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The sun., 1891-05-17
Yachting.


fhs East Bay Yacht Club, the West Hampton Coun
try Club. the shnnscook Yacht Club the Hsnpstsad
Yacht Club and the Great South Bay Yacht Club have
consoiidatsd The new association will b known a.
the southsids Yacht Club Association. They have
i.sUo msmbsrs with prospect Of 1900 before the
end OF the The object Of the new association 10
the perfscng Of uniform system Of and
time allow to be used the waters extending
from Hsmpstsad Bay to shinnecock Bay inclusivs
also uniform and distance to be sailed in
with the privileges Of entering and sailing In each
others reRaa subject to the rules and regulations Of
the club giving tho regatta
The dates set for the regattss Of the association
~ follows: shinneeeek Yacht Club. July IS; Great
South Bay Yacht Club. Aug l: West Hampton Country
Club Aua; g; East Bay Yacht Club Aug. IS; Hemp
winslow has had suitable club rooms arranged and
furnished last Bay Yacht Clu the south
Of the hotel facing the tay which he kindly presents
for the exclusive use OF the members These yachsincn
Ihso Wheeler. c wheeler. E O. thompson j..
: The offcers Of the East Hay Yacht Club are C. B.
Macqutvsy. commodore; y. q. Darling Secretary; c.
r Porterheld Treasurer Ono OF the features Of the
will be the protection Of ths nshinG inter
lowed by ball which is be Tho b,Erest social
In that vicinity The associaons he adquar-
tsrs at ths Hotel brootlyn. Centre Morchea l..
Commodore Tolum Of th- New York Bay squadron.
Cornihian NAVY announces that the squadron will ron.
A. H.. for Two days cruise sailing 10 Perth Amboy.
Ksyport and SANDY Hook. This 10 tho hfst squadron
cruise OF tbs and II 10 expected that all captains
Of the squadron Will especial enort 70 take part
The sun., 1891-05-17
News OF tho Te.nls Players.

The tennis courts on tho Central Park mead
ows were later than usual IN being thrown
open for play this year. Although the turf b as
been in excellent condition for several weeks.
the flag was hoisted for the first time last
Wednesday. Amene tho well-known Park
players who enjoyed the arst days play wore
T. l. Townsend. J. +. Paret. o. II. Bostwiek.
c. F. HalGht. ]. R. Jones, W. I. A. Brauns, and
Edwin Fischer. .-, ,.s.,.,. .s..,.. -,..s.
Harry Babcock is ono Of the new acquisitions
TO the FIJI h Avenue Tennis Club Of Harlem.
He is playing very we'll for so early in the sea-
son. and II he shows n reasonable amount Of
improvement will make itintsrestine for Frank
stott. the Lenox Clubs cham pion. whom the
inter-einb matches Of the Manhattan, Tenni.
sS%c OIL saSSssk Will play with
E fqa%ss 'sS tH1Gas sis
n s a'esn ana s Sse 0Hs Hs
has Joined the New ork Tennis Club, aud will
probably sos,n b. reckoned among thatclub.s
g: b: Herrlck apd +: 4: Colby the two crack
players OF tho Berkeley School. have been
ly. AT Princeton last Saturday. after winning
the interschGlastic touEnament e held thers. they
Vernon.ihe Prin nceton College champions Her.
rick expects TO enter Princeton 10 the fall
In the Ha5Sad hss " Wsat {SuF
Wrenn OF cambridge Latin Schoo. Some OF
while Wrsnn was perfectly fresh when the final
mntch began. Rerrick had 70 play bis semi;
the effects of his previous hard work In tho
final contest.
Contrary to her former, announcement. Miss
year. and we will thus be deprived of nm ex-
cellent opportunity to compare the English
and American standards Of skill Miss L;ahiil
IL now practising hard for the ladies' oh am rion-
ehip Tournament which comes OIL next month
at PhiiR'ielphin.'
Pres don't Gallup OF the Park Board said to-
day that u gnod many romplaints have been
made la ely that applications Tor permission 10
Disseminated agninst. An nnnli, alton male
eix months ag" wns not granted:, VIII 10 ono
acted mon. He thinks there 10 Partially
somewhere. AMI rsTue-ts thar any parsons
having comrlnints to make should make them
nt on ca n kecratarv Purn,
The sun., 1891-05-17
HANDBALL.


wiiiism Stokes one Game Ahead.
Tho flrst series Of FIVE games 10 match the
best OF eleven games. for tt25 Q side. between
william Stokes and John ooRRins, was played
yesterday ut Courtnsy's South Brooklyn Hand
ball Club. and after an hour and thirty three
minutes Of pretty severe playing Stokes IN
ished with three games 10 his credit to two for
the BROOKLYN HandbalkClubs Representatives
Both men came to the post in fine condition,
and throughout the entire i've games there was
single evidence OF exhaustion upon the part
Of either. There were some little doubts sx-
pressed at FIRST as TO whether Stokss's hands
would hold out, but the manner in which he
used them showed that they were as sound a.
any mans His service in the main was severe.
opsonent @ @ Was his Sntire familiarity with tho
na ofSas n ne .s Tsss sSt
service was. not as effective as usual, Many Of
ss eoSsos sFos: :.l Iii IL s r.
IesSls S i % very much Il Sus Fss I scores.
ssas.... s:sg..
A.:. By :.ry,ss.oosrns .; Stokes H. shs,s s.,Is
Hindsr-Ccssin.. !. Time Of ssm."is minussS.
sxcoSn. CANE &.
ssss!. Ssss..'
:! sss; sa':s s:
Time Of gams-2,,S minutes
Third GAhk ..,,
CoERins ns..................l ] 80
Stok OiO I-2
Aces BY servics-Coesins. 8: stoksa &. Short bans-
Cogyin. J; StokeA 4 Time OF game-i+x ninutsS
FOURTH GANK, ...
SSssns. S..s.. ..9 Ss9d2s1-,9
ss p sssf . SHIN %Isu s:.!'
-, YirrH CANE. s
Cogrns. ...............4 - o. o I . & III
st0As ................O 1 1-I3
Aces by ssrvice-Coggina 8; Stokes T. short balls
stokes. T. Hinder-StoGeG !. Time game min.
Total ACES scored-CoGgns 80; stokea g. Total secs
BY asryics-Coexfna III; : SS;%2kss % 81 :. y, -. =.
inR-I hour 33 minutes.
Tho second series Of six games Will be played
at tho Brooklyn Haudball Clubs court next
Thur sday afternoon. =
In a talk with a SuN rcnorter yesterdaf. John
LAWYER said: Il wish Tue nun would sap tor
me that am still open to play itiiam lfc-
Gurn OF Chicago under the Same conditions
that proposed some time agn. namely. 10 give
him ten nres q game tor 500 d side. the cor.
test to take place Mt Casey's7 court. and will
deposit SiGn that I will give him . return
match under the Same conditions. whether
win or lose in Brooklyn. But the Chlcna0
people mustn't think I'm foolish. This match
must be mado before June 4, tie date upnn
which play Courtney. don't care wien the
match is played. hut articles must be signed
before Juno next" .#...
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oass ..s E.as OF Sports.

The lsdford CyclInR Club viii ho'da run 10 Temp
stead. l. J., to day. ~.
Fred randall OF tho rhpnix Bowling Club at their
alleys corner OF franklin AMI Greens avenues HrooE
iyn. On Aay 2. made ncoie ot I'D
% Bicycle Jr;-Thsrs Is no place in South Brooklyn
where Z specially 10. made OF bicyc'e repairing The
Catts Of the AttA bcycs may to obtained ~ AsrWin
hulburt Cos. on Twenty third street
An athletic exhibition wi DO given by the ~ George
A'h,.t,e Association AZ etstsr Hal or lhnrsdsy
d. George battalion OF the features OF ihs sntsr
tstnment will be an. exhibition drill oyths BATTALION
ssumbsr u the present champion athletes VIII sake
The sun., 1891-05-17
yard tlI..,pc. 20 fec. 10 inches. Score. H.r-

ward. III: Yaie. a.
The isst contest was the running hieh
Yale one. Whom they we're called II was raining
so hard. anil the ground was. go muddy, that
y was ihCught safe TO nave she c.,;est , s. asss
Il Iin The " SPECTATORS @ had Been drowned ous. 80
the few who cogld ,emain were ea.ily acccsn,
%Sas3 ous q iee;i NJ " bnans Hsss:sa.
and Y: L KitshslI dTopped cut, g CGsnansy. Gns
secarcd third place for, Harvard. q. Il. .Fsaiine
and A. II. Green OF harvard each cleared o
feet sk inches. but neither could go over shs
twas 30 dafk that tho bar could Fe seen
only with difficulty. 40 Green and tsa5ine
Thi. postpohsfient msds no difference with
the aene oral result. for Harvard was sure OF the
places The ssS q hs ante fs
pOintR -. sg!-
The sun., 1891-05-17

BosToN. May l8.-Tbs hackers Of Jimmy
Grflp. who was recently matched with Iks
Weir the Belfast Spider. have decided to match
him TO light Jimmy IArkins Of JSrsey CIV.
who recently defeated Jimmy HaRan. for q 'Oos
a side. Grlnln's baokers have notified Riohard
X. Fox to advise Larkins. and II the Now 3sr'
sey champion will fight match viii be rAti;;
Ned and the BraintrsS pngilist,s b4eken wiI
York, Grimm proposes that the fight Shau bs
decided IN the Granite Club. lit VIII onsr
suitable puysA 's
The sun., 1891-05-17
ILrl,aa Asauetea by /. Rear.

.EDoywArEr. Va. May lO--A most remarka-
weeks ago. Mics Lillian Young, q fair and
promising girl OF 70. daugf ter, Of John T..
Young Of this place was caught By a Irosn
bsnr. which had been lurklng around the
ns,ssSorhso% Ss sSms Tine and carried
been found rs far up as Kln Ship Crsek. bnt
nothing further cen Ss hcAtd. Tie animal had
,i%s:. sssa seen 'S SslpSiseas "a srossins igssni
The sun., 1891-05-17
Yo.kers Biey cle CI.b Tour.

The annual tour Of ths yontsrs Bicvls Club which IL
Of the principal svsns held By the eub each year
1hs msmDsrs vii .tArt on Saturday. Aug riding BY
train 20 rhiladsiphiA and from thence ~ whssl on
WinehssteE Nsunsrtst, staenson. National ertdss,
Kchmopd and Old Point Comfer rs'rrninE BY boai 70
Tns sysrass riding will bs sixty miIss day. me
club lsst vods 10 BuNaio Iy u estimated that
dozen msmUers will c0mp.ss The party
The sun., 1891-05-17
BEDFORD CycIer., Reaa Ro 90.

The ten mile road race Of tile Bedford Cycling
Club was held on the Millburn course last week.
There were twelve starters. The course ma.
in fair share. and an excIt ng race resulted.
Charlss Holps finished 9rst, Phillip Is. Barteli
and W: 4. Young fiih. An assortment % OF OF
prizeR. consisting OF medals and cycling acces.
soIies. were awarded TO the first five men. .
The sun., 1891-05-17
Tseh,ror,n wrlte. to ste,s,tr.

Under date of April l3 the Russian cbass
master challenges steinilzto como TO st. re-
tersburs and engage In a match for the cham.
pionship Of the world. Make your own
TINT they will 10 reasonabls.'' -
This letter WIS cent from ". Petersburg rre-
vious to The SUNS cRble telling the Russian
for n mfefine between Isebigorin and Steinitz.
The former .ends ano,hsr intsres,ing Item
has bs"n .lissoved and that q. new one has
been founded with Count yOn. ZahuroH. former
Ruasian AmhnssadOr to tho couit VI Vienna.
ns ITS President.
The sun., 1891-05-17
FISHING WITH ANGELS WINGS.


wings So
. II
best
assA . .
The sun., 1891-05-17
A Split /. tho H,ver.,a. 4. G.

"A 6plB IN ta0 AtVoruloS ~ Ss
Hsretofore the Riverside Athletic Club Of
Newark hos always been o harmonious one.
but tho evil spirit has finally entered the ranks
Of the once pacific oreanization.' Tho trouble
began year ago in . struggle over the cleo
tion Of captain. The candidates were T. L.
Morton. Who 10 strong believer in athletics,
and his opponent was Mr.. Osborne. who is the
leader OF tho members that 20 In for light
sports that can bs enjoyed ~ their feminine
acquaintances Last year the Morton faction
we're victorious. and the club turned out some
well-deyeoped athletes, b9t ktckere caused
resign iron 'hs slYS af'er the election. which
the euS and hey az onoe hes. hu
tie for another candidate that would sup
pSr but sa ss1 vas weak x eH
look ior boxing tournaments aud conducting
slim. It ia the Intention Of the. new Board Of
Oficers to build several now bowling alleys
track ss ssround. Is said That % S
best. .ru TN ers and Jumpers will apply for msm-
@ hssp 81 a HI .s aaS H an S ;:
very briet 81
whceling Matters Of All Sorts.
III: als:r.d' .wh'sn'n win hold run to Doobs
II. Au:en,, Wheel Club OF cennsosiens will hold.
race meet On Juuo n
Tho Riverside whsslmen viii have ten men In the
IrvinRtcI Nilibuyp road race. p.
s kTs sosn ss
% sass1d.s rosa
nss't anf .ss e. MI
this season. ..'' ,,
ct =s 9: s::ss
Lake In Jnly. - -.
Messrs Mages and cowieshau nt the Queens County
whrelncn WIN start on trip through the White Noun
The Brooklyn Bicycle Club hsys ccsptsd the invita-.
lion nj the New Haven bicycle Club and will bs their
guests Sunday Msy2S. In tour around Ne " Haven
An cnb roadracnG tion has been formed
in Bostou The Camtridss. Nsdfofd. Halsham. Hyde
Park KoKbury. and Charlie ston Clu6s compose the or.
twenty-five mile event OH June a. W.
The sun., 1891-05-17
De Orc - Champion.

CHICAGO. May l6.-Alfred De Oro is champion
Of the world at contip puous pool. having gained
the title by defeating 'Aifrel G. Powers in q
6G0. point match for the emblem and $500
side. when the third and last nights play be-
gan last eysning DsOro va. Az points ahead.
militant manner. This final score was 900 10
The sun., 1891-05-17
T. Gales.
sAr<r'<s %
roR BOYS AND oIRLs.

MARLIN REPEATING RIFLES beat
scw eomiex g.. Cell aad see shea. Gun
f! T..p:. T:Ssss: "ss ssss s:ss cssssissss %" %
"s.. y. q O., sss sRoADwAY.
The sun., 1891-05-17


H.: score standinc Harvard. -; yas 10.
ss to aas'ss stSsss
Tho irst contest was throwing the ham n,sr.
new rcser j. j. Iinias I .; Harvard % did "aS some
remark abls thrpw!ng. and not only broke tie
fseo5a. is arss shrsw' was los iest II inchss'
Atihr NJ u ATTEMPT tire Ianr,er lan'td lQi
shs ever sros a'S wSs w los s' isss a'f neSs 6w
When th- announcement WAS ma % the
sRsDHH ss. n wa b ana .nA i"s
none of the others calne nm where near It ne
VAS M sasy, winter, 4. q. Evans Oi H"r-
oi sf 9s ssTss nSS Saes p'asa and VIII .hrw E.
cock OF Yale was third. with O. throw
ooi 93 fset inches. Scores Harvard. "a; Yale.
1h ,h% ,hTes s,.n men then tackled the lS
II aayTssss RsSsl sssufss ssa
IS Pm; ed Sss4:: 5S:::
tbr r1S oss %ss hSs
cn fSSf 'Sfaaf sSSS ssp e
"1a tho Sas1s ws ssss on and rRsH Ssa ns ss
which ey lnniei was mass Of. SOFT mud
n.Sr' no. o, deHn ;,L,A 4" .n,r., result eyr,S
@ "4 Tas ri 81 " II, Mhs aud hfy
o. tsr,wrisbt Il oi Yale each did Siees Il t ineHss. H
but more could clear tho tar at the. next hole.
feet 10 inches; 80 ~ the Two colleges @ : we're Is
III ponts sysnS sasu tasne II lie
men tos cd fnr the distribution Of tho three
medals which were given with each event. and
ond we:I e HasSSard. The score was: Har-
The rannins broad jump wen. to Yale by ons
inch. There were nine .coptes, ants, and the
Jrsuft yss as toilows; First. II. I, Wnibsn,s.
hazard. distance 81 fseti third. J. Hale, Har-
The sun., 1891-05-17
CHESS ON STATEN ISLANn
Tho Islanaers Celebrate their First Ami.
versary.

The Isianaers Celebrate their First Anni.
versary.
There was never happier and moro CON-
tented set Of chess players than the members
OF the Staten Island Chess Club who cslsbrst.
ed the first anniversary OF the club. on Thurs.
day night They have secured very comforta-
bic rooms at the 81. Georges Hotel. 81. George,
and to judge from the proceedings on Thurs.
day evening the.e is every prospect that tho
club will succeed in achieving great things in
the future President Gustav A. Barth made
the opening speech. Among the visitors were
the President OF the Brooklyn Chess Club. c. A.
Gilberg; his eyer faithful adjutant. Do Wiser.
and DR.. BrouRhtOp.
Champion A. b. Hodges engaged in stimuli
taneous play against nine chess playore Of
which the following was the result:
Board Nam. Evsuts
W. Aa1uiro
Stakh
~ W.
nlflos won
1.....................S fsndleon Won
S........."......... + bfenxtnRer.. Drawn.
Total-HodGes won 7And drew2
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Wanted to Know.

Few men were ever fonder of news and
gossip than was old Jerry Clishen. Despite
this fondness, however, Jerry was not a
talker, and rarely took part in converse
ton other than to ask an occasional ques-
tion about some point of special interest.
One day J,try's brother William, who
lived some miles away, came to visit him.
William had his right hand heavily band
aged, and this fact, of course, required an
early explanation.
Burnt it most off It the fire t. Other
night said William. Eye see, old Square
Deans barn got afire, m went with the
rest; bat 'twan't any use, bout everything
was burnt. If wuz the square Pd give
chat boy sech a. lickin' It he couldn't
STAN"
sWhat fors" asked the interested Jerry.
"Why, fur settin' the barn afire," was
the reply; but therei furgot ter tell We
bout that part of it. Ye see the squares
boy-great dough head-he found an owl
settin' on the ridge pole, and 3d. of course,
he had ter shoot at it,
wal, the barn winder was open, m the
gunwad went right inter the haymow, m
'twan't five minutes afore twas all a-blaz-
in Everybody turned out and we got out
the old hoss, m then Bill Treat said''-
and SO the old man went ON with long
story, giving every detail of what was
done, said and thought by each one who
was present at the fire.
When at last the story was ended old
Jerry remained for several minutes ST.
lently neditating on what he had heard;
then he suddenly looked up and gravely
asked, "Did ye say whether the boy killed
the eowlf"-Youth's Companion.
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Girls Like to BE Kissed.

A young society man who moves in the
younger circles told something out of the
usual run the other day. He is hand
some fellow, tall and erect, and a prime
favorite among the girls.
He said that he attempted to kiss pretty
girl, and just as he got his arms around
her slender waist and was about to kiss
her she said if he dared she would scream.
Not wishing to have scene, which such
an action wonld cause, he withdrew his
arm and resumed his seat at the other end
of the sofa. In an instant the pretty girl
said, s'Oh, / thought you were braver than
that"
She, however, obstinately refused to let
him kiss hers
In a couple of days he called on another
girl He wanted to kiss, her, but she like
wise threatened to scream if he should at
tempt it. He thought he would profit by
his former experience and paid no atten-
ton to the warning.
He kissed her-she screamed; her mother
came in and demanded an explanation.
The girl came to his rescue, however, and
said mouse was in the room, and she
screamed as it ran across the floor. Fur
thermore, by saying the young man had
gallantly tried to catch the mouse, she ex.
planned his bushes to the mother's salts
faction. Commercial.
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Katie Got the Book.

Katie WAS going to bed after a day of
toll minding her sick and manned dolls
chronic invallds all of them-apd her
beautiful duck, the one old quacker
that Travelled with the hens because he had
no better company. The robin that had
been watching her out of the corners of his
bright eyes, as he ran over the lawn and
listened to her prattle, was asleep already
with his head under his wing, and Katie's
hung heavily on mothers shoulder as she
was undressing her. ''Now / lay me'' had
been said. with many yawns in between,
and mammals pet had been tucked in
snugly; but just rs the sleepy eyes were
closing she sat suddenly bolt upright
Mamma" she said, 81 want Johnnie's
picture book-that with the lambs"
Hush, katier' said her mother, the
little tongue had never ceased going one
moment all day. "Now we will go to
sleep"
"But, mamma" and the big eyes pleaded
earnestly, cant have Johnnie's picture
book this onstf"
mot tonight, dearie; it is too late"
Mamma" said Katie, sitting up very
straight and looking very solemn indeed,
81 heard story of a little girl-she was a
good little girl-that asked her mamma
onst when she was put to bed for the pict-
ure book with the lambs, and the mamma
told her she couldn't have it, and-and''-
the baby voice fell to an awed whisper and
the eyes grew very big-'in just-about-
two-minutes-shew was deadP'
My, Katiel And what killed her so
quick1"
Because" said Katie with conviction,
because she didn't get the book"
She got it, and in five minutes was asleep
with it in her arms.-Harper's Young
People.
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The People Are In Earnest.
Pendleton Tribune.

The solution of the Cascades railway
problem seems at hand. The portage
commission has determined on prompt
minatiOn to push the enterprise to COM
pletion in season for the removal of the
approaching wheat crop. The history of
the long struggle for an "open river" has
been prolific of schemes, promises and
swearing, and characterized by disap-
pointment and disgust. If now success
crowns the effort it will be because the
people of the state wisely resolved to
help themselves. When the people
move in earnest there is small chance of
corporate interests blocking their way.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

reaches are not a favorite except with
few animals, though rabbits fancy them
Never cut your corns with sharp in
strument. This is at best but a temporary
relief.
The United States has referred thirty
tnree international disputes to arbitration
during the present century
All the letters of the alphabet appear in
IN the following sentence, 1.-The quick
Drown fox jumps over lazy dog"
A child three years old has actually been
carried off by an eagle near Trencsiu, in
Hungary, in sight of tine father and mother
A citizen of St. Louis is said to make a
good living by renting turtles to restau-
rants for advertising purposes.
On dark nights white light can be seen
farther than any other color; on bright
nights red takes the first place
Mrs. Worth, the wife of the famous Pa
risian dressmaker, dresses very plainly. 1t
goes to prove the truth of an old proverb
Lady Burton's revised version of Sir
Richard BurtoD's translation of the "Ara-
bian Nights" is the edition from which
the ex-emperor Dom Pedro is making a
Portuguese translation.
Rub together one tablespoonful of butter
and three of -four. Roll this into the up-
per crust of pies. 1t will render the crust
fiaky and tender
Boston society woman says it is quite
fad among Boston young gentlemen to
take up the practice of veterinary surgery.
The same thing is noted in Washington
In armorplate tests steel has generally
been found to compete more successfully
with compound armor when the plates
were eighteen inches thick than when they
were only twelve inches thick.
Previous to the emancipation act of 1923
Roman Catholics were excluded from cor
porate offices, from parliament, forbidden
to marry Protestants or to carry arms and
were under various other disabilities
1t is well known that vegetable and ami.
NAL oils are unsuitable for cylinder lubri-
cation, and recently in France where COLA
oil was used it was found necessary to
burn out the deposits in the ports of the
locomotive cylinders.
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choice lot of brood mares; also a.
number of geldings and fllies by Rock
wood Jr. Planter, !" Oregon Wilkes" !"
and "1daho Chief" same standard bred.
Also three fine young stations by
For prices and terms call on or address
either ]: W. Condor, or J. H. Larsen,
The Dalles, Oregon.
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He wants 1t known.-Mr. j. H.
Straub, well known German citizen of
Fort Madison, Iowa, was terribly afflicted
with infammatory rheumatism when
Mr.. j. F. Salmon, prominent druggist
there, advised him to use Chamberlain's g
Pain Balm. One bottle of it cured him.
His case was very severe one. He suf-
fered great deal and now wants others
similarly afflicted to know what cured
him. 80 cent bottles for sale by Snipes
Kinerslv.
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The Dalles Mercantile company would
respectfully announce to their many
patrons that they now have a well
selected stock of general merchandise,
consisting in part of dress goods, ging-
hams, challies, sateens, prints, hosiery,
corsets. gloves, handkerchiefs, hats, caps,
boots, shoes, gents furnishing goods,
ladies' and mems underware, groceries,
hardware, crockery, glassware, etc., in
fact everything pertaining to general
merchandise. Above being new, full and
complete. Come and see US
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-06-04
NOTICE.

R. E. French has for sale a number of
improved ranches and unimproved
lands in the Grass Valley neighborhood
In Sherman county. They will be sold
very cheap and on reasonable terms.
Mr.. French can locate settlers on some
good unsettled claims in the same neigh
borhood. His address is Grass Valley,
Sherman county, Oregon.