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HsndIIre th, BicvcIes

1t Is interestin gto watch the ebb and
flow OF cyclists In the Grand Central
station on Sunday or a holiday. Hun
dreds of them pass through ard take a
train for the country. In the shed in
the Grand Central station, where all the
incoming trains stop, huge bicycle
rack has been erected. 1t Is directly over
the baggage room and II Is n sort of a
roof garden. All along the sides of this
roof is arranged a regular bicycle rack.
Tbs frort wheel is showed in between
the two retaining bars. and 60 the wheel
rests. rigid and safe from collision. The
wheels are first run into the baggage
room below. Then they are made fast
to a lifting tackle and pulled up to the
roof, through an open scuttle and swung
off to the resting place. They are let
down in similar manner
The game provision Is made In the bag
gage care attached to trains that carry
number of wheels. The through trairs
do not. as rule. have Many bicyclepof-
fereu az baggage, but the locals are
often literally swamped with them.
Thesa racks are arranged all around
inside the cars, and in some instances
there are two tiers OF them. The wheels.
properly ticketed, are thus cafe from
collision and pressure that might result
in injury. The trainmen do not take at
all kindly to the new order OF thing gs,
and loudly condemn everyone that rides
wheel. The carrying Of bicycles as
baggage makes necessary degree Of
care and attention on their part that al
most doubles their work. The traffic Is
erowiur daily, however, and in, the fu-
ture 1t may not be a strange thing to
see freight cars ON various tradrs given
over SOLELY to bicycles.-New York Tri-
bunR
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Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, March 1S.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter says: The past week
has been distinctly one of higher prices and
increased activity The market Is broader
and as we go to press the indications all
point to larger transactions. Taking the
market as whole It may perhaps do to say
that low grade woods are up cent and fine
grades half cent. Territory WOODS are
stu In very strong demand and prices may
be said to show an advance of 2 to cents
woods has been characterized by great
deal of activity. good sales of Australian
and South American cross brede being re-
corded Fleece WOODS have developed great
strength owing to their scarcity and the
excellont demand for them. The sales in
Boston for the week aggregate 7,161 900
pounds, 3,776o00 being domestic and 1885,
100 100 BOUNDS pounds the correspondne @ a week v las last
year.
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Rea, Estats Transfers

Thursday, March IS, 1897.
Mary Miller to Isabel M Gohn-Lot 70.
block c. replat Of Thomas q Wotkyns'
University Bank Of Los Angeles. trustee.
| to Los Angeles Olive Growers association
Fractional block 1872 Maclay rancho;
| 5000
e. Mahar to Gustave Falk-Lot 4, block
80, San Pedro. lot u. Peck's subdivision Of
block 81, and lot 25. Peck's subdivision OF
block IS. San Pedro; $500
John Lund to George w. Lyles-Lots
| and "A, Pecks subdivision of block S5, and
! lot 1s. Pecks subdivision Of block 80, San
Frank A. Gibson, trustee. to Bessie A.
Long-Lot a57, order & Dow's Adams
street tract; $780,
Henry q. and Lucy f. Wilson to f: T..
Haney-Lot "A, Farris & Lyman's subdi-
George &. Edwards and chas. wooster.
executors, to Irwin ]. Fisher-W1z Of SEA
Of SWA. sec; ! s 49, $1,000. - - =, !,
Thaddeis B. Kent trustees-Trust deed
In rancho sausal Redondo Gauspita;
G. d. Reynolds ct al. by John Burr. sher-
Gertrudes; $500.
Manzana Colony to Wilfred Fl. Munro
Lot 4 block 5, Mansana Colony lands; $3.50.
W. o. and X. E. Stevens to Joseph Nor
gan-Lots . and 7. block O. subdivision of
Garvey ranch: 5000.
]. D. and NJ. Mcleod to z. J. Holt ct al
trustees-Lot 1s, block 9. Central Park
Peter Markey to Frederick Rehbock-Lot
IT, solano tract; $780,
George H. Peck ct al. to August johnson
Lot 10, block 81. Harbor View subdivision;
| S276
August and Anna johnson. to Roland D.
| Hoskell--Lot 10. block 81, Harbor view
| subdivision; SAYS.
| 8. J. and Eliza J. Wickersham to Theo-
dore p. Gorcon--Part block " subdivision
OF lands Of Painter & Hall; $780,
Machias and Ruth Wilson to William
| and Sarah D. Lee-Lot II. Baldwin & Lind
| ley's subdivision: $350s W
Mary a. and John G. Dickson 70 j. Fl.
Ioel-Lots ana * Hosmer'suubdivision
Tsnnie Royal 1t d. to 11sxsi, u osborne.
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The world'e submsrlns cables

The worlds submarine cables now
number more than thirteen hundred, ac-
cording to the recent presidential ad-
dress to the London Institution of Elec.
trical Engineers. The have an aggre-
gate length Of 1872 900 nautical miles
over half of them being less than ave
miles long. while eight Of them exceed
1000 miles. They represent total ex-
penditure Of about 5000. 900, about rs per
cent of which Is British capital A fleet
of forty-one repair ships is maintained
The ELECTRICIAN can localize the breaks
in cable closer than the captain can
sail his vessel, yet a break on one Of the
Anglo American lines cost almost hall
million dollars to mend this beins
probably the most expensive repair or
record. 1t Is possible to transmit nearly
fifty words Of f1ve letters each per min
ute on the Atlantic cables by an auto
matte traremitter.-Boston Evening
Transcript.
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San Francisco Produce

Mill and Feed Stuffs-Middlings 1850
2'G DrsoSs II cran Wheat S0 and oa
7.oo@lo.oo; oat. 6.oo9s.o co. barley. 5,OoQS. 50
per ton; best barley. 7.ooas.5o: alfalfa, 500
Gs.0s; clover. e.o@s:0O; stock, 5cOa6. 50; COM
60o97.0o. Straw. per bale, S5Q5o
Potatoes-Early rose. 75Qs0 cents per cen
tai: Salinas Burbanks. soal 10; garden chile
LOCI Is; river Burbanks, soqSo; rIver reds,
luna and Tomales Burbanks. 60aS0; new
potatoes, 2Q2% sents per pound; sweet PC
tatoes. 1.25@1. Is per GENITAL.
49, BFy sms nifVip'nl White las siss s%a %Sit. lG rs
~various-o 15oa17 per Genital; Or
egon do, 1.75lf2.25 per Genital dried peppers.
ssslic' gar en DSan common ass srss 's ae
choice do, IN; tomatoes. 1.26 per box;
green peas. 4GS per pound; string beans. S
gu; green peppers. i:id8i.so per box; esg
1.00@l. Is per box; rhubarb, 1.15G1. 10 per box.
Fresh Fruits-Good to choice apples, 100
GLIB per box; fancy do 2.c0@2.n.
psi S'sos 5os FTsisNaSsl .sssns dV t ossst AncsS
0i.Oo; seconds do. i.5cSs.oo: fancy DO. a.s5.
TrSpical fru!ts-Ba.sass, :s, 1Ooaaco per
smyrna iiss, 1s8il cents per pound dates,
Dried fruits. jobbing oeeturnished by
the san francisco fruit exchange:
Apricots-Fancy Moorparks, 10; choice
do, II; good do. SA; standard, 4; prime. 0h
Apples-Evaporated, ~ sun dried. *,
ard, 5; prime. ~: peeled, In boxes. 121s.
Pears-Fancy halves .6h: fancy quarters.
81; choice, 4zs95; standard, 4; prime, zx@S
Plums-Pitted, ~; unpitted, H.
RRrunssnrouE Rsoss s!ass. sH: s,,o. ~ ....,a
ard. L.
Figs Choice white. /; do black. 8: fancy
white, In lob boxes 656So.
Raislns--Jobbing prices: In sacks or 50-lb
boxer. four crown, loose. 51; three crown.
~; two crown, SH; seedloss Sultanas. * :
crown London layers 1S0: clusters. 1.60
Dehesa clustore 475: imperial clusters. 3.25
Grapcs-ln 2Q-ib boxes: Three crown Lon
don layers. Lis; clusters. 160; Dehesa clus-
Butter Fancy creamery, 1oPa6.k; second
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To the Public: take pleasur. in tes-
tifying to my maryelovS recoHery IlI of ondst ss,
Timer IN MAN Main street. Los Angeles. from a
number Of stubborn ailments. among
pepsa ana kindred stomach 1ansS 'sGuslss djseass
Be-. ns,s that consider this ply sician exceiled
IN. 50 far ss my case Is concerned Was IN
tt.7n coupled with other disorders, was my
sction IN this respect ;dd and alhSsgh ntl,I's,.
scrne Of the larger cities of this country
ADVISED me should ,ys aiways b,,, have uodr to de
wyce even then. Dr. Wong Him remedies
have enabled me 70 ahandon totally the use
Continue to give such service. both
for near work and distant, as is truly
wonderful To the skill and remedies OF
the physician named can alone be attrib-
uted q revolution In my physical condition
throughout that puzxles these wis knew
cf the 'tncurable" character Of my af-
fictions. Respectfully.
Pico Heights +. O.. Cal. Sept. g. 1896.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices Of Cereals and Shipments
Received

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1S.-Wheat
inactive; December, 1.17is; May, 1.s5]s
Barley, weaker December. 707s; May, 72as
Corn, large yellow. S21sGs5. California
bran. 12.Oo@12.5o. Flour, family extras 50t
@5lS; bakers extras, 4.7S@4.sS; superfine,
4.1094.S5.
Wheat--No. shipping, 1.o5; choice do
1854 milling. 1.40dI1. As.
Barley--Feed. 725Sa7sN brewing, s5@ssM
to choice do. 1.1591.ao; poor to fair. 105d
l.l0; surprise. 1.45q1.50; gray, 1.15@1. 30;
black for feed, 1.ood1.05; do for seed, 1.iod
l.1s; scrt;, REQ, l1S@l.so; milling, lsSal'S
wheat. centals. 1850; barley. centals, $3.50:
corn. centals, 1850; rye. centals. $50; pota-
toes. sacks. 1885; onions, sacks. 27e: bran,
40; straw. tons. so: WOOL bales, 25S; hiles,
number, 40. quicksilver TASKS, 12; wine,
gallons, 1880.
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Chicago L.lYestock

CHICAGO. March 1S.-Cattle-Sales were
on a. basis of S.7oQ5.so for common to strict :
~ choice beef steers, the bulk of the trad
ing at 4.5944S0; bulls. S.50f390; choice
heifers at $50; calves as high as 400. The
bulk of the hogs crossed the scales at S9Osp
400; heavy packing lots at 3.65a3s IS; prime
medium weights sold at 4.01a. Common to
choice sheep soldht a.OQd435; westerns
comprising the bulk of the offerings and
going at 4.ocq4.s5 as a rule; prime native
sheep were scarce and largely nominal at
4.40u4.60 lambs were wanted at $500 l. 90
for few poor lots. up to 5.25 for choice
western floclys
Receipts-cattle. 6ooo; hogs. a2. 900; sheep,
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CHICAGO MARKET
The Days Transactions on tho Board oi
Trade

The Days Transactions on tho Board Of
Trade
CHICAGO. March 1s.-The opening in
wheat was weak on the declining tendency
which so readily succeeded the strong
opening at Liverpool The exhibition few
minutes later OF cablegrams from Liver
pool reporting an advance OF penny there
but claiming them to refer to a later hour
than the subseqent decline that was known
to have taken place, deceived a good many
of those who saw them and was the means
of inducing buying enough to cause May
to recover " in about ten minuets. The
opening transactions were over range or
from 7SA to 1885 and the upturn referred to
raised II to 741z, the price at which 1t closed
yesterday. Then the market turned weak
again. not so much on account of news as
from the very dullness OF trade. Crop
damage reports were quite numerous again,
and OF a serious character from some To-
calities, so serioue In fact that many short
spasms of strength were intermixed with
the general weakness of the morning.
About noon the price had worked down TO
73%. Aside from the crop damage reports
there was little In the way Of news to in
duce buying There was absolutely no
demand from abroad worthy of name. The
net clearances from Atlantic ports were
again disappointingny light and unless
Russia and tho Danubian ports Aave much
smalness of the worlds shipments this
week must have brought the time little
nearer when the demand from abroad
must become more. Chicago receipts were
IS cars and the out-inspection 81, 900 BUSH
els. Minneapolis and Duluth got 205 cars
against 32S the preceding Thursday and G72
| q year ago. The price tended downward
until near the close. May got down TO 791A
but during the lpst few minutes an advance
OF cent at st. Louis put some backbone to
the market. Nay advancing suddenly to
TiM. That price was bid at the close. Corn
was quiet but 1ym. Owing to the way In
which the corn is goinGout Of the country
shorts are getting a little nervous and
their buying oday although limited. was
sufficient to sustain prices. Exports were
643. 900 bushels. Oats were quiet and steady
during the greater part of the session. but
closed easy with a slight loss. Provisions
after dragging till noon improved radical
ly during the last hour and closed very
strong.
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BAKERIRONWORKS
LINES OF TRAVEL
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

The company's ELEGANT steamers :T Z santa Z y,
and Port Los Angeles at 1;20 pm. ior san san
Francisco via. Santa BarbaTa, ~ ana roI5 ,5
T. g q, ii. IS "a 2S 50 May = % "a q
Redondo at II am. for San. Diego March
8. I, II, Is. 10. e. "a 81 April e "a 4 & :, ~, az ~
calls also at Newport Cars dsof connscs d M via
or from Redondo Ry. depot at 9:S0 am
Cars connect via Port Los Angeles ing st ieare asre
north bound. ,..va
San Pedro and East San Pedro FOR san
Ffanc,sco Fra via Ventura. Carpsntsria. santa
Harbars. Gaviota, Port Harford, C4yucoss
ga, Slime son' Monterey and Santa Crux, at
s:so so I'm. March ! g. 10 a. y. q, g. 30 Apl
s. ]. IL 10, 10. 23. n, May !, 5. 3, y. !! y; X
~. Cars connect with steamers VIA Sen ~
Pedro leave 8 T. r; r; (Arcadoe ds uep1sik ~ k@ 0s
pm The company reserves serves .iss s,sns 'ners 70
sniIing da; Is and hours Of sailing NJ Tar
ris. Agent, l24 ". Second St, Los n An9e,S{s' ~
GOODALL, PERKINS q co. 'fsi'' <>sess
Sar Francisco.
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n, embossea GLASS

Very beautiful results are obtained by
Enelisr artisans in emhossing on glass
by means Of tin-foil stencils, the latter
being cut out Of thin sheets Of metal or
cardboard, In the same manner as for
wall decorationr. ctc. II var1sish colors
are employed they are laid on as evenly
az possibly through the perforAtiors IN
the plate. and hafdened afterward In !
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TESTIMONIAL
.Tan,,arv5 1897

January 5, 1877
To the Public: take this means of ex..
pressing my thanks to DR.. Wong Him OF
6ss Upper Main street for having cured me
Of kinney and stomach trouble which
caused me great prostration: l was unable
To get a good nights sleep for about three
vears. and. acting under theadvice OF the
hast doctors OF Chicago, ! came here to ge'
weil on the climate, but kept getting grT,.- E.
Wnnr Him. and by the aid of his wonder
III life-giving herbs can say that In three r. e
,nonths' time / am a new woman and rec.
stronger than ever did. Any person WISH
MISS KLEMME,
The herald., 1897-03-19

Greece was withdrawing her troops from
Crete. and collapsed later, closing dun,
consols dropping to 1l7M. Prices. how
ever, are better. Americans were firm on
New York support. Kaffirs were better
on news OF deep levels. The India budget
is expected tomorrow, Cables anticipate a
rupee as we'll as sterling loan The Paris
and Berlin markets were unsettled but
rather better.
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executrix-West 40 feet of east 70 feet of
lots 2, 4 and 6, block ia, Long Beach; $3.50.
Sarah A. and Chas. A. Gardner to Clifford
P. Hervey-Part lot 26. block A. San Pas
quail tract; $500.
Leopold Duchon to Stephen Buhr-Lot
G. Peck's subdivision Of block 81. San Pc
dro $40.
r.. II. Winans to John C. Lennon-Agree-
ment to convey west acres of north &
acres of NEl4 of SWA, sec. Is, 2 s, 49, $1,000.
John A. and Susie s. Worthen to Solo
mon p Creasinger-Lots 2, 8 and T. block
20, Phillips tract; $4,000.
SUMMARY.
Deeds Observation-Disclosures. 81
Nominal .......................... 27
Total Observation-Disclosures. s54 946. 90
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laazal5; fancy dairy. IA; second do. 70

do, 14h@l5; fancy dairy, a. second do, II
Q13
Cheese-Fancy mild. new. S@10; fair to
good, COL; California cream cheddar. 10411 !;
Young America, Sq9; eastern. l4Q14ls;
western, 111em12ls.
Eggs-11@1lh.
Poultry-Live turkey gobblers and hens.
10 per lb; old ROSTERS. 3.00GlS.50 doz.
young do, 60oqG.50; broilers. small 1000
hens. s.o0alO0; old ducks, 100000; do
young, 6.50a750; geese, 1.75@2.0o; goslings.
2.5oQ3.0o; pigeons. old, 1.2541.50; do young,
$50
brant, 125a1.50; hare, I5N1.0o; rabbits, 1.o09
1.50; English snipe, 800.
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Silver Bullion

NEW YORK. March 1s-Bar silver, 6zN !;
Mexican dollars, 1914.
LONDON, March lS.-Bar silver, 20 9-18d.
6AN FRANCIeCO, March 1S-Bar silver.
0zx; Mexican dollars, b05td51.
NEW YORK, March 1S-The silver mar
ket at London ruled f1rmer today on con-
tinental purchases. Buyers from india are
holding or In view Of developments in
Japan of the measure introduced for gold
coinage. Bullion dealers were interviewed
in this city regarding the bill and professed
TO be in the dark as to its details and are
waiting intelligence regarding 1t with in
tarest IN. order to judge Of Its probable ef-
feet on the market.
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L,verpoo, nsrket

LIVERPOOL, March 1S.-Spot wheat
closed firm with poor demand; No. red
spring, 0s 11sd; No 1 California, 6s 8. Flu
lures closed steady with near and distant
positions unchanged from yesterdays >
closing prices; business about equally dis
tributed. March 6s I'D; May. 6s 23td; July,
IS Cd. Spot corn closed firm; American
mixed, rs ND. Futures closed steady;
business about equally distributed. March,
20 7isd; April, Is Sd; May, Is S94d; June, 2s
s1fd; July, rs 10kd. Flour closed. steady
with. poor demand; st. Louis fancy win
ter, s. Cd.
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Three NIshti 10 chIcsss

IF you travel east BY the Santa Fe
route you need spend but three nights
in a sleeper. You can't do II In less than
f1ve any other way.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, March 1s-Today's
statement of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $217, sos, 1876;
gold reserve, $l51, ,312 264.
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NionevOuotatlons

NEW YORK, March 1a-Money on can
easy at 1H@1x per cent; last loan, ~; ;
closed, 1H@i& per cent; prime mercantile
eteady with actual business In bankers
bills at l.S7&4NA for demand, and 4S5ff
4.6h for sixty days; posted rates, 1850
Ae6M and !: e@4. ~: commercial bills 4.S43{:
silver certificates. 62H.
LONDON, March 1G-Consols. Ill 1916.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 18-Drafts
sight, Is; telegrnphic, 17h.
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Bond List

NEW YORK. March 1S.-The following
were the closing quotations on bonds to-
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L,ndou rInJrkefs

NEW YORK. March 18--TKe Evening
The stock market opened nat today on
political runors, but recovered on an un-
eont1rmed telegram from Vienna saying
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Ro.,or o,o,o,,oce

BOSTON, March 1S-Atchison, uH; Bel
Telephone, 22lA; Burlington, 779s; Mexican
Central, s; San Diego, 20.
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TO curs Cold IL One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II It
fails to cure. 26c.
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OF CALIFORNIA no.

IRECToRY OF CALIFORNIA no.
GRAND HOTELS. r. Thorn. Manager.
Cor. Migas' sas f9sns!sso. Hna a!sn,s0msry'
European Plan.
---------,----
HOTEL cnEEN-J. H. Holmes. manager.
HOTEL METROPOLITAN Catalina
Island.
HOTEL ARCADIA--santa Monica. s.
Rheinhnrt. proprietor.
HOTEL HoLLENBECK-sp and Sec.
ond streets. Los Angeles.
HOTEL RAMoNA--spring and Third
streets. Los Angeles.
ABBorsroRD INN-corner Eighth and
Hope streets, Los Angeles.
HOTEL PoRTI,ANp-l4 South Spring
street. Los Angeles.
HOTEL BRUNswICK-santa Ana. Amer
ican and European plans.
HOTEL HoLyRocD-niverside. B.
Cochrane, proprietor
THE RowEII-Main gnd Ninth streets.
Riverside, b J. Davis. proprietor.
HOTEL cARLToN--is to q East Colo
rado street; Pasadena.
HOTEL AvALoN-Avaion Santa Cata-
Ina Island.
HOTEL BREWSTER-J E. O'Brien. pro-
prietor. Fourth and G sts., San Diego.
| ..|
HOTEL RELLHvUE TmRRACE-Cor-
proprietoy.
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NO. 2 Spring wheat, 73Is0Dl4Is; No. 3
spring, 71ls; No. red, Sfsas9ls; No. corn,
23M@24; No. 2 oats, 1slsql6a.; No. white,
barley. nominal; No g. 2sas2 fob. No. 4,
22lh924 fob; No. l fax seed. 7Slh@Solh:
prime timothy seed 275: mess pork, per
bbl.. S.SoqsS5; lard, per 100 lbs. 4171s short
ribs sides. Qoose), 4.65d4.S5: dry salted
shoulders Cboxed), 1905; short clear sides,
(boxed), 4AQ47s; whisky. distillers' finish
ed goods, ner gal LII
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Timing Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO. Mar 1S-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks today
verc as fol1oWg:
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A New Gift Book

This book contains lessons on Afak.
omy. Herbal Medicines, origin 1n1
causes of Disease and how q Cur
Them; 100 Testimonials; 115 pasex
Write forit. By Or. T. Fo3 YuuN
Oriental ana lIppeslal Pny
gag 8. Bsosdway. ~ &s5lr, 81
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Latest style Of wall paper At A. A. Eek
Ittoms. S24 South Spring street.
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NO. 1888.
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
RESOURCES.

At Los Angeles. In the state of California
at the close Of business. March 9, 1897.
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Mexican drawn work 4 campbsn'a
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NEW YORK, March 1S-Petroleum was
steady. United closed 2l% bid.
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Os ANGELEs SAVINGS BANK.
Notice of Removal

DR.. Wong Him, the
Imperial Chinese
physician, begs to
announce a to his
numerous friends
and patients that
he has removed to
larger and more
modern premises. at
sa 8. Hope street.
between Eighth and
Ninth streets, where
he still hopes to
merit the favor OF
their pat r o n a 6 e..
Take Trac Il o n,
Grand avenue or
Washington st.cars.
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HOTEL CARLTON--1: to q East Colo.
rado street: Pasadena.
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, March l6.-The following
are The closing stock quotations:
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HOTEL AvALoN-Avalon Santa Cata-
Ina Island.
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HOTEL. BREWsTHR-J. q. o'Brien. pro-
prietor. Fourth ard G sts.. San Diego.
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THE ROWELL-Main Qnd Ninth streets.
Riverside, =. j. Davis. proprietor.
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HOTEL BELLEVUE TMRRACE-Cor-
nseISistds. ''s5 s'sta and Seaf' 90 : 4 olDsa'
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HOTEL Observation-Disclosures.
Cochrane, proprietor.
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HOTEL BRUNSWICK-Eanta Ar
ican and European plans.
The Dickinson press., 1897-08-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

S. L. Carroll is visiting in Fari.
bault, MINI.
Receiver Lamb was up from Bis
marck on Tuesday.
Mrs. II. Weston and children have
returned to Valley city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Simpson return.
ed Thursday from st. Paul.
Mrs. G. H. Merry and the twins are
visiting at the Chase Ranch.
James G. Campbell had legal busi-
ness in Bismarck on Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Miethe are visit
ing with H. G. Meithe at Yule.
Prof. c. H. Clemmer is enjoy ing a
visit from his father of Cincinnati.
Miss Mary E. Coleman returned
last Saturday from her Pacific coast
trip. -
Mrs. Fred Leonberger is up from
Mandan, the guest of Mrs. j. Leon
berger.
Miss Ora Greene of Spokane, WASH,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
Greene.
A. L. Martin. the Sentinel Butte
merchant. was a pleasant caller on
Thursday.
Charles Ferrier of Jam estOwn went
out south this week to do state YETI
nary work. =.
Mrs. NJ. T. Smith. Miss Vassar and
Miss Granteer went to Glendive
Thursday on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Angliss return
ed the first of the week from an out
ing in the Bad Lands.
Mrs. Anna Hills of Des Moines,
Iowa, arrived Thursday and will
spend few weeks visiting old ac-
quaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Black, of TT.
Dodge. 1ons,Sn their return from
the Coast, stopped in Dickinson Tues.
day to visitstheir cousin, Geo. Reitz.
Miss Mabel Simpson, sister of G. G.
Simpson Of this place, and Miss Jen-
ME Messuere, arrived last Saturday
from Arcadia, Wis, to spend two or
three weeks in the Bad Lands.