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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ACTIVE PARTY. competent - tax" fnll
charge Of Office. investing s1"r'. can 'e-
cure control nf cash business pas ing Hisr
profits; Investment perfectly faic. For ~
iervlew address QIIcE KEilR rms. IT'D
me once.
a GOOD POSITION Is nov open 10
gentleman with small capital ana 'n"rtf
nf.lsfnncr wanted IN my busy business
EDWARDS. 10 Wofi 4"i-st
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED f..
business purposes investors advised
CwithonIt charger ~ drTirabl" oppo'tnnitlrs.
highest commercial references. bRlif5 a
CARLETON. BROKERS. 2o2 nroadwnN
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for
manufacturers md others desiring 20 -N-
tend their business, si"T"s ana business
places sold quickly without .ruhn,l,y.'
MpONALD g. WIGGlNS. l4o Hafsau-s'.
ATTENTION LIvTRYMEN. BARGAIN.
az 600 Newark. y. j. business. stock,
eeiaSlshed lignt livery AM boarding stiblr
profits 300. low reiii. mirhi lake phit
ner. HODGES. l1G broadway Room h2l.
ADD TO YOUR lNcOME.-we ofrer a
limited amount Of 20 per cent DlvldrnI
Earning stock on monthly p"ynl,s .n,s oi -
dress THE AMERICAN CONSTRUCTIONS
co. Lancaster. Ky. -
ATTENTION. LIvERTMEN! Newark.
n best equipped general livery IN
the State; profile 5000: low rem l9hG
lease. cary t"rfne. lAr0cuidlh, Ii'l''T"''
l7o Broadway: Room IL
ATTENTION. Bl'TCHERs' BAI;GAIN.-
500 will buy Newark y. j.. nNiurcs
and business Of established mat pro
Vision and vegetable market. low rent
Particulars. HODGES. l1O lfroad"ay'
Room ~.
FINANCIAL AID wanted 10 patent two
valuable inventions. Box !. ~l broad
way. iirOoklyn. -
INDIA INK SKETCHES of every descrip.,
tan. :. !. SHEEHY artist care OF
Bcna,ar CO.. III Bowery
OFFICE CLERK younG man. with 5000
cash security. az assistant mah"s,
must understand German. b" quick ana
nccuraic al figures anl not AFRAID ~ iphs
hours: good lucrative position 20 uEh,
PARTY. Addr,ss II. H. CONNOk, lO' N'si
s2d-st.
SMART. ENERGETIC MAN. with some
capital in n gooa paying business. n
Y. l'osroflcr Box 42l.
sNLEsMAN. With experienc in selling
Der Of flrm ~ Investing $l.vn: references
given and REQUIRED Il grand chance Tor me
righ, man. G. y. r.. Box Z. Tribune Oi-
Nre
TO LET.-part Of floor. with all the adj
vaninge Of woodworking machinery; n
good opening Tor n cabinet maker. WOOD
turner or speciality manufaciurer
JAMES STEWART. 247 West 47ih-si
wANTED.-Arercy for some desirable
speciality In druggist. sundrlrs OF my my
article Of merit ID. W phAiLH' QUA
LASS Postotllce. New-fork
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BOSTON DEFEATED BY PITTSEURG.

Boston. June G-With SWEETS Stalcy and Lovett
on the bench to-day the Boston management tried
two cheap amateurs in the box. and the Ptishnrss
batted and ran bases until they were tired. Lamre
was batied out OF the box in the third inning AMI
Smith the Holy Cross pitcher. who succeeded him.
did little better. though manifesty of superior
mettlc The Bostons battcl hard enough 10 win ont
had they not been handicapped IA the box. At
tendance. 9107. Score.
Boston ........................O o II
Pitfsburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L = D -
Basehts-Bo Boston IL. Pittshurg Il. Errors Boston
: Piftsburg Batteries Lampe Smith COnnaUght
and Camel: Colcolough and Mack. Cmpire-Emslie
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


Femme.
A -A.-cOOKS. launlresses chamber
maids Mattresses. kltchrrmaids house
workers. buffers useiul-ucn nll swedish
Mrr. MALMnERG's Bureau 3'2 hh-a'e"
upstairs
ATTENTION. At IRWJN's Employmen,
Ag-ncy corner 0th-ave. and llth-si
"i'rompi. polite. pairs'aking, understands
his nit.uss, ANA the interests ~ his
pnfron.' F"y. y. Carroll. Ienahy.
COOK ard LAUNDREss. or HOUSE,
WORK .-Ry strong Scotch Protestant,
aisl neat waitress. together or separately.
With Mrs. TYLER. 3iG Cth-a>c.
COOK IA 4 respectable Young girl az
plain cool, IN private family, has no OBJ
lection to the country: has years city
reference from lar place. Chll Tor Two
DAYS. iOi West iNih-st; ~ moor. front
COOK ir private family. understands al
kinds Ut cooAing. wants 20 I've In coun-
nv Al Morrstnwn or suburbs. Addgess
for two days VI. NJ. Hilton p. o.. y. ].
'rtrNMRrRM and WAITRESS -Ry
young Scotch G.rl in private family u
e. 90 ,uuu.is, OsrT Two !rNs Irlri r'l'r'
Address Postofiice Box iGi Northpor,.
l.. /. ---
CUAMBERMAID.- young coIcrei girl
Ia N,nrllny- house: city or country. can
HATTIE REED Isl hight. $40 West ilst-
-. ---------
COMPANION or CUArERON.- by u re-
nmrl Fr.ich lady ueaching m private
scnnnn dis ,nKlged for the summer. To-
90 To Europe with lady or family for
irnvelling EXPENSE. be esst T., cay references
rO,,pANlON. NURSE or MAiD.-liy ~
English gentlcwoman. experienced with
in,nlIds; speaks Frnich and German: nD-
cns,omed 81 travelling highest references.
!. -. Tribune Oficc.
COOK AMI LAVNDREss. by young Cor
man girl: good cook and laundress, or do
homework: also nurse ard assist WIN WIN
homework. city or country; references. 223
East 59thst.
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a SUMNER HOTEL. clubhouse and cot
ages 10 let furnished or unfurnished.
49, 49, water; small Cottages for sale
49, / hardware store doing large
s-sness; cottage. with barn ! shoe
sS slth custom work and repairing for
mooklyh.
~...N,vsA.-klchmonl near I.enox. Cob
49,. mansion. fully furnished moderate
mi: photos. &c. NIXON. GO Broadway
AshhfTOWN-"TIIE CAsTLE."-Sum-
NJ season only. barOnial mansion. SUI
81 view: moderate rent. NIXON. 80
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

MADISON 1921. opposite MI Nor
ris parry near i2.fh-si -Iarge rooms.
with board. private house. American fam
ily.
TWO OR THREE PEOPLE wishing cool
comfortably furnished rooms a. reas"n-
able rates for n" summer OF Dy ne year
can d. accommodated ~ p Wrs' l2'h-SI' .
excellent table; honelike aimosptcie.
WEST T4TH-ST. Pleasant rooms and
select board r. e. Southern family T"'-
orences CASHIER. =. q. I.ox 100.
n VEsT lGrH.sT. Desirable rooms FOR
refined parties apgreclating cleanliness
comfort and good home table. Tri'ieh'"s
81 WEST 4aTII-ST with bard. large
ami small rooms. summer prices h"a's
els u the CITY accommodates.
3sTH-sT.. 10 WEST. VERY desirable
rooms. with board. references gwen anu
required
5orH-sT.. q WEST Third floor front
room. southern "xp''aur" Win D'"'' J.
summer prices. table DoaTa' Reference
5GTII-sT.. 3o6 WEST Large. cool rooms.
vitn or without board g'nr"mrn and
families moderate prices f"irf~h, -
ETH. ST. 3l3 WEST Large and small
rooms. with board. gentlemen or srn-
tlenlen and wives. references thDle p'"iu-
ers.
39TH-sT.. 26 WEST. Two large rooms
on. with private bath. with board. per
manent OF transient. references
L3D- ST. 81 WEST Handsome. large
rooms. en- suite or singly uanslcntS a0'
curnnodaied. superior table. references
99e WEST ETH ST Furnished rooms.
with board: terms moderate.
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Country.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

".NTED.-Sesside cottage for a famls
VI I'VE, on Massachusetts or New-Jers"y
x.iSl. al moderate rent. for four months.
Aaafess Hiland Place. Pitisburg. Pena.
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COACHMAN ard USEFUL-MAN.-By ~
spectacle man. 80; understands his Dusl-
moss thoroughly: can milk AMI be usedn,'
hest reference Address JOHN, Box -,
l242 broadway.
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TsEfpr-MAN Slrgle. would core for
r.ntlenau's country place. care hor'"s.
garden. lawn: can milk. strictly ten p"rate.
best references. pANlEL. 3sd an ave.
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ATTENDANT az COMPANION t. an in
valid gentleman wishes place; w"ll-edi-
Gated Young man: has long experience III
private and State Institutions; would be
willing 10 travel Il u"c-ssary; has g1od
Recommendations. Address a. =, Tribune
office
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Ninle.

COACHMAN.-By a competent man, hrst-
class: city or country; go0l feieiehVes'
u IOAXSON LID MnNerleY llace.
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I'SFFTI-AfkN who thoroughly under
stands the care u horses. carriages and
arness aud can milk and MAX" himself
useful about a genu"man's country place.
country reference. Adirrss WILLIAM
LAIRD. l2l W".i 4Gth a.
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COACHMAN.--Ry Young ErallshmSn' IN
darsiands care OF fine horses harn"fss
ami carriages; good driver; can come VEL o,.,
recommended. J. r.. care G. Pepper '-'
HouiaNnrl
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WORK WANTED.
Male.


COLLECTOR. &c.-By man. speaking
french and English. AS collector or any
reputable situation. good pcnman ana coz
rect at figures. FRANSGOLl, ~ Newark
81. Newark. y J.
DRArGHTSMAN. -Thorough constructive
ability: perspective coloring. opera
houses school houses. churches mercantile
buildings: Boston. Cl-vcland ard W.Firrn
architecture. 81 North 3jth-st.. Ph.lad'l-
pha
DETECTIVE special. Collects legal cvi-
dence. obtains information s"cr"tN;
shadOwng done; daily habits. 5dsp'riri
parties ascertained. no publicity; charges
moderate: highest references; consultation
at your home free CHARLES. 2U3 East
iStl-s'.
DRATGHTSMAN.-Bp IN architectural
draurhtsman; can render perspectlfrs ~
ink and water color. salary according 70
worth Address :. LTrTADEN. 10 East
SJth-st
DRIVER.-By a q .rman. with a good
route to drive bakers wagon. Nd
dress DRIVER. Tribune Branch. 3oi lul-
ton-st. Brooklyn.
ENGINEER By a nrst-class engineer OK
prrienccl on Corllss engines Steam aal
hydraulic elevators; Al references. W 81
YOUNG. ld3 Narick-st.
EHGINIER and JANiTOR Licensed: cen
DO steam ami sas fitting, plunhinG' re-
pairing II Iumps and electric bells. tic. :
Al references. ENGINEER. l,2-1 MANSON
ave.
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companion with gentleman golns 20 En-
r,,s. best references. Address Box 3jd
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ATTENDNNT or VALET by an English
i man ipG knowledge ~ massage ana ek-
bert at toilet: highest references. fob-
ERrS. i5i 4fth-si.. BroONlNn.
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po,IEsTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

, FRENCH BOY. age -. wishes sitla-
- ,ion q, Lrlp in private family. city or
c.tnfr.. gopl reference. 1916 Lexington
..,.uon laundry atgT-
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!. ~ IroflWaN
MAID-Ey young lady: competent hair
dresser AMI manicure also se1Esiress.
would Ike a position as maid. 10 ohjec-
ton 10 travelling. ~ would take a posi-
ton IN ha.r,'r.ssinr plrilr. pest references.
Address Il. CAMPBELL. 30 East 57th-st.
MAID or NURSE BY a reliable person.
situation rs maid or nurSo IN elderly or
invalid lady. .l'sp,sif,on Kind and patient;
highly rrcofnman. JOB. los 3d-ave for 2
days ring hair ir''ser's Doll
MAID ~ elderly lady. VIII assist with
chamlerwork or other work II necessary;
wiling ~ b. useful. best city reference.
]. L.. BOX 2o5. az Broadway.
NtR,E.-By respectable young German
,.iri. would like - lake ear" ~ baby
ana do ewing. l7i 7.h-a,o. top floor
Nl-p~r .r Nr-RSFRy COVERINGS. BY
rennel Germar-Nm'r.can. speaking Ger
man and English nuently, good plain
s-,yar. references. Inquire. two days, 1874
Eas: a2d-s'.. Levy's he'll.
NURSE -German girl wishes situation in
private family % mind children or usual
w,rk: his,-class reference. {. NJ, SOS
Tih-ave. -
NURSE a laiy recommends m educated
Protestant fdie-ag"d .rurse for chill
dr,n: would continue lessons through the
summer. liglt housework. platn SEWING.
NJ oarls. Can between 10 and ], 40 West
5Sth-"'.
NfFll-r. ana Sf.A NJ hf.-s.- AtAts-
ences 10 West eith-s;. present EN-
ployer's.
,;r.RSE TO rNVALID LADY.--Trained IN
mGssage: willing 10 maze herself u,etu!:
II wears aes, city reference. JIG west
ATHEIST. FRS, iloor east. -
NvRsF. &c-By . young girl as nurse
and upstairs work. call ~ East 9Zs-s,:
Nl-pSE.-Ry ralddlc-agcd Scotch Prot
es,ant nurse; any position o. tfI ,,Sre SsV az.
lie of taking entire charge % chi.rsn 90
invalid. hiEhcs, reference. Address
NI'Rst. 81 East ii,h-st.
PARLORMAID or WAgTRnss.-py a re-
spectacle Young girl good city references
is3 Maiison-ave.
SEWING Wanted. family sewing. art
c.nlroiaery. Cali Friday. ! 70 D. Mss
H.. ~ West 35d-si. -
sr.,MsTREss. Understands dressmaking
wishes employment by week or month
viii family going Z, country. Crn be seen
at present employers. 3. West Wth-st.
wNsrTI~C, -Gernlan woman wants 20
wash barber wash at 20 cents per JOG, or
f,l,l., wash az ~ cents per 0vze!' oos
Eas, ilih-si.. Room IL -
WASHING and THDNfNG.-By a nrst-
Class Ioundrcss: nutlng and polishing; rs
csr,s dozen; best city reference. al West
:Olh-st.. ring twice. --
WAcWING.-A German woman wants 10
e. 20 out washing, ironing and cleaning;
les, references GORIN. i.7G2 3i-ave.:
~ floor
MIsuING ar OVERWHELMINGLY an
exp.- iencsd lAundr"ss, washing ny cay or
n, home or 10 60 out housecleaning; can
Lring references. Call or adcr ess Mrs. 4.
J.. SMITH. iaa West 25'h-st.. rear house.
WASHING 4 German woman wishes 70
in washlag. henlng ar housecieaning by
.ho dav; or washing nj home. 22i East
4T,,i-oi: 81 floor, back. -
WET NURSERY Young strong
swedish woman. Please apply az ~
smi,h-st., one flight up. brooxlyn.
WAITRESS. BY an experienced waitress;
wages, $50. 40 East 3Ith-st.
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CoACUMAN. &c-.By sngl. man ns
coachman. generally uscfu; understand.
his business: city or country. Is careful
driver; strictly temperate and reliable; has
good city references Address COACH
MAN, Box /. Tribune Office.
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WORK. WANTED.



I,~TTPTgS -Ty u widpw. . rooms. rent
IRE. Tor services. reference. Mrs. 'pN
NELL. 2Jl Wc-t lSih.a'
sTENOGRApIIER nnl TYPEWRlTEN
By ,oung LADY NJ mod"rat" salary $50
will assist bookkerper and make hcisrlI
GENERALLY useful. Address OBllGlN'.
Tribune Oficc.
sTENOGRAPIfER by IN experienced
eicnographer and rapid writer IN me
Pennington machine. wants permanent p'-
elton: VIII Lcgln NJ small sllary Win n
Jesirnfi~ 'hfn. Address Miss \. II. r..
care Nra. IIarr.'u Pearsal. White llaln-.
r. y
LADY MUSICIAN. jus, finished season
enengef'irut pianist NJ dancing nfnd'in'.
wirhes engagement at gent"el summer h'-
tel or boarding house. VIII play Tor ann'-
ing ACCOMMODATING orchestra or singing
play classical ~ popular music. ,fach
music, plan Entertainments. give direc-
tiors in or teach dancing: hest - refer
ence. with highest recommenda,ion from
former employer ~ summer hotel Ad-
dress Music. Box 1913. postoflicc. New
York.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A BUSINESS MAN must dispose Grams
CD gsldinss. dochel. very SMOOTH.
rv,a handsome pair. q and : wears. WI.
,Asv vey,ee, mariners in all harness. ana
Oos I, poa sa!dler. sound AMI kind. ara N
ever way desirable pair. VIII accept
klf ralss II sold al once; If In search of
A. rssIr hgh-cla ass pair for a nominal out
sy. h VIII pay you 70 address HACKNEY
Boz g. Tribune Ohce.
4 PRIVATE GENTLEMAN Will sell three
handsome family saddle and driving
CHS. sound. gentle. as-ncd ana hand-
sme: low prices. QUICK SALE, 1riD-
Ene Oflee.
FOR sALE.-s,ylish family team. city
broken and sound also victoria and har-
mess. Seen az stables. 205 West 3sih-si.
FOR SALE.-P07.es that are broken and
reliable Tor small children. Address Or.
o. C. JACKSON. =. o. Box lCl. Jamaica,
l. !. y. Y
ti50.-FOR SALE. light single truck
horse and harness. al In good order.
can BE- seen al 81 Warren-st
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.


ADiRONDACKS. LAKE PLACID The
Auchrcioss Cottages. one q. one 10
ICONS situated ana. grand AM Impressive
scenery. overlooking village AMI '~o lakes
boating. tennis. completely furnished: To-
Gated near stevens House. vent JOYS. up
ply CLARENCE Il NOBLE. % Cot;lan-t-
e. Others. also ore keene Valley.
AT MONTCLAIP. y. J.-Uigh. heaithful
and attractive; one hour from city only;
large variety u furnished houses fer
t.e summer. from sGD per month UP. mod
ern Improvements. Apply 20 va. y.
HOLMES. 20 Springs, opposite D.. l.
and W. depot.
FOR RENT. in Bristol. Conn. for tho
sumner. a furnished house . 'en rooms
and halls; large. shady grounds stable.
Dc. For particulars address W II. TRACY,
Bristol, Com.
NANTUCKET To rent for the sumner
"Widewood." the most attractive cot
tge on the Islands. on 'he cliN. broad
r!,tza, beautiful water view. easy access
. beach and old ,own. photographs. etc.
Apply 10 W.. Is Cortland;-st. New-York.
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TO HAVE ITS REGATTA TO-DAY.
ANNUAL RACES OF THE NEW YORK YACHT
cIUB-or1lER YACHTING FIXTURES.
The New-York Yacht Club will sail IT'S forty
ninth annual regatta to-day. and the waters about
the entrance to New-York Harbor Will De covered
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FURNISHED ROOMS.


A e1s-es'1-~
NE FURNISHED bedroom and par
ts,o. az con,enlences: suitable f)r two.
;.s moderate. @. ~. 035 sth-ave.
ssN,h,ELOR APARTMENTS. ~ Elegant
Wis private bath: also singl" rooms
hresk..a,h; only S25 per month. including
Sth-.,s and valet attendance. West
tr.i,,t lt.fs fufn shed apartment; cen
p p, socatea: suite 3 rooms AMI BATH.
-. l2i2 Broadway
n,,,asI &l-ST. bachelor apartments.
t,rs.se residence: handsome large room:
esss or s!ngly; appointments first
nlss.SsI eSTH-ST. -Furnlshed or unfur-
. eoss =. rooms or floors; private baths;
Sn;Mi,.A.D isoS-AvE. Large cool rooms I:
to1I vr gentlemen; with or without
nb<I "'nsien's accommodated; refer
-
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-01
NEARLY a MILE IN DEPTH.

The Deepest Mining Shaft in the World Is
Said to Be in Michigan.
A few weeks ago the deepest mining
shaft in the world reached the copper
lode in the Tamarack NINE. Shaft No.
3, which is now trifie over 4, 200 feet in
depth, was begun three years ago, and
reached the vein on August at the
depth of 4, ,1s5 feet.
A trip down three-quarters of a mile
into the bowels of the earth is a de-
cided novelty. Entering the cage, says
the Chicago Record, which is an iron
elevator, fitted with all modern safety
appliances and hoisted and lowered by
an inch and half wire cable passing
over a great drum in the engine house
near the shaft, the signal is given to
lower. A separate cage is always used
for carrying men, and the rate of speed
is less than where rock is hoisted or
timber lowered in the other compart-
ments. The trip requires five minutes,
and as the cage sinks at the rate of
speed equal to that of the swiftest ele-
vator in a modern sky-scraper, the dark
walls of rock, on which faint light is
thrown by the candles and oil-lamps of
the party, seem to be swiftly shooting
upward, while the cage is standing
still.
At last the bottom is reached. A
dozen miners, covered with CRIME
and dust, are busily at work. Power
drills, fed by compressed air coming al
most a mile through iron pipes, are
tapping the rock petulantly. Men are
shoveling the rock blasted from the
lode into the cars, which are trundled
into the cages and hoisted to the sur
face. The candles throw weird
shadows, and as the reflection comes to
the mind of the mortal from earth's
surface that he is deeper down under
the earth's crust than man has ever
penetrated before, the desire to ascend
to fresh air and sunshine is apt to come
uppermost.
A few minutes show all that is to be
seen. for No. shaft has Just reached
the lode and the extensive system of
drifts, crosscuts, and WINES existing in
other shafts of the mine has been but
begun down here. The work is all
planned for many years to come, and
the force of compressed air and the
muscle of man will transfer those plans
from the paper where they were placed
by the busy brain of the engineer into
openings in the living rock, inch by
inch, but with the same power ofnever-
ceasing persistence which causes the
falling drop of water in the course of
long ages to wear away the stone.
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A " COLD IN THE HEAD y is quickly


There is no medicine 80 often needed
in every home and so admirably adapted
to the purposes for which it is intended,
as Chamberlain Pain Balm. Hardly a
week passes but some member of the
family has need of it. A toothache or
headache may be cured by it. A touch
of rheumatisn. or neuralgia quoted.
The severe. pain of burn or scald
promptly relieved and the sore healed in
much less time than when medicine has
to be sent for. A sprain may be
promptly treated before inflammation sets
in, which insures cure in about one
third of the time otherwise required.
Cuts and bruises should receive i'm
mediate treatment before the parts be-
come swollen, which can only be done
when Pain Balm is kept at hand. A
sore throat may be cured before it be-
comes serious. A troublesome corn may
be removed by applying it twice day
for week or two. A lame back may be
cured and several days of valuable time
saved or a pain in the side or chest re-
lleved without paying doctor bill. Pro-
cure SO cent bottle at once and you
will never regret it. For sale by Blakeley
& Houghton Druggists.
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NOTICE.
To All whom 1t May Concern
Oct15-3O

To All Whom 1t May Concern;
BY order of the Common Council of
Dalles City, made and entered on the
3rd day of October, 1894, notice is here
by given that said City Council is about
to proceed to order and make the i'm
provement in Union street, in said City,
as hereinafter stated, and that the cost
of such improvent will be levied upon
the property adjacent thereto, and said
Improvement will be made unless with
in fourteen days from the final publica-
ton of this notice the owners of two
thirds of the property adjacent to said
street, about to be improved, shall file
their written remonstrance against such
improvement as by charter provided.
The improvement contemplated and
about to be made is as follows, to-wit:
To improve and grade Union street in
said city, thirty feet in widtl. in the
center thereof, from the intersection of
Tenth street to Thirteenth street; thence
west one block to Liberty street; thence
south one block to Fourteenth street; /;
thence west on Fourteenth street four
blocks to Trevitt street; thence south
one block to Fifteenth street; thence
west on Fifteenth street two blocks ter
minating at the intersection of Fifteenth
and Mount Hood streets.
All of said improvement will be con-
structed in accordance with the provi-
sions of ordinance No. 270, which passed
the Common Council of Dalles City May
10, 1898.
Dated this 10Th day of October, 1894
DOUGLAS s.. DUFUR,
Oct15-30 Recorder of Dalles City.