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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-01
BELL 14s1 RED.

CALIFORNIA - SUNSET COLONIES
IRRIGATED LAND ON EASY TERMS.
New model city in center of prosper
Gus, fertile farming country. Tracts of
10, 20, 20 acres or more. of level land.
with abundant water for irrigation Suit
able for alfalfa and fruit growing. Peach
es. grapes, figs, pears, English walnuts-
etc. Pay big profits Dairying, poultry
and live stock always pay.
We have subdivided 1000 acres of this
splendid land. We are building our own
town. which will have every modern con-
venience. Two railroads, good schools.
churches, electric light. etc. Fine climate.
Ideal spot for a home Big oak trees
Near Feather river, a beautiful stream.
Good fishing and hunting. Write for free
illustrated pamphlet. Mention this paper
Suffer Irrigated Farms Co. 1109 Post St,
San Francisco, Cal. agents wanted)
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FoR sALE-REAn Estate.
ZOE sAr.E-REAg. -.
ron sAr.E-REAn ESTATE.
MAYBE you WON'T BELIEVE IT.

RE
Three
STATED TWEEN XXI
FuarP want o buy
% v a
haqw all cun say
TH1RDPI
TIs IA EsTFd
dnem Nn aew
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EXTRA GOOD.


west side
blocks omste housegro tHo
house
house ciaern bargain at 1920
new > h
Lincoln t.so o sale $3.50
VII sold at bargain
aOO balance to
lots east
balanc $ q month
street car Inc close
Cheap at suit
ebunding
sites in vaiou
srnadea DIV
49, &
Both phones q west e.n o
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J. E. sHAFFER & Co.
A FEW SPECIALS.
roPEKA. KAN.
IL E. SIXTH ST.

lots west part fenced chicken tight good
poultry house. large no
house
mousse
fruitan 1890
In
ham poultry house Don't it. Price
80 =. .+h 1000 room house Price
SIX .~rtt
month
4,-.. eono
we have s0rneex property
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~ vr..+ Street, ,ocated on 80 By 80
eo0f lot: reception hall. parlor, dining
room, den and kitchen and refrige;ralor'
closet down stairs, combination stalIw ~
fc1sr chambers and bath room up stars,
s4ffc finished into large billiard roonis
closet and spacious trunk room
oak finish and maple floors on Ilrst LOOT
bsr5 nine above ali floors double, recep-
lion hall with gas crate and nantel, sta
ti0narv book case and beam ceiling; Den
and kitchen fitted with smoke ventllators,
enfire house handsomely papered. sanitary
paper in kitchen and bath. brick floored
10y Ana furnace. laundry soft and city
water. not and cold water on every floor.
large porches. house and roof painted,
All YOU have to do is to move in, and
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CHOICE LOTS.

Polk. between 18th and 18th. nice and
high, so foot front by 162 feet deep. Sewer
and gas; elegant location S225 each takes
them.
Five beautiful lots, Lane St, all set to
choice fruit One half block Of pavement
only S2O0. per lot. They will not last Ions
at the price asked.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
So Kansas Ave. Ind. 500.
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GEORGE NJ NOBLE GEORGE N NOBLE & Co
,r,gos7rr TIE 57E A45I5sToFpIct - Topeka. KAN

fnei improve
house
onygo
Oea'i'A 4A' "N
new and Place
@ for renting for SIS in fine location
Oakland near Santa Fe
with
Oa Martin and
Lincoln
building
al
town
z
20 in blue
tlysfor the IN
largeI Of
OF all
in property at 10" rates
Bovr4 PHONES
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At sS
revolver %zo two nearly
guitar
from cushion
a
made Remennhe had g
n Kansas ave
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Located at 1910 WEST EIGHTH. WEST
LAWN ANNEX. This is the best Z room
ed house in Topeka Just completed,
faces the beautiful hospital park, lots,
reception hall, parlor, dining room, kitch-
en-. refrigerator closet down stairs, three
chambers. bath room and closet up stairs
Every room styiishIy papered, all hard
pine floors. gas crate and weathered oak
mantel in 16 foot dining room, elegant
combination gas and electric ceiling TX
lures all ever the house, kitchen ventilat-
or, refrigerator closet, large bath room,
large closets. brick floored basement,
laundry, furnace fitted with ? cold air
ducts, alarm clock and automatic damper
attachments, and gas heating plant for
hot water, hot and cold water every
floor cistern, city water, brick walks
large porches. painted roof.
Take the key for $3.50.
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EAST SHOPS.


~--------- -szs4zAaa
Z. Gordon's and Pleasant Valley aSltion,
right in the heart of the shop district;
you can purchase these on monthly pay
ments.
Two new four room houses, one five
room, easy walking distance shops. Sloo
cash, balance monthly
Four room, IA lots. Logan avenue, very
pretty yard. 1920
One of the prettiest places IN Oakland;
5 lots, rooms, 1880.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
5S4 Kansas Ave. lne- 9e0.
For sALE-Good 50 acre farm. ; miles
south, s6,o00 discount for cash 81 days
Smith Agency, 500 Kansas ave
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ELIAS WHITE & co.
acre. rooms. some fruit. $3.50.
acre, rooms, fruit stable, 100
8 houses on car line, payments.
s rooms. II lots, barn. outhouses, $1.4oo-
Two 4-room houses, 6 lots, west side.
Sell or trade for land, $1,000 each.
10 rooms, y lots, Barn, 5000
s rooms, IN. lots. Take cows or team lst
payment, balance time.
rooms w 9Th st, trade for stock
partly, balance time.
10 acres. house. not good, some fruit,
$500
II acres. highly improved. west side. 81
900.
Ii acres trade for city property.
Is acres trade for city property
20 acres, close in, sell or trade
6 rooms ? lots. Fillmore St, new ST. 500.
Oakland property $3.50 up.
Farms all sizes, small tracts.
/ acre, improved. 3 rooms. lots, $780,
50 acre crop. horse, implements, $500
Come see US.
COS KANSAS AVE.
Phone 1922.
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roR sar,F,--RrAr ESTATE.

FOR SALH-s--kkAlkAA4 ESTATE.
Al RooM1Ne HOUSE NEAR WASH
BURN.
A strictly modern twelve room house.
furnace. electric light, bath. barn. within
4 block of college grounds one Of the
most popular rooming houses on the hill
Price 900
This should be taken QUICK as the col
lege opens Sept. II
H. c. BOWMAN.
AZ Columbian Building.
Ind. Tel esl.
HoMEsTEADs.
IF YOU WANT A GOOD HOMESTEAD
WHERE IT IS ONLY TO p FEET TO
WATER AND CLOSE TO RAILROAD,
SEE
DAVIS. WELCOME & CO..
BOTH PHONES 1925
107 w SIXTH ST.
TOPEKA, KAN.
FOR SALE:
111s ". ID st.. u block to paving. ~ to
car line. lots, rooms, hall, bath, fur
mace. gas. cistern water in kitchen, sewer
connection, big barn. chicken yard, fine
shade. For quick sale and possession, 81
750
lois ". 9Th St, 6 room cottage. gas, city
and cistern water in kitchen. hydrant,
barn. rents s17. See this for bargain.
J.E ToRR1NGToN, 1os W. Sixth St.
PER CENT INTEREST.
a business building just of the avenue
Now rents for $40. but a few repairs
would greatly increase the value.
A bargain at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -$a,9e'
H c. BOWMAN.
a Columbian Building
Ind. Tel. sS1
WESTERN LAND.
Bargains in alfalfa. sugar beet. wheat
land and ranches.
FRANK A. REEFS < Co.
Syracuse. Hamilton Co., Kansas.
ELIAS WHITE & co.
1 acre. rooms. some fruit $3.50
i acre. 8 rooms. fruit, stable, ST. 200
8 houses on car line, payments.
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For SALE:

Two Groom houses in call district. rents
for 81 per month each. VIII sell for 81
IL lots. s rooms. oil finish well. cistern.
shade. electric lights IN house and barn,
sewer connections, gas, all in good shape.
> lots, rooms. cellar, cistern, city wa
ter, gas. sewer in alley barn, some fruit.
Stock S groceries, store and dwelling, ?
lots good trade. a snap
We have farms in Shawnee, Douglas
and Marion counties at bargain prices
See us before you buy. List your farms
and city property with US for quick sale
NIXON & SPENCER,
III West Sixth St.
Phone 1405.
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HOWARD's EXCHANGE LIST.
NOW, LISTENi

60 acre farm mile reform school, 5000;
want west side city home. 40 acre farm
miles out. 81 SD; want east SIDE properly
20 acre farm miles out. 81, 500, and room
house in city, 81. 300. 5000; want 60-S0
or 100 acres this county. 20 acres 8 miles
of Neriden, 1000; will trade. % acre fruit
farm miles out, only 200; want any
good little property. 10 acres in city, fruit
and fine buildings. IS 900; want city rent
al. $50 acres s miles out, $1,000; want city
rental 50 acre farm Illinois, So per
acre: want Kansas land. 50 acre farm on
" miles this city. only $500. on pay
ments. 2 modern east front residences 4
blocks of ave, at one-half their former
price. complete rooning houses, always
full, at a p per cent investment. 5 rooms
on Quincy St, only $500; rents for SIC. z
rooms, east side, $3.50. payments. room
brick cottage. 2 lots, modern. Monroe ST.
s., 800 1 room brick cottage. 81 lots. east
side, 5000. Small stock mixed goods, all
new. Everything in this list Wen improv-
ed, and will dispose all OF 1t, time or trade.
We don't want money. We decker How
ard 30 E. 18th St, Topeka
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THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE CO..
Phones e4s. I16 West 9Th st.
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wheat sland anywhere
Tracts
dsandP Pan Handle
miles 'front.' improved $500
miles FROM
ornnes fronT opeka
5nf 'front.' opeka
3mfesf Topeka wen
a
fruit a
property IS miles from To-
peka.
outbungs Price
pea
A
CORNER SIXTH OVER RowLEYs DRUG STORE
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AGES-PAYMENT PLAN.
rooms $3.50; 5 rooms, $500; 3 rooms. 500;
4 rooms. $500; rooms. $500; rooms. $1.So0;
rooms lots, 81. 80; 5 rooms 81. 49, 5
rooms, 81. $50; Z rooms, $1,700; z rooms, ST.
900 G. W. w Yates & Co, 625 Kansas
avenue Phone 523 Ind Bell 14lS red
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FOR SALE:
Cottages. Washburn college neighhor-
hood, 1880. 81, 60e s., $50 Sl.700.
rooms, 2 lots on corner. new house.
sewer, city and cistern water, g 100
WILSON 8 NEISW ANGER
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To the right parties. our old established
feed business on West Tenth St
Good reasons for selling.
six hundred dollars will place you in a
good business
PEPPMEYER & AIcLATcHEY.
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roIs sATF-REAr. ESTATE
ron sAI.E-REAL ESTATE.
WHO SOLD -EsE7


Quincy olander ......
.o ropss. ave to Mss s saa REAL ls1rn 60
BARNES REAL ESTATE
'~~'7'" BARNES REAL. ESTATE co
= JACKSON . y "a S'P Ba ar REAL ESTATE co
BARNES ESTATE m
BARNES REAL ESTATE Co
' west ' St t MRS '' sARsH R Real ESTATE CO
Res ''' st to i'' i'-' BzR mi REAL ESTATE CO
Lots on Horne st to mrs B la1ss1a ' REAL ESTATE CO.
Lots On Gay $ . MRS 1 B@sSEa CO.
VINO can sen your D''P BARe SEs2 REAL ESTATE CO.
1s IL s,s:. sss rs. quick
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.
5h and Jackson Phones %
an. ss. s; . % s: BATH ss. 'ss' s: s:'
YAK. s:,ss s @ s Il Ct '1ss '' :S:; ''' '7i @
2 Y. s s ,9 g"S s of a a ss ' Fss @ ana
east front Price $3.50
M . s sss. and ss s ' F T located on 7 st Owner
DarB TI f4ss ss4S near ''' ana '''s7 ''3
desirable lots part. list and it viii pay
500 "S-
RODGERS DAVIS &
DAWSON
M rr4 oea
room brick cottage on east side
& 81 81: ssGa ra;s s4'' % 4 & l
newly painted
X, acres abou 1s miles south 4 stable
al kind o
with this place
cultivation
5acr
OF
a Iee nies cultivation
bought desired DAWSON. PIERsoN &
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near
good cellar
chicken
a
pei
lots van Buren, st. 90 abovegr
&
81 KANSAS AVE.
CENT STORE
H.
KANSAS AVENUE
Here area bargan AXE at once:
improvements
H.
KANSAS
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. GUNS.
REvoLvERs. BICYCLES
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GEO n NOBLE q CO.
RKAr. ESTATE. LOANS. INSURANCE
come special Farms ana City BarEains-
IS KAN. ava OPP. PosroTBTcn
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MONEY to loan for farm and city prop
erty at the lowest rates and easiest terms.
Moen, Charles & Co. 11s E. Fifth s.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24
Moodle.Wabh0r.

Miss Bessie Noodle. formerly OF
Greeley, and Ralph Webber of Los
Angeles, Calf, completely surprised
their friends by getting married at
Los Angeles last Monday. The we'd
ding took place at the California
home of Senator and Mrs. Rogers Of
Wyoming, whom the bride was visit.
ing.
Miss Noodle graduated from the
Greeley high school, taught school
in Weld county, and recently was
superb tendent of schools of Crook
county, Wyominsg, for three success
sive terms. Mr.. Webber was cat
tleman Of northern Wyoming until
five years ago. He is nuw engaged
in the real estate business in Los
Angeles, where the couple will re-
side.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24
WEDDINGS
A,ps.MeMil,sn.

Jack Mcmillan of Lasalle and
Miss Emma Alps Of Loveland were
married In New Mexico last week
Monday, after frightening relatives
and friends by their sudden disap'
pearance. The young folks were too
young to secure a marriage license In
this state without the consent of
parents, and as they feared this con-
sent would not be forthcoming they
took cupids advice and outwitted
all obtectors, by taking run down
into New Mexico, where they don't
care for the Objections of anyone, If
minds to marry. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
MILAN came to Greeley on sctrcus day
and announced their marriage.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24
Amusements
Frisco Earthauaks.

When San Francisco, queen of
the west, empress Of the blue Pacific.
went crashing down to ruin a few
shoIt weeks ago. horror and SYM
pathy were mingled with excitement
and curiosity. The people, shocked
beyond measure, warmed into in
stant..sympathy. yet wondered what
manner of shock this was that had
taken San Francisco from the list Of
the worlds great cities. They had
read of earthquakes. they had heard
travellers tales of riven rock and
falling wall, but the actual sight
had ever been denied them. Not SO,
however, with the mighty fall of
San Francisco. Topmost, achieve
ment of the camera, climax of the
Photographic art, and absolute
ultima thule of motion pictures, the
earthquake of the Golden , Gate has
been preserved for full theatrical
display. Every detail Of the vast
catastrophe has been caught and
held, real to the minutest particle.
The reeling walls, the falling build
ings, the wrecking Of STREETS and
avenues, are all shown from start to
finish, and the dire aftermath-the
conf1agration, the scenes Of deepest
misery, mixed with greatest selfish
ness and grandest heroism-all these
dramas of life and death are pictured
with the unerring fidelity Of the
camera. The plundering ghouls.
the avenging soldiery. and the out
rush of homeless citizens, seeking
only to escape from the desolation
that was once their home-all these
things roll smoothly on film after
film. 1t is a spectacle, once seen,
never to be forgotten-and spec
tacle which few will fail to see.
The matchless motion pictures oi
the San Francisco earthquake and
the great fire will be OH display al
the opera house next Monday, May
28th.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24
A New Company.

A company has been organized In
Greeley to manufacture and market
''Febritone," a preparation for the
prevention of fevers and to aid diges-
tion, evolved by DR.. John Weaver.
1t is proprietary medicine, and is
a prescription used by the doctor for
several years with remarkable sue
cess.
The incorporators of the company
are DIR. Weaver, Asa Sterling, G. H.
Ramsay, d. A. Cam6eld and w. l..
Clayton.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24
Stomach Troubles.

Mrs. Sue Martin, an old and
highly respected resident of Faisonia,
Miss, was sick with stomach trouble
for more than six months. Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
cured her. She says: II can now
eat anything 1 want and am the
proudest woman in the world to find
such good medicine For sale by
all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24
It il Dangerous to Neglect 4 Cold.

How often do we hear 1t remarked: {:
Its only cold," and few days
later learn that the man is on his
back with pneumonia. This is Of
such common occurrence that cold,
however slight, should not be disre-
garded. ChamberIain's Cough Rem
edy counteracts any tendency of a
cold to result in pneumonia, aud has
gained its great popularity and ex-
tensive sale by its prompt cures of
this most common ailment. 1t al
ways cures and is pleasant to take.
For sale. by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24

tute mail carrier here. He leaves
to mourn his loss his father who has
raised him and Is now left alone,
cousins and hosts of friends.
He was good steady boy and q
great favorite with his young friends.
Rev. O. A. Petty conducted the fun,
eral services at 3 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Alex Mead.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24
Holy Trinity.

There will be no services on Sum-
day next. The friends of Mrs.
Thomas will be glad to hear that the
operation performed on Thursday
last at the rectory has relieved her
of the suffering she has endured for
months. This difficult case has
from first to last been in the hands
of a Greeley specialist.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24
Mead.

Bert Mead, son Of Stephen Mead.
died Tuesday morning, May %, at
st. Joseph's hospital in Denver.
Bert went to Denver four weeks
ago to work for the Goodrich Rubber
company and one week later was
taken violently Ill with appendicitis.
Two operations were performed but
his life could not be saved.
Bert was born at Brush, Colo, 81
years ago and has spent most of his
life in Greeley and graduated from
the Greeley high school last year.
For several years he has been substi-
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24
Morrison.

Mrs. Eliza Morrison died Sunday,
May 10, at her home in Evans. Mrs.
Morrison was 81 years old and died
of pneumonia. The funeral was
held at the Reformed Presbyterian
church in Evans on Monday, Rev.
Wylie officiating.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24
1925 to Buffalo. n. Y,

and return, from Chicago, via Nickel
Plate road, June 9th, 10th and 11th,
with return limit Of June 25th.
Nickel Plate Office, Sll Seventeenth
street, Denver, Colo. 4
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24
Nystrom.Johnson.

Thursday morning, May II, 1905.
John. A. johnson Of Greeley and
Ellen Nystrom of Eaton were united
in marriage at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Broman, 1906 Ninth street.
Rev. Gustafson otficiated.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24
Christian Science.

"God the Only Cause and Creator"
is the subject Of the sermon at the
chapel Sunday morning at IL. Sun
day school at II. Wednesday even
ing meeting at s.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24
Card of Thanks,

We wish to thank our many neigh
bors and friends who so kindly as
sisted us during the sickness and
death Of our dear baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Goshert.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24
Goshort.

Edna P. Goshert, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. B.
Goshert, died Thursday, May H.,
age 1 month and "a days. The fun
eral was held at. the home, 524 Six
teenth street, Saturday, May 49,,
Rev. Hunter officiating.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24
United Presbyterian.

No services In the morning. The
congregation will join In the Me-
mortal services at the opera house.
Evening service at 1880. Orville A..
Petty, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24
DEATHS
Ginthor.

0tntnor.
Anna NJ. Ginther died Tuesday,
May %, sage. 30 years. The funeSal
will be held at 2 O'Clock this after
noon In the German Lutheran
church.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24
The Churches
Swedish Lutheran.

Sunday school at 10 q. m. Even
ing service at 7:30 p. m. O. w
Gustafson, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24

I LOCAL WEATHER REPORT
Furnished by A. L. EvanA State Nor
NAL Observer.
s-s-s-as-ss--ss-s-ss-ii-i-s-ss-si-i-isss'i
|{ WANT ADS. +
/ Want ads in the Weekly Tribune at a uniform
rate Of ten cents itne each .nsefa9n. on s4 20
| day noon to insure insertion.
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| For Sale.
FOR SALE PONY BUGGY. w. H.
Il Senior, 712 6th-st.
|
FOE 1sis sAhEaA u si.at. FEN E Il FS2S Eass OF AL
TOR sALE.ats. H. P. GASOLINE EN-
| Il Rins at Morrison's confectionery.
EoR sALE-CoRNER LOT, GOOD Lo-
eron building.
EOR sALE-A NEW. MODERN, WELL
/ II h,,tl nm
| Nelson Demorest.
EoR sALE-CHoIoE PEARL AND
divides Hni9 ). iseG +. Gooee. oeHea'0sS' one yen" W
EOR sALE-HAND PICKED PEARL
chas. tsh Bliss. RR L. r No. /.
FoR sALE.CHoICE LOTS ON NOR ~ 3
I NAL Hill. $40O to $500. Welsh q Mar
tin, Cameron building.
EoR SALES ROOM HOUSE, HOT
e E, water heat, all modern conveniences'
EoR sALE-FIvE OR TEN ACRE
F. H. Young. West 2nd-st.
FOR sALE-qooP new add HOUSE; U{ss;!k AMP 2
Martin, Cameron building.
EoR sALE-sADDLE PONY. GENTLE
auirs eaa az Mosher aesIsso&&fP I ParEers Office.
uoGs-BREEDING sToCK REGIsT-
ID cred Poland China OF high merit,
and both sexes. Carpenter ranch.
NoR SALE -ToP BUGGY IN GOOD
i condition. Father Casey, next to
Court House. Bell phone Greeley 272.
DOR sALE-CHoICE. HAND-PICKED
Pearl seed. one year IRON dly1ne; Mmnsner IN
I1OR sALE-FRESH MILCH COWS.
Rss Ss iGSh Ss6sa st sass ksy Ee Kas
bach.
EOR SALE PURE WHITE ROCK
he.sSf SsfSs fsSsssnsssd. a ED Mrs: 'S' asase' Ind
phone 1853.
For Rent.
Tor RENTS ROOMS. MODERN. 600
Il 1Oth-av.
EoR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED
Il rooms; $6. 141s 9th-st.
FoR RENT-e RIGHTS NJ EI 2 RIVER
NOR RRENT-AN EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
T nearly new, soft water. 1910 4th-st
T9oR RENT-THREE FURNISHED
L rooms light housekeeping. 1o14-12-st
Lost and Found.
r osT-LIGHT TOP COAT, RETWEEN
~ Bailey's ditch ranch and HARDIN. he
| turn to Oasis.
r OsT-LADY's SMALL oPEN:FACE
\ Il watch; silver and gold case. Return
| to 11O9 7th-st, and get reward.
r OsT-ON eTH-Av. OR CITY PARK
u Frat. pinlC lCorinthian column: "Ralph
Glaze" on back. Leave at Tribune once.
r osT- SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 20.
~ 1906. brown leather ridipa brldie VIII tn
hanging in front Of office. Reward il re-
turned TO Farmers Supply & Mach. Co.
Help and Situations Wanted.
| WAITREssEs wANTED-APPLY AT
WANTED-MA MAN AND WIFE ON
for Be Phons Red
WANTED GOOD COOK. MAN OR
to right party. Telephone s. I.W. Ranch.
WANTED-TENO OR TWENTY ACRES
also do other work by the day. White &
. Kennedy. care OF Greeley Steam Laun'
dry.
} Miscellaneous.
KARPETS KLENED BI STEME BY
. N j. E. Jones.
DLA1N SEWING AT REASONABLE
i prices. 141s 9th-st.
CARPETS CLEANED AND LAID BY
~ Chas. Williams, 1917 sth-av.
; I'D HOUSE WILL PAY WELL FOR
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24

EOR SALES ROOM HOUSE, HOT
Il water heat, all modern conveniences.
1861 1Oth-av. Part cash.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24

EoR sALE-qOOD NEW HOUSE AND
r S acres, close in. $1,000. Welsh q
Martin, Cameron building.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24

EOR SALE FIVE OR TEN ACRE
T. tracts Of choice garden land. Inquire
F. H. Young. West 2nd-st.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24

EOR SALE-SADDLE PONY. GENTLE
4 and accustomed to mountains. In
Quire at Mosher 4 Parker's office.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24

NOR sALE-CHoICE LOTS on. NOR
I NAL Hill. $500 to $500. Welsh q Mar
tin, Cameron building.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24

nor SALE-HAND PICKED PEARL
+ seed potatoes, one year from Divide.
Chas. Bliss, R. R. No. l.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24

FOR sALE-A NEW. MODERN, WELL
Nelson Demorest.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24

FOR sALE.CoRNNER @ IN LQTt GOOD GOO ~ LG
eron building.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24

EOR SALE-2h H. p. GASOLINE Ell
II 0ins at Morrison's confectionery.