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The Dalles Daily Chroniele.
'Entered m the Postofflce at The Dalles, Oregon,
as aeooad-clasa matter.
rertiataff. S 3 P .5.
10 Cents per line (or first insertion, and 5 Cents
per line lor each subsequent insertion.
Special rates for long time notices.
All local notices received later than 8 o'clock
will appear the following day. -
TIMJS TABLES.
The Dalles, Portland & Astoria Nav. Co.
The 4mts at ttitt. Dfjltos, l-ortland fc Aftoria
Navigation Cojwill -coHjratufce running on: Son-:
day, Aprfl 4lfa, wid tmtii iuftber nouce. ntwlor
the iolfptrtug KChafcUeH ff v$4 tgfjj
Stealer DALLESj CITY" leaTei; I:
Wharf foot of amliU:tFOJRTI.ANIi daily
(except 8nnday), at A, 11?-- -. .
Connecting with str. Regulator at the cascades,
Arrives at The Dalles, 6 p. m.
Steamer "EEGULATOB" leaves
Wharf foot of .Union St., TUB DALLES, daily
-. (except Sunday), at 6 A.M.; r-j
Connecting with str Dalle t'jty jatftbt t&sdgdes.
Arrives at Fortlund, 9?pj to. J j . ft t
B. F. IACGHlis, General Manager.
Railroads.
BAST BOUND.
No. 2, Arrives 12:01 a. M. Departs 12:06 A. M.
" 8, " 12:80F. K. - " 12:50 P.M.
WB8T BOUND.
No. 1, Arrives 4:25 A. M. . Departs 4:30 A. K.
"7, " 6:00 p. M. " . 6:20 p. M.
Two locat freights that carry passengers leave
ne for the west at 7:00 A. K., and one for the
aat at 9:13 A. K.
STAGES.
Tor PrlnevUle, via. Bake Oven, leave dally
For- Anfelope? -titcSett, tlarlyon Cityteav.e
lily at 6 A. M. .
daily at 6 A. M.
r VI VUIur. Aiiignici , "wuii, . . t.u. , . ......
Spring pad- ffyg), valley, leave-daily .(except
Sunday) at 6 a. m. ' - - - -'J '
lie.
leave every day of the
A. M.
week except Sunday t 8 A.
Offices for all ttsttbe Umattlla House. -: P
--- - ra - --nu -
pit-onh
5k rHrPICB fHOBBS ....
General bell vrey Window-: . . .-. .-: 8 a.' m.' to i p. m.;
Money Order " 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Sunday i D " 9 a. m. to 10 a. m.
By trains going East 1p.m. and 11:45 a. m.
" " West 9 p.m. and 4:45 p. m.
8tage ior Goldendaler. ,.. . . . ., -?:80 a,.m.
i -"Prinertlle.un.CiS'vI. . . -5:0 m.'
Dufurand Warm Springs ..5:80 a. m.
" t Leaving for Ly le & Hartland . .5:80 a. m.
' " ,t". JAjtelope...j:t5;3qa.jn,
" Trt-weekly. Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
" Monday Wednesday and Friday.
TUESDAY
APRIL 5, 1892
U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRrCULTTKE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
Thb Daixbs, OrvApril 5,1892.-
Paciflo HRela- D.t'r to S State
Coast BAB. a tive of E. o of
Time. - Hum Wind p Weather
IA.H. 30.00 47 79 B W .00 - Cloudy
8 P.M. 29.99 49 83 " .05 1 Lt Rain
Maxlmam temperature, 53 ; minimum tem-
eraiure, z.
Height of River. 8 jp. m.. -7.2 feet;
Change m past 24 hours. - o. 3 leet.
- Total preci pi tationfrom July 1st to date, 10.09;
average oreeinitation from Julvlirt todte.42.7ti;
total-delieiency from iuly-lstf 1691, -tdaiei 2.69-,
Inches.
WEATHER rKOB4Bn.TIES..
San Francisco, Apr. 5, 1892.
Weather'! forecast .tlflKiS p.'lvt
Monday; Fair weather, station
ary temperature, rain vet.of
utucaaee no.o e. jzo uii) .eekham
LOCAL
BB.KVT.TIKS.
If you want the news,
You want Thb Chbonicle
If you are not a subscriber, please read
this and hand in your name.
Dr. Wells Whitcomb of Dufur, is at
' 'the Umatilla house. '
Mrand Mrs. O; J; Van 'Dnynof Tygh
"Valley, are at the European house.
Chas. Stubling returned this morning
irom a trip to St. Paul and Milwaukee,
A. P. Bradbur l-epleslntJtigtnel Orr
egon Cracker fjti'pan j, f rlM
registered at the European hotise."!
A. C. Connelly, of Troutdale, formerly
school superintendent of this county, is
"visiting friends here.
Win. and Erank Beezley, sons of Joe
eph Beezley of this city, are in 'town
Visiting their father.
Henry Lorenzen is about to take down
a pilevej JtoCrate's pginticwdrive
ile8klfthaliill-':
I. fcit2ieI;Btdow$i3 Reg-
nlatorife lifegto vitsher.
JJartm, at Hood lver, wholseported
eerionalv ilT - - .
eeriously ill,
The King's Daughters,' will meet with
the Good Intent Society tomorrow after
noon at Mrs. Smith French's ta-do sew
ing for the JftoI6fifg g - J
. Captain Stonb, expect to launch h
new fish wheel tomorrow or next day,
-and take it down to Crate's point, so as
. to be ready to commence fishing if pos
sible by the 10th. BOllDLJi
Miss Coates, late operator for the w. 1
U. Telegraph Co., at The Dalles, has
been transferred to Los Angeles, and
the place filled by Mr
-of Vancouver, Wash.
A. WagnerTTateT
Snipes & iSfffffljiW;
- . : m m. . n r a c b, e a ii :
n invoice loi fctABUUI tzennine
Itey West cigars, which they offer at five
ents each. This is believed to be the
best.5-cent cisar evr tiil
thiacitv.
a very pleasant little surprise party
occurred at the Joles massion last night,
. when a few friends of the family took
possession of the house and made them-
selves thoroughly at; byae till mMnigh?
. .The occasion waa, CPjlth ve$sjiiry
of the birth of Mr. Isaac Joles,
-The board of directors of The Dalles,
PorUa.ndiAetoriY-Kavigation com
pany, t HHeV feetfnVbeld yesterday,
In this city, elected as their President,
Hon. Robert Mays ; for vice-President,
D. M. French ; for Secretary, Samuel L.
Brooks, and Treasurer, G. V. Bolton
The messenger boy of the Western
Union 1 Telegraph company, came oat
this morning with a new brass badge on
8 cap k, i : 'A I
"WiltRandj jof btood Eivr passed
throtigh 4,h city today n hfs way to La
Grande, . to which he was summoned
this morning by a telegram from Mrs.
Band, who is visiting there, Informing
him. that their infant" child is danger
ously ill at that place. . .
J. E. Kelly, alias Mason was today
examined by Dr. Sheckelford and com-
jnltJ,edf.;;towr:he53tate'?T insane asylum.
KellyjWho i3sa brickgmason by trade,
QS04 H ilverii. Rsoiknni TT has rxwn i n
Th Dalies 'for" abijut iihree weeks, and
durang the jpBt two has been on a con-
tjnnoiis drnhlf; It is inore than likely
that his mental aberation was caused by
whiskey. He thinks some one is after
him seeking to take his life. "
io vinnitomfT fir
iJ WwnrttttfOf.-Mptt' 1892.
Editor Chronicle:
I find in the Hood River Glacier of the
2d inst. the following r -.
One of Captain Coe's work horses was
foand..dead. ialbelower edge of the lit
tle aifaila neld in ldlewilde tms week.
The horse was down in such a manner
that he could not have gotten up, and
if it were not for the fact that there has
been an evident . attempt to destroy the
identity of the animal, his death might
be laid to natural causes. .Besides hav
ing his -side cut open coal il-r bad,- leen
poureu on tne aeaa animai ana eet nre
to, burning the mane and tail off and
Singeing the hair-on the body ,-rlt looks
very' much as though the' animal' had
purposely been killed, for besides the
purpoBeiy uen Kiuea, lor oesmea me 1 J F Staniels, street com
f.&M d0Pshv-mis8ionetai.J,v.
sible that it could ' have eot in the 'dobi
tion it did. 'From the evidences of the
struggle tinade; by thej anim al it is prob-.
ame tnat tne Durmng was aone wniie it
was yet alive. It does not seem possi
ble, that ny human-being: -could so tor
ture a dumb' brute. ' but the evidence
compels us to believe it was done.
I its have lOBtiihirteenaiibrses. , -Since -J
have been in Hood River, "from natural
causes." fl hae not pbeard. of toVf other
person, imat is ciobst neignoor;, wno ever
lost one "from natural causes."
iB&tf&tytheSfpaiSi. -"-In drdCTtosavi)
the reputation if the good citizens of
Hood RiyevLwiH; jBtateithat-i sawT a
horse lying dead near the Alfalfa patch
in IdliwlldeA about sixty. Tods from my
cottageVnow occupied by J.' CvMarkley;-
Wbose horse it was I know not,' but
supposed he had died with the blind
staggers, as one ot my horses bad died a
few days before.
. . Jle.lay between rocks and oak grubs,
and had strcgjled and kicked till he
made large holes in the, ground, as all
horses dying .with the blind staggers-will
do. When I saw the horse he seemed to
bavej&eenfdad- aweefc immwt& he
was terribly bloated and begun to smell.
At that time there, was no mutilation to
If some Hood River hoodlum did this
for funcffpjrpure. dgvjlmeBtijthftiijtii
zens of Hood ' River ought not to be
fbrgedwithbiiming ahorse alive r
LiiiuK. we uave iiu people uere igw enougn
down for that. The probability with me
1s,Lif U'li f rifjaiahe fS'SntatP
lated" and "singed," it' was done by
some "half-breed hoodlum" jofderTHto,
give tne u Lacier man a sensational item.
.The Glacier man has evidently been
again imposed upon, and he will con
tinue to be, as long as he runs with the
crowd hejj W JtwreM
If he will tell us who took him to the
horse, I will show you the man who I
believe "mutilated" and "singed" the
horse for the benefit of the Glacier. r
sagas -l- m.s,si. u
4 .
oldendaleKfi
rectiou.
The election held in Goldendale yes
terday was almost a clear victory for the
anti-saloon men, who elected a mayor
and five of the six council men. One
hundredrsd! forty-three ballots . were
cas't. of which, A. Bonebrake, candidate
for mayor, received 79 votes, to. 64 for
John W. Snover. The new conncilme'n
are Alm.on.Bake
at5 A ir-' "1 Ir. 'U C;
;rr.2ilifia 5fiilrrt'Peimsylvanii T' trflj asaw William
iliY?n'kenni;wfo--wa8 ;bornf m Enllan but
S2;
t l . tr. jx.Doveri lUiimfT I r - h: ntmi
snover
'4laM SE.
JLl3M?t,en
4uH n. 'Bergtri,
(license) was elected to the marshalship
80,
r; .-i iv -o c--
by a vote of 78 to 56 given for his oppon
ent, C. O. Barnes.
ard. from Jona K. MeCorxxiic
'dikr CWOnVte. I
I never learned until this morning that
I had been accused of the infamyof help
ing, by my vote, to send G. W. Johnson
asartlelaa'afa inihaiiNnnhlii.oi, atofs
UmtendoS SlSJiJonlv to sav that T
am ready, at any moment,' to make affi
davit that I did not vote for Johnson,
tu" cast my ballot for W:
j. vampoen. xnia seems all that is
,iecemiPe,tflay. tofwwkrd
it in good faith, believing it to be true.
Tl !l t 1 t A
.S." troe would deserve to
TTOarall
ar all the blame the voters nf tria
coi
county naturally cast upon a man- who
was not true tolhe,iritere8ts of the peo
pleOJnesqfuoiMiQi: ScvsnUea Knot Steamer.
y San Fancco,
S-Cslfe!!
April 4. a,bej.
M. S.
ateturned
from her trial trip last night. "A record
of seventeen, knots was madexm the tri
al, which places her in the rennisit Sri
class for Unitedlernyprjiceg
Wanted
- A girj to do general housework, must
be a good cook and thoroughly under
stand her business. Good wages. Apply
to this office. - x . 4-5t
Council Meeting. - - ;
The regular monthly meeting of the"
common ' -council was held last night.
All the members -were -present except
Judge Thorn bury.
A petition calling for hose and hose-
carts on the bluff and in the East End
was referred to the committee on fire
and water,' with authority to act. t-
A communication from the water com
mission advising the sale of certain city
lots, the property of the water commis
sion, was referred to the committee on
public property.
The taxes of Mrs. Margaret Farley
were remitted.
The committee on streets and public
property was Ordered to take charge of
the construction of the sewer through
the school grounds and to oversee the
work. - - . ' '
The matter-of 'Mrs.-Mary E. Walker's
assessment , was referred , back to the
judiciary committee.,.-, - , ,
The monthly reports of the recorder,
marshal, street commissioner and treas
urer were, read and placed on file. " , I
An ordinance fixing the time for the
sitting oTTKeT city board of equalization
was passed unanimously.
The ItreetAmNtissioner was ordered
to have the old'ffre5 plugs repaired, where
needed and placed in suitable positions.
The mayor was . authorized to confer
with Civil Engineer W. J. Roberts re
gardjnya descrepancjf in- the--survey of
streets and grades. "
The following bills were -allowed "
fFrank Menefee, recorder . . : $ 94 10
K V Uibons, marshal. . . . . . . . - 99 -00
- missionerui.ii-.-. .- xz-. s . :
O Kinersly, treasurer
: - -81 00
: 50 oo
Geo J Browjor engineer. .s . 80 00
Geo C Mufeger; Iffra warde&Vr 12' -00
UHBOJfiew-'upHJo;rd-'
vertismz. fB'fv:; iiv..
10 00
1 15
.7 32 66
; 1300.
3 00
2 50
:. .5 54
-U05
: 8 20
,-13 00
- 75 00
. 62 00
J-'C Meins, sawing wood "
Water . Commissioner rj ,: :
. water:, rent: 1 11... i. i'l-'
Meston, Dyget Mnf Co.,- ::;..'
assessment, toil, - -- '
Geo- F.Thompeon , blackV ' ) - ."'''':
Q smithing
H H Campbell ,, hauling . .. ... -
Gibonai : Marden & Co.. nails.
tA S Cathcart, hauling.,'. .
U h Haieht, boarding prisoners,.
H Harris, ;mdseJ,v.'.v;,V;;,,j;
Jon lowe, night watchman -G
C Bills, night watchman.
Electric Light Company mar-. :
i shal 'a office,; .
1 60
Electsic Light COiy streets. ; i ; ;-r
Electric Light Co., engine :
house. -.."A. i-..H . ;'. iXX v ; Oj.. i.t
. 238 00
3 75
fFrank MenefeeJ freight and ' ;v
cartage on:Ta;.-;;..i;;:..;
Maier & Benton, mdse . . .'
Jos T Pefers, wood:": l':il tl :'. . -Geo
F Thompson, black-. .V; ,
SmithiBg.Vft;:. ,;';'j'i. :
John Blaser, : work: on ladders -H
H Campbell, hauling. . : .
R Morton, work on-hydraut'si'; .
F M King,1 :',;::';.,. .t;(.v;:.-;,-:.
John Hawthorn, - :
W.-R Brown, "i??,.y
Geo W. Runyon "',' 11U111:1.
J L-l4oTganK';j;'-A,?ij-S;,v4V,:'
5 so
47 30
-'-" 5 75
: : 11 00
"S3 50
v 19 50
' 5 00
"32 00
22 00
' : 49 50
, ; 20. 00
i V .-16 00
- On motion the council adjourned
8 o'clock p.-m next Saturdav -.,
tm
. - -- -- xhe Mexieazi Frontier.
The extent of the Mexican frontier is
not ' ordinarily" - comprehended. . From
Brownsville, TTex.y to El Paso, with : the
windings of -the Tiver.r tefnlly 1;800
ItiHes, andthncaalongr.the, boundaries
. of New Mexico"ArirtSna"andjCalrtda
to San Dieeo.-is several hundred miles.
more"i'Ei'frntier is 4tj9
tne AWauaeDoara trom fortiajid-. to
ththermosi pomti htititd
muufiuut -- Aucituft. ouuio uirvo Hun
dred miles 3o& conntiy, ; where " tha Rio
(j-rande nver runs through deep canyons,
is practically Unexplored. 'This section
comprises the counties -Presidio; Brews
ter, i oley and part of BucheL
And all along the border is a heavy
undgiww 13 cabled-iChaparraL-ti Ihia
Word originally was applied, J, believe,
to cactus thickets; but recently in that
country any kind of an undergrowth In
which men can. hide, or,, find shelter
is spoken ot as ohapairali'-Harpert
weeKiy. -
. ..3 Tne: JCnveotor or Stores. '-J;
Whil; Benjamin -Frankliji was bom
in Boston he can' be1 said lol- belbnarlo
i i ,:i tt i -
Came here, as did FrankUm irotn. Bos-:
wa. . uiu muw (uouy: people la rnuaaei-
tphia-ror eWwhere.in.the, United'tatec
snow, tnat .we tarBnindabted, largely: to
Franklin for th' stoves whiclfissthalnS
a centuryi ago--began to replace; thfrfirer.
places ana more crude anngemellts for
rm.itti.SvUi5:4. -u"- nt-- 'i rn'JF. 15 Ti
iuu a raK mi bmjvo, wiucu m lia MJIVB
of ear.ly.dflvelopment.WM merely
TYIAnf taoii riizaii4ira,iiaTaA.KajAMaa ai.aiaia
invented AyfBanjanom efrAaklinvaidti .;38HOM J MAHO
waa reall-sr-tha tconnantitii tinla ftnriwi Vu DEALER IN
the r9'-8wplacea of'hlastntnr;
ana mo" -eroves'-or- coaaynpiaaerpnia
'-! - Water la tli AnntTiattaw Tta srwt it'-b
Whan iJlr;J David! Ltooa3ri."TOtuncr
from 4nexteeSfion across1 p&TTOfHhe
the wtoK't ttSn0wif!cdhii
trv vv'tobiiefl.br'nafavaa who .ifet
oi tn maie eeewiwa yjeid icraantitafit..
ox ptwe-riwatesi tiXHisa,tTeea aorhfnje:
moistare;fiHj thev: air, creiains sstisca
siderable ouantttiwia Its rttote'aakithfcs'
JoakeWoWlsle fiv'liPi arlff-fe-g'
giOn.rVhicn would'fothetwiSe. "irnirii
I
iiiia si tit tah
! EleniM'CTItnts BRM O HO f T1 X -
Soon? attetl the erecttonV(atee'
light nearvtKeTeridnCoriW;sAvEaV
i " . .
son, a marKet gardener: Arlington,
Mass., plants on ha;;Sidi ief ' the housA
ecame&rJhHig5?ifha pyt
pbecami
acted upon -the i hint, and; now v lUtimi-
iwifclS&ttteii&smj- Xe ssesult Sfa big'
ger 'crops in a shorter time and -an in
crease in bis profits of folly 25 per cent.
Yankee Blade. '
-. 'A quanihv-of nice." cii?an rags wanted
at tMs effie.. - .. :' ..
Old papers, nice and rfnanSr sale at
this office. Thev are .nnpfnl fo- many
things. ..-.- '
Xirst-Class lob work fun ha hud at iha
CHBOMCLB job Office Oil short nnt.ira anil
at reasonable prices. .
A pamphlet COntainino- thA nnx Ana.
tralian ballot law adopted by this state
is for sale at the Cebokicle offim r
cents a copy. ---;
Sometbinir new Pnhnfa Ttntismian
Milwaukee Beer only one bit a bottle.
Hot clam broth after 5 p". m; at J. O.
Mack's. Call and trv them. 2-23tf
The best spring medicine is a dose or
two of St. Patrick's Pills. Thv-nor.
only physic but cleanse the whole sys
tem and purify the blood. For sale by
Blakeley& Houghton, druggists. d&w
Miss Clara B. Rtirv'urm 1
limited, number of pupils in oil paint
ing, water colors, crayon, charcoal and
pastelle work and China, painting.
Studio, room 3, over Mclnerny's dry
goods store. - 2-3-tf
A girl to work in the country, must be
guuu cook, uooq wages. Apply at
this office.
16-3-tf.
Notice.
All Dalles City warrants rearistered
prior to September 1, 1890, will be paid if
presented at my office. , .. Interest ceases
lrom and alter this date.
Dated February 8th, 1892.
- ' O. KlNEBSIV, ."
tf. Treas. Dalles City. -
A traveling man who chancivl in h
in the store of E. V. Wood, at McKees
Rocks, Pa., says while he was waiting
to see Mr. Wood, a little girl came in
with an empty bottle labeled Chamber
lain's Pain Balm and said: "Mamma
wants'another bottle of that medicine ;
she 'says it is the best, medicine for
rheitmatism she ever used." 50 cent
bottles for sale by Blakeley fe Houghton,
druggists. .-- - . .. d&w
1'.' iJlUll1 Best Tonto. . ;
Byrne,' Floyd & Co, theleadincr whole
sale and retail druggists of The Dalles,
naye toaay received their second large
invoice of "Best Tonici- Best Tonic takes
with all ;wbo:;. have tried it. It cures
dyspepsia, strengthens the system, re
stores sound and . refreshing : sleep, and
no : ucvciigc meaiiime -promotes
digestions i - .-.-V.----.- 2-27Tdtf. -.
NOTICE.
R. E. French has for sale a number of
improved" ranches . and '"'.'- tinimproved
lands in the Grass . Vallev neighborhood
in janerman county. They will Da- sold
very cheap and on reasonable terms.
Mr. Trench can-locate settlers .on some
good unsettled claims m the same neigh
borhood. His address is ; Grass ;yalley,
Daerman coumy, uregon. . .
i Mri' ' 31- Pi.'; BlaizeJ an -'eitenBive'-real
estate dealer in. Des. Moines,', Iowa,". narr-
ro w ly --eseaped eoe-otbe.seveveMat-
tacKS ot pneumonia while in the - north
ern par t.of -that state during.? a? recent
blizzard,- -says th&Saturdalf IievievKiM$.
Blaize had occasion to drive several
miles during thejstprm and; was jo thor
oughly chilled thatrbe-wasf unable to
get warm, and . jnswe ot, an . hour alter
his return :he" was threatened with a
severe case of pneumonia -or lung fever,
Mr. Blaize sent to the nearest drug store
and got a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, of which be had often heard,
and took a number of large doses. He
Bays the effect was : wonderful 1 and that
in a short time he' ! was-' breathing quite
easily, i ne Kept en taking toe medicine
and the next day was ' ableto come to
Des Moines. Mr. Blaize - regards-his
cure- as ... simply wonderful...,. 60 cent
'Otolites for sale by .Blakeley & Houghton.
Xrx. .-.:3ff - -
tAtruggiaiB.- . uatw
COLUMBIA ;
'9 i- - - i
CANDY'PACTpRY
Campbell Bros. Propfs
: (Suctessari .to-? v &hi)Ua
'- Manuf actorsTs of the finest French and : .
.Home. Made." ,., V
East of ForUandi
-DEALZBS IN-
Tropical Fmite,
i Can- furuiali any of these goods at Wtaoieaala
or Hetail
1-
In Be-7.txlfi
- 1 - ' ,''" ' - '.'
.104 Second Street. .Thft Palles. Or.
:ftoctf-(fjoI$, Notion,
234'Seco
Ban
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M
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Children Cry fblfFitfiJs fcaaoHal
1 0"?f'!!
gate-Oka Caatoria.
When she ma Child, she cried for Caatorisv
When she became Miss, she clang to Oastorte,
When she had Children, she ga,TO them Caatortai
nrTV ' A a ' t a
Hew boot rhd
STON EMN:v;& F I EGE, : : ;: :
,i 114 SECOND STREET. . ' '. ,. .
Our Stock has been most carefully selected for Comfort and
Jjuraointy and will be sold at the lowest possible
prices. Leather and findings for sale. V
Repairing Neatly and
THE
EUROPEAN HOUSE.
The Corrugated Building; next Door to Court Bonse. '
. . Handsomely Fmisheil Booms to
Meals Prepared by a
TRANSIENT PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
- . Good Sample RoQms for Commercial Men.
WHS. H. Fhsefj, Ptopv.
NG
-ARRIVING
E.
Jacobsen &
Largest Line of Baby Carriages Books, Stationery
and Musical
162 Second Street,
PAUL KREFT & CO.,
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the roost skilled workmen-emDloved.
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praers promptly attenoea to.
Store and Faint Shop corner third and
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shoe store !
Expeditiously Done.
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First Class English Cook.
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Paints used in all our work, and none bnt
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