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The morning call., 1891-03-18

goo 400 ELEGANT EASILAkE RESI-
lively Of the choicest residence sections OF The
city: convenient to Suffer, Geary aud Ellis ST.
lines and only short ride from the business
ton of tue city; house contains 10 rooms, bath,
biiliard-room; half finished basement; lot 47:6x
IL -; lot is worth $500 per front foot and the
house cost $4,000 TO build Apply to OFARRELL
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

THE HOWARD AND WILSON COLONY COM
pany, plant FRUIT anG RAlSISS for EVERY
BODY, and GU easy instaliments: 5, 10 and 20 acre
lots now being planted to suit: discount TO parties
getting up clubs. Call send for full nfor
nation, 525 Montgomery St, :. +. Reliable agents
wanted. both in California and the East. nrlS If
Il home in San Jose. CHARLES HEN DERSON,
3Oi Montgomery st. mrlS 2t%
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w slngIe rooms; bay-WlndOw. mr. ~
lOI MONTGOMERY ST-HANDSOME SUNNY
Il rooms suites or single; 81 upward. mrl3 y
1871 LAGUNA-4 ROOMS AND BATH; LARGE
81 cellar anu yard. mrI3 Il
The morning call., 1891-03-18

81 7 EDDY-NICELY FURNISHED SINGLE OR
Z double front rooms; reasonable to respect
able parties. fe27 I'm
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MONTGOMERY HOUSE, 6l3 MISSION, Mr.. SEC
w ond; rooms 81 30 by the week aud upward.I 3O%
enO PINE-SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS GOOD
OO,) GOOD neighbOrhood; centrally located. Y I'm
The morning call., 1891-03-18

JSln BROADWAY, Mr.. POLK-FURNISHED
" ! " room; singe or dOuble: rent low. InrR II
The morning call., 1891-03-18

GSAG0 SUFFER- ST, SUNNY SIDE NEAR
GpOObO. Webster; bay-wiudow residence of 8
r oms, bath, laundry; all modern Improvements;
house nicely Iapered throughout; brick founda-
tinn; lot 25Nl00; positively worthy of thor ouch
investigation; this s OF the cheapest houses for
sale in this vicinity. O'FARRELL Il LANG, II
MONTGOMERY
The morning call., 1891-03-18

STATIONERY, NLNS AND VARIETY STORE
- for safe cheap; fine location; doing good bust
ness; living rooms; call aud you VIII Ike it, 1850
Polk 81 mrlS 3t@
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G.EOO CASH, BALANCE IN MONTHLY IN
n OtO Stalmeuts in payments TO suit pur-
chaser: hoiCe building lot Spruce st, Clay
25xlOO; street work complete, severed. graded,
curbed aud nacadamized: ready for building; this
is choice opportunity for the home-seeker aud YOU
should grasp it at once. Apply to o'FARRELL
Lang, J. Montgomery 81.
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ed0 STEVENSON ABOVE SEvENTH-FUR.
Oi-nished sunny single room; bath, central. 10 IT
The morning call., 1891-03-18
CITY REAL ESTATE.


" Auctione and House Brokers. II Montgomery
street. Members of the San Francisco Real Estate
Exchange.
BUILDING LOTS
partial list of building lots throughout the city.
S175-NW. cor Bright and Stanley sts-; 25xlO0.
$l100-SancheZ 81, near 27th; 25xS0.
$l25U-1Sth 81, near Douglass 25Xl21 street work
ali compieted ready Cor building
$l50U-Lake ST., near 18th ave. 5oxlOO.
$1590-27th ave, A ST.: TOKYO.
Sl75O-Cor California st. and 10th ave-: 32:6x
$2OOO-Geary ST. near wood; 25xl25.
$2O00.Cor; Huron ST. and farragut ave; 2S7xSc;
s525o~sE cor Lake st. and 22d ave; 65xlOO.
$2300-Pterce ST.. near Green; 25x1oO.
$2d5o-w ebster St, near T,,a BAY; 69EIlo
$2S00-Sanchez ST., near 18th; 5OxlO0.
S2S00-2Sth ave. near A ST.; l40Xl2O.
$3.50 eaeh-5 lots on 10th ST., near Guerrero;
$sooO-scott ST. near Hayes; 25xloo.
S300O-NW cor. of 18th ave- and NJ ST.; 1l0Ll05.
S3250-Hayes St. near Baker; 25xlS7 IS.
$S25o-Feii St, W: Of Broderiek; 25xlS7: 6
$35O0-Noe St, near 9Th; 5Sxl20.
S35uo-Slcramento ST.. near BAKER; 27;6x132a.
S4l25-Washington ST., n. SIDE, near Deyisa-
S425O-Sanchez and AIvarado sts; 64xl0l 10;
street work complete; biggest bargain in the Mis-
S44GO-Green ST. near Polk: 5OxlO2
Sa9SO-SW. cor Hayes aud Lyon SITS; 3 / :3x1O0.
$50OO-Corner castro and 20th Sts.; 55xIO0.
$5OO0-Folsom ST.. near Precita; 5Oxl6O.
$5O0O-Franeisco St, near Polk; S0xl37 20.
S5OOO-Leayenworth and Fiibert sts.; corner;
SOx5O
$5a00-Corner Seth ave. and St; 375xl2O.
S5500-Fage and Clayton SITS, corner; - :3xl0D.
S5500-Cprner Frederick and Turk SITS, 43 ;5x 100.
$TOOO-Fine and Laguna SITS; corner; 25XSO.
$S25U-Franklin ST., near California; 81 :41axllO.
s9O10-Outside Land Block, near Park and ocean
120 each.
Ss5OO-Clay and Laurel sts. corner 52:6xi0O.
$l0000-25th and Florida sts: large corner;
For further particulars apply TO o'FARRELL &
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CSODO PINE ST, Mr.. wEBSTER-2-STORY
- OUuO. house of s rooms and bath; lot Xxx
100: We have sold vac ant lot y 100 feet distant
would bring tHis lot ut $3.50. therefore the house
being gwen away at 500; this is positively bar
gain aHd worth your while to investigate. Apply
OLE ELL. q Lang u NJ anIenLaerX
The morning call., 1891-03-18

1nei THiRD-HHITMAN HOUSE; THOR
IOO2 oughiy renovated: newly furnished rooms
and Offices; reuts reasonable. fe22 I'm
The morning call., 1891-03-18

OIQ GOLDEN GATE AVE. - NICELY FUR
III nished pleasant sunny rooms. fe26 limo
rHE ESMOND, AZ SIXTH-NIUELY FURNISHED
1 SUNNY snLes; Ierms reasona bic. fela In
The morning call., 1891-03-18

EAIRMoUNT-I714 MARKET ST., ELEVATOR
Il OH Fell st.-Pleasant sunny suites. with first
class board, for 2, from $50 per month upward;
SINGLE rooms for gents from SIS INWARD. fe3 u
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HORSES.

last ROAD HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS:
L cheap; must be sold. 1904 Vallejo St mrl7 IT'S
w ANT TO EXCHANGE A 32O-ACRE DESERT
" land claim in LasSeu County, Cal, for bicycle
saddle-horse; claim be held for years and
be renewed at expiration OF that time. Address
II. NJ, Box So, CALL Office MI II
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MCBRIDE & co, 1889 MARKET ST.. HAVE
a . all kinds business chances on hand from 800
10 $1,000. fe20 Inns
DEAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
II AYREs d MORSE. $ Kearny st. fe25 I'm
p IA ANTED PARTNER N A WINE AND
W liquor business; good chance for the right man.
Inquire $50 Valencia ST. mrl47tF
O.10sO SPLENDID BUSINESS oPPoRTUN-
CHOU. ity; route on morning paper; pays
81 per month. Principals only need apply at this
office mrI u
T1oR RENT-cOMPLETE BAKERY IN CEN
i trail location: store q stOreS), with fixtures,
living rooms, bake-shOp, German oven. stable and
yard: has been successfully carried on for years;
rent reasonable: best opportunity for practical man
in Oakland. Inquire Of ID. BUHSEN, grocer, Point
Station. mrl3 AZ
I|oR sALE-THE NATIONAL HOTEL, 5l2
j Bush ST.. on account OF other business; no rea-
sonable offer refused. Apply ROBERT WlESEkE,
5l2 Bush mrl2 ~
EOR sALE-HOME BAKERY AND CoNFEC-
= uonery; household aud Kitchen furniture in-
Guided $3.50 cash: owner wants to leave Oakandi
rent $50. 1856 Market st. mrll u
Qd000 FOR SALE, OLD ESTABLISHED HO-
tD1OOO. tel OF 80 rooms with elegant bar at:
taehed IN heart OF the city. Apply 606 Montgomery
st. Room Y. lei II
G700 PARTNER WANTED IN HOTEL:
W NV. good business and location. 3O8 Beaie
ST, near Folsom. mr9 I4t~
GALooN; GOODWILL AND FIXTURES OF AN
- oid-established stand; store TO rent $50 Bran
nan ST., bet Second and Third. mr7 LIT"
The morning call., 1891-03-18

GTOSn GOOD INVESTMENT; EDDY ST,
u AOO. near Pierce; flats, and rooms,
bath and laundry each total income s55 per
month: building new; lot 25xl57:6. Apply TO
o FARRELL x LANG, II Montgomery.
The morning call., 1891-03-18

pROOkLYN HOTEL, BUSH ST., BET. MONT
u gOmery and Sans0me under the management of
CHAS MONTGOMERY; trst-clasS family and mer-
camille hotel; home comforts conducted Amer-
and European plan; board and 81 rs.
81 So 81 10 and 81 per day: rooms so cents to 81 :
free coach TO and from hotel. fe7 l2m
The morning call., 1891-03-18

7 ADY CAN HAVE A COMFORTABLE ROOM
~ with board. Apply 723 Ellis St, Polk. mrl7 %
OOO TwENTIErH-sUNNY SUITE; DOUBLE
QUO and single rooms; furnished; board optional.
hENTONE, 9O1 POWELL ST.-FIRST-CLASS
vi private hotel all newly and elegantly FUR
Dished; pleasant sunny rooms, with charming view
of the bay; terms according to room; excellent
Bile board. MRS X. WETZEi., proprie treSs. f25 I'm
The morning call., 1891-03-18

$40 meS ffoatns s Zee FEE. oSTE on
gomery ave ana 1877 feet on other streets afford
ing 3 fTOntsges; present improvements yielding a
monthly rental OF 1857. For further particulars
apply to O'FARRELL d LANG. IL Montgomery
street mr. , SuNe II
The morning call., 1891-03-18

4 Il . aITBIe TUUIHs, WTI4 II
800 TAYLOR-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
LIZ double and single: reasonable. mrl3 1t
o0t THIRD-FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH USE
OOf OF dnfng-rOom and kitchen. mrl3 limo
The morning call., 1891-03-18

81 GRANT AVE,-ELEGANT NEWLY FUR
III L nished rooms en- suite or single mrl3 7t*
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

f6n DAIRY PRODUCE, BAKERY AND
! ~ variety store; Western Addition: clear
s 90 per mouth. w. +. HEALE, 1904 Markets
The morning call., 1891-03-18

- account places. IS Steuart st. mrIs IT.
GALLON, FINE LOCATION; GOOD TRADE
- / qaire POS TEL x Co. liquOr-LeIlers cor.
lOurLA ann Market SIS, 2 70 ! z. NJ. lnrlS ~
The morning call., 1891-03-18

FORTUNE FOR THE RIGHT PARTY: SOME
! thing entirely new; no experience required;
man with capital 10 act Treasurer and make
himself generally useful for combination now
ready for the road For partic ulars call on .. NJ
l.. care DR. ARMSTRONG. Eddy st. P S.-SaYe
yourself the trouble Of calling If you have no
money. mriT 3tF
The morning call., 1891-03-18

ono GOOD ROOMS AT LOW RATES-7I5 HOW
ZOU ard st, nr. Third; gas and water In each room:
Teading-rOUm and bath free; linen changed daily:
house open all night best beds In the worldap20j
e OFARRELL - THE HANDSOMEST UNFUR-
U nisheh suite In the CITY; sunny and warm de- q
The morning call., 1891-03-18

CSTE0 5TH AVE. BET. 9Th AND 9Th,
u y ~. Harrison aud Bryant sts.; house
of fats, of and rooms and bath EACH also
rear tenement-house; brick foundation, etc. rents
Montgomery at mrl5 Save 2t
The morning call., 1891-03-18
BUSINESS cHANoEs-CoNrINUED.


TO SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS PROMPTLY
L Tor cash. go TO ]. d. BARNARD, ll49 Market ST.
oe-. Mason and Taylor; established 1859, mr17 2ts
5000 COR COR; GROCERY GROCERY; rAclFIc ST.: 25
d. HARVARD, has Market ST.. near Taylor II 2ts
GI4nO GROCERY AND BAR THAT WILL
y, ~ ~ earn fortunei any live man. Nc
LAOGhLlN,2 6 Kearny ST. Its
gloon COFFEE-SALooN: BEST IN CITY;
eD1ZOO' pays b'g; never offered before; own
ers retiring. McLAUGHl.lN CO., 20 kearny st. Is
$1,000 RESTAURANT T,, NEAR MoNTGoM-
Apply l CHE Say c g keS ar sso
GIS00 LIVERY STABLE; NEAR CENTER
| GlCOV. Of city; established; rent only $50:
stock. MCLAUGHLIN y CO, % Kearny st. Its
Q1nO SALOON; WATER FRONT; OWNER is
ptOV rica and is now retiring for good reasons;
snap. MCLAUGHLIN q CO, 26 Kearny st. It's
GOS0 BUTCHER-SHoP ACROSS RAY; Es
CIV: tabiished 10 years by present owner;
chance Of lifetime. McLAUGHLIN, rs Kearny
street. mr12 Sta
GI9SO WOOD AND coAIYARD; GOOD Es-
" OCO' tabShed trade; value in building.
hoTses carts stock, scales. alone; good
10 ss-ll4g given. ADDRESS c B. Boy SO this oicelm
LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.
PART CASH; PROMINENT CORNER; HOUSE
40 rooms clearing $50 per month; sellas
count OF sickness. HaALl, 1904 MarAet st. Its
TX ROOMS, PROMINENT COR. Mr.. MARKET
ana Suffer sts, sou. w. T. HEALT. 1905 Market
! StE OUR LIST OF 500 LoDGING-HoUsES
s456-i2 rooms, Howard S25S0-24 rooms; Third.
rooms saY 5SSi9 rooms M TprS
~ FOX a CO, l Eddy st.
GROOM LODGING HOUSE; ALL FULL;
~ ~ paying well; selling on account of sickness.
| 757 Howard St mrlS 81"
| GRN0 LoDGING-HoUSEo OF - ROOMS; ALSO
| tDOVO. few other bargains. large aud small.
| FLETCHER, aS5 Market st. near Sixth. 1t
| GSOn LODGING-HOUSE; FINE FURNITURE;
~ w. good location and lease; value FOR money.
LUNDIN, 3l4 Kearn, st. mrls 81
GII5O LonGING-HO 81; RENT SIS: FUR
u loU. niture new. MORROW sBl 8Irkt. II r.
ARGAIN-22 ROOMS CHEAP; MUST GO.
w. Box IS. CALL hranch once. mrl7 3ts
G6O0 LODGING-HoUsE; 9 ROOMS; NEATLY
UOOO. furnished; clearing $50 per month; will
exchange Tor LOT. Owner, 3 Fourth st. mrl6 3tF
CeO0 11-RooM HOUSE; WORTH $500;
GPOOO- part cash. 1l49 Market st. mrl6 3t*
ORooMS ON MARKET ST.: a BARGAIN.
u so rooms on Post St; al full
20 rooms on Fourth St. all full; Will be sold very
cheap on account OF departure.
30 rooms ON Mission ST: a bargain.
DUNN, 800 Market st. mrl5 5t
ELEGANT FURNISHED HOUSE: ALWAYS
u iull; stand investigation. Owner has Market
street. mrl5 4t@
/ n ROOMS: NEW: CHEAP; HALF CASH H..
~ Box rs, CALL branch Office mrl3 7tt
T-RoOM LODGING AND BOARDING HOUSE:
! can get control for about $500 IL, Box l26,
CALL Branch once. mrl3 It's
INTERVENING BULLETIN PRICE REDUCED
to 10 cents 9er week, delivered by carrier any
part OF the city; the bulletin is the best oldest
aud largest evening paper published the coast:
orders by postal-card or otherwise will receive
nral.nL aL-enl..n. once 80 aanssomsIy s.
PIANOS. VioLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.
GS0 BLACK COTTAGE PIANO. 1885 CALI
tDOO. fornia st. mrl7 IL
An UPRIGHT PIANO; $50: CHAsE'S MUSIC
The morning call., 1891-03-18

OH 0OQ LAGUNA ST, ~ BLOCK FROM
ID II .OOO. Unou-St. cable; new flats OF 6 and
Z rooms and bath each. with all latest improve
meRtS throughout rents $40 per month; LOT 40 II.
lrontage BONEE. TOY q Co. 10 MONTGOMERY 81
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-09

Mr.. Robt Snodgrass of Boyd gave us a
pleasant CALI today.
Mrs, sFnlier and Miss smith are in the
city the guests OF Mrs. Briggs.
J. H. Menefee, of Dufur, gave the
CHRONICLE office welcome call today.
Phil Armour, the great Chicago pork
packer claims to be descendant of Rob
ert Burns "Bonnie JEAN
Mr. A. v. Underwood of Boyd has
been appointed to the state university
at Corvallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Dufur, Mr. F. C.
Sexton and Mr.. II. 4. Johnston OF Dufur
are in town.
Mr., and Mrs. E. l.. Smith of Hood
River left this morningfor Victoria where
Mr.. Smith will attend meeting of the
grand lodge of the A. o. U. w.
The committee of the Fourth celebra-
'tion remitted today9to the captain of the
Maple Dell's base ball club, of the Cas-
cades, the prize of $25 for winning the
base ball game in this city on the Fourth.
1t is estimated that, at least $50, ,0O0,
600 of government paper money, sup
posed to be in circulation, has been des-
troyed or lost. By the sinking of one
vessel off the Atlantic coast some years
ago, 81 900 900 in green backs were lost.
An Arlington correspondent of the
Fossil Journal says that wheat grower
on the Heppner branch made a contract
last week with a firm of Portland ship
pers to furnish several thousand bushels
of wheat at 20 cents a bushel, free on
board the lone.
With the majority of the fish wheels
the fishing season is practically ended.
and Captain Stone caught only one fish
each. few wheels in favored localities
will continue to catch more or less till
the close of the season. Fishermen here
say that during the season hitherto, not
more than quarter catch has been
taken.
A collision occurred this morning near
the Columbia hotel, between the sprink
ling wagon and Wood Brothers meat
wagon. The result was that the meat
wagon was turned bottom side up and
the horse dragged it in this fashion for
about a block when he was easily caught.
An axle was badly sprung and some
slight damage was done to the seat, but
neither the horse nor the driver were in
jured.
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Arsenious Acid.

The medical dose of arsenious acid is
about one twentieth of grain. given in
pill form after meals. This dose is5in-
creased under the directions of physi-
clans. but it is thing with which the
laity should not tamper. The lethal or
deadly dose is generally placed at about
one and one-half grains for an adult. It
has been placed at about one and one
half to two and one-third grains. The
effects of arsenical solutions, such as
Fowler's, are more rapid and severe than
those of the solid drug.
Fowler's solution is a preparation
much used. Women take it because it
gives a plump appearance and beauties
the complexion. 1t is given in medicine
as an alternative and is much used in
skin diseases. Fowler's solution con-
tains four grains of arsenious acid to the
ounce. 1t is nearly colorless, with q
faint taste of the compound spirit of
lavender which is in it. The average
dose in beginning is five drops in wine
glassful of water after meals. The ounce
of solution contains about eight tea
spoonfuls. and according to this the tea
spoonful contains about half a grain of
arsenious acid.-Kansas City Star.
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The Man that Don't ..kick. .
The DALLEs, Or, July 8, lSe

The DALLEs, Or, July 8, 1891.
EDITOR CHRoNIcLE-As the Fourth
and things connected Herewith have be-
come asubject of general discussion al
low me to suggest that possibly we (that
is the "heft on us'') are slightly related
to the mule, though will not admit are
assinine aud are always looking for an
opening to kick and we generally get in
no matter whether it be brother
mule" or an outsider, and generally it is
ourselves that are most hurt. Now we
have kicked at the Colonel, kicked at
the committee and everything else in
sight and you often hear the expression,
1.-The Dalles has received black eye
that it will be hard to get over Well,
who has given it? People that came
here on that ill-fated day or our jealous
and uncharitable way OF treating things
done? The failure of the sham battle to
materialize seems the most agreeable
thing to kick at and, while subscribed
several dollars, and gave some time and
would like the best in the world to have
had it take place, yet, under the circum-
stances, considering what the men had
gone through marching up through the
sand and wind and pulled about town in
whiriwind of dirt for hours and then
| insist that in such blizzard, that that
part be carried out, does not seem to me
she part of humanity and will say l am
not a member of the militia or brass
band, nor do take much stock in mill
tary affairs nor am 1 an apologist for
officers. Neither am 1 on the inside or
know who is to blame, but do believe we
are allowing jealousy, prejudice and a
propensity to talk just little louder
than the next man to have too much
swing. ANTI KICKER.
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silk Raising in France.

During the first half of the present
century silk raising in France was quite
prosperous. In 1908 the production was
500, 900 kilogs. 1t then increased steadily
until 1849, when 1t was about 2,O00, 900
klogs. In 1854 mulberry trees began to
be attacked by ravaging disease, which
destroyed many plantations, and was
merely the first of many reverses which
have harassed and discouraged French
silk growers. Since then the production
has been subject. to great fluctuations.
In 1876 the low water mark for the cent
ury was reached, with an output of but
155, 900 klogs. During the last ten years
the annual production has been from
100000 to 100000 klogs.-Cor. Dry
Goods Economist.
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Some Daiies Fruit.

Mrs. j. II. Covington has brought to
the CHRoNICLE office some fine peaches
which are richly favored and toothsome.
They are of the '''Early Crawford va
riety and are fully ripe. AIrs. Coving-
TOMS place is three miles above The
Dalles, just this side of the Seufert's.
She and her husband have five acres in
orchard and are well pleased with the re-
suit. The orchard is in a sheltered cove
and for the eight years it has been titled
there never has been y failure Of any
part of the crop. Mrs. Coyington says
they keep careful account of all sales
and expenses, and that the orchard
brings an average of $500 per acre each
year in fruit or melons. Last year $500
worth of melons were sold from a little
over an acre, besides what the family
used and gave away. At one time $3.50
worth OF straw berries were sold from less
than half acre of the Covington place,
all of which goes to show that exceed
ingly fine crops can be raised in the vi
cinity of The Dalles. On this orchard
there is no San Jose scale or other fruit
pests, all of which goes to show that by
proper care OF the trees they can be kept
healthy in this vicinity and orchards
can be conducted at handsome profit.
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cHKoNIcLE fssHoKr sTors.

Raspberries,i three boxes for twenty.
five cents at Joles Brothere.
For headache use S. B. headache cure.
For coughs and colds use 1919.
For .physic always use S. B. headache
cure.
Use Dufur -four. 1t is the best.
Ask your grocer for Dufur flour.
2379 is the cough syrup'fo children.
One hundred gallons currants at Joles
Bros.,'' twenty five cents per gallon.
For o. N G.. diaarhoea S. B. pain
cure is the best thing known.
Get me cigar from that fine case at
Snipes & Kinersley's.
A.. M. Williams & Co., have on hand
fine lot of tennis and bicycle shoes.
For ice cream crainp use S. B. pain
cure.
Centeryille hotel, on the Goldendale
stage road, furnishes first class accommo-
dation for travellers.
For 4th of July collie use s. B. pain
cure. s s
The drug store of G. E. Dunham, de-
ceased, is now open and will be so con-
tinued until further notice
For 4th Of July collie use S. B. pain
cure.
The celebrated Walter II. Tenny Bos-
ton-made mems and boys fine boots
and shoes in all styles, carried by The
Dalles Mercantile company at Brooks
& Beers old stand. et
Don't wear your life out scrubbing
your kitchen floor when you can buy
such beautiful linoleum, the best for
kitchen and dining room, for rs cents a
yard, and oil-cloth at 35 cents yard at
the store of Prinz & Nitsche.
For 4th of July collie use S. B. pain
cure.
Long Ward offers for sale one of the
best farms of it's size in Sherman. county
1t consists of 240 acres of decided land at
Erskinville. There is a never-failing
spring of living water capable. OF water
ing five hundred head of stock daily.
The house, which is large store build
ing with ten rooms attached alone cost
$l700. A blacksmith shop and other
buildings and the whole surrounded by a
good wire fence. viii be sold cheap and
on easy terms: Apply by letter or other
wise to the editor of the CHRONICLE or to
the owner, w. l.. Ward, Boyd, Wasco
county, Oregon.
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A very small EARNING Area

Some interesting facts regarding New
Mexico are contained ina census bulletin
recently issued. 1t appears that crops
were raised by irrigation in the year end
ing June 80, 1890, on 81. .745 acres, or 1895
square miles, little more than one-tenth
of per cent of the entire area of the ter
ritorys The aggregate plumber of farms
was A. ia (not including those of the Pueb-
10 Indians), and Of these 3.0e5, or nearly
three-fourths, depended upon irrigation.
A Good conceit Of himself.
Lieutenant Ito his intended)-I see by
the papers that there is an increase in
the mortality of the female population.
Had no idea that my engagement would
produce such disastrous results -Sach-
sischer Position.
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