.
BOulanger Not Out of Danger.
PARIS, July 16tb.-General Boulanger's
condition tonight is reported unchanged,
and Floquet sends twice daily TO inquire as
to his progress. The doctors do not speak
with great confidence rs vet.
But the Universe VIII Roll On.
Copyright, 1885, 5yGe California 4ssociatel Iressl
ROME, July 16th.-Emperor William, it
is announced Will visit King Humbert
next October after his audience with En-
peror Francis Joseph.
French Elections.
lcopyg@, 1873. by tie ccl.or1:a -i,sociaed Press!
PARIs, July 16th.-In yesterdays cleo
tons in the Department of Loire, Lacroix,
Radical, de feated the Conservative candi-
date.
Scotland Victorious.
;Coppig&, 1888, by pe .l:fo1nia Associqed Press
LONDON, July 16th.-Scotland won the
international trophy at the rifle contest at
Wimbledon.
The Sugar Treaty.
BERLIN, July 16th-The Government
will sign the sugar bounties treaty on Au-
gust 10Th.
Natalie Goes to Paris
icopyaGat, 1855, blythe California associated Iress
vienna, July 16th.-Queen Natalie left
tor Paris to-nigt.
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SALE OF BONDS.

NENTRAL IRRIGATION DISTRICT, COLUsA
y County. Cal. Notice is hereby given by the
Board of Directors OF Central Irrigation Dis
trict that said Board viii, at its Office in the
town of Maxwell, in the couaty of COlusa,
State of California, on the Sth day Of AUGUST,
in the year 1858, at O'clock of said day,
sell to the highest responsible bidder for cash,
in gold coin of the United States, five hundred
bonds of the said District 10 the amount of Two
Hundred ard Fifty Thousand Dollars, being OF
an issue Of bonds aagregating the sum OF seven
hundred and fifty thousand dollars That
sealed proposals for the purchase of said bonds
will be received by sud Board at heir office
till the day and hour aforesaid, at which time
said Board viii open the proposals and award
the purchase OF the bonds to the highest re-
sponsible bidder, but said Board reserves the
right to reject all bids, and will in event sell
any of said bonds for less than ninety per cent.
OF the face value thereof said bonds are dated
the 1st day of July, in the year 1888, and bear
interest at the rate of six per cent. per annum,
payable semi-annualiy. Ally interest accruing
between said date and the date of sale and de-
livery of said bonds shall be credited before de-
livery on the first maturing COUPONS atached 70
said bonds. Il. DELAPPE,
Secretary of said Board.
Maxwell, Cal, July 10. 1883. iyl2-td
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HASC0T MUSIC HALL.

oof n StHoet'..'..''s'''---...heAr I hlrdt
EDDIE FONTENEAU AND FRANK PRE-
ID CECIL, Proprietors. 0pen Every Evening
with the best obtainable Company of Vaude-
vile Artists. No yUigarity. Strict order Ad-
mission free. Let the pubic judge for them
selves. 4plm
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ROYAI1PRo7KKpFSEsR
ABSOLUTELY PURE.

raising the Royal Baking Powder aenng
uely wholesome
paaabe and nurive food Bread biscuits mullins
Baking Powder
digestive 1t will keep climate without deterioration
Prof H. A Mott u
principal baking powders Of the reported
THE Royal Baking
tests made both for that the United
Because OF the facilities that
and for other dependent
and the method OF preparation,
purst and most reliable baking powder offered to the public
HENRY PHI.
q rnneMC Chemist
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4 HOME-RULER.
I'm peror Frederick's Alleged Policy Re-
garding Alsace Lorraine,

Copyright. 1sss. by The California associated Pressl
BERLIN, July 15th.-From a private let
ter of the late Emperor Frederick, it APP
pears that he was anxious concerning the
settlement of the Alsace- Lorraine question,
and also in regard TO the marriage of his
daughter Victoria. His dream was to try
the experiment of giving Alsace-Lorraine
virtual home rule, with Prince Alexander
of Battenburg as Governor. Germany"
he wrote, would have been delivered from
a cancer which had been eating away her
life, even as I shall, perhaps, be freed from
the cancer which is eating into my throat
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PHONOGRAMS.

Edison Corrects Popular Errors About
His Photograph.
[CopyrigI. 1885, by tie California Associated E,sss
MEMO PARK, July 16lh.-Thomas A.
Edison says ne has not received his phone
grams, but expects them hourly. The talk
about them containing specimens of PATHS
singing and Gladstones speech he declares
untrue. Only few prominent foreigners
have talked into the machine
The phonograms received are ordinary
business communications and the contents
are devoid OF public interest
The London agent is reported to have
shipped tin-foil phonograms that will re
produce voices of well-known persons.
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No'af5ernoon hours sundays.
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The Government Party Endeavoring to
Entrap Parnen. a.

The Government Party Endeavoring to
Entrap PaTnen. e
Copyright 1885, By 1is Ca, o,7Eia Associated Iress
LONDON. July 16th.-The Government
hes placed the bill providing for judicial
conference to investigate the Times charges
against Pa;nell at the foot of the list of
thiTtY-one orders of the day, thus putting
it back so late in the session that ii cannot
receive due consideration, or may not be
taken up at all.
There vas an indignant protest over this
sharp practice i'll the House this evening.
Parnell wan,ed to know if the Irish were TO
be placed in the position of sheep and COM
PEELED to accept the judgment of their
butchers.
Ii is evident that movement endeavor-
ing TO entrsp Parnell and defeat the object
Of the bill, or kill the measure, is on foot
THE BOOT ON THE WRONG FOOT.
LONDON, July 16th.-After midnight the
Speaker put the motion for the bill ap-
pointing Commission Of Inquiry.
Parnell expressed surprise at the move
ment by The Government, and said "If
the letters produced in the 0'Donnell libel
suit are genuine, am not an honorable
bur.a dishonorable member of this House
1t IS the duty of the leaders of Parliament
to insist upon thorough inquiry, instead
Of saying that tits for me to decide whether
I viii accept the bill or not It looks as if
the Government wished to put the question
0! the authenticity Of the letters in the back
ground"
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oFFIcE HoURs.


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10 to II =. d., 2 to 4, z TO SP. NJ. -.
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9 to II \. Il, 2'SG &c 4:e0, 7tosP.E
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9 to Il :. NJ, 2 to 4 p. 8.................
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8 4. Il. to II VI, 2 to 4, 7 to SP. M,
Nosa fforuOcn bnllFs S,IYldavs
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A LITTLE HASTY.
Ridiculous Attempt TO Control the Poll
tics of Old Soldiers

MINNEAPOLIS, July 16th.-Cemmander-
in-Chief Rea Of the Grand Army of the
Republic to-day issued an order calling the
attention Of members 20 the rules and reg
ulations providing for the non-partisan
character of the Order, and follows it up
with special caution to veterans 10 avoid
the appearance Of partisanship, and TO re-
frain from wearing uniforms at political
meetings.
The order is the result of a good deal of
gossip over the formation of an "0ld Sol
diers' Harrison and Morton Club here, and
the candidacy of state Commander James
Edge for the office of Sheriff. The club
has nothing 10 do with the Grand Army,
however
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Dg3.}f1ESsi :A&Dsj
H.T. eJOr. ALEN. NELSON. J. pg-sCo..
EsOCT, NELSON s. co.,
JTNIGH FOUNDRY - IRON AND bRAEe
RoEnder and hachinists, Front street
besTeen and o. Castings and Machinery OF
eS5Ty description made 70 order. SPIN
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~ SCRhZ6&l.t.UA,
NOTICE TO VOTERS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI
4s parties interested, that ct a regular meet
ing Of the Board OF Supervisors of Saersmen
County, California, held on the 5th day Of
MARCH, 1885, an order was duly made and en-
tered cancellrg the Great Register Of said
county, and ordering reregistration of the
voters thereof. Said order was made pursuant
to Section 1854 OF the Political Code, and all
persons desiring to woe 1t the next ensuing
general election are noured that they viii have
to be reregistered, IS provided in said section
and in conformity with this order.
Attest: lsEAIl W. B. HAMILTON,
Clerk of Board CT Supervisors Sacramento
County. California. rnT6-6m
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CANADA.

Dufur Defeats the Canadian Champion
of Wrestling.
Copyright, 1SsS, 6yAe California associated Tressl
HALIFAX, July l6th.-H NJ Dufur of
Marlboro, Mass, defeated A. Mcdonald of
Nova Scotia, two ont of three falls in the
collar and elbow wrestling match to-
night.
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TO RECEIVE BLAINE.
kspu licans Preparing to Give Blaine a
Grand Reception.

Copyright, 1885, by ne California associated Pres
NEW YORK. July 16lh-The Republican
clubs of Philadelphia will profit by the
postponement of BlaIne's departure fol
America until August. They arepreparine
to send large number from this city tc
participate in the reception parade, and
prominent leaders estimate that the com.
bined clubs in the parade will numbe,
10000 men.
A meeting of the Brooklyn clubs was
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THE BOOT on THE WRONG FOOT
HORRIBLE ACCUSATION.
Wholesale Murder OF Children to Secure
Life Insurance.

{copyrigat, 1855: blythe California associated Frcssl
LONDON, July 16;h.--To-day Rev. NJ
Waugh testified before the Poor Relief
Committee of the House of Lords that
thousands of children are starved or other
wise murdered in England every winter in
order to obtain the paltry amount of in
surance upon their lives. He said the sys-
tenn of iusuring children's lives was sim
ply offering premium for murder
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rNRIsTiAn scIENCE.

MIR. AID MRS. E H BSADNER, C. SIS
M Christian Science Mind Healing in
strict accordance with tho teaching of the
Massachusetts Metaphysical College. Hours,
o TO 5. Consultation free Gifice, 1i1S Twelfth
Stree. between Y md l.. Ct
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DEALERS who claim that their prepare
tons are "as good as Hoods Sarsaparilla, y
by SO doing admit that Hoods is the stand
ard and possesses p, culiar merit which
they try i'll vain to reach.
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a SOUND mind goes very seldom without
sound digestion, and nothing contributes
toward it more than the use Of Angostura
Bitters, the world-renowned appetizer and
lnvigorator, manufactured only by DR.. J.
G. B. Siegert & Sons
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

DRACTIUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
4 tesch,ngs Of the Massachusetts, Metaphysical
college. Office hours. 10 A, n. 10 ! P. "; to 5
p. n Once aad re.id2nCc corner Tenth aud
stress fii aRs. J. ". Cushing, C. s.
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held this evening. The various sub com
nittees reported progress.
IN HIS OWN STATE.
icopyisat 1855. by the California Associated Press,
AUGUSTA, July I6th-Maine will give
Blaine grand welcome. The Young
Mems Republican club is holding a meet
ing this evening and making arrangements.
Uniformed clubs from every portion of the
State will be in attendance
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OFFICE IN ODD FELLoW6' TEMPLE
" Ninth and K streets Complete stock @!
Undertekers' Goods constantly on hand. City
and country orders promptly attended to, day
or might, at reasonable rates. Ieierhane lSa. Er
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UNDERTAKERS.
pEENES EaNsa

" 10 ID II E Eg o e ~ - ~,
GOO ST., bet. sixth and Seventh (north sidel.
VA KEEP ON HAND A COMPLETE
w Stock OF Collins and Caskets; also .Szzzzs1s<
Shrouds of every description. Orders from city
or country win receive prompt attention, dRv,el
night. EMBALMING done III the hes: Glsnl7er,
at reasonable rates. 4p
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PALACE RESTAURANT,
SOY K Street,

- NJ. GEAN, PROPRIETOR. EVERYTHING
ID. bright, new and hrst-clasS. The table will
be supplied with the best in the market. Private
rooms for families. Prices reasonable. Open
day and night If
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MAZE.

Atkinson, r. L..
Baldwin, W. H.
tfBriggs, ". 49,.
briggs, Nm. ElisrI
Bruno, A. E..........
tCiuness, ". r. see.
*G3rdner, H.........
Huntington, Z. "
Lame, J. R...........
EMa gil, Mary J.....
Qatman, !. E........
Parkinson, ]. H.
TSimmGns, G. L..
iSimmons, Junior.
iSpider, T. =. .....
ryrrell, G. G.........
Yoeller, E...,.........
white, g. A...........
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young; Geese. s161 p 3 pair for old and 81 80
al 70 for young: Pigeons 81 509l 70 for young
and 81 ~ 50 y dozen for old.
GAME-We quote as follows Venison,
S@l2c %; Rabbits u 25(9l so: Hare, 81 50@1 20;
Doves. 75c p dozen.
PRONISIONS-MOderat business We quote ::
Eastern Hams, E1%9l5c; California j2lll215o
for salt; Northumberland, l3ell3l.a; Eastern
Breakfast BacoD. 1S1z9l4c: CaltsOi1ia Bacon
1Gll1.c for heavy and 5neliun:, n1z3l2c Tor
light medium, l21s@I3c ioT light ano i3}$alic
extra prime SIC: do, prime mess. si7a17 50 !;
do, mess. S2n@2l so; do, clear. S24623 do
extra clear, s2S@2I Q Dbl; Pigs feet, S2&la 81
. Dbl; hess Beet. IS 5099 Tor bbls. a i0s54 IL
for If bbls; Extra Ness Beef glG0
10 so for bbls, SIS 50o;5 IS ios hf this, Faniil5
Beef Sii@li SO p Dbl; California s-lt FL Beef
i2Gj2}%c = b: Eastern Lard, 10Gl01%c for tiorcss
and 101z@iIc = b Tor pals; California DO. t;e1aaS
10@10%c hf bnls, 1014@llc; l9-t, ttps, 915c: 5-5
tins. 10c do; }0-i6 pals lie do, f3y Sd pals
lll4c: slii II " . n iOT 2-to pals
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A LWAYS on HAND THE MOST COMPLETE
n Stock Of UNDERTAKING GOODS On the
coast. Country orders, day or night, viii re-
ceive prompt attention. TELEPHONE NUIfsgz,
1874 i4pl GEO. E. CLARK, Funeral Director.
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+ ; a ID. Is & TT ~ "a 2
PLY SICIANS AND SURGEONS.
anarDasoA rrLrrHosa

Ie27 J ........,.... .................
me ccrZG G L ..................
1904 I............ 81 and 2S6
Il304 I............ 81
Sth and j.. 2S7
1905 II. l..................
Sutter bulldog 81
5l5 18th Ss.... IL, 81 & 106
1918 K...,....,,.. .................
NIX J........... I59
1027 G............ .................
1880 I............. 81 and les
N and I0th.... 81 and l2S
n and l0th.... 81 and us
1918 M............. ..................
l617 N........................
li020 6th,j &E ..................
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