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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Becker. William l.. c Stocky : s s7thst. OF Sd.
ave. years $1,000.
Cohen Herman, to T. III Parker, cor 1st-ayo and
Clarke { T. 10 Francis Crawford s0thst. Of 9th.
ave 3 years 5000.
Dailcy. william +, n NJ Thompson Nos 4O3 and
4Oi Wc,t-st. > years, ~, 200.
Frlcdel John to j q Fischer. 1i0th.st. OF 10th.
ave / year. ~ 600
Faucrbach Frederick. % Bcadleston & Wocrz. No 175
Frontst. demand. $1,000.
IIargraye, William j. jr to J + Hunt. 135th.st q
OF Wjs-ave. . mortgages. years. SO 500.
Hraly Thomas. William Hall. S9thst, OF LIST
ave years, - 200.
Johnston Elizabeth, 10 IL Johnston. 10ih.st OF
Madison.aVc, . mortgages years. $1,000
Herman Terence. To Drydock Savings Institution,
4Ofil.st. W Of 2daNe. . years $1,000.
Mccarthy F.. to Thomas Farley, Ritter Place, OF
UniOn.aVr, . wears, rs 500.
Menkcn Henry. to United States Fire Insurance Com.
$50 600.
McMurray g. TO Doegcr No 6S2 9th.aye, lease
demand 81 600.
noble james to II C McCracken. $ Grantave, s Of
SchschtcI George. to Schachtel. n 16th.st, 9 OF
7th.ave lease, . mortgages, $1,000.
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5sas4 Ieashed winter see preached sRI5ss rS;s,
G2d63c saponined 4td49,c per n. Olive Italian Goa
OCEAN FREiGITs-Th5re no material change to
the steam fright mart fr she cay 10 cIa.gow 1s COO
Bristol steam. 5000 sacks -four, lbs 3D. and to London
Ssh BARK harfy Bu,-,nan hence odcn $500
S Ssnc nrAs aoy on rS1t' s.s 5 s1f
NaaMa hnir Z H4sT TEX oDs ship
NewQean' to RUSSIAN port cotton s DVSdI mort cot
ton 9lOd british bark PasamaHa BrunswyA Sor ono
5snS e. amS. lumber n nsT B sns oil o ad
symSaa S:on e cayonqe about se s"d pes G
wnter for opGSrs bag sugar i5c BltEh Guiding
s' MTsfton Schooner fqE fo
tom , T. on & S S5a' 90 cSoonSr from
spa9ss .is. dealt 10 n b By
Gss. 'r p;ya5s Nj; 7gaGI; ss nem a.
fs sS e e! II sSfi3 So EziEG f5T
So sos HEi5' so "f &' f. s$:So
Sss. ssS SP: :. S ea f sg
snYk.s sSs;s SsS aS ss?gld' sh.1 DC
lower lower s smS GsuS aG DIV Goi acOn aSSe
$50 H. te $50 y 4c Pig; ,', ,,I LA Ar bWsd
@ tSan ns's@ a: o STS RV With he 5eds
typical satdsy market & throughSu; . and 40 20
cy c,S5 acTaOd r.b Sale. 2a sd tss
J.O
cC:cd &lS M sss0s closed oD essS
gTo,.a GE5ac'os; South ,a A@Srca and the
general tone was barely steady. STAT
crcamcrv tibs best 24a25c fair to choice 1920
Pcnnsylvana Creamery, hest 27127i2c; fien Irr'Hcrt
fancy 2Sd@sl2c; WCsen Creamery fancy "a &c 40
choice - d25c do fair GOOD. lod28c He'd creamery
100 23c sta:e dairy. halfhrkn tubs fans g c T
Dairy hall nrss tubs pals fa ends fancy ehu
choice ?esc good 3oa2ic ar 1919 .,as s9"
mon. i5a17c: state Dsirv nSins and tubs fancy 49,
choice = e apof lag sat SgS @est"rn
Imitation Creamery choice. 2oa23c good 17aloc iar
@ Wc RsiTS f fnSiG i InnS ia Factory
fancy 1oR2oc; hrsts 16d1sc seconds lSaloc; thrus
1lGl2c fourths. 9dl0c; rolls, 1l6loc i,;
CHEESE-Suppies not excessive. ana Win
moderate inquiry The market has hrm s"I Ipmny
stat. f1cory fun cream al Hnd snc i1 9y
o7,c: good 10 prime 0Ld0isc fair 70 good s''d2te
common far. S0S',c; full skins 3d4 llght SKINS
s0 SIZE part skiris 5d7c Western fiat. 720J'c Penn
sylvana skins "d2iic EGGSIn Hight demand. stat ana
enn fresh 27d21 he Western and NOrthwrstrn
lr..h 1Gi,c southern. 2jd26r Southwestern 26d!o2c
STEARINE-Lsrd dull. city quoted at sac In hhds
Olcomagalne city 0Gc bid Sales. 30 Us out OF town.
SUGAR RAw-Quet for :hc day but very firmly held
Csntr fugll 6G is jac bid do and T.. "a d3 DIG
REFINE -Du and easy. Crushed. 6tc; Cut Loaf &c:
Gui., 1.iGc. Powdered, Il 7lGc: tranulat'd, sac
Mould "a i-ldc Confectloncrs' "A.n Bloc STAND.
ard ~ e.; on -" jAc5tc White l\tra &C" p:0
: =. 10. T,til &c" 5Ac "C' Sic; yellow. nominal
TNLLOW- STEADY a. a rule but trading slow. Prime
cty quoted at i'sc. 40 sales
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

New York SATURDAY. Jarunry 81
Tho teta amount rallied a; th lNchange and AuctSn
week ending with to-day was tlsi57o.
LIST or AUCTIONS.
For the lrcs sent week ending Saturday. January 81 the
following auction sales announced to be held at ;he Ia
change and Auction Room;
TO-DAY CIONDAY. JANUARY %.
Fore.lo .urr .aic lots. 2jNi0os Zach. n Of West
soht ?5 n Of rSt OF !an COR .; 1!
et '2iiix.5 and ,tofS building. 80 POI 7h.atc e
.or u 1874 St ot e}Ho9 and similar oqlidGs 70 IL
37.fNlJ,A MI Of scaIpanavc, running o. Prscotaye
ir,r Ok :, anan.ayc running Prcscottave 1865 It
Of Bolton Road.
TUESDAY. JANUARY %
ioss f. n d o "a az s s'5' 10 Fei 'o'a
and j,,ogy fat. 40, e. to SO ta-t lojh-st
r lSS g 80 w t't t7n G 2ss6 q t"p
~ @5oo each and 5'toy 9qidins' S9c ~, p9 "a
s. 81 and building n: Is5tnst ~ & Wl f. :.
T rhto i' :. al +, Or Wa-i Soaira' lo;
f3i on , iS'H'' az 1T q aSo.so
Rilaien Iga!owst ot ggS99 and :';G Or,
q io, IsSlO5s and tslGry f.eing . 80
F,.eau Si sic sale e; .55S95 and 5s:ory building.
3d-ave. cor 4Gthst
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 2s.
sale plot Of land r. Gs S %i:,
ana 10 iS' y i ioGaVc o 81 IT, T,s
,o 100 S1ss 81 go ss9a ST.
public auction, lot .23SN75. and 3-story building,
No 2l5 Narick.st cor Downng-st
THURSDAY JAN. 90.
Foreclosure sale lot ojxlOO and 5-story but ding.
80 III West EndaNc. " cor T0th-st l lot 3oIlN
100 and 5-,tory nat 80. Central Park West s..
20 II Of O7thst plot Of land eox00 Monroe ave
Is II Of Orchard.st 2ith Ward plot OF land. l3sx
81 ixl2oBXlO77, Kingsbrdge Road, W cor Cross
e. 2ih Ward lot 1s9Xloo5. and tstory DWELLING;
30 3O7 5lst.st n = % n OF lst-aNe; plot OF
land 80 5x04 aud istory buildings Nos 3li and 23l6
Ieaye g cor 60. 1875 Il9th-st Executors sale, lot.
o. O3 Qv2 9V92 . and 5story building aNO ~ Wall.
- S6.t fe IIanoycrst lot, lS4Nabti5A and 4-sory
No Wa~hngtOn--t. Al q n OF MurrlY
II ot % 5,st @N-N!I3. and i--tory building No. $50
Wcst.t : ass II Of Warrcn-st plot OF land 90 jN
81 and . istory buildings Nos. S73 and S5 3d-aIe
cor jSd.>t; lots 25Nis each and 5story buildings.
Nos. 80 and 7J2 parkave. p IL II Of 1l2th.
Il lots 25xCpI ii each West 1jOthst :. 200 ~ Of
iOthavc. Public auction lot lo.6N69 10. and 3sory
dwelling No 1gStWa 1919 n Of Iorato-
IT. lot 23Nsi3. and 4-tory house. No 81 Horatlost
II > Il5 IL OF Westinghouse.
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II ELAW ARE, LACkAW ANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.
Vestibuled Pullman Coaches.
Shortest Line. V

80 a. m.-Buhao and Osweeo Express VIA Paterson. for
water Gap. StrOudsbu-g scranton, Bnghamton, Owego
Ithaca Way.rS Eimr. Sornlns Bath DanHilie, Sher
OXFORD Norwich Cortland, Fulton ana
stations Connects Scranton with trains for
Plttson, Milkcsbarrc Danvtle and Northumberland; at
Buffalo with trans for Tn. West.
20 a. m.-Bif thamtOn Natl via Boonton.
| y. m.-Binghamon and Elmra Express for Water Gap
Stroud scranton Owcgo, Wavcry &C.; connects
with trains for Pittson Kingston ana Wilkes
barr. ~
80 D. IN. (daily)-BufaO Limited Express. Pater
son, Sroudsburs Scran ton, Blnghamon Owego Wa.
verify Elmirl Corning Bath. Wayland, Dansye, Mt
Morris IN Buffalo at 30 a. m.
9p. M (daily).-Burao. Utica and Oswego Express for
stroudsburg Scranton. Bnghamton. Cortland, Syracuse
Fulton Greene, oxford Norwich, Sherburne. watervle
Kchncld Springs. &c. and all points Buffalo division
connects with trains for the West
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NJ YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ kAILWAY.-Iraln. leave West i2dst ~ follows
twenty minutes earlier from foot Of Jayst so nl for
Mlddletown, ElenNle. Liberty. Dclh! Norwich. Oneida
Oswcgo Chicago; 30 y. m. Tor CAM ben Han Middle
town. Ecnye. Liberty 70 10 D. for Mddletown, Lib
erty Nation. Oneida Central square Rochester,
Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago. St Louis. Datly M
Broadway. j. c. ANDERSON, General Passenger Agent.
l6 Exchange Place, N. Y.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CITY.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFEGtS-N. Y. CITY.
St,nton.st II q cor Attorncy.st, 25.GXG9. 7x25.2N
Irregular. Alexander Fnelitc to David Fincis III
h Thomas rafcy to 'OI Elizabeth McSar:6y $500
Inn~ton-,t. :, go II ~ Manglnst, 2ON15;
sarah 4 De Lacy Sol Savlcs ..-.--..-.--
SUIT To- I.,. S Nal Starsc, ''..' 10000
1OGh..t n - 700 II ~ Columbu..avc 24llN
1OO1t Mary and Patrick II McManus u
Jerome 4 Jackson .......... &c.
Same property; Mary and Patrick II McManus
10 Jerome \ Jackson
Ernrsclin Place. :. lot t9l. map Geo i and ily
d,kc IN Clark r. Watson - ..,,..,I.. 3s5
Jacob Lawson to J Iangdon wa,d -. 10000
Msry T. and Jas Ieaiy to Herman cohen 100 1880
francis crawford 10 CsolI1c clark -. 80 900
IO5th.,t. :. 300 II " Of 2dsye. 16.sNl00.9: Thos
Hayes to y Haycs. so
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Railroads
CENTRAL IL. II. OF NEW JERSEY.

CENTRAL Il. II. OF NEW-JERSEY.
lOOr OF LlkEkII 81. AOKi - hiNrh'
Tin" io T'f Rs. Of SnS G6ua
On Sundays i Maueh
s,jSa ,5 AID si Mn%cA Chunk On Sundays
h's'0 a5 a. T FOR faton MCa Chunk. wilkesbarre.
Efsd% f
rqtsyls sunday: 70 Jp%sa;
burg 2 wkesOarre Scranton Tam,qaa Po;Se. Shame
:s9 M Sf Es ss 'SS .adB GSSn4 Reading
burg s. p s " EP:; E ,@ "a
e For TrceS Old a, a:45 Is ii is a. Ill., 49, 80
FO Long Branch and points south to Point Pleasant. at
except OCEAN Grove and AsSry PARK 9 % a. S
nss g'S Ss A. s1 ss 10 m 80
FOR LAKEWOOD.
- 90 40 a. 9 10 farIor cars at 1a6' % 5o p n
For TONS River, Barnesss Psrs and BaEncsat. 4AS.
si Fo A.ntlo ~ Civ u and and sfdse.on 49, m
x Fot Monmouth Beach and seabright at 1918. 11l5
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia Al ~, ~. 100 IL 80 a. H. 80
sSSSSD24S Il 60 20 7ss SJ 10 Il 49, * nigh" eSo
Tor B.itmofs and washngsen daily at 90 80 ss!
,'S = s1yIaE S,5sS SS
H'P Fo sd nRtisy asd @am,pos via Philadelphia at
S 80 lTs' n tap csr anda 80 90 D. ~ midnight
Tickets ana faIlofCar ssats N be prored at a. l2
2S 'ia 81. - 5sa&S. S ?'seES st.
New.York Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence
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Proposals.

A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street, New
n York, January 2Sd 1891 Scaled proposals. in trpp-
cate will be received until II O'Clock Feb
ruary 3D. 1891 for the erection Of plain substantial and
inexpensive nre.esCaIe exterior OF this building
Bidders requested to submit plan and description Of
the work they propose For further information "a
To- details and requirements apply this Office The Gov
eminent the right to reject all bid, or any
part Of bid Envelopes containing the proposals should be
marked Proposals for reEape" and addressed 10 the
Undersigned ALEX. J. PERRY, Asst Quartermds'er-
L. s 4.
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ENLARG EMENT OF BREAKWATER AT

IL GREENPORT, y. Y.-Enginecr once. u. S. Army,
Room ii. :. Army building, 80 Whitehall ST New;York
n " December p, 1890 Scaed proposals, IN Tiplcate
for Enlargement Of the BreskwstT at Grcenp9rt. n "a
will be received at this orice until twelve 90 o'clock
bidde is invited TO act. OF Coner, approved lss6ruary
Vol "a page "a Statutes az large Further information
can be obtained at this Office. Applications should be IN
dOr.ed on envelope "Oncizl Business" ID. G. HDCS
NJ Enpiu
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Warehouse deliveries since January 1-t 1881 Now
YORK 193 III bags baltimore. 1898 bags; Ncw-Oredn
II O27 bacS total or bags.
COTTON-On the spot very dull. but without Inotabe
change. sales 90 bales Tor consumpN on Fort receipts
800 bales against 23N tales ths day last week anu
q hale lIvl 4 "a Crop movement:
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Visible supply
s GGcd ,,dn5 ordinary MSdlins 1916


Ontlon. had another weak day, there LITTLE or
nothing OF special To the dealings Irauinr oi W
,o1 rart vas 81 A local character. A. one rHd pl''
suffered a decline Of 2di lonts, but aiohs ~"atu tl
clor there Wa recovery 81 2dJ point on 9NrHE o,
.sbor.sT Continued hc,yfnr-s ia Liverpool dltl'- anu
fll mort re,,ipi. responsible To- most o. IA. 'a
dcpr.s ion in addition 10 rhlrh lheIe WAS 'O'' i" '7
selling. sales, 5000 bales.
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Mem pnblirailons.
NIY LIFE WITH STANLEY'S REAR
wi GUARD.
HERBERT WARD.

HERBERT WARD.
Nearly 200 pages, with folding map.
friend of Mr.. Stanley and OF the most trusted and
ne,,enced captans OF the Rear.Guari many have
dered why Mr. Ward has kept comparatively silent while
the bitter controversy been going In this book
he speaks freely and fearesSly lie IS not bitter nor
nreiudieed but endcavOrs do justice his unfortunate
couranions By relating facts which he produces ample
1r,ot Hi, narrative is Accordingly interesting, and
throws new light Oh the Rcar-Guaid troubles
For sale by all booksellers sent postpaid receipt
Of price.
Cloth. I'll
Paper -JOc.
CHAS. L. WEBSTER & CO. East l4th-st.. n. Y.
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Anrtiou Sale of Gorses.

Anctiou Sale of horses.
II ALO ALTO TROTTING STOCK AT AUCTION.
$40 head bred and consigned
HON. LELAND STANFORD
from
Palo Alto Ranch. Menlo Park California.
Nav bo
The American Institute Building.
31.aVe., between SD and Gith sts.. Ncw-York,
where they VIII De sold
At AUCTION
TUESDAY Wednesday and THURSDAY January 9th 2Sth and
10Th 1891, commencing each day az 10 o'clock
For catalogues address
PETER e. KELLOGG { Co. Auctloneers.
lO7 John-st.. New York.
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farhers.

BILE TEACHERS Of Physical and Manual Training
"A and cOmmer,lh branches wanted Immediately. Schools
for sale. BROCKWAY TEACHERS AGENCY. North
Granville. n Y.
A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHEKS AGENCY
"A supplies Pfoo ssors. TEACHERS; Tutors Governesses
&C.. 20 Colleges schools and Families. Apply 70
Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG.FULToN. % Union square
BEST TEACHERS. American and Foreign supplied
LA.a branches locality; no charge achcfs NsntHI
registration fee form Tor stamp i. Y. HlfSkOON
Oate K. Avpry} American School bureau w l+th.st
TUTORS. Professors. Teachers. Goyernesses OF az
"A, branches supplied 70 universites schools ana
families Circulars schools IN rGr,n.s. Modem languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE. Room u $50 jth-ave
PREACHERS. tutors Govern'sses companions church
i singers, organ!sts matrons etc. promptly suppon 70
employers best schools M ndnd u parents Miss
DONOVAN'S Teachers Burnau. 40 Fast lith-st
IINION TEACHERS AGENCY suIplic- school officers
u with TEACHER. teachers win positions
H. NJ. HARRINGTON, Prop. So Lafayette Pl y Y.
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Id R0POSALS FOR STEEL PLATE STEAM

i FANS. ENGINEERING STORES. AND PROVI-
sIoNS ron THE NEW.YoRK NAVY YARD January
Plate Stel Fans Engineering Stores and Provisions for
the New York Navy Yard, 10 be opened February 10;
CLOTHING Navy Department. Washington ID. C.. until IL
o'clock noon February 10. 1891 and publicly opened I'm
mcdatey thereafter 10 furnish al the the NcwYOik Navy
Yard special steel plate steam fans. wrought steel
shaft struts quantity 81 stores consisting Of hardwarc
sand Goa, bronze ron steel paints tools bolts
aud nuts pipe and pil fittings also 10000 pounds s1lt
gallons beans 600 pounds 80 900 pounds aud
LOCO gallons syrup Tho article, must conform 70 the
tho Connandant Of the Navy Yad. the Navy PAY once.
NewYor or 70 the nurcan The attention Of nanqi1ct.
bcinq equal decided bv lot Tho Department the
right 10 waive detect, reject al bids not deemed
advantageous tho Government EDWIN STEWART.
PaymasterGcneral, L. - Navy.
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.-U :. En-
i gineer Once, Col Eighteenth street " w. Wash
tipcate for dTde%s II The following rivers and sar
Fcbiu5Fy = 1891 q Potomac River at Mount Vernon.
Va. e. Occoquan Creek. Va - Aqua Creek. Va.
aidtown, I'D. IS Patuvcnt River Nd. ~ i;apIahan-
va The attention OF bidders IS invited TO the acts u
Congress approved February 90 1855. and February %.
1887 Vo,: 49, p 3S:, and Vol -, p i1i Statutes at
Lieut. Colonel q Engineers.
II s Treasury Dopa tmnnt Office Suporvis-
u. ing Surseon-G General. Marin Hospital Service.
Washington. y. c.. January 81 1S9l-Sealcd proposals
nsC Of tn Dlta Service Washington. c.
during months ending June 30. 1891 Schedules
and further Information be- obtained application
fnrm1lcs and 70 reject any all proposals fSgncd)
John Il. Hamilton Supervising SURGEON General. NJ. H. s.
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Jnslrnttlon.
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3nslrrrllon.
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Cannna Afa6emes
ALEXANDER MACGREGOR'S
n CLASSES IL DANCING.
MENDELSSOIN ROOMS los WEST 65THST.
Priyste lessons any time by appointment
Il ERNANDO'S ACADEMY. 1872 East th-st-A school
for Dancing department and casth,iics; exercises
all the and fashionable dances send for circular.
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THE HOTEL ST. GEORGE,

Corner Clark and Hicks SITS. BROOKLYN Heights.
have Just completed 100 additional suites. parlor bed
room and bathroom. handsomely decorated furnished or
furnished electric lights bch terms for balance OF
season; 80 50 per day, American plan; 81 per day,
European plan.
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The Baths of London.

There are as many great baths in Lon
don as there are theatres in New York
city. They are Turkish, Roman, vapor,
electric, swimming, medicated, hot, cold,
tepid and salt. The most interesting are
the great public baths. Nearly every
district of London has one, and often
there are public wash houses in connec-
ton with them. Some of the older of
these baths are dark and more or less
gloomy, but the newer ones are very in
viting. Take the Battersea public bath
as an example. Its first class tank is 100
feet long by 80 feet wide, with depth
of feet at one end and 81 feet at the
other. 1t is lined with white glazed
bricks, rooted with wood and iron and
ventilating skyights, and has fifty locked
dressing boxes. In the same building
there is second class bath, rs feet by 2s
feet in size. At certain times women
use both baths. The water is heated
when it is desirable. These baths are
distinctly popular. The first class price
varies from shilling to fourpence, and
the second class from sixpence to two
pence, the cheaper baths being those in
the more thickly populated parts of the
city. The wash houses connected with
many of the baths seem to be of very
great public bene6t.-Julian Ralph in
Harper's Weekly.
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CHRONICLE SHORT STOPS.
Follow the crowd and you will find
MATER & RENTOl


Follow the crowd and you will find us.
MAIER & BENTON.
For coughs and colds use 2379.
Mr.. J. w. Stewart. of Chicago, will
introduce some fine large work at Prof.
Eastman's gallery. Call and be con-
vinced.
Does S. B. get there? 81 should
SMILE" S. B.
Did you hear that noise last night
That was the drop in our prices.
MAIER & BENTON.
Do you want to enjoy good health and
live to good old age, buy your dressed
chickens of J. H. Cross.
G. E. Dunham will cure your head
ache, cough or pain for so cenls, S. b.
Among others we have received these
new goods during the week. A full and
complete stock of salt fish. These you
should sample. MAIER & BENTON.
Big bargains in real estate at 116 Court
St. First come, first served.
Do you want your COWS to give good
rich milk and lots of it, buy your alfalfa
hay and feed of J. H. Cross.
Get your land papers prepared by J.
M. Huntington q Co. Opera House
BLOCK, washington st.
Sliced hams, boneless hams, ham sau-
sage and dried fish at Central Market.
The best fitting pantaloons of the
latest style are made by John Pashek in
Opera House block on Third street.
2379 is the cough syrup for children.
Get me a cigar from that fine case at
Snipes & Kinersley's.
You need not coughI Blakeley &
Houghton will cure it for so cents. S. B.
The finest stock of silverware ever
brought to The Dalles at w. E. Garrett
sons, Second street.
Snipes & Kinersly are anxious to cure
your headache for so cents. S. B.
For lame back, a pain in the side or
chest, or for tootache or earache, prompt
relief may be had by using Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. 1t is reliable. For
sale by Snipes & Kinersly.
| Those easy chairs made by Livermore
& Andrews are the neatest thing of the
kind ever made. They are just the thing
for your porch or lawn in the summer
and are as comfortable and easy as an
old shoe. Call and see them at n Court
| street.
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"a Hint to the Wise, You Know,

If some of the boys and girls are not
very careful how they pick up things in
the stores when they thinklthe proprietor
and clerks are not looking at them, they
will surely come to grief. The boys who
took those tablets yesterday out of the
book store are on the wrong track. Boys
don't do it any more; better go back and
get on the right track, and when you go
into store try to keep your hands off
the oranges and apples. The store keep
ers see more than you think they do.