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EAST ST. PAUL.

A dancing party was given by Miss
Georgia Painter and Miss Maud Dens-
more Thursday evening at the former
home on Pine street. Miss Myrtle Dallas,
their cousin of Franklin, Pa, was the
guest of honor.
The Misses Bessie, Maud and Margaret
the girls S. B. club Wednesday evening.
Music was the feature. Miss Marble
Woolsey and Miss Lottie Arrivee gave
musicl numbers.
picnic to Minnehaha. Falls, Friday, for
Mrs. Reitenhouse, Of Little Rock, and
Mrs. Holloway, of Chicago.
The c. T. U. Social club met Wednes-
day evening at the home Of Nina Mae
Hamilton, Lafayette avenue, to arrange
for a camping party.
Mrs E. M Atkins, of Lafayette ave
nue., gave a o'clock dinner Wednesday.
Covers were laid for seventeen. MIS-. An
ma Wright assisted.
Mrs. J. A Morton, Case street, gave a
euchre party Wednesday evening for Mrs:
Van Housan, Of Chicago, who returned
home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan O'Neil, who have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Aid
rich, of Burr street, have returned 10
Havre, Mont.
Rev. and Mrs. Homer Ashcraft enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday for ]. C., Nor
rison and the Misses Belle and Jennie
Morrison
Mrs. A Lundquist, of Sims street en-
farfaiQedE the LdQ1eS A1Q SOCioSS VI
| tavus Adolphus Church Thursday AFTER
noon. jay ~
Mrs. J. 1Brierstettel and daughter Rose
who have been visiting Mrs. ]. j. y Nell
of Burr street, have returned to ChasAa
MINI.
Mr., and Mrs, Conrad Mueller, the re
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Muei-
Ter. Of Case street, have returned to chi
cago. 0
! MIR. and Mrs Woodward, Of Northfield
! and Mr. and Mrs Douglas, OF Anoka,
were guests of DR.. and Mrs. 3. c. Spates
Mrs. Samuel Kellerman, of East Sew
enth street, has returned from MllWau
| kee after a weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Margaret Mitcheson. Burr. street
has goneL to Fort Yates, n; D., to visit
her sister, Mrss Walter Graham.
Mrs. CIT. Sandstrom has gone to Hoff
| man Mimi, to spend the summer witt
| her sister Mrs. Nordstrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. G. Holmes, Of Bur-
| street. have returned from two weeks
visit in Pineyile, WIS
Mrs. J. Snider, of Oakdale, Wis, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs Nj. ]. Sullivan
| of De Soto street
DR.. and Mrs. o. Sohlberg. of Sims
| street, have returned from weeks visi
/ in Cannon Falls.
Miss Marie Mueller. Case street, Is visit
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Chieryer, Miss Lillian Mccarthy. Miss
Anna Arty, Miss LannOn, Messrs: Pc
tiers, Artz, Rode, Wilson, hemper, MOS
termann, Holman, Holander and Knauft
The Fpworth League of the Central
Park NJ e. Church gave patrloCc So
cial Tuesday evening in the church, par
Iors Ice cream and cake was seIHe . olI
the lawn which was lighted with Chlnese
lanterns A musical programme was CIV
en- by Miss Alcott, Miss Edna Rice, MISS
Ward and f. E. Woodruff. The FOLLOW
Miss Ada Huntess, Miss Louise warren,
Miss Lillian Tandy, Wilbur Neft and
Henry Webster.
Miss Julia Farrell entertained num-
Der of young people FRIDAY evening EN- 81 az az
avenues The parlors were pretuly oec-
GRATED with ferns and American Beaui ~
roses The evening was spent III
dancing and light refreshments were
Mrs L. H. Lueders entertained infor-
mally Wednesday evening. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs: George Leuders'
Morrison, Heron, Sheehan, Hobrougn,
Brodie, Micheal, Champ, Mitchell, KING
and Mcmillan.
Mrs. A. Ponpeny gave farewell re:
ceDtfon in honor of Mrs. J. Kennedy, OF
Chicago, Tuesday evening. Among the
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Gillette, MI.
and Mrs L. Douglas, of San francisco
and Mr.. A. G. Sloane and daughter OF
New Ork.
Mrs. H. w. Topping, of Summit ave
nue., entertained the Informal club Mon
day afternoon. High scores we, We're NJ maG ~
by Mrs. A. A. Cretsenberg, Mrs. ": u
Dadmun and Mrs. Sprague. Mrs. George
Magee, of Nina avenue, will entertain
nXet.
Mrs. Mark D. Flower entertained IN,
formally Wednesday evening at her h0Int
on Ashland avenue in honor of hel
nieces, the Misses Cutlery, of WashdiTng'
ton, D. c. Mrs. ]. 7. Conley and Mrs
F. H. Orion assisted.
Mrs. c. T. Tuckett, of Charles street
gave a children's party Tuesday after
noon in honor of Lillian Tuckett' OF St
Louis. Those assisting We're Mrs. j. Ser
nier and Miss Emily Tuckett, of st. Louis
Mrs. Frederick c. Howe. Of Burr street
gave a tea Thursday afternoon in homo
Sf Mrs. Charles Cartwright, who leaVe
this week for England.
Miss Mable Morgan, of Minneapolis
was the guest of honor at reception
given by Mrs. T. Sinner last week
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at Hotel Wahaemahquah. White Bear
lake.
Miss Jennie Russell. of LOUISVILLE. Ky,
is visiting Miss Churchill. She will leave
for Yellowstone Park next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Hofcombe, of Day
ton avenue, are entertaining Mrs. An
drew fitzpatrick, of Texas.
Miss Luella and Miss Marian Chris
tian, of Spencer. S. D., are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. A. F. Morton. ~
Misses M and K Churchill, who were
in Duluth to attend the Smith-Eddy nup-
tials. have returned.
Mrs. ]. Kennedy. the recent guest Of
returned to Chicago.
Mrs. Joseph Barr, of Toledo, o., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. William Ruff,
SOB Lincoln avenue.
Mrs J. B. Hoxsie. of Summit avenue,
| is entertaining Mr.. Hoxsie Smith, Of
Washington, D. c.
Mrs. William L.. Stewart. of Walnut
street, will go to st. Peter to visit with
/ trends next week.
Miss Alice PORTER, of Louis street, re-
| turned Tuesday, after a three weeks
| visit in Duluth.
DR.. Riggs and family have gone to their
| summer in Blue Hill, Me-, to remain I'M
| til September.
Mrs. H. w. Gowen, of Como villa, left
| last week for a three weeks stay at Mt
| Clemens, Mich.
Miss Ida Rockstroh and her brother
| Archie visiting at Hudson, Wis,
| and Lakeland.
Master Jay Flournoy Is spending the
| summer with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Phil Wof'
| of White Bear.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H Kane, Of Laurel
| avenue, are spending few weeks at
| Mahtomedl.
Miss Annetta Hunemann, of Chicago,
is visiting Miss Flora Dauson, of 26S East
Tenth street.
Mrs E. H. Cutler of Nina avenue. is
entertaining Mrs. Herbert Kingsbury, OF
Miss Margie somer, of Dayton avenue,
has gone to Graceville for two or three
weeks.
Mrs A B. Medium and children, OF
Summit avenue. are at Prior lake for a
month.
Mrs. ]. Watson Smith. of Summit ave-
nue., is spending the summer at Old Or
| chard
lowstone park the latter part of next
week.
Miss Ella Naversberg has gone to Ben
ton Harbor, Mich, to spend the sum
The Misses winifred and Julia Griffin
of Mississippi street, are at the sea shore
Mrs A R. Dalrymple and daughter
of Summit avenue, are in Pennsylvania
The Misses Stella and Mai Poupeney
of 779 Carroll street, are in st. Louis.
Miss Laura Peterson, Of Pleasant ave
nue., has gone to Mankato to reside
Mrs. Emma Schiverick, of Sunni
place has gone to Bronson. Mich.
: Mrs E. A Gill, of Kenuhe, Wis, 1
l visiting Mrs Bass, of S65 Summit.
Mrs. T. R. Kane, of St Adams street
e has gone East for the summer.
. Mrs. Winter, of Summit avenue, spen
y the past two weeks in Bayfield,.
Mrs A NJ. P. Cowley and daughter
n will leave for Europe this week.
Miss Alice Seymour, of the Aberdeen
g is home from Montreal.
John Miller, Of Virginia avenue,
: visiting in Toledo. o.
Mrs. c. Cleveland Hoyt leaves thi
week for Europe.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. John L. Snapp and Mrs. Earring
route. Mrs. Snapp will return shortly,
but Mrs. Harrington will spend the sum-
mer at the sea shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Schaller, of
Jackson street, left last night for Lake,
field, where they will be the guests of
County Attorney and Mrs. e. T. Smith
for the next two weeks.
Miss Emily Tuckett and niece, of St.
Louis who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles T. Tuckett, Of Charles
street, have returned to their homes.
Thomas J. McDermott and family, who
have been spending a few days at Madt-
son Lake and vicinity will return home
during the coming week.
Mrs. Isaac NJ. Perrine. of Ann Arbor.
Mich, is visiting her sister Mrs J. e
Ricketts,, of Laurel avenue, and will re-
main some weeks.
Miss Lizzie Schott, of 224 Glencoe street
has returned from Detroit, Mich, where
she has been visiting for the last six
weeks.
Miss A. B. McRae, Of 24s West Sixth
street. has gone to Muskoka lake, On
tario, Canada, to spend July and Au-
gust.
Miss MiIlie Bentley, of St Paul is
going to spend a months vacation at
Duluth, visiting her friends and rela-
tives
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Phil Wolf, of the
Buckingham, are spending the summer
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-16
LUNCHEoNs AND DINNERS.

Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Orion entertained at
an informal supper Sunday evening at
their home on Holly avenue in honor OF
the Misses CUTLERY, of Washington, D.
c.
Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Hayes entertained
at dinner Sunday at their home on Ram
Miss Annie De Mott, of Indianapolis.
Mrs j. Kennedy, of Chicago, was the
guest of honor at a dinner given by Mrs.
P Churchill, of Acker street, Monday
evening. Covers were laid for sixteen.
Mrs. Van Week entertained at luncheon
Tuesday at her home at White Bear lake
in honor of the Misses Wickliffe, of the
Informal club.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Drake gave lunch
con Monday at White Bear lake in honor
of Rev. and Mrs. Maurice D. Edwards.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

DR.. and Mrs. c. M. Cannon are enter
tanning DR.. and Mrs. Cannon and Miss
Cannon from Wells, MINI.
Mrs. Leila Mason, of Colorado, was en-
tertained at tea Thursday by Rev. and
Mrs. Stevenson.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Congre-
gational Church met Tuesday with Mrs.
Andrew Boss.
Mrs. Stevenson is entertaining her
mother. Mrs G. H. Click, Of Kerwin Kan.
Mrs. w. w. Clark is entertaining Mrs.
Barber and daughter, of Minneapolis.
The Ladies' Reading circle will meet
Friday with Mrs. Andrew Irwin.
The Ladies Reading circle met Friday
with Mrs. Wilbur M. Todd.
Mrs. 8. E. Brace left Friday for a
months visit in the East.
Mrs. Percy Vittum is spending the
week at Taylors Falls.
George Passage returned this week from
Dartmouth college.
Mrs. w. W. Barnum is visiting in Du-
luth.
Mrs. Emil Matschke has gone to Du-
luth.
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WEST ST. PAUL.

The friends of Miss Louisa Blondeau
rendered her farewell party Thursday
to Como the young people visited her
home on Dunedin terrace, where light
refreshments were served by Mrs. A. c.
Bonham and Mrs. Wright. All had
pleasant time. Miss Blondeau was pre-
scented with a Christian Endeavor pin
as farewell token of love and esteem.
The members and friends Of the He
bron Baptist and Oakdale Mission Sun
day schools had an enjoyable outing at
Minnehaha yesterday. Games and con-
tests of all sorts, with prizes for the
winners, were held,in the afternoon.
Mr.. Frank Flynn and Miss ELLEN Nc
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Leather Goods-special Sale.
Wash LaCeS.

A special Midsummer Sale starts Mon
day.
Antique Valenciennes, Medici, Paris
Point, Torchon, Maltese, Brabant, imi-
tation Duchesse and Renaissance edg-
ing and Insertion at HALF PRICE.
Every Remnant of Lace Net, Chiffon,
Fancy All-over or Embroidery at
HALF PRICE.
Manufacturers strips If EN-
broideries AZ yardsl, worth &c
10c a yard, for. .............
Druggists Sundrie@Specfal Sale.
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Dress Goods Extras.
Four items for Monday.

Four items for Monday.
Our famous Sunderland Serge, the
correct fabric for mountain, lake
and travelling costumes, in navy
blue and black, a. inches IN.
wide, all sponged and s1YC
shrunk, per yard ....
Our Pilot Cheviot, shrunk to so
inches, and steam sponged ready to
wear, co1ors fast, and for 7F-
service gnexcelled. l5C
Real Mof1air and Wool Crepons,
1ustrous and bright, new, handsome
designs, that usually sell O. ar
at $1.75 a yard. MIA
Our Monday price. .......
Real Mohair and Wool Crepons,
the dependable kind, the sort that
wears we'll and gives salts OF IN
faction, the $500 yard MI
quality, for Monday 80.
rs We have just received a COM
plete assortment of p1Aid-back Golf
and Cycle Suitings-a11 that's right
and proper. Prices are correct.
Suit Cases-SDecfaI Sale
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q SSZaIzlEl(lSlpQQl,

afternoon. July 20. The Minnesota State
band will be in attendance.
The Jewish graduates. of the high
schools of St. Paul and Minneapolis VIII
give a reception and dance Wednesday 1t9S rS
evening. July 10, at STRIKERS seminary
ST. Anthony Park
The st. Paul Tourist club will give al an
excursion, on the steamer Flora Cl le a6
to shakopee and return Sunday July 1 o.
The regular meeting Of the Gentr az ne w:
Commons nj Monday, July H. at p. m;
Mrs. P. H. Floody will entertain the
Birthday Euchre club Monday afternoon
July "a.
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Art Depar tfr1enf.

A visit to this interesting part of the
great store will be to your advantage.
See the new things so appropriate for
Wedding Gifts, Anniversary Gifts and
Card Prizes.
Take Elevator to Third Floor.
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Wash Goods Dept.

Just to keep in touch With the rest
Of the bargains, Veil lose few dollars
on Wash Fabrics Monday, and incl
dentally clear out a few thousand yards
like this:
All our soc French Pique. o.
plain aud fancies. They'll LOC
go quick at. .................
Ali our fine German Linen Madras
for shirt waists-stripes, checks
and plain co1ors-the SOC r.
and 6Oc yard qualities OJC
AOr .''....'..-. ~. ........
An enormous lot of new thin Wash
Fabrics-Dimities, Organdies, Lap
pet Mu1ls, Corded and Broderie- z.
Lawns-worth up to Csc a yard, III
We have just got in large IN.
lot of New Perca1es. The Mon C
day price, per yard, will be-.
Travelling Bags-Special Sale.
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ButferiCk Patterns

In Pattern perfection there is none
made that approach the Butterick pro-
ductiOn-the best. We are st. Paul
agents. The latest patterns are here
also the Delineator. We take subscrip-
tons.
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Druggists Sundries.

We are leaders in fine toilet
articles. Some of the price wonders
for Monday are:
Woodbury's Facial Soap. IN
Special, per ING
cake ........ ......,........
This celebrated soap is sold In
drug stores at 25c d cake.
Hoyt's Rubifoam for the 17la
teeth ttd,. the regular gu1s1 Csc size IL1C
Roger & Ga11et Bran Bags, IN
a delightful article for the TIC
bath, worth 25c. Special each
Extract of Witch Hazel, "a
large 8-oz bottle, best quail NC
ity. Special per bottle -.
Stuart's celebrated Florida ar
Water, the SOC size. Special L5C
per bottle.
See the Rand Ribbon Stay,
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Your Mail Orders

Get quick attention here. Never too
busy TO wait on our out-of-town trade
shoppers through the U. S. mails.
You can buy by letter as safely as
though you visited the store In person.
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Gloves For All.

Unexcetied assortments of supe-
rior goods asse bled here. Light
in weight, new in style, attractive in
appe franeE and in price.
Kayser Silk Gloves. black, white
and all CO Qrs, soc, 75c and $I.oo.
Mi1anese Isle Gloves, suede fin
ish, perfect fitting, soc and 75c.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-16

of East Robe street, will leave for Chi
cago Aug. l.
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Ribbon Excellence.
Ho! Ye Travellers.

Our great clearing sale of fine Travel
ing Bags. Suit Cases ana Leather Goods
has started. Every Bag in stock mark
ed way down below the ordinary-won-
derful bargains. Now is the time to
buy. Monday sample prices:
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The Best Millinery.

Here the best, here the most, and
here the cheapest for the very best.
Monday well sell, as last week, all,
our straw Sailors at half price-all ex-
cept the Gordon.
See our new Golf Hats
All Trimmed and Untrimmed Millinery
and Materials at greatly reduced prices.
Take Elevator to Third Floor.
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wANTED-MIsCELLANEoUs.

span horses or mules, harness. wagon. wanted
q. for lot and some cash. J., Call office, Oakland.
LOT of old window sash; any Size. Box 164o
= Call office
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STORAGE.

PIERCE-RODOLPH Storage and Moving Co
Office 40i Post St. COR Powell: tel. Main 57l3
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LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE.

$3.50: POST St; boarding and lodging; good
locality; baths; g rooms; piano Included.
A.-sl500. y. Of Market; 30 rooms; central;
clears $50.
SO ASSOC; IS rooms; near Orpheun1; transient
clears sl25.
$1,000: 30 rooms; O'FarreI st: clears $50.
Is A-22nG: 10 rooms; Mission St; a bargain.
A-SSoG. 20 rooms; corner: clears SIPS
4 NJ. SPECK & CO. 667 Market st.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication Offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
BORN.
BREUSS-In this city, January 90 1899, to the
wife of A. Breuss, son.
MAIER-In Berlin. Germany. January 49, 1899
70 the wife Of jacques Mayer formerly Cora
Feder), a son.
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trlc funeral car.
,POWERS-In San Jose, January 90 1899. Mary.
beloved daughter of the late Patrick and
Bridget Powers, sister of Katie and Joseph
Powers and niece of Miss Mary Mccarthy.
a native of San Francisco, aged Fl years and
~ Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
(Tuesday). at $3.50 o'clock, from the parlors
of ]. C. O'Connor & Co, 767 Mission street,
thence to St Marys Cathedral. where re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated for the. repose
of her soul. commencing at o'clock. IN
torment Mount Calvary Cemetery.
RICE-In this city, January 29. 1899, Mrs. Mary
L. Rice beloved mother Of Mrs Joseph Tel
yea and Mrs. f.. Woodron, aged 81 years.
(Elko, New, papers please copy)
ROGERS-In this city. January 26, 1899. Charles
K. beloved son of William and Frances
Rogers. and brother of Mrs. Ella Graves Of
Portland. Or, native at e., Of Blossburg, Pa.
geles and Portland, Or, papers please copy)
ROLLET-In this city, Januar-- 90, $780,
Thomas Wilfred, beloved son of Thomas Will
late John L. Casey. native of San Fran
cisco. aged A years and months.
EyNotice of funeral hereafter
SIMONToN-Tn this city. January q, 1899.
Otilla, widow of the late DR.. W. B. .Simonton
Of Oakland, and m9ther Of Mrs Dr. j. r.
EyThe funeral will take place this day
(Monday), at 12:45 o'clock. from the residence
Of DR. J. r. Lame 800 Suffer street. Inter
ment private, at Mountain View Cemetery.
Oakland.
TUcKER-In this city. January 20. 1899, Hen
rietta beloved wife of Walter Tucker. and
daughter of Mrs William II. Glenn, and sis
ter Of Thomas A. and Elsie L. Kern and
Alice Laura and Willie Glenn, native Of
Kansas aged 2S years and % days.
TOMPKINS-In this city January 90 1892
Della wife of the late John Tompkins and
mother of John and Thomas w. Tompkins
Mrs Kate Moseey, Mrs. c. NJ Sullivan of
Los Gatos and the late Martha Muir. ma
tive of Ireland aged rs years. (San Jose and
Los Gatos Papers please copy)
FFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Tomorrow
(Tuesday). at 10;30 o'clock from St. Joseph's
Church. San jose
THOMPsoN-In this city at her residence,
2417 Bush street, January Is, 1899, Mrs. z.
Thompson. widow of the late John Thomp-
SON aged 10 years months and DAYS.
~ Funeral tomorrow CTuesday). Services
and interment private.
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IS FURNISHED living rooms: gas stove: SO 10
= So between Twentieth and Twenty-uinth SITS,
- e.. Mission district. Address j. 2526 Mission st
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FLATS TO LET.

IN every particular a frst-cass sunny. stylish
fiat of rooms and bath, with storage room in
basement; centrally located in a choice resi-
dence section; has an elegant marine view;
rent very reasonable inspect. 14l7 Clay St,
bet Leavenworth and Hyde.
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MRS ELLIS; tests to all; Tues. Fri. p. {;
Mon. s.; 25c; sittings, 81. 23a Valencia st.
MRS MENA FRANCES. Independent slate
-: writing medium us Hai-ht 81
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AILMENTS-Ladies in trouble see Drs Good
win free; reliable, safe and sure; cure in "a
hours guaranteed; any complaints; no instru-
ments: maternity home best medical at
tendance. cure. S5. Removed from 40tD Van
Ness TO l362A Mkt, bet. Jones & City Hall av.
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PERSONALS.


LEDERER'S QUINONIA hair tonic is used by
all the frst-class hairdressers on this coast
g. LEDERER, 1923 Stockton st.
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NEW process sent for female troubles; no mat
ter from what cause and how long standing;
every woman her own physician; safe and
sure; no medicine or instruments used; con-
sutation free; pills and capsules 81; cure, S..
BY the well-known ladies physician for 81
years Call and me for a safe cure. DIR.
Pepper, 31S Kearny st
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RORN
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MARRIED.

SCHILLING- JOHNSTON-In Berkeley. Janu-
ary 2S 1885, by the Rev. Mr. Coyie, William
+. Schiling of San Francisco and Lucy Min
ME Johnston of Berkeley.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAI, EsTATE

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
street work. etc, all complete; Grand-st. sta
ton.
si7Oo-Modern cottage. rooms: lot 2sx12s !;
S1S0e-greatest bargain in Alameda lot 50x150;
house OF rooms; choice part OF Central ave. /;
cash,
house of rooms terms $500 cash; balance SIS
per month: this is. n snap.
Houses to let in all parts of Alameda
H. P. MOREAL G CO, 1892 Park ST.
:SoO-5ox125 LOT on San Antonio ave.
S1100-50x26S lot on Benton St, near Santa
Sl5oc- New 5-room cottage, on Grand St work
all done
$25oO-5ox2Oo house. s rooms windmill and
tank.
sS5o0-5ox15o: elegant new house, rooms:
modern; at Morton-st. station; easy terms.
Bargains In all parts of Alameda. Office
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY.
1900 Park St, Alameda.
anybody; $3.50 each; 25xl0S: $50 cash, IS per
month. J. II. YOUNG, 1913 Park St, Alameda.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
sss5O-9-RooM house; near university; easy
terms
$7OO-a-room house; Golden Gate; $40 per
si0oo-S-room house; Shell Mound; SO per
month.
1000 bargains in real estate Oakland and
Berkeley. NJ. l.. WURTS
Seventeenth and Broadway, Oakland.
$4,000 WILL buy handsome new home of II
rooms; everything the best; street work all
done; grand view; close to university. o. G.
MAY & CO., 2123 Center St, Oakland.
s175o-HoUsE of rooms: large lot: street
Estate. Berkeley.