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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-07-18
OGALLAH OBSERVATIONS.
OGALLAE, July u, 1891.

OuaLAA13 y uly LIZ, 1Ool'
Mrs. Wynn has been i'll for a few days
DIR. Kidd called on Miss Cooper Mon.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Berch wants to buy ten or fifteen
good mich COWS.
Mr.. Alfred Porter has purchased a
fine large horse.
There is talk of carpet rag party in
the near future.
Mrs Mckinley is able to be about a
part of the time.
Mrs. Countryman paid Ogallah visit
one day this week.
Croquet is the chief amusement of
Ogallahites these days.
Mrs. Bach ard family were out ber-
ry hunting lastSunday.
William Cowden is having his buggy
painted and fixed up again.
Messrs. William Cowden and John De.
Groot spent the greater part of last Mon
day in the city of Ellis
Mr.. Mapes raised some. of the finest
gooseberries on his lots in Ogallah this
year that we have ever seen.
Quite number of the Ogallah people
expect to attend the quarterly meeting at
Gibbs Grove but they may not.
Miss Maggie Cooper is not improving
as rapidly as We would like to see her.
Miss Mary Cooper is able to be up a part
of the time.
The forestry commissioner and family
are here visiting forestry station No. l.
The trees are doing as good as can be
expected under the present circumstances.
There was no Alliance meeting last
Friday evening on account of stormy
weather and every body was busy with
their harvest and worked until it was too
late.
Rev. Rogers was about worn out last
Sunday when he reached the meeting
house. The sun was SO very warm and
he came quite ways about the heat Of
the day.
Mr.. John Harrison has purchased five
young steers and would like to buy about
twenty good milch COWS. Anyone wish
ing to sell some COWS would do we'll to
call on him.
Mr.. Hille passed through this country
one day last week. He was on his was to
MIR. Shaws' farm, North Of here He was
taking quite number of cattle there to
pasture this summer.
MI. Fulton's niece is here visiting him.
Miss Fulton's home is in the western part
of this state. She has been visiting in
Nebraska and she reports the oats in that
part of the country as sail blown down by
the winds.
Some movers undertook to carry away
MIR. Wynn's fine, large greyhound last
week. They succeeded in getting him
about mile west of here when Mr.. Wynn
discovered them and took his hound home
again. When they try to carry away an
other dog they had better put him out of
sight.
Rags & TArrERs.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-07-18
Treasurer's Final Notice to Deliu-
Quent Tax-payers.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing described lands, situated in Logan
county and Wallace county Kanas which
we're sold for the taxes of 1886 on the 9th
day of September 1887, will be conveyed
to the purchaser, unless redeemed &C
cording to law, on or before the 21st day
of December 1S91-interest and costs
computed to the last day of redemption.
LOGAN COUNTY
description 8 T Amount neces-
to redeem.
nw4 "a IL 80 $50 6S
So of nw1 and NJ of swl of
8 IL 81 > 26 81
WALLACE COUNTY
: se4 2 II 80 81 30
lots 3 & 4 "a IS SO 90 81
Given under my hand this 18th day of
July, 1891. &C. MARSHALL,
County Treasurer Trego County
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1T is A SUCCESS.
A Woman's Dress Exchange, to Which
Rarnain- III III, Tor. m Et1onIrinn

A Woman's Dress Exchange, to Which
BarGain-Hunters Are FIOcking.
A secret, sacredly concealed, sort of dress
exchange gives occupation to many gentle
women OF modest means behind the veil Of
most profound gentility, says the Sun. The
most fourishing exchange is so managed
that the proprietor's own husband never
dreams that his clever wife clothes her
daughters off the proceeds of buying and
selling other peoples gowns.
These places are never advertised. for
publicity would speedily kill patronage.
One woman whispers to another of the won.
dertul bargains to be found at Nine. BIS,
and one matr0n suggests to another the adj
vantage of leaving her cast-otf finery in this
market. The woman proprietor is neces-
sarily one of the elect, knowing and known
of large circle of friends.
Perhaps her husband has lost his money,
perhaps his income will not keep the daugh-
ters IN Paris gowns and pay the caterer for
balls and dinners. The lady begins in
small way to act as mediator between the
woman who would like to sell gown and
some other friend whom she ancIes it will
suit, and all for small present. But when
larger custom is secured she deals in more
important affairs.
society woman VINO goes TO many din
nerS and balls finds at the close of the sea-
son large number OF valuable gowns on
her hands Each has been wOrn but once,
or possibly twice, and cannot be worn
again. She sends them by private mes
senger 10 the exchange and they are sold
for whatever they will bring, generally
about half their value, the seller receiving
a commission on the amount she manages
10 secure for the gowns.
Perhaps lady gets misfit gown that she
cannot wear. That, TO, quickly goes to the
woman who perhaps knows someone it will
suit, and notifies her. A lady going into
mourning usually has many gowns. and
jewels as well, TO be sold, all of which bring
a fair price.
Now as to the purchasers They, too. are
ladies either OF a different social circle from
those who sell, from another town, or, per-
haps, of small means, who Ould never
dream of buying gowns in SecOud-hand
place, but can fHd wonderful bargains in
these exchanges.
The woman who goes to many dinners in
a season very often buys for S1O0 dinner
gown costing $500, and made of most eX-
pensiye and elegant material, which can DO
remodeled into every appearance of a new
gown. And women hangerS-On to the rim
of society's bright circle are glad to avail
themselves of the gowns for which they
could not pay first cost
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LORIN KE ~ ESTATE,

DARGAIN-NEw COTTAGE OF z ROOMS AND
ID basement; cement walks; all modern improve
ments; minutes walk from station and electric
road; corner; lot 100xl35; price $4SO0; $500
down. balance $50 month.
Houses built to order the install nent plan !;
$500 $500 down, balance easy monthly pay
ments
Cottage of rooms; $1,000; $500 down, $40 per
month.
Cottage to rent. furnished or unfurnished; lots
5000 upward. OF S. $40. SIS per month. Inquire OF
w. 9. MORAN. Lorih, or DUSINBURY Il WURTS,
467 Ninth ST., OAkiand; take berkeley train or new
electric car, which passes door; sunday engage
ments ie6 10 II st
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The grasshoppers have entered the olive
grove OF Frank Madden, near Stockton, and
are cleaning out everything green they can
find, even stripping the trees Of their bark.
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CoTrAGEs rn LET.

> ROOMS, CHEAP. 90 PRECITA AVE NEAR
y Twenty and Mission SIS. jc7 BIS
C.IO COTTAGE: > ROOMS: BATH: EIGH-
= 10. teenth ST, near Diamond, l block from
Castr0-st. ears. je5 3t*
COTTAGE . ROOMS: WATER: SIS 7l8
\ Willow ave, bet buchanan and Webster. je2 6t*
600 COTTAGE; s ROOMS; BATH: YARD III
u -. Irea- ave- bet. pom and DIST MI 3 II
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ASTROLOGY.

CLAIRVOYANT; FEE 25C.; LADIES ONLY. $40
~ Brannan ST., near Third. JET 3t*
DALMIST, SPIRIT SLATE-wRITER; FREE
Il test 93l Market ST.. Room %. II to g. je6 It's
CPIRIT PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN. MRS. L.
- CARTER Is Third ST., hours 10 TO 4. 1e2 1t
lust ARRIVED FROM INDIA-GYPSY QUEEN
y derives her phase of mediumship through the
spirit of the Great Indra; celebrated throughout
the world see Sanscrit fee 81. 1925 Market. 20 6m
NINE EXODUS, CLAIRYoYANT, 1876 SIXTH
IfI ST., Room 7. fell tt
n REATEST FORTUNETELLER IN THE CITY;
" reveals past present and future. Call and ssS
MISS SELMA, 7S9 Mission St, near Fourth: lee.
ladies DOC, gentlemen 81; lucky charhJ. my8u
NINE DIR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC REVEALER
IVA by eggs and cards; tells entire fe past present,
future; consultations on all affairs, nothing ex-
eepted; name given, valuable advice and sure help;
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impOssbe;
diseases cured fee 81 letter g. 30 Kearay ST. Il
NINE WALTERS 81 TEHAMA ST, Mr.. 4rH;
ul fortunes told; ladies' zoe; gents. Que; open Suu.
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Do not fail to see this property at once
Apply to DAVIS Il DOW, owners, Twenty-third
avenue Station. 1t
THE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
TO X cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part of the city; the Bulletin is the best oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by pGstal-carl or otherwise will receive
prompt attention. ONCE 500 Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-06-07

466 EIGHTH ST., OAKLAND.
OUR GRAND OFFER FOR JUNE.
DO YOU WANT A HOME
IN THE BEAUTIFUL OAKLAND?
IF so. READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT.
SPECIAL GRAND OFFER
PIEDMONT LOTS
ON THE DIRECT LINE OF THE
PIEDMONT CABLE
I5O-LARGE LoTs-15O
5000 TO $500 EACH.
$40 CASH, BALANCE 50 PER MONTH.
GRANDEsT OFFER UPON EASY TERMS
EVER MAKE IN OAKLAND.
STREETS GRADED AND CITY WATER
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ROOMS TO LET-CoNTINUED.


or sToCKT0N, BET. CLAY AID WASHING
OIO ton-S rooms. with yard $40.
Oo9 suitable for gentlemen. ies 2t 1'i
re NATOMA ST.. NEAR SECOND-2 NICELY
10 furnished rooms suitable Tor l or 2 persons;
rent IS TO So per month. te6 2ts
600 GOLDEN GATE AVE. LARGE ROOMS:
OUO gents or man and wife. je6 3t*
1910 LAGUNA-5 ROOMS AND BATH; GOOD
I1O: cellar and yard. Inquire at 1921 Laguna
street. les If
OIL ELM AVE. Mr.. FRANKLIN ST.-Two IN
o11 furnished rooms; cheap. je6 3t%
III TENTH = SUNNY SUITES AND SINGLE
i Il with kitchen. les Its
060Q MISSION-LARGE FRONT ROOM, WELL,
ivy furnished; cheap to gentlemen or man
and wife. ie6 2ts
900 MAsoN-NICE SUNNY FRONT ROOM:
oO- rent cheap. ie5 Ats
O0e yALENCIA-2 AND NICE. FINE FRONT
HAY-wINDOW SUITE ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
II housekeeping. 30S Fifth ST. Room 2. je5 3t&
400 Observation-Disclosures HoUSEKEEP-
100 ing rooms; $25 bath, gas very desirable.4 IS
% FIFTH. COR. JESSIE-sINGLE ROOMS FOR
% gentlemen; transient. je4 It's
SO) WASHINGTON ST. = SUNNY OFFICES
w and unfurnished rooms. je4 7t~
1IOLARKlN- NICELY FURNISHED ROOM;
~ double bed; So per month. je3 II
1l7 VAN NESS-NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
rooms, with or without board je4 1t
IH MAsoN-FRoNT PARLoR; SUITABLE FOR
~ living or office use. ie3 Ina
1917 4 MASON - ELEGANT LARGE sunny
- 1 parlors eatly furnished: cable BY door:
me locality; ether rooms; rates moderate ie4 I'm
10 sEvENTH-sUNNY LOWER FLAT; LARGE
IL front aad back paror, kitchen. yard and cell
lar; low rent. je3 IT'S
GO UNPUBLISHED FLAT 4 NICE ROOMS.
Ut y. large yard; rear 257 Perry. je3 It's
1919 TAYLOR, COR. EDDY-SUNNY ROOMS
- from s. up ie3 tt
40 THIRD-FBoNT DOUBLE AND SINGLE
10 rooms; gas and BATH. je3 It's
XIX o'FARRELL-SINGLE SUNNY ROOM FOR
O1O gentleman; So. my7 If
SII FoLsoM-sUITEs. SINGLE AND HOUSE
Oil Keeping rooms; reasonable. ie2 I'm
1901 HowARD-3 CORNER ROOMS; SUITA-
lou bic for dentist or doctor. ie2 It's
ONTGOMERY HOUSE, 6l3 MISSION. Mr. SEC
wi ond:rooms ST 80 BY the week and upw'r d. 81 lm%
O24 LINDEN AVE, NEAR COUGHS sunny
80 unfinished rooms; yard. my3l tt
e0e ELLIs-BAY-WINDOw sunny ROOM FOR
OOO2 or gentlemen my30 lot
Tx HATES-THE BEAUMONT: ELEGANTLY
LIZ furnished suites, single, housekeeping 10 I'm
DACIFIC COAST HOUSE. SOl MONTGOMERY
Il ave.-FuInShed rooms; day week, month. I'm
0ok McALLIsTER FINELY FURNISHED
oOC rooms; bedrock prices. A. A oSGOOD. Im
1D7 STEVENSON. NEAR FIFTH (IN REAR
l. rooms rent SO. my24 IT
% SOUTH PARK-pNE LARGE FRONT AL
% cove room and one small front room rent very
low. my24 II
VOLo HOUSE, 664Ia HOWARD-ROOMS CSC
L per night; 81 ~ Der week; transient Iny6 I'm
CU0 GOOD RuOMS-7l5 HOWARD ST.. NEAR
-OO Third; gas aud water in each room reading
room and bath free linen changed daity; house
open all night; best beds in the world rooms per
day, from j0c upward: per week. from 81 80. 20 If
IN CENTS WILLIE SEND THE WEEKLY CALI.
w for four months 10 any part OF the Uuited
State
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Iron so UPWARD; INTEREST ACCORDING
Il security. S, L. C.. Box 81 CALL Branch. ie5 Ct
MONEY LOANED $40 AND UPWARD,
w Teasot Abe interest and payable back in INSTALL
Reuts. Address NJ. NJ, Box I49. CALL Branch. jed II
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sPIRTTUA LIsM.

PROFESSOR JOSEPH. ALP TAYLOR STREET
l. The eminentiy successful. highly celebrated
and only natural born trance medium on this con-
The morning call., 1891-06-07

no sui. or YOUR BUSINESS GO TOT. d.
/ BARNARD 80 Kearny st. Established 1889. It's
The morning call., 1891-06-07

W rifce: an old-established business; must be
sold Of account other business GARRATT, Eddy
street. 1ef ~
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DItESSM a kEKS.
= TYLISH SUITS MADE FROM SIS UP; GOODS
> aud everything found. $l5 up; made In "a
hours; fit guaranteed. us Stockton st. It's
THE LADIES TAILOR. WITH INSTRUCTIONS.
j SO; lessons free. 1855 Mission ST., r. 20. e2 m
CTYLISH DRESSMAkING; SUITS So UP; CUT
- ting, fitting. MRS. HARVEY. 1928 MarSetj2 3m
III GEARY-MRS. W WALKER; DRESSES MADE
l. L from 81 80 up; perfect MT guaranteed. je2 ~
I AIDES ARTISTIC HOUSE. STREET OR
IL vening dresses. MISS ROTH, 109 Grant ave;
Jenness Miller gowns speciality. my20 3m
CTYLISH DRESSMAKING PARLORS; PERFECT
- fit; fine work; reasonable % sixth st.myl5 SIN
nRESS KING AND DRESS CUTTING
~ school; you taught to make dress from be
ginning to end 2U3 Powell st. mr3l Il
MRS. B. keller. 1l9 SToCKToN-SUITS 81 50
wi up: cutting, fitting Use: op Wigwam. jl16m
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EDUCATIONAL.


MRS. A. MDE RENEE HAS REMOVED TO 1921
I1 Folsom; sewing school for ehildren lessons
week rs cents my3l je3 At
CIGNoR G. CIPoLLoNI (FRoM ROME, ITALY,,
- mandolin teacher. Room SO. ITO Market.6 I'm
DANJ0 PIANO, ELoCUTloN, SINGING
ID stage instruction NINE. PHOENIX, 622 Clay
ST.. Room 20. je6 Ste
A COMPARTMENTS: PIANO LES SONS: CALL
N pupils homes. MRS. HARRIS, l047 Mission. 3m
DROP. LOVE, TEACHER OF STAGE AND BALL
room dancing, Irving Han, l39 Post st. iel I'm
ID w. KIMBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO. 1912
i Howard ST.. terms moderate. myl0 I'm
VOCAL LESSONS. FOR TERMS APPLY sos
Powell ST.. PR +. j. II. OGlLyIE my9 I'm
DACIFC ENGINEERING sCHOoL-ENGINk ER-
L ing architecture, surveying. III Post. fe20 Tyr
CCHooL CIVIL. MINING, MECHANICAL EN-.
- cheering, surveying architecture, drawing. as
saying; estab. 1864 Avian der Nsilen 1913 Mkt 81 tt
nj ANDoLIN AND VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS;
mandoas, lutts. PROF. ADELSIEIN 1909 Suffer-
Ii EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST ST
Ii DOube-entry book keeping. penmans hip short
hand, type-wriing. telegraphy, etc. all included In
business course under one fee of $75. te3O tt
DACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE $40 PoSr Sc.
i Life scholarship SIS; day anu evening. oc2ot
INTERVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO Is cents per week. delivered by carrier TO any
part OF the city; the Bulletin Is the BEST oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast:
orders by postai-card otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-06-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

)HANGE HOTEL.
, w Brice, Westport
Ii II BeaSOn, Fort Bragg
w j Hicks. Durham
II G Anderson, California
Il ) Anderson, California
J w Yull, Michigan
] w Daley, Mayheld
w II 5ader, Tacoma
b st Bernard. Tacoma
NJ Cardinal. Santa Cruz
ID II Scott. Stockton
q Mason, California
j Calvin, Tacoma
| A J Goodwin, Tacoma
| \ j Haetly, Denver
iG G GeSsleman, Denver
| + Nelson. Wisconsin
| w A Nelson, Wisconsin
lJ Thompson, Waila Walla
- I Gardner, Seattle
Nv MOuegan. Seattle
~ Parsons, Tacoma
| I J jackson, Portland
/ J Mercure. Montana
NJ Kennedy. Montana
! ) Lucas, Seattle
T. Is Snyder, Seattle
! 5 McMinOm, Seattle
/ Ii Crawford, Geysers
! A y Mecutchen. Slnta Fa
| w X Watson a. W, $ Cruz
! B st Bernard, Tacoma
w II Balls, Tacoma
l. Finn, New York
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LoDGING-HOUsEs FOR SALE.


en- ROOM LODGTNG-HOUSE... 81 600
w 80 rooms TO Exchange for property. $500
10 rooms: central; owner sick ............ $50
IL rooms, In payments 20 suit............... 1000
40 rooms; hne corner. -........ ZOO
II rooms on Ellis; good ........- ........ 49,. 900
100 other hUus.s-prices 500 o.. 10000
For sale by f. C. DECKER. sos Market st. It,
Tor SALE CHEAP-FURNETURE II SUNNY
i rooms. ll6 Eighth st. JET 2t%
FIREMAN & DUNN, lI2 MONTGOMERY ST.,
II have many bargains in lodging-houses, hotels,
etc. ie7 81
m FULL RooMs-CHEAP; PART LEAVING
" city. 2I5 Muns 81. JET 81"
FURNISHED HOUSE OF y ROOMS: ALL
i filled with gentleman r0OmeTs. Apply 434 Jes-
sic st. ie6 ia
I ODGING-HOUSE TO LET; 1859 MISSION ST,
l. near Eighth; building just finished: containing
% rooms. Apply to VI. b. LEVY, 432 California
St. near Montgomery. my9 SaSu If
AT A SACRIFICE: BEST-PAYTNG LODGISG-
n house OF size in city: Is rooms; low rent: fine
location; best reasons for selling. Apply BERRY,
$50 Marketst je6 2t*
NICE CLEAN LODGING-HOUSE FOR SALE;
" 10 rooms. $50 Geary St ie4 4t'
CORNER HOUSE; y SUNNY FURNISHED
" rooms; all occupied; will sell cheap on account
leaving city. l04 Grove st. le3 IT,
GOOD LODGING: BARGAIN. ADDRESS l.,
u Box "A, this ONCE. je3 7t%
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
10 IS cents per week delivered by carrier 10 any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the BEST oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by poStal-card or otherwise will receive
1dOmDt attention. ONCE 622 Montgomery s.
The morning call., 1891-06-07

Over 100000 being spent in improvements along
the cable; remember this is the first and last offer
of property in this neighborhood; no pretter spot
on earth for home flowers and shrubbery OF
every nature grow in the richest profusion; are
sole agents of the property and are instructed to
SELL secure choice location at once upon these
terms; there is not single person in Oakland but
what VIII tell you that this section OF Oakland is
destined to become the most valuable residence
yourselves and be convinced. Apply TO NJ. j. lay
NANCE & CO., 466 Eighth ST Oakland. 1t
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FUNNleLtED IlOIsi.,.


4 LAMEDA-TO LET FURNISHED, FINE
u house; - rooms: large grounds; good loca-
tiOu; convenient TO station; Sea-Dathing. Address
A. B.. Alameda 7. O. lei St.
OO0 HAYES-A NICELY FURNISHED FLAT
COO OF rooms aud bath for 3 months: rent low
TO q good tenant. BURNHAM * MARSH, 42S
MOutg merry 81. les II
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T00-VARA IoT-TowNsEND ST, OPP. R r.,
1UO bet. Seventh aud Eighth; will rent whole or
any portion for term OF from one 10 fifteen years
ASHTON, All Mo tgomery ST. my3U cod I'm
goo SOAP FACTORY la COMPLETE RUN
ID ~. ming order, with a capacity OF $4,000 ibs
per month. ASHTON. AL Montgomery. m30eodlm
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OAKLAND HOUSES To RENT.

f FURNITURE YOU WANT GOOD AND CHEAP.
see IL. SCHELLHAAS, 40S Eleventh ST. de6 q cod
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o. nOO GOOD PAYING BUSINESS; NO
u t)UOOs ordinary chance; amount stock. Al
dress Chance, Box l2l, CALL Branch. JET ST
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DARRER-SHOP: 2 CHAIRS; BATHS; 2 TUBS;
d bootbIaCk-s taud; for sale in growing city OF
Redding Address CALL, Box Is. for further in
formation je7 st SuWeFr
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PERSONALS.

w ANTED-THE ACQUAINTANCE OF a OATH
W Ollie gentleman; object matrimony; age 40 OF
over; references. Address E., Box 80, CALL
Branch ONCE. Its
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CARPET CLEANING.
CHEAPESf AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
~ carpets cleaned shd relaid. JONES Perfect
Carpetcleaning aud Renovating Works. % and II
Eighth st.: telephone 3424. mrs GIN
CPAULDING'S PIONEER CARPET-BEATING
- Works do the best work. 353 to 357 Tehsma St.
telephone 304O. mrl9 u
CARPETS CLEANED AND STORAGE TAKEN
Y CRAIG q MANNING, 22ll Mission. myl3 emo
CARPET CLEANING CENTS A YARD. NIT
" CHELL'S, 23O Fourteenth st. my13 q
CARPETS CLEANED: RELAID PROMPTLY
" and well. Alex. w. Wheidens Carpet Beating
and RenovatIng Works, 240O Geary, Tel. 1898. u
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
" beating; reitting carpets specially. CONKLIN
BROS. 1913 Golden Gate ave. telephone 2l2S. IL *
4 CARPETS CLEANED: 3 AND CENTS PER
Y yard. 453 Stevenson; Tele. 1928: $. STRATTAN.
CITY STEAM CARPET-BEATING AND RENO
- waiting works; dying aud cleaning; "a aud 70
Eighth 81 9. II. STEYkNS. prOpriet0r mrl ION
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

FURNITURE OF ROOMS; COMPLETE FOR
Il housekeeping; reasonable. SIS Oak 81. je6 3t*
Tor SALEM ALAMEDA. FURNITURE OF A
i Groom cottage: also frst-class piano. For par
tieulars please call Ala Battery ST. address F.
.. Box 2435, city. JED Tt
A GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
n complete with furniture. carpets. stoves cur
tsins blankets pictures and mirrors cash prices
on easy iBstallmentS; small deposit NJ. FRIED
MAN & CO.'S. largest instalment house the
Coast, 228-230 Stockton, 237 Post ST.; open even
ings prompt attention paid 70 country orders LIST
A SPECIAL NOTICE. HAVE REMOVED TO
II large. stores, l26 Fourth ST. prices reduced
10 bed rock all round; paror suits SIS to $40:
ranges, SO M; 500 secondhand carpets: chamber
sets SO 10 S15 cash installmeuts goods shipped
Tree. / n. AELSON, l26 Fourth st. apl #
NEW CHAMBER SETS OF PIECES SIS CASH
~ OF installment. WILEY BROS. 93I Mission. u
WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTs-THE WEEKLY
a CALL. IN wrapper. ready for mailing.
The morning call., 1891-06-07

OK LOTS IN GOLDEN GATE TRACT.
% 81 lots In Maxwell Tract.
10 lots In Parsons Tract; $500 to $3.50 each;
payable in monthly Instruments.
Take Berkeley train stop at Golden Gate Station,
and ask for +. BOEGI.E, owner. Jed tt
GOOAO FOR SALE: A BEAUTIFUL HOME
tDCUOO. at Golden Gate; house, rooms,
bath and all convenences: only l block from sta
ton. Inquire of owner at l41S Myrtle st. Oakland,
of +. BOEGLE, Golden Gate je4 1t
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B0AKDING and ROOMS.

71O PINE-BAY-WINDow SUNNY ROOM FOR
tO 2; excel ent board; 945 per month. je7 IT,
L'OR FIRSl-CLASS TABLE-BOARD AT EEA-
L sonahie rates 90 to the ESmond. 3l9 Ellis st.
now under the management OF MR. and MRS Y AR
ROW. who will make homo cooking their spe-
caIty. ie6 TIE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-18

The undersigned having bseu restored
20 health By simpIe means, after suffer.
Ing for several years with severe lung
affection, end thst dread disease Con.
sumption, Il anxious 20 make known
% RE fellow eu6eroro the means Of cure.
To those who desire e, be will cheer
fully send Tree Of charge) copy Of the
prescription used, which they will flud :
sure cure for COnsnmptiOns Asthma,
CataPrh, Bronchitis, and 81 throat
and Lung Maladles. He hopes al suf-
ferers Will Try his Remedy, = Il . 10.
valuable. Those desiring the prescrip.
tiou, which will cost them nothing, and
may prove : blessing, vii please ~.
|dreso, RRv. EDwARD a. WILSON, VIII.
|lismsburg, Kings county, New York.
uov q. l6oo-ly.