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Alleged Frauan,sn, 1ssus If Rord.

OMAHA, Nov. 26.-James ID. Megus of
Denver, stakeholder in the Nebraska and
Western Railroad Company. known as the
Pacific Short line, has begun suit in inter-
vention to set aside the sale ordered by the
United States court. Megus alleges thu
fraudulent issue of the bonds ON which the
foreclosure was based.
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RAILROAD COMPETITION.
Northern System Reaching Out for Pacific
Coast Business.

Coast Business.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-President Cakes of
the Northern Pacific, being asked how much
truth there was in the rumor of the sale Of
a portion of the Seattle, Lake Shore aud
Eastern Line to the Great Northern, an
swered that negotiations were going on be-
tween the two companies for the sale of
hity-one miles OF the line, from Spokane
Falls to Davenport. There are two lines,
including the section referred to between
these points, and both Hill and Cakes are
DESTROYS of avoiding the construction OF a
third line. No actual sale has yet taken
place, but the prospects are favorable.
Strictly speaking, there is no traffic alliance
between the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific COIN panies on the Pacific Coast bust
ness. for the very good reason that the
Great y Northern line has not yet reached the
Pacific Coast. Judging from the experience
with the Great Northern in Montana ana
elsewhere, where the two companies are in
competition for business, Cakes has no
doubt that harmony will prevail when the
Great Northern enters the held for Pacific
Coast traffic.
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Lytton's Death Regretted.

PARIS, Nov. 26.-The recent death of
Lord Lytton, British ambassador to France,
caused most profound regret in this city.
All the papers publish articles on the dead
diplomatic and all speak in the very highest
terms of his great services to his country,
and pay high tributes TO his literary attain
mens. They all concur in the opinion that
in his death France has lost a sincere friend.
In an article on the late Earl, published by
the Evenement, that paper says the
presence of the Earl of LyttOn in Paris
was more reassuring pledge of peace than
all the protests made by the Cabinet of ST.
James
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RaiIrnad Contract Lot

SEATTLE, Nov. 26.-The contract for the
construction of the trans-continental line-of
the Great Northern Railroad from Puget
Sound to the summit of the Cascade
Mountains has been let, and the work is to
begin as soon as men and an outfit eau be
put on the ground. This section is eighty
miles long and follows the Snohomish River
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Movement Against Free Transportation.

New YORK, Nov. GA Herald's Chicago
special says; The annual agreement of
Western lines to abolish all forms of free
transportation has resumed such shape as
to make it certain that the plan will be
given trial. Almost every Western road
has agreed to join the movement, and prior
to the organization meeting pledge is being
circulated for signatures. The pledge en-
bodies what will be the agreement, and, in
brief, binds each road TO refrain from giving
any one transportation, except for value re-
al,
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Fnnnd Guilty of Rnhharv

VICTORIA (B. CO, Nov. 26.-Morgan,
charged with robbing the Cooperative Sup
ply Company, was found guilty at the
assizes yesterday. He will no doubt be
heavily sentenced as an incorrigible.
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present, including the professors of the
university and many men well known in
the literary and social world. Balfour re-
eelVed an ovation from the students when
he appeared upon the platform.
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Antinn of thu Rainhrath.

VIENNA. Nov. 26.-The Reichrath, by a
vote OF 153 to 127, sent back to the COM
mittee the bill presented by DR.. Won Plsner,
the German leader. This action practically
annuls the defeat of the Government, the
German National and anti-semitics having
deserted the leader OF the opposition.
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Balfour INSTALLED.

GLAsG ow. Nov 26.-The Right Hon. Sir
Arthur j. Balfour, First Lord Of the Treas
ury, sometime ago elected to the rectorship
OF the University of Glasgow. was installed
to-day. There was q brilliant assemblags
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= I I'M
~ -cO. loon; greatest and gr2ndest bargain
ever heard or Iece PTS $50 per day and business
cteasius. best location; center OF city great thor
ou-L:are: transient trade Immense. with large reg
eiar cash custom clears 81 per day: positive proof
or TO sale: you investigate until fully sattsfed
by tsSltg ia the cash over the counter: no better
.l7lasss opportunity ia tins world; is cheap al
5000. see 80. STEWART. 1875 Ksarny ST. II
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QO5OO RESTAURANT: FINEST BARGAIN
'DAOOO. in the city; win stand the closest In
bpectlou: books shown TO intending buyers come at
once as 1t wont be on sale long; if you miss 1t yoI
VIII lose a bargain. SUTCLIFFE eco. % kearny. z
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TO EXCHANG C


ELEGANT RESIDENCE OF ROOMS AND
~ bath, with stable and chicken-house, in Ala
residence avenues; valued at 5000; Will be ey-
changed for cash or mortgage OF $500 ana small
lars sppy 70 rSs uisr pait, s.r
Francisco. nol4 IL
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l1ARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS, csc A YARD;
- lnstailment price elsewhere 81 I'D. NJ. FRIED
MAN q CO. -2S2SU Stockton. and 5ST Post II If
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Salmon for San Francisco

VICTORIA (B. C.). Nov. 26.-Ths steam
ship Walla Walla took yesterday 1000 cases
Of salmon for San Francisco.
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q CS AND $3.50 PER LOT-ONIY $40 CASH
W ~ and So per month IS desired: choice lots
beautifully located at berkeley, with railroad sta
tlDn on the tract and electric line adjoining same:
200 lots sold and 30 left for sale; call early for
bargain. L. W. WOODWARD ~ CO., gO2 Broad
way, OaAiand no26 1t
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GOOD PAYING coRNRR GROCERY AND BAR
" rent iow long lease: good rOas0ns for selling
Address W X Box SO, this office. NOES IT
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,
OAKLAND KKAL rsrArr.

nAkLAND AG ENCY-ADVERTISE AND
~ subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once OF The MoRNING CALL, 9o2 broadway.
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ROOMS TO LET.

D1'' ~ LII
04SM HIVES SUNNY FLATS; 7 ROOMS
e0O srEvENSoN-sUNNY FRONT FUR
OAO nished single or double rooms CRATE. po272t'
(, LENBRooK HOUSE ll6 SIXTH sT.-HAND-
" somely furnished sunny suites; single rooms 3tt
ROl THIRD-NICE FRONT SUNNY ROOMS,
OU2 with stove. no27 3t* b
OCT MINNA, NEAR FIFTH-LowER FLAT TO
oOt let; furniture for sale 1t*
II oUSEKEEPING-LAR FURNISHED ROOM;
II closets, etc 81 Mnna ST. near Fifth. 1tF
. UNFINISHED ROOMS, YARD AND BASE
- ment; also l furnished. 14OS Bush st. no27 3ts
DRooMs. BATH AND STABLE. 1913 TREAT
4 avenue. no27 St.
1914 SEYENTH-2 NICE FURNISHED SINGLE
y r. front rooms with versBda; So. no27 81
JJo GENERALIZATION HOUSE; NICE SUN
IL ny bay-wndow suite. with CRATE. NOES 4t~
65QI MINNA-LARGE FURNISHED ROOM,
ooc2 cheap. NOES 2ts
fJl roST-LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR ONE
VI or two gentlemen; bath no26tf
T01 STOCKTON NICELY FURNISHED
tOI double rooms, So TO $40 per month no26 5ts
A FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS;
marine view, good neghborhood; near 8 lines
cable cars; rent moderate 2ISl Larkin NOES 4ts
CIT BRYANT. BET FOURTH AND FIFTH
u unfinished sunny front aicove suitable for
housekeeping. no26 SIS
OeS PERRY-NICE FURNISHED sunny ROOM,
AOo cheap; Swedish lady. no26 2ts
1Dn FRANKLIN q SUNNY ROOMS FUR
= ~ nshed FOR housekeeping; bath. gas. n26 5ts
100 WELSH. BET. FOURTH AND FIFTH-4
W. sunny rooms. upstairs, SO NOES 2t*
1oo FIFTH PARTLY FURNISHED RED
Loo room ana Kitchen; cheap. no26 2ts
TcI1 HoWARD-FURNISHED SUNNY DOUBLE
tOl2 ana single rooms. no26 5ts
TAX FoLSoM-LARGE UNPUBLISHED FRONT
sOc room: use kitchen. no25 3ta
IS LEWIS. OFF TAYLOR, NEAR POSTUM
~ furnished largo room aud kitchen. So n25 3t*
CUNNY FRONT ROOM SUITABLE FOR TWO.
~ oII van Ness ave. cor. Turk st. no25 3t+
l21 oAK-2 UNFINISHED ROOMS: SUN
10 FIFTH. COR. MINNA FRONT SUITE;
LIZ new carpets; suitable for doctor or dentist;
1urDlshed TO suit; other rooms no24 7ts
TO MONTGOMERY NEWLY FURNISHED
L rooms for gentlemen; private family. n22 7s
OF THIRD-NEATLY FURNISHED SUNNY
1Os rooms; rent moderate. no22 IT
100 JONES, COR. GOLDEN GATE AyE-FUR-
! wv nlshed sunny rooms, So so upward no22 las
ID SECoND-NEAT, FURNISHED FRONT SUN
u ny rooms: cheap no21 1t
SR0 MARKET-sUNNY FURNISHED FRONT
OOO rooms. Do21 lots
900 HowARD-EEATLY FURNISHED SUNNY
CAL front double room. nol9 I'm
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i oRIN REAL ESTATE.

I UKIN REAL ESTATE.
~ T26OO--A SACRIFICE AT LORIN.
A new modern cottage OF q rooms and bath; lot
aOxiS6 must be sold Immediately; only 5000 cash.
balance on rtgage easy terms; block from
local Terry trains and one-half block from Oakland
and Berkeley Electric Road. NJ L. WURTS, 467
Ninth ST.. Oakland. Do22 ct
E'OR GENUINE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
inquire OF w. G. MORAN. Lorfn. Take Berkeley
train. Sunday engagements. noe I'm
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OAKLAND HOUSES AND ROOMS.
LORIN REAL ESTATE.


CLEAN, PLEASANT ROOMS FOR GENTLE
~ men or parties: no children; furnished or
furnished near electric cars. SIS Fifteenth ST.,
Oakland. no26 ct
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$3.50 k iS5I g. ss3, Il Rooms NIAR
lul OF rcoinsrs; Gearing vYer 500 ger month. NJ
LESS. D FogrthsJ 1t
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REAUTIFUL cLAREMoYT PARK!

Is ]" S''' II y : ANN
minutes walk to two electric lines two horse
car lines also local train all these lines in full
operation.
Lots from 100 to 800 feet deep: fine large oak
trees; heIutilul creek with running water: low
prices: SO cash. $40 monthly: call at once; car
rlages IN waiting 10 show property
A. II. BREED " CO., $50 y nth ST.. near Broad
way, Oakland no2i n
C1 Ok FINELoTS. . BLOCKS FROM STREET
" ~. car: terms TO suit; finest plat in Fruit
vale. RUSSELL Il PROSSER Twenty-thlrd-ave
sL2uon Fast oakland. no22 I'm
G90SO FOR SALE AT LESS THAN MAR
O'c-Co. Set value of land alone: cottage s
rooms; path; lot 6ANlOU; blocks north of Seventh
81. A. D. TAFT, 1904 Seventh St, Center Station,
oakIthu. no20
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$40 DOWN.

G1 IN TO $500 PER LOT AT FRUITyALE
ID 1oO oakland: $40 to $25 cash and IS per
month; beautiful lots, adjoining the double-deck
ear line OF Sessions new electric road: Will give
ply at once, e w WOODWARD * CO., 9O2 Broad
way oaAlaAd. no24 1t
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2400 S4gHThT GEoGEa1 a A. wa95E
esl and progressive towns OF the state; Is largest
a2d best paving business OF its Kind IN the town.
nearly 1Il value in stock: Will clear from $3.50 TO
$500 month; ouyer viii have benefit of approach
~ holiday trade. which means large increase in
Profits. The offer is Enthusiastically recommended as
-r.u.nr: cause OF selling departure for the East
NJ LESS. ) Fourth 81.
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G25O PARTNER WANTED ~ 4 GOOD
- -cC. paving business and can learn 4 trade;
H. good location; good chance for any body. NJ
LESS. > Fourth ST II
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AonGlNG-HousEs ,on sALR.

LHBGiNG-HOGSES TOR SALE.
S760 LUDGlNG-HoUSE; Il ROOMS; NEAR
- Z UOs hearaY St; elegant furniture, EouSa
lu.l o.; rcomsrs Gearing over 500 ger month. NJ
LESS. fourths5. 1t
CGON IS ROOMS on oURTH: CLEARS
CNOOO- 80. PAC. ENCHAAGE.I5 heaTny. IT,
JjOrSE ~ 9 ROOMS: WILL FURNISHED:
II rcEJ SO; cheap, t4S Mlssoi, ST no27 3t*
ttptl NJI>siuN-LoDUING HOUSE, 10 ROOMS,
''S'} VITA store. for sale. no96 3t%
,l.lI IIGutH-S-RooaiED FLAT; Full ROOyT-
- - eTss all modern improvements: chcsn: on ac-
CONT sickness; REM 50. nO2i 7t~
old ESTABLISHED LODGING HOUSE: az
~ wei furnished and light rooms; proprietor Of
house is also Of property wishes to retire
business; long lease il desired well built for
hotel On account Of stores below. Inquire this
O1c-. uo22 Tts
INOE SALE-BoARDING AND LODGING HOUSE
! containing "a large airy rooms; best location ON
MAN LUTGEN, 3iS Clay ST no20 Sc
( AKGE LIST OF HOUSES. ALL SIZES AND
E. prices; also business chances: property to-ex-
change square dealing J, Ii. PAIG L. 995 MKT II IN
7 oTEL GUIDE. BROKERAGE AND EMPLOY
aud restaurants only; try 26 o'TArreu ST.
Room y. noI7 II
LuR SALE-l$ PAGE ST. ARION ROUSE: 20
iAfA!shed sunny rooms; all tul; rent cheap Il If
\ tNLY FURNISHED SUNNY CORNER HoTSs
- Is rooms; nO agents. Inquire Cpl Post. jy2S Il
4'HE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
70 70 cents per week, delivered Wy carrier TO any
lHrt Of the CITY; the Bulletin u the best, oldest
in1 largest evening paper Published on the Coast;
orders oy pOsiSl-card otherwise viii receive
TToapt attention. Once G22 Montgomery st
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GD(A PARTNER WANTED IN a GoUD-PAY-
CIV. Ing saiouu OF the C.ty front. with fur
r,hed rooms; fne fixtures; good stocS cheap rent
8 HaTZaiH. N. LESS. D kolrfhSr II
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FINANCIAL.


EZ ON MORTGAGE - MONEY TO LOAN ON
" notes or ID mortgage. Isaacs All oFarrelI 81 So
A LOWEST RATE-MoSEY LOANED CITY
"A and country real estate; mortgage tax paid
II. r. moKEAL, 4O2 Montgomery ST. ocl1 II
COCO ono TO LOAN ON CITY AND CoUN
.DOOO.OUO try property; sums to suit lowest
rates. J. Ii. RoSSETER, 26 Montgomery ST.,
room ~. ocll u
QTSn 000 LOWEST MARKET RATES ON
I'D OO.OOO. country and city real estate; any
sum. A. SCH ULLER, 4Z0 California st. oclO 3ms
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT = SEM
" your old gold and iewelry by mail to the old and
reliable house OF A COLEMAN Al Third st. San
Francisco: L will send by return mail the cash; IL
amount Is not satisfactory will return the gold ~
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ eSd keArny st. the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds. watchcs low interest oc4st
I'dE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier TO any
part oil the city; the Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published the coast;
orocrs by postal-card or otherwise will receive
prompt att ention once 622 Montgomery ST.
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81 sDln kEARNN-SE SALOON; ONE OF
- -Op. est known and most popular places
r trwn; Is NY greatest bargain Just now; ii IS on
best part OF hcarisy, and has been there for 20
ears; business speaks Tor itself If you want n
H-ace cali AZ once and get particulars: you will
never rlid as good a chance Is this, convincing
reasons tcr selling. n LESS, , Fourth St 1t
S.t)5l WILL Buy BEFORE THE / ST a GRO
- --Op Gerry. bar and notion store neat, we'll
stocked. we lpay!ng place. with living rooms
rent SIS; no better location; splendid bar trade;
VIII invoice over S250, and IS Eel worth S5UO
satisfactory reasons for making this great sacrifice
NJ iL-NN. , Fourth 81. !
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ATToItSEYS-AT-LAW.

IL l.. JENKINS, ATToRNEY-ATLAw, 73
I.Fourth SIS: advice free on all legal matters 25 8"
w lex MATTHEWS, ATTORNEY, 33l MONT
w Romery ST.. Room l. estates probated mechan-
les Liens foreciosed, Wills deeds, mortgages home
steads. contracts drawn. corporations formed col
Iections made. legal advice. no2I u
A DYICE FREE. READ AID PERSONALS. CIV
n HOWE d co, attorneysat-iaw. $50 Market. IL
u A. CRoTHEKS. ATToRNEY-AT-LAW, sos
IL. Clay St nos IL
w W. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw, tal
w California St. Rooms l4-l5: advice free d3ie
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ONLY S. PER MONTH";
BALANCE ONLY s. PER MONTH,

242 hne large lots, In East Oakland near the new
proposed Electric Road from Oakland to Haywards.
our prices are lower than the lowest by 50 per
Come, see aud be convinced. No one can afford to
miss ms Chance over half of the tract sold
WItnln ten DAYS Full particulars the offices OF
SLotGh a BAKER and A. IL. BREED a CO., $50
Ninth St, oakand nolg I'm
G7E EACH-242 FINELors IN THE EVERETT
sp ~ Tract; $40 down. balance s. per month
CLoOGH BAKER, $50 Ninth st, Oakland ocS0 I'm
ook AT THIs-1HE LAST CHANCE OF PRO
- % curing good lot cheap and easy terms; lots
pay ments; IN the Harmon subdivision OF tho Kings
land tract facing Seminary and Nuttlng and
harmon ST blocks from the proposed electric
railroad on San Lesndro road Apply TO j EFFRESS
q NOBLE and RUSSELL a PR0SSER. Twenty
ttird-aye Station, East Oakland. nol7 I'm
M ELRoSE STATION TRACT; LOTS $50;
W hrst station East of Fruitvale on broad-gauge
railroad: $40 cash, IS monthly payment; > blocks
from electric road. II. b. PINNEY, 0O7 Broad
way, Oakland. noI5 TT
$1,000 HERE YOU HAVE IT: ls51loo; Ell
VtooO. egant corner; South Berkeley, ga
~ aE 2o per front foot for choice corner terms
SIo0 eash 90 9aISnce TO suit purchaser. CLoUGH&
BAAEk, $50 Ninth ST. Oakland. scott
G900 LOT HALF A BLOCK FROM ELEC.
UcOO trio road on Fortieth ST.; only onetenth
cash. ii. b. PlNNEY, 9O7 Broadway, Oakland. Is II
S7 EACH-242 FINELoTs IN THE EVERETT
eSp Tract; so down. balance So per month, A
S5UO cottages A within 10 minutes minutes walk KEY OF
2Sd-aVe' Station; only $370O; a very cheap prop
J. A. JONES, 91s Broadway, Oakland. nolo tt
HOUSE ROOMS; BARN; 8 LOTS; $1,000; ON
payments: Melrose Station Tract, on broad gauge
railroad. II. b. PiNNEY, GOT Broadway. oakand.tt
lHoiCE, CHEAP AND CHARMING LOTS
- In the CHAMPION TRACT" Fruitvale avenue
Now Is your time to get a fine building lot. A
Tree pass Tor 1--WE years on the new dOuble-dscked
electric cars TO the local trains given to any per-
son building on this tract. This property is GILT
EDGED Close to school and church.
fflces low terms TO suit. Apply to Twenty-third
Avenue Land Company, 1853 23d ave-, or A. G.
SNEfSlNGER, Fruitvae Station. nos i'm
ga TO $s5-LoTS On SAN LEANDRo ROAD.
WOP $223-Lots near Frutvale. 5000 to $500
Lots at Lorln, oOxl25. $325-Lots near Telegraph
ave- car lines, 10 minutes from p. o.. ~ block
from new Piedmont aud Electric road; easy terms.
l.. 1. sALsBURY 46S Ninth ST.. Oakland Notary
Public of Alameda County.
&JC6 BEAUTIFUL LEVEL LOTS IN THE
W. feralta-ave Tract; terms to suit: title
perfect city water; electric railways; some
thing new see them at once. II. w. DAVIS owner
465 Ninth ST.. Oakland open until 80 p. NJ. mol II
CMhLL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
~ lions taken at CALL Branch Offices 603 Larktn
st., 39s Hayes St and 2618 Mission st open tia
S:30 r. n. iySf
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CO5S0 MUST BE SOLD; DON'T FAIL TO
~ = ''O- examine this lot before you think of
buying any other; Baker St. near Pine: 25XS7 IS:
no reasonable offer viii be refused; here is chance
Tor soue one to obtain nice building lot at a
nominal figure.
EASToN ELDRlDGE & CO., 6Ss Market st.22 SWF
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PAINTERS.

Il A. JENNINGS CO., GENERAL CON
Il tractors. painting, paper-banging. whitening,
pIastering, carpenter WORK, etc. S62 Mission ST.,
doors east of Fifth, s. r. se27 3m
CIGNS. PAINTING, WHITENING, PAPER
- hanging, tintiDg and decorating; wholesale and
retail dealers in paints, oils, glass brushes, var
nisheS McRAE DUANE 205, 207 Fourth. "a sm
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| JUN! LOOK! LOOK
EVERETT TRACT LOTS!
EVERETT TRACT LOTS!
EVERETT TRACT LoTSl
SIS to Ss5 EACH
S75 to Ss5 EACH
SIS to ss5 EACH
SIo Do"Nl $40 DOWN.
BALANCE ONLY SIS PER MONTH";
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REMARKABLE SURGERY.
a Boys Knee Cut Out and the Bones

a Boys Knee Cut Out and the Bones of
the Leg Nailed Together.
One of the most unique bits of surgery
ever chroncled is reported by Cincinnati
paper. A boy, II years old, was afflicted
with white swelling at the knee. 1t was de-
eided by the surgeons that to relieve the
sufferer 1t would be necessary to completely
excise the knee joint and bring about re-
section Of the boEes of the leg.
The proper antiseptic preparations having
been made, the chief operator laid open the
knee Joint, the patient being first pla ced un-
der the influence oil an aneSthetic, tile in
clSIon being from one cOndyne to the other
Uansyersely. The knee-csp was carefully
removed from the nStTicting muscles and
the joint proper was exposed to view. This
was found to be structurally disorganized,
the disease being of about nine months
duration. The joint being opened, it was
found that the ends of the bones meeting
there we're eroded and covered with tuber-
cular deposit resembling fungus growth.
bone scoop was seized and The fungus
was carefully removed until the sound bone
was seen. The wound was flushed out with
an aseptc preparation and the operation
resumed. a line saw was introduced and
the heads of the femur or thigh bone, and
tibia or shin bone, sawed eff clearly. The
sawed ends were brought together and firmly
held. Then came the peculiar part OF the
operation. DR.. Linn Selling hammer and
two sharp pointed nails about three inches
in length, drove them from the outside sur
faces of the leg through both bones Ia an
upward direction in the style.
The child's bones being soft the nails
went through as easily as though they were
being driven into soft pine. This had the
effect Of making a rigid joint. Two drain
aga tubes OF rubber were inserted on either
side behind the bone and the flaps made by
the incision brought together and fastened
with catgut While this was going or the
most minute aseptc regulations were OBJ
served. The closed gasn was dressed with
iodofOrm in powder and with iodoform
gauze. a splnt was adjusted, secured with
bandages and the whole covered with pas-
ter of paris. which at once hardened, FORM
ing a rigid brace.
The boy was then removed to the Ohio
Hospital, not far away, and two days after
ward was taken home in a cot placed in O
spring wagon.
The surgeons say the wound will heal and
the boy Will become strong The leg will
be shortened by three-Quarters of an inch.
and but for the rgidity of the knee Joint
the defnrmity would never be noticed.-St.
Louis Post-Di5patch