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sHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO.,
21S-220 Montgomery st.. Mills building.

GRAIN RANCH FOR RENT; CASH OR
VI shares; 400 acres bottom, $50 upland rail-
road; renter must furnish every thing. ]. H., box
137, Cal Office.
NICE HOMESTEAD LOCATION: SOME I'M
In provements: valuable timber; good fruit soil;
room /.
r ITTLE HOMES CLOSE TO TOWN; I'M
IL proved; easy terms: also 10 ~ pieces
and l years credit, d. II. TWING. So
noma City: every Monday at 632 Market ST., S. F.
II ERN COUNTY INVEST NJ > rNT-BAKERs-
Ia fed is one OF the most advantageous points
in Californla-fef investment right now; l have to
offer some of the best business and residence prop
erty at very low prces sure to increase in value;
also improved property that will pay; CORE
spondence solicited. r. B. SWAYNE, Bakers
field. Cal.
! OF 6OxlOS FT.. ROOMS, BARN, WE'LL,
- $500, chickens and ducks are the best money
trees, 4room house, furnished: barn, well, tank.
horsepower, poultry sheds. only $780, terms
$25O cash, balance slU per month, 2 per cent In
terest also 512 acres adjoining above for $500 or
mortgage San Francisco property. Address
The Owner, box 172 Gilroy.
DARGAIN-26 ACRES CHOICE FRUIT,
II hay, grain winter vegetables $25 per acre;
S3 acres rich soil, flowing springs IS per acre;
1S acres running water all the year soil very pro-
ductive, all fenced, $40 per Pleasanton,
Alameda County. call or write, 81 Chronicle
building.
R00 ACRES; 100 ACRES BOTTOM LAND;
OOO running water; exchange for anything; no
reasonabe e offer refused. Address c., box 4, Call
Office, Oakland.
GEND FOR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET OF
- California lanas for sale py H. FRANCIS,
rooms 69-71 Chronicle building San Francisco Cal.
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS The
q WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper. for mailing.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE;
II lot 123x270; blocks from station; street
work done; an offer wanted JOS. ]. MASON
Berkeley station.
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ADAM-In this city, January 10, 1897. Christine
L.. dearly beloved wife OF DR.. George Adam, and
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-oO8 BROADWAY.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
WI ILL BUILD 7-ROOM HOUSE ON LOT 40
w xl50 10 suit buyer; well located $400 cash;
easy installments. Address A. i. TODD, Airing
ton Hotel, Oakland
I'VE BEEN TOLD so, BUT WOULD LIKE TO
high-basement cottage, with bath, Closets pantry:
hard finished; very modern; fine lot aud all COM
plete Tor $500; terms suit your earnings: choice
lots also can be had for $75 and upward streets
all graded; electric roads and fine school
house; Allendale Tract, in FIuitvale, adjoining
East Oaklend:, climate, soil and view uneXce ed (;
conveyance free 4b9 Ninth ST., Oakland, II. z.
JONES, owner
NEAT COTTAGE OF ROOMS ND BATH;
~ situated on Adellne ST., Fourteenth; bart
cash; price reduced 10 $3.50. WIN. j. DINGEE,
460 Eighth ST, Oakland.
0060 CASH BALANCE S26 IS A MONTH
epOOO fine home: cost $4l0O: price $235O
Address WILLIAM p TODD, 1902 Broadway
Oakland.
o7S TO $3.50 FOR CHOICE BUILDING
ID ~ lots In the town of Fitchburg; q new sta
tion established near Oakland on the Haywards
and San Leandro local line by the Southern Pacific
CONF pany; only 45 minutes from San Francisco
and 6 minutes from Oakland: electrc-cars every
ew minutes; terms 10 suit buyers. Apply TO
Oakland. Cal
DOR sALE--oYSTER AND TAMALE CROFT
Il to- cheap. SAT Broadway Oakland
rIRO LOTS NEAR THE ALTENHEIM IN
OIOO. Fruityale; electric cars; only 81 down
and 81 week; selling fast; good Improvements.
FL. B. P1NNEY owner, 902 Broadway Oakland.
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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OJR JUDICIOUS
i purchases, get a lot cheaper than you ever Will
again. ,,-,
G.JOO $3.50 TO $500: BUILDING LOTS;
I'D lOO. no grading; near Mission-st; and san
0TE 500, $3.50 TO $500; CHOICEST LOTS
ID y. south OF the park; near Inflated Col
leges new music stand and boulevard; only 20
and $40 monthly instailments
Q.O6O TO $1l00: RICHMOND LOTS: WE
sNZOU can positively sui you in location, price
and terms
Call on us first before purch asiRg: get map and
diagrams.
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GOOD CROPS WITH OR WITHOUT IRRI-
CATION.
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TO UTILIZE THIS SEASON.
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FOR A COLONY,

PRICE ONLY $40 PER ACRE.
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DELIGHTFUL HOMES
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HEALTHFUL CLIMATE.
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GRAIN RANCH FOR RENT; CASH OR
VI shares; 400 acres bottom, $50 upland on rail-
road; renter must furnish every thing. ]. H., box
137. Cal Office
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Low PRICES, GREAT BARGAINS.

EADoUARTERs FOR PARK LOTS.
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CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.

ONLY 20 MILES FROM STOCKTON.
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lost SUCCESSFUL SALE
INl OF LOTS IN YEARS.
See at once the lots remaining unsold In tha
blocks bounded by Stanyan, Frederick. Cole,
Shrader and Beulah streets.
PRICE $500 AND UPWARD.
YOUR OWN TERMS
Street work done: all lots large and level; re-
member, this property faces the tark, is near the
Affiliated Colleges and has unequaled car fatili-
ties; can you find any other lots for $1S03 as de-
sirable with good prospects for ad vance in
value? BALDWIN & HA MOND,
10 Montgomery st.
,SOR SALE ON EASY TEKMS-MODERN
Il houses on Masonic ave. and Waller ST.; houses
contain salon parlors, diningroon, biardroom
and large bedrooms BATH kitchen and laundry :
rooms beautifully decorated; sun in every room;
III EN- to-day. Take Haight or Ellis street car,
set on at Masonic ave-. owner on premises.
GdOO0 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
dDtOOU. New cottage on 23d ave. East Oak
land; rooms and bath high basement; brick
foundation; bay windows; lot 52xl60.
q. II. UMBSEN & CO..
IA Montgomery st.
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SOL. GETZ & BROTHER,
Room A, first floor, Crocker building.
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STORES TO LET.
6OO NINTH-LARGE STORE; FIXTURES;
CUO rooms; stable; rent low.
1910 STUCKTUN BESf LOCATION IN
i OOO the block; suitable for any line of bus-
ness; rent, $45 Apply drygoods store, 1905
Stockton
go Gle MENTINA-sToRE AND 8 ROOMS;
Oh cheap rent; key at 23
ZOO sIXrH-sToRE, ROOMS; LARGE
OAA yard; rent $12 water free.
CToRE AND $ ROOMS GOOD LOCATION
- for dressmaker; sunny belt; $16 per month:
2610 Mission St Apply S44 Capp st.
11r FOU RTH-SMALL STORE WITH ROOM
t1O in rear; low rent Apply to G. H. UNI BSEN
& CO, Id Montgomery st.
DARBER-SHOP. WITH BATHS; ESTAB-
ID lshed 16 year, $1S per month; key at 539
Second st.
Carpenter-shop; 81 per month. De Boom st.;
key at $50 Se ond st.
Plumbing shop; S6 per month. 8 De Boom st.;
key at 539 second st.
Corner ore, 5S1 second st.; S14 per month;
key at 539 Second st.
O00AND 306 PoST-HALF OF STORE TO
COO rent; reasonable terms TO desirable party.
At LOW RENT-PARr or STORE AND
"A bas semrnt. 324 Pos. 81.
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a. o7E lOOxl2O FEET; COR. CAMBRIDGE
ID . y. and Wayland sts University Home
stead ssociation.
S25O-4Ox106:3: E. side Tara St, $50 feet n.
Mount Vernon ave-; San Miguel Ii homestead Asso-
ciation
sI75-lOox12o; block 115; University Home
stead Assoc iation.
$3.50 will buy lots 15Ox1OO each; Excelsior
Homestead Association.
S325-25xl25: n. side Lobos St., near Plymouth;
street graded, m macadamized; idewalks laid; Rail-
road Homestead Association; Ocean View.
CHAS G. FISHER, 507 California st.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
PROFITABLE FARMING.

THE PROBLEM SOLVED.
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FURNITURE WANTED.


FURNITURE, STOVES. CARPETS, COUN-
l. ters showcases. ANDERSON, 112l Market.
II 1GHER PRICE lHAN NYWhEkE PAID
IL by Indiana Auction Co, 1857 Market. opp j. JoneI
IF YOU WANT GOOD PRICES FOR FURNI-
tpre and merchandise see BURD. 211 Larkin.
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BUARDINU IND hUUMS.
600 AND LESS-FIRST-CLAS ROOM AND
tDZV board; central; cooperative. d. box 8, Call.
~ SIXTH >T.-THE MANCH ESTER; ELE-
4 CANT furnished sunny rooms; fine table board.
1JO HYDE-NICELY FURNISHED Rooms;
fIO privilege parlor and piano; table first class.
II OTEI. b. RTLING, TIA B. SH-A FAMILY
Ii hotel references; all modern conveniences.
~ s. EDDY-LOVELY SUNNY gPARLORS
7 - and other rooms, with board; $40 mp
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE

PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.
IN HOUSES AND LOTS, FROM $500 TO
~ $2S, COO: 100 ranches, everywhere prices
$500 10 $46,000 $50 stores and business places,
from $50 to $4,000 ior sale or exchange.
x END FOR OF k LISF OF ORCHARD HOMES
- for sale. WOOSTER d WHFrTDN San Josa
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PERSONALS.

da 90 REWARD FOR INFORMATION OF
dDZU DAN t'B RIEN, plumber, late of Astoria,
Or. Address 167 Ninth ST.. Branch Call Office.
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

nECKER'S BARGAINS-
u 27-room house S700l 22-room house.. $500
1C-room house. $50 "a rooms, corner. $50
65 rooms. cor. 5000 IA rms Suffer. 700
II rs, must sell 20 Sc rms best city g, 500
H. {. DECKHR, 1920 Market ST., opp Fifth.
GREAT BARGAINS N LODGIN HOUSES
" this week; $50 houses from $500 to $4,000.
UNDERWOOD dC Co, 765 Market St
$500 % 5 nG9 5ed business As O zp8y 0TF c5 ELS4a 6a
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 acted, anu every member Is urged to bs present
 Miss Mary Beard is visiting Mrs. p. M. Tutwilefs at her home at Blossburg Miss Madie Ptaea has retu ned from a yisl to frienis as West Point, Miss. MT. and Mrs. Albert DeFuniak returned yestenday afternoon f 'om their h5ney- moon trip, which was spsnt at the val ous resorts of the east;
 Mr. E. K. Campbell will Have today for Johnson City, Tenn, on short trip. Mir. c. A. Mountjoy will spend a few weeks at his former home in Virginia, I5nving today
 Miss Edith Buell. has accepted posi- tlaon as teacher at Grsenviils, Ala, 2 r former home and will leave about Sep teinber 1.
 MT. Thomas Bennsrs is building pret- ty and picturesque home on Twenty-first street. South Highlands, near Thirteenth avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh Morrow are now the guests of MT. and Mrs. Jos. R. Smith, Jr., at their home on the South High lands. They will spend several weeks on the Highlands.
 MT. William D. Jellks, editor of the Flu faula Times, who is visiting Blount Springs, spent yesterday in Birmingham, returning to Blount last night.
 
 The friends of MT. Robert H. Walker who has been ill with fevers will be glad to learn that he is now improving some what.
 Mir Win P. Ward is rapidly rallying from his attack of fever. He was much better yesterday.
 Mrs. c. W. Cody has returned from a visit to relatives in South Alabama.
 
 The Tuesday Whist club was enter tained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. B. F. Moore, at her home. corner Tenth ave- nue and Nineteenth street, South High lands. The club will meet next week with Mrs. E. H. Cabiness.
 Miss Susie Martin was at Paris when her latest letters were written. She has recently been spending sometime ill Hol-
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Tn two thdokness.'s, one a haf inch. the o her thrse-quarters of an inch. with rounded edges Ths inf1exibiltty of eh> glass rerd'2ws 1t a great improvement upon wood, and it is recommended as b ing more clsarly than any othsr form of shslving. Book psopls are dsl,sht-d WI n the invention, and are generally dis posed to adopt it. The col. of thes n " shelves F nst greater han hose of iron fc.i tn. same purpose would be, ard not much mors' than tn 1se of wood.
 Mrs. Ida Adams wh) Has recently wis ited Nashville with party of friends, givss the impressions of tha Ce@tennal in the following interesting way: Fer the encocfl glsmeEt of those wih1 wanit to go and may have heard it is not what 1t claims to be. I am stad to have this op- p.1turcty to say you will Tot regret m3psy CT time speTj. in vi,i.ng Nashville a,li it's exposition, but if you wish to SC it in an educational way, would advise you not to s.ly less 'Jlan tili!i, days. Like reading a good book, you must investi- gate thoroughly to be able to appcxc.a te what is ineiie. If any one .expec.s du- Il ioate Of the Chicago fair he will ba dis appciBl.r1 in its !axtensiveness, but 1t companes favorSbly, so reliable judges sly. and 1t is fan superior to Atnr,a Tine art building is th.e perfection of a. cllitecttwe. Nashville claims tha. it Is the
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land, and has given graphic descriptions of that country and it's quaint customs and people in writing home. She will soon go to Munich.
 MT. Arlie Barber and Miss Wessie Lee were quietly married Monday evening at 9 o'clock at, the home of the brides pa- relnts, MT. and Mrs. Edward Lee, 1112 North Twenty fourth street. Rev. Dr. Weir, of the Cumberland Presbyterian church, performed the marriage ceremo- ny. Only intimate friends and relatives were present, and there were no attend ants. The bride wore a lovely white or gandie gown and carried a bouquet of white roses Mr. and Mrs. Barber did nc. go on wedding journey, but instead immediately began housekeeping at their home. 5S0 South Sixteenth. street. The warm congratulations of large circle of friends are extended to the happy coupe.
 s' ssssss ,,s s> V +-f The following invitation has been re- ceiv5d:
 MT. and Mrs. Rufus w Cobb Asaissss4
 invite syou to Be prssel.t a
 at the marrisge of their daughter. ;. .a. Edith BeatriceHs'is. 2 s@,-
 fsr ....,s- -.tee,. at1e-srts1 'ffs- T MT, Charles Milton Cafhpbell, ess 'Thursoay afternoon, August ti. snty sixth eighteen hurdrsd and nineiy-syysr. ? s. at halfgpast pne o'clock
 woodlawn. Ala.
 MT. Campbeu and Miss Cobb have
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first reproduction of the old Greek Par tihenon, in all it's classic beauty. The agt display might be mlora elaborate but csr- tainly nothing can excal the statuary and paintings by such artists as Morette Luckenmeyer, Raphatsl. Rembrandt. Sal- yatore, Rosa. of the cid masters, and Enid Yonde1l. Gellerit. Dore, Church anh Mcreau of the modern school. The wo- nian,s building will furnish entertain ment fer a whole day. If any woman, after looking through thle library, Chat tanoogla and Mount Vernon rooms the presidents parlcr, the department of old and new embroildeldes the colonial fur niahings.. and finding what has been ac- complished by women in invsrticns as well as art, and tIhIsn not rejoice in wo- mans work, she is certainly indiffere # to the best side of womans progress. The seemme1'ee building is necessarily larger than amy other bei.g designed for manu- .facturers and liberal arts. Its shapely windows, statutes and ornamantations symiboAize the use of the building. Every thing is hers that represents thle nations handiworx. Thesa two, the W mans ard liberal arts buildings, with the beautiful grounds and natural scenery around Nashville win repay any one for the trou- ble of going to the Centennial during tn s sultry summer. Then the agricultural, hygienfc, educational, transportation and ma achnery buildings are full of interest and instruction, and each one is an at tractive speieimsn of graceful arcfiftsct- ure. There are many pleasant features in the way of variety to be found in the bewildering "benu5y fair," the Meo-fsh 1..1 mirrors, and many, top many, cearm'ng diversions to be mentioned in this brief isqtelrview But don't miss the Ma hvihe Centennial.
 A new vocation has been found fer wo- men, that of trunk packing. Every wo-
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man who has ever gone on a trip. eftIacr long ci, shLrlt, will immediately appre.sa salse the ady'Autaset5 Which may come from Having her trunks packed for her by q oii-7ul, expeditions woman. This bust IT .-s, with that of mendlng and darning fer bach-Gsrs, offers en opportunity to mi~lJe-assd women to support them selves wfth5alt much trouble.
 Miss Ma "gansI, Hawkins ha; return d from V st to in 2. Nashville Centennial.
 Mics Jaffa is at honHs aga,n. after a -lsng visit to friends kfGteenw sod Nils.
 MT. Felix Drenrs, n, ". hes nt the majci fty of Inc summer mon hs .n w.ri- cu3 parts of the Pacific s.op. Csnad l and New York, re-chsd homs a day (. two ago. '>ssi
 Mrs. L, W. G .lditg.n, ,I.cs Acellne Gcldste.n and NIai5ser Joe tGo.dd. .ein have returTed from a. vtsi; to f;.ensss in Mfs- Sissippi. @s..s s.eo @
 MISS Els ells Johasi the guess sf Mrs. M. J. ysoes. at hsel' home ssT II sih and avenue. asTgT ss Y
 The DangS.ersssoss thsoss Cc1s,f sses sacy w.ll meet tk1s, " da2a5ly z; rAo1n, at i o'clock, at the Comnercial la5- ro ms Busi n ss of inlGo,r~ nee is % b. trans
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friends in various parts ~ ~ Alapamla Wno S2 feel a great interest in their approaO-.---ss happiness. MT. Campbell is widely known in the state, having travelled for one of Birmingham's leading grocery houses.
 Tate Springs
 Tai.e Springs, Tenn, Aug. 17.-This fa- nous resor. for haalth and nest and pleas urs is at the heigh of a prosperous season there being here at present near 300 peo- pie, among the number b.lng some of the most prominent people of ',he country. Many Ala.ba mfans are here. The Age Herald published a. lislt of them last Sum day. The following arrived today: J. Busl.in, D. B. Martin and son, Hon. w. W. Burns, Julain Smith, 5 lima, Ala; Mrs. w. N. Inman and family, Judge Henry B. Tomplins and family, A.lanEa, Ga, i; J. H. Bruce, Gen. W. H. Washington and wife, Mrs. E. c. Thompson. Nashville, Tenn; Robt. Adamson. w. H. Block, F. M. Farley. R. L. Palmer and wife, W. A. Duncan, Atlanta, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Jchnelton, Philadelphia; Julian N. Lam ar1 wife, Macon, Ga. John L. Meek and wife, Knoxville, Tenn; E. R. Wood, savannah, Ga.; w. N. Ferguson, Dade City, Fla; A. J. Dwyer and wife, New Oelearts, La; A. B. Heron, A. H MdAm, Cheraw, s. C.;>A. E. Clon, Cincinnati, Ohio; R. S. Jones, Black Bayou, Miss; A. Go.eemheimen and family, MoLl eom- ery Ala.
 Hon. Ross C. Smith, of the Alaoaina Railroad commission, leaves here tomor- row to al. nd a meeting of the comm.Is- s.aon at Shaffiefld Wednesday,
 Dr. Jones and family of Selma, are expected here tomorrow. The doctor comes here, it is said, every summer, not having missed a season in number of years.
 Judge John Harralson, of the Alabama supreme court and wife, who have been hers for the pass. two weeks, will leave for home in a few days.
 Col John T. Milner a we'll known Ala bamian, is here, and is most interesting conversationalist, and always has crowd around him as does also Col Sid Prince, of Mobile.
 Quite number of prominent Southern CTS have already engaged rooms here for
  read magna:e, is here with his family and occupy their own cottage. Col. Stahlman, arlother prominent railr oad man, is here with his ia amily.
 Files are moi. unusual. The par,ors, the reading and waiting rooms and also tha led rooms are provided With fire places for tine cool mountain climate , 'i efe nt f1 IL is interesting to wa.ch the water shipping. Ut goes to all pants of. this country and occasionally you see a bar rel or case marked to some pant of Flu foupe. It is said that the owner nets s100O0 annually from this sourcs. The greatest een-pin roller here is Judge Temple, of Kroxv.lle 70 years of age, the author of the SccI-ch Irish His tory, The Cavalier and the Puritan. MT. Wyly, of Mobile, MT. Armstrong, of Sel- ma, and MT. Briscoe of Knoxville, are the leaders of hs germans morning and eve ming. .s- -.ea | f
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There is a EuggeEsi3n Of autumn in the summer breeze. and already those good people of Birmingham who are away at ehe ssash9re, the spri gs, or thu mouI- tains are beginning to prepare U return to their comfortable homes. Those that are at the s,aside arr watching hstleSs- ly the distant sals, with thoughts Of home and loved onss filling their hsart' and minds, while over thj blue mal e.s come tidings of those who Etifl lingsr on foreigIl shores, or are preparing to sal on the great steamers, c1smeward bound.
 "A very useful innovation which ap- psals to the houseke.per as well as the lover of books, is the substitution of glaes shelves, for wcodsn in the most approved bookcases. Wooden shelves, wheaheJ D f-i1ad or not injure ihe bindings of bocks, very materially. and volumes ham dlsd constantly show very soon a lament- able state of wear and tear, which is dis couraging To the owners. Books are said to require both light and air, for tn in proper preservation, and the rscen. in- vention of glass shelves supplies this nesd much .bA.ter than those of wood Thesa shelves of glass which are manu- factur1d at present, in France, are made
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Bicycle Bargain Week.

We offer this week Ramblers, s5; Impe- rials, S.50 Readings, Lorelis and Cresceilts, S15 to S20; Eagles S20; Stearns, Wolff Ten,- pie and Liberty, $25 All in good condition. These prices cannot last as quantity is limited.
 THE LOOsLEY CYCLE CO. S-15-6t 1S11 Second Avenue.
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N :ice of Stockholders Meeting

Pursuant to call of the secretary notice IS hereby given that meeting of tha stock holders or the Pratt Coal company will be II :0O a. m., at the office of the company in the city of Birmingham, Ala, for the9pur 9thef capital stock of said company to the sum cf fifty thousand dollars and to trans- act such other business as may come be- fore the meeting.
 H. E. MCCORMACK, e-u-oaW-4t ... Secretary.
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WANTED.


 ----~~----~--------~---- D-Correspondence. with parties having hotels for lease or sale the loca- ton must be healthful with schools; towns of from 1000 to 5000 inhabitants preferred. Address, H. c. Lennox, Jas per Ala. S-17-1m Garland Stoves and Ranges and keep re- pairs for same. Estes Stove Co. 1919 2d ave. S-2-2w
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LOANS.

--->~---~-------~-~--~~>- ->--~~-~-~---~-~~~> MONEY TO LOAN-On furniture withoI u removal. from s10 dp. s. R. Searle, 17th street. between 1st and 2d avenues. my 2-tf
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-07-10
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
cOBaTY. BOARD OF EQUALIZAFI0s.,
Monday, Aug..2, 1897.

Monday, Aug.2, 1897.
The Board of County Commissioners of Walls
waIla County, State of Washington. met as q
Board of Equalization OF taxes for the year
1897, at their office in the Hail Of Records.
August 2, 1897, as by law required.
Members present, Commissioners M. Evans
and Frank Nader, and q. A. Mcclure, audi
tor, as clerk of said board ? The members
present were duly qualified according to law.
The assessment rolls of Walla -Waifa County
for the year 1897, duly verified by afidayit!i
were filed with the Clerk of said Board by the
County Assessor; VIM. Gholson.
The Board then proceeded to examine and
compare the returns of the assessment Of the
property of the county and to equalize the
same at q true and fair valuation.
Now comes 81. p. Isaacs with q written re-
quest that the assessed valuation on improve
ments on city property be reduced from $500
to 5000. It is ordered by the board that the
improvements on residence property Of HIP.
Isaaes in the city of walla 7waila -be assessed,
at 5000 as requested.
Whereupon the board adjourned to meet
tomorrow at o'clock q. m.
Tuesday. Aug. 8, 1897.
The Board Of Equalization met pursuant to-
adjournment. Members present as of yester-
day.
Now comes C. w. Wheeler requesting that
the assessment on property in Waitsburg be-
reduced. On comparing said property with
other like propertyit it is ordered that the as
sessed value Of said. property remain as return
ed By the Assessor.e
John P. Kent files q requestth his sassess-