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The morning call., 1892-07-07
The Injured Enrinaar,

District Engineer Dougherty. who fell
from ladder at fire on the Fourth, is still
confined 10 his room. more on account Of
nervous prostration than from the injuries
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ST. at II o'clock - ~ NV
s.. AZ IL O'Clock = ~ s''' " %
a.. al Ia clock =
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IHE GAIL cALENpAR.
ms 90 rs'iss1
1orIcHi

.zfg q our patrons &c fad THE
dioRNENG CALL for Sufs lisa. boys
2 st'co5gsera faror b not9 has ofjcs e.
stsJoct. naming the dote and H
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AT Is remarkable how Hoods sarsapariila Trash,
ems aud invigorates the tired body. n creates an
appelite, purihes the blood and really does max
the weak strongD
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e1e Mon%somery street. near Clay open anti IL
o'clock P n. BRANCH OFFICES: 7a8 Market
sset ness kearny, open until - o'clock midnight;
$50 haSes street. open uatn ESQ e,clocs; 6a2,
LarSin street. open NATL so 'cloe. o5 a u sssfo.
street, open until O'Clock p -. and fI6 Niat !.
street. open an.Il $50 y II
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ms DAiry sfoRNTSa cAIh

~ serk- .bHENfAN9 BROS.. 5 Teton Square
S1csso .---.-.,...,......News Stand Palmer HoRss
I'm bfiealit ...,.........G ALL0p a yOg BEKE.
11ElL Comm a st
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PERSONALS.


SH0 REWARD FOR RECOVERY OF BODY oF
SpoO Frank Horn, who WAS drowned Sunday
June l9. 1892. Address JOHN HORN, 1920 Laguna
ST., ). +. iv7 3rx
EOk VERY SMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND
very reasonable weekly monthly payments
you can furnish home for yourself. Following
prices will give you idea OF few OF our many
bargains:
Hardwood Eastern polished bedsets. $40 Oa
Solid oak. elegant Eastern polished bedsets. 80 90
Solid oak, latest sieboards, polished finish. rs 90
Best high back brace arm-chairs, each ...... 30
Carpet-seat rockers (patent) ................ 90
french-pate mirrors, elegantly framed. l8x
~ w
Fancy aud ofice desks, roll top, from..........
10 Az w
Az different styles cookIng-stoyes water
odchs- tlcj p 3U TO 40 %
Folding beds (best value in elty), oak ~ 90
bookcases (atI Stylesl In oak walnut. ......
........,......,.-.$7 so to u 30
Ul paintings (20x3S). each ............ 49,. 2 o.
Dress goods. jackets. wraps. bedding. lace
talns carpets, mattings, iinoleum. olcoth, parlor
suits. lounges, or anything you require in home
Remember. / have the largest stock largest store.
lowest prices and easiest terms that be had in
this city.
j. NooNAN. 1oI7-ls2l-1o2s Mission St., above
Sixth.
N. B.-Bargains always hand IN secondhand
carpets aud furniture. jy7 II
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pd,, oLicE DEPARTMENT ExPENsEs.-Ch,ef OF
a,s.s oiowiey reported to the Board of Super.
naT,ne Ss''e s that the expenses OF his de-
55l Ia '0' the month OF June were s4S.
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THE genuine Angostura Bitters of DR. J. q p
siegert q Sons are the most enicaeious stimuant "a
excite the appetite ~
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Books bought. King. Is Fourth street.

PALACE BATHS, enlarged. beautined. Warm
sea-water tubs and swimming. Us Filbert.
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TIE IS STERN OFFICE or uHE CALI,
Sottes halldjng, Mex York ciry. Is provides with
."sel California papers. Visitors welcome. I'd
fkttikshs l.ies and Sample ceptes furnished.
FK MfSCR aIaflags1
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hRITIKo" reads character IRON handwriting.
ntl,e IN Ink. on unruled paper, In al undis-
luiseu heno. State sex. Send with sd cents
camps or postal note, 10 Kriliko,n coo Mer.
ebant street, San Francisco
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GREAT sale finest eyeglasses, spec. 15c. e5
Fourth, next TO bakery commencing Tuesday,. /.
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IarnA nee pies swlNr. ais sutter stree
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J.f.CUTTER'sOLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
WHISKY is Tor sale by all irs-class druggists and
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATIoN OFFICE.

las larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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Jelly glasses and Mason jars sold at actual cost and
GIVEN AWAY FREE
With our exceptionally fine New Teas and Delicious
Coffees. jy7tf
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CITY STORES.
965 Market ST. near Sixth.
lao Sixth St, above Howard
522 KearLy ST., bet. California and Sacramento.
Ii Montgomery ave, near Stockton.
Z 14l9 Polk ST., bet. Pine and California.
zoos Fillmore St. bet. Pine and California
800 Sixteenth ST., above Mission
2512 Mission ST., above Twenty first.
$50 Hayes ST., bet Franklin and Cough
Jag Ninth ST., above Howard.
us Third ST.. below Howard.
104 Second st, below Mission.
so. 54 so and SO Market ST., headquarters
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EDU CATiONAL.
THE CoGSwELL POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
GEO. w. GIBBS chairman; JAS. sPIERS, sec. 6 So
ID W. KIMBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO. 2912
Howard st; terms moderate. jy3 I'm
INCIDENTAL ART SCHOOL. I77s GREEN Sr.,
~ corner Oetayia, begins seventeenth term July
/. in drawing and painting OLIVIA KINGS
LAND je30 LOT
EUROPEAN HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
u girls; 2l27 Jackson St; board: English. French
German, music, dancing $50 per month; new term
besins July II; coach calls or pupils. je2s If
THE Eu REKA ACADEMY AND BUSINESS COL
L lege; model boarding school for both sexes:
employs 10 regular Instructors; preparatory
academic and commercial departments: prepares
University; perfect home school for students from
10 q years old: rates very mOderate: fan taru,
begins August l. For further information address
the Principal. n. 5. PHELPS, Eureka Cal. ie25 I'm
CPECfAL COURSE IN GENERAL LlTFRATITRE
- or science for strangers summering here; class
D p. NJ. ieI7 2m
pRoF. THos. w. BREE. TEACHER BANJO
= guitar. mani DIN and violin. 800 7th. my7 sm
CCHoUL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANicAI EI-ET7
~ trleai engineering. surveying archftecture "a
saying; estab 1864 A Van der Naii!en. 723 MsrSss
I'll EALD'S BUSINESS COLL E9E "a POST ar
~ Double entry book keeping, penmaasnip. shors-
naha ype-writing, telegraphy. etc, all inciudedia
I6sihcss course under one fec OF $40 ie3ost
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, $40 posi- ~.
= Ans senolsrshID. so: day and evening oc1s9
FURNITURE STORED.
EASTERN PLAN : LOWEST RATES: coon
IL care. Sterling Furniture CO., 1889 Market ST.
OPP. III. o'BRlEN'S jeI2 If
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l. RENCH, SWISS OR GERMAN SECOND COOK
country hotel. so and fare paid French
broi!er city, 500: cook, country hotel $50 boss
here; short-order cook, country, S50 secoud cook
for summer resort. $40: vegetable cook hotel CITY,
$S5; cook and wife, small country hotel, $50; 2
walters. same country hotel, $50; cook and wife,
miners boardihg-houSe, $50; waiter, country hotel.
$40: walters. country restaurant, S35; head
waiter. country hotel $50. c. X. HANSEN & CO..
l10 Geary St
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ATA rRIFLE OVER COST.
The Great American Importing Tea Compau
sells crock cry, china glass. najolica and tInwaTe
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- Annual Meeting ne Regular An
- nual meeting ofstockhoders OF the Oy r.nan
silver Mining Company viii be held 1T the ofire OF
the company, Ala California street San Francts CO.
NaL, on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF July. 1892
AT the hour OF O'Clock p. NJ. for the purpose OF
electing Board Of Directors to for the ens-
Ing year and the transaction of other business
as may come before the meeting.
TranSfer-books will close on TUESDAY July l2
1892, al / O'Clock =. ST.
GEO. d. EDWARDS. Secretary.
Once Ala California ST. san Francesca ,.al i2atd
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sITUATIONs-FEMAI
| AIDES - FOR A EIRST-CLAss sEEVsNT
- leave your order with J. + CRoSEFT A co
BIZ Suffer st. iva o.
I AIDES FIRST-cLAss HELP OF ALI. Ma
- lonallties can be procured at J. F. CROSE TT a.
CO.'S. 3l2 Suffer
GERMAN WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO GO orr
- by the days washing: 81 rs a day Cali or adj
dfess o34 vallejo ST., room 3. iy7 sts
NORTH GERMAN WOMAN WISHES TO co
~ travelling with a lady as serv ant IN a famitv
Is good scknurse. Please call or address 3i7IL
Lombard ST. no postals answered. jy7 Sic
GOOD COOK WISHES A PLACE TO 10 cooK
~ Ing or would do general housework IN small
llamily. Call 1884, Bush st. fy7 3ts
ScAANDINAyIAN GIRL WISHES SITUATIoS
,s - W either second work general housework.
Ftrst sou COOK: has good reference. Apply 4l3
jy7 Ste
ouN6 GIRL WISHES SITUATION To no
80 n"usework in American family. good
SovA anu iaandress Call 4241L Gle,,en,,,,, $50
= --- ~ 3ts
GERMAN WOMAN WISHES sTF,ny ~;
- ZION wash towels or napK as in restaura,t
= - s.a s-..os ave. jy7 3t-
A MEXICAN GIRL WANTS sITUaTIoN -
chameermaid hotel or Iodgine-hause. ,oas
relerenee. Cali Tor days 2l6 Perry ST. ty7 sts
Young LADY GRADUATE OF toMvFpcY.I
school desires situa alton as book eprr or acct
ant pooskeeper: knows German: writes good hand.
rslerehee. taIi or address COS LarkIn St w 2ts
\ DUNG SWEDISH WOMAN LIVING; ar sIa
vallejo ST. upstairs. wishes 70 60 ont WORK inc nv
me DAY no objections to half days; any kind az
VIVA jy7 2ts
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-09-28
THE SCARLET LETTER.
By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE

81 will go home with you." said Mr..
Dimmesdale.
With chill dependency. like one
awaking all nerveless from an ugly
dream, he yielded himself to the physi-
clan and was led away.
The next day, however. being the Sab
bath, he preached discourse which was
held to be tho richest and most power
full and the most replete with heavenly
influences that had ever proceeded from
his lips Souls-it is said more Sour
than one--were brought TO the truth by
the efficacy of that sermon, and vowed
within themselves to cherish holy
gratitude toward Mr.. Diinmesdale
throughout the long hereafter. But as
he came down the pulpit steps tie gray
bearded sexton met him, holding mp a
black glove, which the minister recog-
nized az his own.
ut was found said the sexton. this
morning on the scaffold where evil doers
are set mp to public shame. Satan
dropped II there. take it, intending q
scurrilous jest against your reverence.
But indeed he was blind and foolish, as
he ever and always is. A pure hand
needs no glove to cover it,~
THANK you, my good friend" said
the minister gravely, but startled at
heart, for 80 confused was his remem-
brance that he had almost broughs him
self to look at the events of tho past
night as visionary. Eyes, it seems to be
my glove, indeedrT
sand, since satan saw fit to steal It,
your reverence must needs handle him
without gloves henceforward, remarked
the old sexton, griinly smiling. But
did your reverence hear Of the portent
that was seen last nignt2-a great red
letter in the sky-the letter A, which
we interpret to stand for Angel. For, as
our good Governor Winthrop was made
an angel this past night, 1t was doubt
less held fit that there should be some
notice thereof"
"No," answered the minister, IL had
not heard Of it."
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CHAPTER XII.
PASTOR AND PARfsHlONER.


PASTOR AND PAR1sHIoNER.
hester Prynne remained constant IN
her resolve to make known to Mr.. DIM
mesdale, at whatever risk Of present pain
or Interior consequences, the true char
acter of the man who had crept into his
intimacy. For several days, however,
she vainly sought an opportunity Of ad-
dressing him in some of the meditative
walks which she knew him to be in the
habit of taking along the shores Of the
peninsula or on the wooded hills of the
neighboring country. There would have
been no scandal, indeed, nor peril to the
holy wilderness Of the clergymans good
fame had she visited him in his own
study; where many penitent, ere now,
had confessed sins Of perhaps as deep
dye as the one betokened by the scarlet
letter. But, partly that she dreaded the
secret or undisguised interference Of old
Roger Chillingworth, and partly that
her conscious heart imputed suspicion
where none could have been felt, and
partly that both the minister and she
would need the whole wide world to
breathe in while they talked together
for all these reasons Hester never
thought of meeting him in any narrower
privacy than beneath the open sky.
At last, while attending in sick
chamber, whittier the Reverend Mr..
Dimmesdale had been summoned to
make prayer, she learned that he had
gone the day before to visit the Apostle
Eliot among his Indian converts. He
would probably return by a certain
hour in the afternoon Of the morrow,
Betimes, therefore, the next day Hester
took little Pearl, who was necessarily
the companion of all her mothers expe-
ditions, however inconvenient her pres
ence, and set forth.
The road. after the two wayfarers had
crossed from the peninsula to the main
land, was no other than footpath. II
struggled onward INTO the mystery Of the
primeval forest. This hemmed il in 30
narrowly and stood so blsck and der &c
on either side, and disclosed such i'm
perfect glimpses Of tho sky above, that to
Hester's mind it imnged not amiss the
moral wilderness in which she had 80
long been wandering. The day was
chill and somber.
Overhead was gray expanse of cloud,
slightly stirred, however, by breeze,
80 that a CLEAN of Pickering sunshine
might now and then be seen at its soil.
tary play along the path. This fitting
cheerfulness was always at the farther
extremity Of some long vista through
the forest. The sportive sunlight
feebly sportive at best in the predomi
rant pensiveness of the day and scene
withdrew itself as they came nigh, and
left the spots where it had danced the
drearier because they had hoped 10 find
them bright
CONTINUED
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Fruit Growing

That we can furnish you with as
good quality of trees, and in many
respects better than any other
Nurserymen-
Having had vast amount of ex-
perience we claim that our stock is
as good as the best. Our work is
principally done done by ourselves,
and thus we avoid the many mis-
takes made by other growers Of
Nursery stock. What you buy
from us can be relied upon as being
true to name and of excellent quail
ty. The Nursery having stood the
test of half a century, claims that
it is as good as any other, as ex-
perience it is said "makes perfect"
Our prices are correspondingly
low, and will be made known TO all
who will write for them. We
handle all kinds Of fruits that
growers need in our latitude, and
If you will give us trial we are
quite sure we will ever after be
friends.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-09-28

There Is no way inthe world that you can
build up confidence In your business enter
prise so swiftly and surely as by advertising
ludisiously. Keep your name before the
public.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-09-28
POLK'S
Nursery
TOBINSPORT, IND.

We wish to say to the farmers of
adjoining counties and all who are
interested in
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-09-28

man"
He waved his hand and betook him
self again TO his employment of gather
ing herbs.
''Be it sin OF no" said Hester Prynne
bitterly, as she still gazed after him, 81
hate tho mani"
She upbraided herself for the senti-
ment, but could not overcome or lessen
it, Attempting to do 30 she thought Of
those long past days in distant land,
when he used to emerge at eventide from
the seclusion Of his study and sit down
In the freight Of their home and in the
light Of her nuptial smile. He needed
to bask himself in that smile, he said, In
order that the chill of so many lonely
hours among his books might be taken
of the scholars heart. Such scenes had
once appeared not otherwise than happy,
but now, as viewed through the dismal
medium of her subsequent life, they
classed themselves among her ugliest
remembrances. She marveled how such
scenes could have been. She marveled
how she could ever have been wrought
upon to marry him. She deemed it her
crime most to be repented of that she
had ever endured and reciprocated the
lukewarm grasp Of his hand, and had
suffered the smile of her lips and eyes to
mingle and melt into his own. And it
seemed a fouler offense committed by
Roger Chillingworth than any which
had since been done him that, in the
time when her heart knew no better, he
had persuaded her to fancy herself happy
by his side.
Eyes, hate him,- repeated Hester.
more bitterly than before. HE be-
trayed me! He has done me worse
wrong than did himl~
Let men trcmble to win the hand OF
woman. unlcss they win along with it
the utmost passion Of her heart, Else it
may DO their miserable fortune. as It
was Roger Chillingworth's. when some
mightier touch than their own may have
awakened al her sensibilities, to be re-
preached even for the calm content, the
marble image Of happiness. which they
will have imposed upon her as the warm
reality. But Hester ought long ago to
have done with this injustice. What did
1t betokenl Had seven long years under
the torture of the scarlet letter inflicted
30 much of misery and wrought out no
repentance?
The emotions Of that brief space,
while che stood gazing after the crooked
figure of old Roger Chillingworth, threw
a dark light ON Hester's state of mind,
revealing much that she might not 9TH
erwise have acknowledged to herself.
He being gone, she summoned back
her child.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-05-21
CENTER SHOTS.
O TREGo CENTER, May 16, 1892.

@ TREGo CENTER, May 16, 1892.
Two more weeks of school.
IT appearances signify anything we will
have large wheat crop this year.
There is to be social hop at H. Har-
lan's. A good time is anticipated.
Mr.. Mormon, from north of Wa-Keeney
is drilling we'll for Geo. Stephens.
Charley Scott came up to his place from
Ellis for day or two. He is working in
the round house at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gender, of Rocks county
will be in this vicinity and will attend the
monthly meetings of Friends which will
be held at Excelsior school house, May FL.
Some of the farmers around here have
leased rail road land and are breaking it
out, preparing to put out a large crop Of
wheat this fall
There is Sunday School at Silver Greek
every Sunday at ~ A. NJ. Preaching
every other Sunday at IL o'clock.
Harry Stricken is building new
house. That's right Harry, get the cage
and then get the bird.
Mrs. Charles Scott has gone to Norton
county to visit her sister.
DR.. A. B. Jones was called out to see :.
NJ. Benson Monday. He had severe
attack of sciatic rheumatism.
A STRAY SHOT. /,
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Still the FaVOrlte.

II you are contemplating a trip for
business or pleasure it will be well to re-
member that the Burlington Route is still
the favorite. Her old established line
to Chicago hardly needs more than mere
mention for the reason that every man,
woman and child in the country is so
familiar with the fact that over this line
runs the famous solid vestibule ELI
with it's splendid Pullman Sleepers, chair
cars and dining cars.
Your attention is now called to our
double daily service between Kansas City.
Atchison, st. Joseph and st. Lonis.
Heretofore we had but one daily train
from the Missouri river to st. Louis, that
being night train, placing passengers in
st. Louis in the morning in time for
breakfast and all eastern connections, but
on account of the increasing demand an
other train has been put on and now
leaves Kansas City, Atchison and st. Jo-
seph in the morning, placing the passen-
ger in st. Louis in the early evening of
the same day.
Omaha and Council Bluffs are put in
rapid communication with the lower Mis-
souri, river points by two superb daily
trains, one leaving Kansas City late in
the morning and the other in the evening,
making the run from Kansas City in
about eight hours. The morning train
carries through buffet sleeping car to
st. Paul and Minneapolis, placing the
passenger in the twin cities twenty hours
after leaving Kansas City.
For further information call on or ad-
dress 81. c. Orr. G. s. w. P. A., 800 Main
stre Kansas City, Mo, or
A. G. DAWES, G.. P. & T. A.,
st. JOeeDh. Mo.
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COLLYFR CULLINGS.

Rain! Well, yes.
L. s. Myerly has moved out on his
claim.
The wind blew off the roof of Nutz e
chicken coop.
Our photo gallery is undergoing a
change.
The G. A. r. are painting their hall,
We are unable to say what color it is.
Several head stones were erected this
week over fallen comrades, by the G. A. r.
A great many telegraph poles were
blown down Monday.
It is reported that Mrs. York was
blown into the barbed wire fence Monday.
Maggie Swiggett sprained her ankle
the first of the week.
Macmillan must be doing quite bust
ness from the amount of ochre he has
been shipping.
Will Zawodsky, supt. of the Macmillan
ranch had narrow escape last week in
breaking colt. He came out all right
but a broken neck yoke and single tree
was the damage done.
Agent Nutz made flying trip to the
stock yards last week assisted by Meters
dog.
What has become of our champion
horse shoe pitchers? They have not
materalized yet this spring.
Jack Frost took possession of our town
last week but we have received supply
of coal and now defy him.
MIKE,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-05-21
GLENCOE GLEANIN GS,

GLENCOE, May II, 1892.
Another good rain yesterday and plenty
of mud.
The weather is too cool for wheat and
other small grain to grow fast.
Meesrs. Callahan and Mahoney have
lost several cattle during the rains just
past.
We wish to say that we were misin-
formed as to the Wilson & Egeer header
deal.
Otoe Colborg has purchased horse
and will soon be able to take the girls
around.
Mr.. Callahan's sister is visiting him
and family at present.
There was good turnout at Sabbath
school last Sunday in district II.
Mrs. q. Orion and son, Edward took a
flying trip to the hub last Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Messick was visiting in
Glencoe last week.
Several oftbe Trego county boys visited
the shown Ellis Saturday evening.
James Henry and Miley Lyons visited
Glencoe last week.
A few hitching posts at school house
No. would do no harm
John LoAin has been listing corn the
past few days.
Feed Egger was around calling up the
neiehbors last Sunday morning.
Wheat and rye in Glencoe, While short,
has the best color We ever saw.
1t is said that there viii be dance ct
Sven Pearson's place in the near fnture.
01AnaR.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-05-21
Notice to Shoemakers.

On account of old age and sore Affections
I want to sell my boot and shoe business
in the City OF Wa-Keeney, Trego county,
Kansas. have good set of tools and
everything that is necessary to carry on q
custome, including good English Brad
bury sewing machine for patching boots
and shoes. I have good stock OF
leather and findings, a few dozen pairs OF
boots and shoes of my own manufactur.
ing. will sell reasonable. There is no
better location in western Kansas than
Wa-Keeney for q good custom shop;
always plenty to do and good pay.
have always kept one and sometimes
two journeymen when I could. get them.
I also have a good house and lot, with
barn and outhouses, which I win cell
cheap. Correspondence solicited
A. p. LIpx.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-05-21
HELENA AND RETURN.
One Fare for the Round TIP.

For the accommodation of those desir-
ing to visit at points in the vicinity Of or
at Helena in June during the session of
the convention Of the supreme lodge of
the Ancient Order of United Warkmen,
the Union Pacific will sell tickets to
Helena and return at one fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale June Z, to IA,
inclusive, limited to 80 days from date Of
sale. For any additional information
apply to E. A. Lewis, agent o. P. system,
Wa-Keeney, Kansas. 5-14 Gil
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-05-21
Notice.
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.
Notice is hereby given, that will offer
for sale at my office in Ma-Keeney, Kan
sas, on Saturday, the 18th day of June,
1892, between the hours of 10 o'clock q.
m. and o'clock p. M, the following de-
scribed school lands, situated in Trego
county, Kansas, to-wit:
SEC. TWP. RANGE VALUE.
Nv Or ne Or 80 Is 90 SO 90
Ne Or Sc Or Sc IA 25 800
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of
May. 1892.
w. G.. MARSHALL,
5 81 County Treasurer.