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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-14
ANNOUNCEMENT.
COUNTY CLERK.

We are requested 90 announce that Z. "A.
Fronk, of Salem township, Will be candloate
before the Republican county convention LOT
the office of County Clerk
| hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the Office of County Clerk, subject to the Repub-
'-'''- JAS WAKEFIELD.
would respectively announce myself a
candidate for the Office OF County Clerk. suplect
te the Republican primaries and convention.
L J. THAYER.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the Office of Register of Deeds subject to the de-
cision Of the Republican primaries and con-
yentiOn. w III. MCDOWELL.
hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the office of Register of Deeds subject TO the de-
cision of the Republican primaries and conven-
ton. }. Z. CoFFIELD.
hereby announce myself as a candidate for
reelection ID the office of Register of Deeds,
subject TO the decision of the Republican pri-
maries and convention. j. +. NIGH.
hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the Office of Register Of Deeds, subject to the
decision of the Republican primaries and con-
vention. RoBT COOK.
hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Register of Deeds subject to the decision of the
Republican primaries and convention
hereby announce myself as candidate for
sheriff subject to the primaries and convention.
ID. ID BRITToN.
hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Sheriff, subject to the Republican primaries and
conventions A. ". Thayer.
hereby announce myself as candidate for
the Office OF sheriff. subject to the decision OF the
Republican primaries and convention
e. c.. AUsHERMAN.
hereby announce myself as candidate for
the office of sheriff subject TO the decision of the
Republican primaries and convention.
J. p DUNCAN,
COUNTY TREASURER.
hereby respectively announce myself as
candidate for reelection to the office OF county
Treasurer, subject TO the decision of the Repub-
lcan primaries and convention.
q. NJ. NELSON.
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Trustee S Meeting.

The Township Trustees are invited to meet
at the Office Of the County Clerk on Monday
August eth. to consider ways and means for
carrying out the provisions of the Australian
Election law The County Attorney and the
Board of Co. Commissioners viii be present and
a uniform course OF action will be agreed upon.
E. NJ ECKLEY.
County Clerk
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-14
Salem Primary,

The Republican primary for Salem
township will be held at Jeddo school
house from o'clock until 10 o'clock p.
M, on Saturday, July %, 1892, All
Republicans are urged to attend.
BY ORDER OF Com.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-14

Ignorance of the merits of DeWitt's
Little Early Risers is misfortune.
These little pills regulate the liver,
cure headache, dyspepsia, bad breath,
constipation and biliousness. Cowan
d Ausherman.
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Star Valley.

The recent rains have greatly benefited the
crops in this community.
The ice cream supper at Mr.. Perry's Friday
evening was all that could be desired. About
40 were present and all enjoyed the evening.
Miss Fussman's si.terof Kansas Cityis spend
ing the summer with her
J. Ledford has returned from Kentucky.
where be was called by the death of his father.
Miss Blanche Thompson was visiting her
grandmother Mrs. Hubbard of lola the first Of
the week
Charley Fussman has purchased new self
binder
Mrs. Abrams was on the sick list last week,
but we are glad to gee her out again.
EOEANE
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-14
Notice of Appointment.
First published July :. 1891

STATE OF KANSAS -,
ALLEN COUNTY. 80
In the matter of the estate of II. ii. Hayward
late of Allen county, Kansas.
Notice is hereby given. that on the LIST day of
July A. ID. 1898, the undersigned were by the
Probate Court of Allen county, Kansas, duly
appointed and quaIifedas Administr traitors of the
Estate of II. II. Hayward. late OF Allen county,
deceased. All parties interested in said estate
will take notice and govern themselves accord
ingly. J. l. HAYWARD. J. 7 HARcLERoDE
Administrators.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-14
Don't Grunt

A bout your feet hurting you, when
ChrysO Corn Cure will cure cOrns,
bunions, &c. Every bottle warrented
at Evans Bros.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-14

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures piles.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures burns.
Dewitt Witch Hazel Salve cures sores.
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures ulcers.
Cowan & Ausherman.
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st. Louis Rates Cut.

Santa Fe Ry. will sell round trip
tickets to st. Louis for S15.0o one way
ticket S9.05 over any route.
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LoHarpe.

We are very sorry to report Grandma Malcolm
on the sick list and hope 1t is nothing serious.
Miss Minnie Leroy is visiting her aunt Mrs.
Hawley.
Mrs. Carpenter has returned from her visit to
Piqua-
Grandma Hackney is visiting her daughter,
Mrs Russell in Wichita.
Orvin Hartley expects to start to the World S
Fair the first of next week.
Wilson Hawley has returned from week s
sojourn in Maple Grove neighborhood
We are sorry to report that the LaHarpe Neps
has suspended. We miss the little newsy sheet.
A sister of Mrs stansber-y and her son were
visiting her last week.
Mr.. Cruses son-in-law, a Mr.. Sutten frem
New Jersey. spent few days with them and re-
turned home by the way of the Worlds Fair.
The Misses Minnie and Emma Ohlfest and
Miss Rose and Frank Travis spent their Fourth
in Fl Scott and report fine time.
Mrs Toby is expected home from New York
in week or two. She has been gone about
three months.
Rev. King of lola will preach in the church
next Sunday at 8 p. m
Base Ball and ice cream in LaHarpe on Satur-
day afternoon.
Farmers are very busy In their oats and hay.
Evan Gillian our only representative at the
cate and is now looking for school That is
when he is not busy in the hay field, where all
the boys and men are now.
Cora earle is at home again from lola, having
finished her three months apprenticeship with
Mrs Turner We are all glad to see Cora al
home again.
Mr. Harry Brister came in Tuesday frou
Washington State where he has been for four
years. Everybody is glad to see Harry once
more.
DIR. Wood from Climax. Kans.. has located
here and lives in Grandma Wilson'S property.
Mr.. Hawley moved into the Robertshaw house,
The Doctor comes well recommended and we
hope he will prove successful.
Mr.. Pencil is painting Mr.. Davis store which
very much improves its appearance.
Hackneys have sold quite a number of new
binders this season.
Mr.. Charlie Pressler came over from Scott
Sunday morning. He is now at Mr.. Domains
Prof Lightcap and children came over from
Missouri last Friday to visit Mrs. Funk, the
Prufs. sister.
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Funston.

FUNSTON.
Funston is improving in feeling but not in
size.
John Stewart and number of our men cele-
brated at Humboldt
Noble Randolph. Face Alsop.. Charley: Col.
Inns and W. Stout took advantage of the 4th and
what time they had! Motley expects to re-
turn to Kansas City this week. Her many
friends wish her well.
Mrs, Anderson's relatives seem well pleased
with Kansas.
George Seymour celebrated in the harvest
field.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Seymour celebrated in Humboldt.
Miss Lou Randolph took day of recreation
the 18th after weeks of caring for her mother
who is still in a critical condition, Matte Is
home from the Normal and has: been suffering
with her eyes.
wv. Outlet and Tip Williams were at Fun
stOn last week.
John Stewart Is the owner of water tank.
Jim Andrews and John stewart lost some of
their hogs while driving them the other day.
Some got overhead and some strayed Off in the
weeds.
Tone Stewart and Bid Williams called on Tip
Williams one evening last week.
Tame hay is reported good and the farmers
are having fine weather to put II up too.
Our boys report no spirit Jrumenti used the
4th at Humboldt We guess the REGISTER did
do them HumbOldtites some good. little
leaven leaveneth the whole lump sometimes.
Steve Gilmore is one ofour energetic farmers of
Funston.
Funston has lively appearance on delivery
days anyway.
Miss Ida Nash passed through here on her
way to Sky Rocket looking after location to
teach school.
This winters candidates and sch DOL teachers
are again in our land.
hid Williams. one of our energetic young men
celebrated in Moran. ONE OF THE BOYS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-14

All the oats and wheat i'm the coun-
ty w ill be In stack or shock this week.
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Olive Branch.

As we have never noticed any items in YOU
paper. from our neighbOrhOod we concluded tC
let yon know that there is such place as Olive
branch.
Misses Kate and Lizzie bacon have just return
ed home after a two weeks visit in Chicago.
Mr.. Harvey Brumsgem has gone to Fort Scot
to work at his trade. Harvey Is a good butcher
and we wish him success.
Mrs. Dave LaRue who has been sick for some
time pasti better and has gone to visit hel
daughter.
Mrs Charley Cox of Rlue Mourkhsyas visiting
her parents the first of the week.
Mrs. Duet who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Geo Bacon returned to her home in Atch
ison Co. the first of the week.
lIiss Allie Starkey who has been in Bronson
for some time is now at home.
They reorganized S. s. at Olive Branch with
the following officers: Supt. Mr.. Frank Smith
Assist Supt Mrs. Ford; Sect. John VI Orris
Chorister. Mrs. Smith; Organist Kate MattOcks
Librarian, Miss DugOn.
Mr. C. Cofield was in this neighborhood re-
Gently looking after his political interests.
Rev. Holtz breaches here July 26 at o'clock.
Harvesting is the order of the day. Y.P. l.
Spring Valley.
Mr.. C. L. Cutter started for Idaho the first OF
the week
The Fourth of July Celebration at Gilberfs
picnic. There was no crowd worth speaking
of. but what few there was there, seemed 10
have nice time.
Mrs. Cash spent the afternoon with Mrs. Cut
ter Thursday.
Our S S. is going to have a picnic the first
Saturday in August Further notice will be
given later.
Quite a lumber from the Valley celebrated
the 4th at Kincaid.
Miss Cutter went to Fl. Scott Monday, remain
Ing till Thursday. She says there was nice
celebration at that place
Mr. Whitlow and daughter visited at Mr.. F.
Z. Whitlow's Sunday.
Mr.. Jim Osborne has been sick since the 4th
Too m uch of good thing.
The Doughty Drum Corps played at Xenia
the ith.
The farmers are now harvesting their golden
grain.
Miss Mary Cutter called on Mrs. Cash. Sunday
evening.
Lost two kittens. Finder will be literally re-
warded by returning them to Mr.. Bridges.
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LaGrande.

Messrs Chambers and Daugherty have
bought Champion binder; Mr.. Garrison has
bought Plano, and Homer Fowler a Deering
Consequently there is 10 lack of binders here.
The Children's day exercises at LaGrande
were excellent
The last Fourth was about the 9uietest one
we ever witnessed. "Mary's Lamb trotted Oil
to Gilberts grove in the morning but hndlng
nothing there 10 Craze on, went 10 k1ncalu.
where a good program and good music was
had. The fireworks at night were splendid. the
only fault we could find was that there was not
enough. We only saw one drunken man dur
ing the day.
Prayer meeting at the chapel next Sunday
night at o'clock instead offs.
Miss Julia Mills is down from Kansas City.
Otis Gillenwaters came home Monday. He is
a street car conductor now.
There is talk of starting a singing school here
if a teacher can be secured ltwould be move
i'm the right direction if it could be effected.
MARY's LAMB.
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Diamond.


Grandpa HUM and wife were shaking hands
with old friends at Diamond last Sabbath.
r. n Montgomery and wife Sundayed with
their daughter, Mrs. Lyle; near Salem.
Miss wishard. of Linn county, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Shingley.
A. Mathews went to lola the first of the week
and purchased a new engine and will begin
thrashing at once.
Mrs. Z. A, Banta and sister Jessie johnson ac-
compan led by their cousin Pearl DragOO are
visiting In Mama county. We understand that
Mrs. Bsnta is expected home this week, but the
young ladies will continue their visit some
time.
nv the time this issue of your paper reaches
its readers most of the corn will be laid by.
The oats are being harvested but the rust and
chineh bugs have very materially injured the
crop.
Some fields Of wheat will not pay for harvest
ing.
T. W. Jones says the diseased chinch bugs, in
stead of killing seem to have doubled the lon
gevity and trebeled the population of the bugs.
Mr.. Padgett having recovered from his late
illness has sold his crop and gone on the road
in the interest of ST. Louis firm.
Annie Hadler came out from lola and Sun
dayed with her parents.
Oracle and Mollic Jones are spending their
vacation at the farm near Wise.
Mrs Elijah Banta and Mrs. Ralph Sprague
visited Mrs. I. W. Jones one day last week.
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First published July II. 1851
OFFICIAL STATEMENT,

State of Kansas county of Allen SIS.
r r. McCutcban cashier
of said bank do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true, to the best OF my knowledge
and belief So help me God.
r. B. McCUTCHAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me, this Sth
day of July 1898.
H. A. RICHARDSON, Notary Public.
Commission expires the 18th day of December
1896
Attest
G. c. BARBERl o,,,o-.
K. B. MCCUTCHANC O"neiS
wv Correct
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WHY

WHY
are the
Diarrhna
Xxx Headache or lHl tlN,
v-h Dyspepsia 'h0I.'o'
used to such an extent?
BECA USE
they have merit and that is the class
of goods that sell. 25cts per box at j.
III. Campbell's. Manufactured by
SIX Medicine Co. Quincy, Ill.
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a street car conductor now.
There is talk of starting singing school here
If a teacher can be secured. ItwOuld be a move
in the right direction if it could be effected:
MARY's LAMB
Moran.
Received too late last week.
Prof. G. /. Adams was down from Emporia
thu past week, visiting with his father ano
friends.
Rev. Buckner and family spent the Fourth al
Toronto.
The postoffice has been moved to the building
formerly occupied by Shockey's store, and Il
now in charge of c. Mendell. who we hope will
give as good satisfaction as his predecessor
Quite a number went to Fort Scott the evening
OF the Fourth to see the fireworks.
Grandpa Collett has been treating his house
to a coat of paint
Miss Mabel Rannells is visiting with Mabe
Harden and other friends.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Smith. girl
Miss Medora Richards is entertaining hel
friend Miss Flora Shockey.
THE Temple of Fame was repeated as
announced and took in Sl9 II
Spring Branch.
viii Rutledge got badly hurt by a horse down
i'm the south part o the State. His sister LOWS
has gone to take care of him.
Clara Delp returned home from Moran Mon
day where She had been visiting her sister, Mrs
Strickler.
Sherman Hardin has gone to Illinois to spend
the summer.
A surprise party at ID \. smith IN honor VI
Miss Osies 18th, birthday.
Harry Tames cut 80 acres Of grain with a bin
der
Tom Anderson has bought another new bind
er He had too much grain for one binder
Elmer Strickler of Moran was visiting in this
part the first of the week.
The prospect for another wedding is very
good in this part
bronson.
Miss Matte Williamson left Friday morning
for Fort Scott. where she joined Misses Edna
and Lola Russell, and started FRIDAY evening Iof
the Worlds Fair.
Miss Emma Foreman of Fort Scott Is visiting
her sister Mrs. Campbell.
Mr. Roll and Sam Gard were in town Sunday
chatting with old friends.
Miss Bertha Rogers spent a few days with
friends in Galena-
Ben H. Goodno is improving the looks of his
store great deal by giving IL iresh coat vi
paint
Mr. Dan wether has purchased a new thresh-
ing machine which was unlOaded here Tues
day.
Prairie Dell.
W. C. Earth came home last Wednesday for a
visit Of a few days.
Oats harvest is over. Now for thresbing.
The Force Pump Man" is still haunting the
ne ighborhood hoping TO get few more orders.
Mrs. Horter is thought to be slowly improy-
proving at this writing. Mrs. Van Sklver Is
nursing her.
Miss Alice Eower of Whitewater, Kans., was
vi sitting at Barth this week.
Mrs Klink expects TO start on her visit to
Ohio the 18th of this month.
The Steam Thresher has commenced work.
They were at Mrs. Porter this week.
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One Sunday night last summer the
preacher at one of our churches was
Just about TO announce the last hymn
when some small boys outside the
church called him to the window near
the pulpit. After speaking with
the m he turned to the audience and
said: "The boys say there is very
sick horse outside and some of the
men would better go out and look
after it. And now, brethren let us
sing Rescue the Perishing! '"
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CouNrRY REAL EsrArE.

-s..-S-
n NJ. BOLIVIAN Il co. IS CROKER BUILD
y. ing-Reai estate for sale and exchange: good
bargains within hours ride OF osk md; $4,000.
lOi acres welt improved. 20 acres orchard, I'm
proVemeDts aud personal property alone yalu d at
S5o0o, essy terms, make an offer; sl0,0OU. $50
acres improved, fine growing crop, MIKE a Offer
for sale or exchange: $500. 100 acres. level.
proved all IN grain. good SOIL near city. SuruT
G2OO0 90 ACRES: LOVELY HOME: SUIT
tpA-OO. able for poultry farm; all in fruit. Der
RES. vegetables small stream; house. barn.
horses, cow buggy and tools; near town: 80 miles
from ;. +. Apply PAC EXCHANGE, % Ke ,rny. ~
L'REE CATALoGUE-I24 ACRES BEST WHEAT
fruit. and early vegetable land in Cal: N ONE
Tey; $1,000. PAC. EXCHANGE. % Kearny. app -
CROCK KANCH-lOO7 ACRES IN NoRrHERV
piow land with improvements. for sale bar
gain; Apply to owner. FRED ii. DEAKIN, New
Montgomery st. ap2 SuTuTk 81
DZUUU. almost level: 200 fruit trees in fun
bearing: house and improvements: miles from
Napa CITY Particulars 37ia Ridley ST.
CMALL RANCHES. 500 PER ACRE. ADAMS
- BROTHERS, Redwood City. ap2 St+
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE:
y send for list. ID. j. EST. Martinez, CaI.a11m@
S-ACRE CHICKEN RANCH PROPOSITION; JUST
~ In the edge OF town; 5-room cottage. barn,
100 fruit trees. mostly in bearing; 30 olives; small
fruits large grape arbor; signify, pretty place:
bargain at $1,000. ID. II. TNING, SOnoma City.
cal mrs At TuThSaSu
CHEAP; MOUNTAIN RANCH OF IS ACRES,
" also house of rooms, furnished; II acres
uhuer chltvatlon plenty wood and water; selling
account OF sickness. 6SS Sacramento St mr31 3t+
TOR SALE-7S9 ACRES OF THE BEST FARM
Ing and grazing land in S0noma County: fenced
and cross-fenced; with living springs the year
round: Groom dwelling, garden aud orchard.
large barns, Sranary, stables, wagOn-sheds dairy,
chickeu-houses ETC.. and all necessary farming i'm
PIGMENTS; situated within miles OF Peta and
miles OF Lakeyille Landing. For further particu-
lars address Ranch. box Al. this ONCE. mr24 Inns
CHEAP LAND-RANCHO DE NovATo, COM
- prising 5000 acres at Novato Marin County.
Cal. on line of s. +. and ~ T. Ry. don broad
gauge) 20 miles from san Francisco Average
price, S75 per acre This property has been sub
divided Into villa Sites town lots. acre tracts and
small ranches OF from 20 to 200 acres: any desired
size. The land varies from low hills to rich bot
toms, and Is perfectly adapted to growing olives.
prunes peaches grapes and all kinds of fruit grain
and vegetables Unlimited market In city Tor all
produce; both rail and water transportation from
the property to san Francisco. Low frelghts and
fares. Town OF Sovato, railroad station. hotel
stores, hrst-class graded school, postoice and ex-
press ofces, meat market etc, all on the property,
Can or address Syndicate Investment Company. "a
and 50 Chronicle building. mrl If
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7 AXE COUNTY LANDS FOR sALE-RANCHES,
A. large and small: all prices: fine climate; send
for catalogue. Address PENTECOST a. READ
MiddletOwn. Lake County. Cal. mrI9 I'm
TOR SMALL FARMS AND LITTLE HOMES
i see ID. H. 1W1NG SonoIna City. Cal. mr7 II
CoNoMA COUNTY LAND: SMALL AND LARGE
branches. List. ANDREW PRICE, Heaidsburg. 25tt
EW CATALOGUE-SAN JOSE ORCHARD
~ homes and city property: call or send for one
WOOSTER 4 EN- SIGN. 624 Market St. S r. Jas u
4 oNERSMFNT Ian DS-PERFECTLY LEVEL.
u rich soil in fine valley, railroad, In Califor.
mia: emi-lOy ment at good wages near by: fuel and
water plentiful: many settlers and fine farms
there now. Send 4 cents Tor in nation to +. w.
LAKE. Flood building. San Francisco. no2O u
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G-OOO RENTS $3.50 PER ANNUM; devils
- COO. AderO ST. near Waller: new modern
hats. containing every modern Improvement: cheap
al price asked, and may be sold for less: cali for
part culars: lot 25IlI6:3. BALDWIN & HA
MOND, 10 Montgomery st.
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EOVEE. TOY Il CO..
l9 MONTGOMERY ST.
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The following pieces OF real estate are for sale
ana any reasonable offer will be accepted. II you
have any disposition 10 buy real the Oca l.
ity shown here you had better figure OF the
following pieces:
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND GENERAL AUCTIoSEERS.
Ia Montgomery St. S f.
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C1SO0 NO. 1916 SACRAMENTO ST. W. s.
eD1OOO' bet. Jones and Leaveuworth: 3-story
frame: store and rooms below: second story 4
rooms; third story. rooms; lot 2Ox7O feet
CHAS @ EIsHER. 81 MONTGOMERY ST
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G9960 26HlOl: BEAUTIFUL SUNNY HOME:
and finished. 9O3 Noe AMY '1'''
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LINE, LARGE 2-STORY BAY-WINDOw HOUSE.
large rooms. bath ana laundry; brick and
.csLftnt foundation; large cellar. floor eemented:
large lot 5OI1lO; Waller 81, near DeVisadero: un-
.0rstructed view; VIII trlde for a cottage In tbi,
cIty or in Alameda W. l. MORGAN IL Co. 5I2 Cal
81. ap2 81 We n
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QSCS0 7rH ST, NEAR FOLSOM; 2-SToRY
gov. house; rents $50; lot 25x5O. MAD
ISON A RURKE
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Cali and obtain one OF our "Real Estate Rec.
ords." which contains list Of properties for sale
IN. I'll L-.rrs nI he
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FULL CHARGE TAKEN OF PROPER
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-G.F37 OOO NEW RESIDENCE, JUST FIN
= = .pOU. ished, corner Washington and Blu
ch4uan SITS; contains u large sunny rooms; fine
finished IN hard wood; choicest neighborhOod in
the city: both streets surrounding property paved
VITA sltuminous rock aud accepted: lot 81 rlUO
feet. BALDWIN HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery
GCOE0 REDUCED FROM $40. 600; PINE ST .
IC-OO. near buchanan; 3-story residence; ! s
rooms AMI bath; offered at this low figure to make
an immediate sale; large lot, 42:6Il37:6. BALD
WIZ 4 HAMMOND, II Montgomery ST.
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G900O 25II14; COTTAGE ON CLIPPER ST.
S-ooUO near Sanchez; bath; Laundry; high
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| GSO00 RENTS $50; BRYANT. NEAR SD:
| sDOOOO. fats; lot 2OxSO. MADISON &