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ACRE LOIS. sUTER TRACr.

ACRE LOTS SUTER TRACT.
Situated on the Redwood road. near FrutvaIe
ave. and san LeandrO electrle-rosd; grand oppoJ-
tunity for saie speculation; this property can be
cut into lots aud sold 1t once; o. the finest
hCme sites Ia Alameda County.
A H. BREED & CO.
iels II 400 Ninth St. Oakland.
G0A1O NEW 2-STORY HOUSE ROOMS
t-OV'O- and bath and all modern Improve
ncuts with lot 4Uxl2O: well located: 2 blocks
from local train. f. w. WOODWARD S co. gO2
Broadway Oakland. iy9 II
G1E0n HOUSE or RUOMS: ONLY 2
= IOOV- blocks from Oakst station Oakland;
terms. 5000 cash ana assume mortgage 5000 Ap-
ply + W. WOODN ARD * CO., g02 Broadway
Oakland. fya n
GOO PER MONTH BEAUTIFUL NEW 8
a. - room cottage; lot 40Il00: all modern Inn
proven ents: driveway. garden: $500. Write or
taSe BerAe'ey ira q; stop at Golden Gate Station;
ask for T.. BOhGLE, owner. tyetf
= 100 TO S75J-LoTs ONE BLOCK OFF
- iNO broadway. our business street: cabie
passes IN front or lots; electric lights; electric road
blocks: streets macadamiZed entire distance tc
Fostohlee. aud only nve minutes ride: city water;
gas: shade trees on every lot SALISBURY &
CAMPBkLl-, 46O Smith ST. Oakland je2 u
l. INk BUILDING LOT, z6Sl0O; HALF BLOCK
from Teiegraph-sye. electric road near zOth
81; VIII exc hange for furniture Address box 40,
2oII-n y ne. jel0 tt
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4 FULL ACRE; CHANCE or LIFETIME:
y bargain price. Cau quick on RUSSELL Il
FRoSSkR. TweEty-tAird-aye. station. East Oak
al. iyI2 I'm
EApGER PARK LOTS.
- Close 10 the present and closer 10 the future
center of OAKLAND; streets ia order and ready for
building: within about block OF local ferry.
electric and horse cars; perfect and terms
10 snit every buyer; 80 lots. 80 feet front from
5000 70 $1,000 each; shOuld be seen 10 be appreci-
ated. Apply 10 7. W. BADGER, owner. on the
premises, or 10 Won RHEIN a CO. SOB California
street. 1vio I'm
ST0NE TRACT, ..
- STONE TRACIl
STONE TRACri
situated on Alameda Countys greatest highway,
The san LeandrO road The Oakland. san Leandro
aud Haywards eecric road passes directly IN front
OF this property. Large lots 5OXl so. with fruit
trees on every iot. Take your choice; pears ap-
pies, aprcots, prunes, peaches. cherries. English
waiHuts, almonds. wide streets. Just think OF II;
Grand street Is 100 feet wide. Terms, SO cash;
- 30 monthly. Caii nj once; don't delay
For maps aud particulars, apply 20
A. Al. BREED 4 CO.
400 Ninth street.
jylOu oakland
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
BAIiREL OF MONEY OK lsr OR 2D MORT
~ gage; per cent; no delay. j. L.. IL o'FarreiL ly
I OANS on REAL ESTATE NOTES MERCHAN
~ disc. JOHN S. S.BowMAN .33l KearHy. X. i2.l7Ef
MONEY LOANED FROM III UPWARD AT
WI Security Loan Bank, 1905 Market st. mr. Mason:
private entrance Turk y. j. FRAN KILN eco 5n
ATTOK> e. = SS-AT-LAW.
A DNICE FREE On ALL LEGAL MATTERS. O.
~ W. HOWE q CO. att'ys at iaw.S50 Market. IL tf
(sHARLEs II. DARWIN, ATTORSEY-AT.LAw
" 63o Clay ST.. rooms IL Is and ] o. jy2 6m
ID A. CRorhkRS ATTokSEY-AT-LAw. SlS
IL. Clay St no3Sf
W w. DAVIDSON. ATToRNEY-AT-LAW. ttb
W .CailIornla ST.. Rooms lA-lS; advice frea i3it
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

NfcAFEE. BALDWIN &HAMMoND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIOSEERs,
10 MONTGOMERY STREET
Telephone NO. 599.
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4 PAYING INVESTMENT.

S7600-Actual rents $50 per month; 8 modern
mats or 7, 3 and rooms: BATH ia each. also rear
fats OF rooms each; nice location in the Mission
Oh car line; lmurgyeme Is ia hns condition and
are rented low; lot -6xl22:6: fun particulars al
OniCc.
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FOR SALE MIsCELLANEoUs.


LOR SALE-ABL MATERIAL REMAINING or
the buildings recently destroyed by fire on How
ard ST. and numbered 1911 10 1917. including
front iron fences brick foundation pipes, etc. Of
fers for the same To be left the Office or II.
GfILFUSS architect, l20 Fulton ST., until Monday,
july IL, 1892. 1yi4 3t*
GtdO SAFETY BICYCLE FOR s45 HEY
u ~ WOOD 3ll Golden Gate ave. iyl4 3t*
TOR SALE Al BARGAISs-OAK OFFICE FUR
4 niture: shannon 24-drswcr ing cabinet: roll
top desk; revolving chair: cl0th-top table: letter
press; etter-srae water Alter, etc in use only 3
months; no dealers Room go. $40 Sausome. Il .
n ICE PARROT: FIRST-CLASS TALKER Il6
~ Gilbert ST., off Brannan. near seventh. Y14 3t*
CHEAP-3 COWS. CALF, ROUTE. HORSES
" wagon, harness. stable utensils: owner leaving
city. Apply at 1922 Sacramento ST. iyl2 It's
GJ.) ALMOST NEW HIGH-ARM SEWING MA.
y / =. chine; complete; 4l7A Francisco. 1yl2 II
ell En SUNNY FLAT 4 ROOMS l33 IVY
u / .OV. ave. near Van less 1y6 tt
IN SHARES GORDON ORCHARD AND VINE
" yard Co.'S stock: located at Hapford, Cal: mar
ket value Ss4O; VIII sacrifice for cash or exchange
for city property. Address box 40, Golden Gate,
Cal ieI2 n
CAFE, SCALE. LIE II IER-PRESS, STORE~TRUCX
- and mGney-tli; cheap 102 Clay st. au7 If
CECoNDBAND BOILERS. ENGINES. PUMrS
dez II MCINTOSH d WOLPMAN, 1871 Beaie a.
CHEPARDS root AND POWER LATHRJ
~ piaDers. driii-Dressss 657 Mission st. se37sf
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CONTRA CTORs AND BUILDERS
lanes MCCONAHEY CARPENTER ANO
- builder, l22 Eddy-Jobbing. repairing attended:
store aud ONCE hitting speciality Te.ephs 3s2s "
I y.LAwRENCE. CARPENTER AND BUILD III,
q els hAcran ento ST. cabinet work and nt.ingus
ences promptly attended; JelcDhone BUl ml65t
EtNANCiAi-
A l26 kEARNY. ROOM 9. YOU CAN BORROW
n money at low rates: private rooms for ladies'
pieogcs ior saie; take elevator. mrl tf
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
- eee hearnJ ST.. the only corporation that lend3
Bessy On diamonds watches: low Interest," oclss
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EAsToS, ELDBIDGE& n CO. 63s Market ST.
jyl3 2t weir
GOQ0O A PICKUP: 2-STOKY HOUSES:
u OtOV. vic nifty Cough and Suttcr SIS; 8
rooms aud bath each: income $50 per month.
JULIAN r. BRAN DON. AIS Montgomery 81. 10 ST.
NJ cALESTER & MCMAHAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND INSURANCE
ERDkE kERS,
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CARPETS THOKUUGHLY CLEANSED Ann
\ renovated same as new. : 5 FERGUSON s.
co, 3 Ienrh 81; telephone 30S6 III
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WhGONs A>D CAKnI .Gss.
SECONDHAND WAGON FOR SALE; CHEAP.
- SHAW, l62l Market ST. Iyl2 5ts
I SECONDHAND EXPRESS WAGON AT 24
i Beale 81. a. W. SANBOKNE tel. u
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f'ARPETs-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. 65c A YARD:
y inStsllment price elsewhere 81 yd. NJ. FRIED
man co. ZZS-Z5O stockton. and 237 Post IT
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GSCO LonGING-HOUSR, Is ROOMS, IN THE
- ONO- best locality in city: excellent chance
for party wishing TO secure lodging-house. Apply
~ LESS. 3 Fourth 81.
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ZINE GROCERY STORE WORTH $4,000: GOOD
D location; exchange for city Oakland prop
eriy. A. H., box 81, this OH e. jyl4 3t*
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G-IO PARTNER WANTED II SALOON:
- w. one OF the best locations In the city: do
: O very profitable business; rent only $50 per
month. y. LESS. Fourta 81
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=. 0~0 SALOON on THE CITY FRONT:LONG
- CjO. established; clearing $3.50 10 500 Per
month; this IS genuine offer: fixtures are elegant:
lie best chance ever offered the city front; cheap
rent Apply NJ LESS, Fourth 81.
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S.-0n FINE CORNER GROCERY AND BAR
- CtO- for sale; \ o. trade. always Increasing:
--r -oeatlOu present time clearing AZ least 81 90
er month"; y any i've energetic man this IS sna D.
H. LESS. Fourth ST.
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\ $1,000; milk route clearing 5000 per month:
las 80 cans IF choice trade, 3 iae horses and
wagon. with harness. cans, etc; any one can run
t-ts business. as the owner Will 30 da $ tral
-hls is q genuine offer and must be sold this week
tor turther Information Apply TO NJ. LESS. 3
Fourth -
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DONKLIN'S CARPET-BEATiNG WORKS 33S
\ Golden Gate ave telephone 2I25. fell II
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Go6Q SALOON. 3 FUENISHED ROOMS;
IlcCO. good stock; bargain for cash. $50 Fol-
som street tyls 7tT
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L GOD CHANCE FOR S6tNDINAvIAN OR
u German to buy balfinterest in hrst-eass saloon:
good bargain. Cal 10 to J. 800 Ihird ST.. second
floor room 2 iYla afs
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GFAULDING'S PIONEER CARPET-BEATIS9
e ef hone 9Ot0 urfot #
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= 1OUN. double teams and = single teams: ali
necessary implements, tools, etc; barn included;
retneml leT you positively have fut yalue ia stock
and unless you satisfy yourself IN 80 days trial
that yOu can clear from $500 TO S400 a month you
won't be asked TO buy; this offer is genuine. and
rat IS more there satisfactory reasons for SELL
nan a6leto tel good thing when be sees IT. NJ
IESS. Fourth
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tLFY pRDPtKTY NyANTED

n ANTEO ~ BERKELEY COMFORTABLE
w house CT or rooms good lot for which
owner wiz accent country property in part pay
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EIQQ0 GROCERY AND BAR: SITUATED
= 1OOO. on corner in good paying portion Of
cifyi good cash trade. ". LESS Fourth 81.
Cs-EQ CORNER BAR: GOOD LOCALITY; Do
= CVs Ing business which IS paying present
owner Sl.5 per mOath, good reasoas TOR selling
FOR particulars apply 10 i. LESS 5 Fourth ST.
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CD0Q0 SALOON AND RESTAURANT on
= -tVO. the citY front: very best loca lity do
lag permanent trade; a most excellent chance Tor
Z 3 ~ -
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F'AKFETS CLEANED AND LAID. ALEX
= NHILDEN, 24O0 Gesry ST.: telephone 4Og3:
carpets Insured while ia nay care lnylS 3u1
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TEMPERANCE DOTS



There is a general impress ion that
Aiohammeddns are very abstemious in
the use OF Intoxicating liquors. A
communication in the independent"
from Rev. W. +. English. of Sivas,
Turkey. dispels this rather pleasing
Illusion. 1t appears that in CONSTANT
noplJ the follower Ut the prophet often
makes spectacle OF himself He
drinks 10y night, in suclusiOn and iuor-
dinateiy. Cases Of deljrium tremeus
are frequent. He regards wine as an
iufidel beverage. and chooses "a much
stronger drink. Many officers of the
government are habitual drunkards
and often untitled TO perform their
duties. According to this account,
the scoGiihg remark not uuFrequenty
made about the temperate AtJhamme-
dan and the drunken Christian is
deprived Of any basis of fact-though
she drunkenness OF the 8Iohammedan
is none The less to be deplored.
sIEDICALT EaIPERANCE IN EUROPE.
1t is admitted bv professional men
that in the struggle to check inebrIety.
which has so largely occupied Che most
cultured intel!ects on the continent of
Europe, very little has bsen done in the
advocacy of practical abstinence. The
prevailing idea. it is alleged. even
among members of the medical pro-
fessiou there. has been that the
increase of insanity and of other evils
from drinking has arisen FROM the
heavier aicOhOls, and that pure. Unso-
phisticated spirits, wines and beers are
really temperance beverages. That "a
departure is being taken in this respect
10y members of the medical profession
is evident from the fact that such men
as Prof. ForrI, of Zurich; Prof. BUnge.
of Basic. and DR.. Wilhelm BOde, OF
Dresden, have established and are
vigorously supporting total abstinence
societies in those cities
BREWERS AT THE FAIR.
The brewers Of the United States
claim the right to have their business
represented at the Colum bian Expo-
sutton, and intend to set forth cline
development of the American brewing
industry the status of brewing by
states; the extent TO which American
agriculture is benefited by brewing;
the effects OF increasing consumption
OF beer upon the health and morals Of
communities" etc. IN fact they pro
pose TO open at the fair great school
for the education of the American
people in regard to temperance, good
moral and material prosperity as
affected 10y the manufacture and con
sumption of beer in this country. We
only wish they would set forth all the
facts in their true HghE
Then the w. e. T. T.. might with
advantage give them a room in their
building. STIMULATING, of course, that
there should be DO original packages
opened there One other condition
would lie cminenur fitting for the
women to exact. viz, She privilege OF
seating upon th-s beer kegs as object
lessons some samples of the finished
Woi k act ualiy turned out by the brew
ers-sone OF the men, women and
children upon whom this -bre wing
industry" has had its fun efIe.t imam
cialiy, physically and morally, Min
ncaPoiis Congregatio
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State OF Kansas b.
County OF Edwards, 80
Notice Is hereby given rhat on tho % "a duF
Of July. Is3-, petition signed by Isabella
Lancaster and seventeen others was pre-
scented 90 the bonrd or county com missiuugrs
OF the county and state aforesaid. PRAYING Cor
she laying out OF q certain uus1, described az
foLoW6. WIS
Connie cling on the uurta east corner of
weston lutersectsuE line Of sections l5 lua -
l6 aud "a. 30 and 20, ls and 90 90 the west line
of Edwards Countt- All OF the above paints
being ia township -, range l1- west WHORE
upon said board OF county comm 1lass app
pointed the following named persons VIE;
FRANK W eliE-lan- E-uzC Sire and George IuE-
sell as viewers. with Instructions ru meet Il
conf junction with the county survey ors. GO Dc
north east Corner OF section ~ towns hip -11
range 90 Hu IT reuruu township, Tuesday
be 9th Gay OF September, a. D-r Iel2 and urI-
henriu g
By order OF Board o. County Commission
era. r. b. EaN-D<-
County lserz
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
IMPROVED FARMS IN THIS AND
ADJOINING COUNTIES.

We have suulr fine city property I'm Kansas
0l-T sud she larger cities ca aHuEEH- we are
guL1nrizcd 20 exchange for clear land lu ~ est
EFu Kansas
THE cry EEaE. ESTATE TRUST CO.
Geo W- watson agent LAItGHl. kAH-
Among numerous other farms iu Edwards
county. have rla fufsuH1iuls
80 lzll-A Do OF section - tow Fsli p ~ range
20 Good barn small frame house good we'll
SO sores lu what Hii OF which viii 20 20 pur-
chaser il sale 81 made before lurEa5t-
so 5I11-1-lrtHu west Is 90 section 81. town
ship ~ rarrs 90 gaIF gElua EuL6es small
etc DE rood we'll l=l acres lu crops > CT
which 7iii 60 90 p-lrc-l-aar-
so la-4-uurru q OF UrsruuTaE s saariHn
o. 20 1saiu ia- rauUe@4- -ruDl i-Eaull frame
house small uarEI. well sllssii posture lenleis
acres lu wheat, = OF Ehlcu viii go 20 Ptir-
n-a-F-
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HARVEST HOME.

The Harvest Home picnic to be held
Augusts0th promises TO be one of the
most enjoyable social events of the
summer The committee of arrange
ments are making special efforts to
provide "a variety of sport and enter
tainment for the large crowd expected
TO be present The committee has not
entirely completed its program, but we
are informed there viii be abundance
of music, vocal and Instrumental, and
short speeches will be made. by speak
ers from the various townships on farm
subjects.
Ia the sporting line there will be
horse ruces-runuing, pacing and trot-
tiug-foot traces, bicycle races, base
bail, etc. There viii be dancing in
The afternoon and4 evening. The
Kinsley band will-maze its first ap-
pearamce and will discourse sweet
strains of music. no political speech
Is will be made, but everybody is in
vited regardless OF politics or religion,
and good time guaranteed to all.
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Lon Beaucamp has purchased 81 new
Windmill.
The hum Of the thresher is once
more abroad in the Land.
Shoe backing isn't 50 plentiful as it
was
Mrs. Crawford and Miss Della have
been on the sick list, but are Improv-
ing.
Eugene McCune aud sister, of Lew
is, were the guests of Mo iris West,
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. EIcCrea is expected to preach
in the school house ia District No. 81.
next Sunday tie 81st.
Persons of deep erulltiou are now
abroad seeking employment of the
various school boards. If noards
want the best teachers, they viii do
well to hire immediately; not wait till
later and take up what is left.
PHYLLIS.
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There is no remedy that acts more
promptly on the throat. lungs and chest
than Onion Syrup. &c iunSenS she
phIem. eB2baiHg yea to throw IL Gil
Ii relieves that tfahtness End oppreas-
i've feeling in the chest and all soreness
OF the lungs AS q tonic and resuoFat-
i've il has no equal. DIR. Gums Onion
syrup Is Eledtcated IN a manner so as
20 he more efEecluaI Ghan the plain
So rup aud not have anv tslsts or s-dor
or Gbe onions, making &c very pleasant
tn take Sold a. so cents by Porter q
Co, druggists
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IOUUIF 0E tIWUFIs
Notice fE hereby -Iven thar 90 the z5tb day
of July fsa2- O. petition s.alul uF EilTslr1
is urtz ana sixteen ctners- Wl-1 presented 90
the hoard of CnEHfE commits toners HE inc
county ana state aforesaid praying ror the
reviewing OF q certain road aeserilld ls foi-
lows. WIS
BeEiuiuE ne the unrth east corner OF SEQ
zion D, township -, range ~ survey thence
south ON tue county line between Elg Cnuu-
ties q Edwards and Ford 10 tne 9th standard
parallel. thence east TO tire gaurLE east corner
south on county line 10 the north bank OF the
Arkansas river A Lerltl pom. said board or
county cull-E-l isziouETs ursoiufe4 tue follow
lrE persons VIZ. J. b. l-1ersola- D. ~ 81 IT,
son isud Floyd " eilruau as viewers. vita lu-
struetiurls lo meet lu cou1llclleu with tho
county surFeE1H "a the north east corner OF
section a. township IS. range y iu IEcutTu
township. on she aotls day or August A. ID
lclz. % L1 u'cle-lZ D. -llu proceed asu HlalT
said Eu=-lls aud give an -arEi-z ll hearing
By order OF the board OF e1uutv e1mllls-
aioueuz- u H- IA alla-l-e-
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This remedy Is - sure cure for all
diseases Of the throat and lungs, caused
by taking cold It viii stop "a cough
in one night, no matter now severe l.
is Just what its name implies, an onion
syrup. compounded 10 such manner ~
to do away with the unpleasant taste
and OtlGr of the VtEetd ble. When In
ueesi OF a cure for a cough or cold, try
il. Scots a bottle Sold bY Porter Il
CO KiusleV. Kansas.
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Itching piles are known by moisture
like Precipitation, causing intense iUch
ing when warm. THIS form rs well as
Blind, bleeding or PTutrHdiBg. ylCll
AT once To Dr.. B0snnko's Pile Remedy
vs. Inch acts directly ON parts affected
stbs0rUs tumors. aIiays itching and eff
rects "a permanent cure. Scots Drug
Risls or mail Circulars free. DF
EOs8nko. 329 AFCh st, PhiiaGslplIia
Pa. Sold 10y Poster & CO.. kIuSleY KS
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Members Of the SuuGower Alliance
me requested to turn out in force on
next Saturday, the 3Oth, The install
lation OF newly elected officers will
take place, and other business of i'm
poItance to the order.
FRANK WELL0IAcv, Pres.
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Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills on
account of their itiId action are eapec-
iaIly adapted for correcting spring dis
orders. such a. impure blood. tired
brain and aching and worn OAK body
They act promptly on the liver and
kidneys; dgIya cut all impurities from
the blood and malaria from the system
oRly one pill for a dose Try them
this spring. sold lt 2sc4s box bV
Porter & Co. Alusieys Es-
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Your buildings need painting aud of
course you want to know where you
can get the bestS-psiut for the least
money. We can sell you good paint
for from 81 cents IL gallon up. Lin
seed oil at the lowest price
n. DETA..
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Anyone wishing tBe Arnold Automat
ic Steam Cooker can leave their orders
with Z. L. I1osu, opposite tiss Santa
Fe depot II. G. DoEHR, gen. ag't.,
THrued. Kansas
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i have recommended BoEzs' blood PurIHsr
aud Cherry Cough Syrup several times Hud
must say that have been surprised and more
than pleased At results following use OF the
sume- 4 am not ia tho hadn't OF endorsing
patent medicines, but can SAY truthfullv
sold aud warranted by 81 De Tar husiey
huus1s-
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FOR sale number of young mares
Eud geidings, years old last spring
Mares infoaL amply Al this Office
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Remember that Ayers Sarsapariila
is extracted from the Honduras root
which only Of S,rsaparilIa has the true
Alternative properties Also that it is "a
concentrated and powerful medicine
and hence its wonderful results in all
forms OF blood disease.
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DR.. Pearson returned "Wednesday
night from trip to his farm near
Iiartland.
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Lester Higgins, night operator at
Western Union, is taking IL vacation.
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Miss laura Best is visiting in Lar
ned this week. She will be absent
ten days OF two weeks.
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Nathan Roberts went u Kansas
city Thursday morning, to he gone "a
few days.
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tlr6t publ icallou JulE 22-lt l65-.
SHEHIFF'S SALE--I85f-
In the district court Of Edwards county state
OF Kansas
Mary Clark, Plaintiff,
Caroline @ Grimm. Defendant
BY virtue OF an order of sale issued 20 ae.
out o. said district court. iu tho above entitled
acuon-l will, on Monday the --Hu day OF Aug
4. ID. le52. between two and four O'Clock F- ~
of said day. at the front door of Flu court
house Iu the CITY of kiusluy. Iu tuu county OF
Edwards i'm tHe state OF Kansas. ulfef az pub
lie sale aud sell 20 Inc highest and beet uiI-
der for cash in hand ull the touuwlu E-dcs-
crlHBd real estate, to-yFiUs
The northwest quarter nE section lI, iu fU
%, aourh. range Is, west OF the Gth % 10. IViUu
and situate ia the county OF Edwards in Lhe
btute OF Kansas.
Tue CboFe-desCrlbed real estate viii De sold
with superintendent 10 suHaty SAID order OF
sale Appraised ut Si-2s0
r. t. HCBEHTS.
W H. EREECH. EherIT 90 edwards county.
Attorney Tor plaluriE-
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Miss Nellie Yeatman departed Tue %
day evening for six weeks VISIT with
friends and relatives in Denver.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-29

Chnuncey Ellwood- of DeKaIb, Hi
nois, father of john Eslwood, decsas-
ed, is in the city.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-29

sra tl-ED Prom my place, Jyvu miles west
Of EUsley, on July I2tn, one tgvo-ycHg-oId
hliy; dark steel grey star ia forehead. ANY
information as to her W hereHbours VIII DO
uberuUy rewarded. J.E BuLLEH.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-29

Horses and mules for sails by ID. f
Tatum.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-29

Miss Edna Roberts returned We'd
uesday night from Il three weeks visit
with friends In I4arned
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-29

Miss Helen KettIeson is home from
Hutchinson, spending her vacation
with her parents.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-29

Judge Carter resigned the Office OF
police judge and I. c. Geer has been
appointed in his place.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-29

A son Of Clarence Williams. who
lives in Wa,ue township, WAS thrown
from his horse aud broke mis- ls.-.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-29

Bfr5. D. a. Lester, who has been
visiting her husband at Turon, return
Cd Tuesday.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-29

At the school district meeting to-day
E. n Boies was elected school direct
or.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-29

The board Of county commissioners
were IN session this week.