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THE GREAT WAR SYNDICATE
Remarkable Story of Hostilities Between the United
States and Great Britain.
How a Wonderful War Was Waged by Contract Near the Close of
the Nineteenth Century,
nv A r. STOCKTON,

ISAsr Of =" Rudder Grange" 4 n Ladyo or the Tiger" mo Late Mrs" Null" "Th
Casting Auay Of Mrs. Leds M Mrs. hshtne" &cD &C.
hUslsuKD BY SPECIAL RASoEM WITH Mr. p F. COLLIER. IF OMEGA wHEH
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note. asking that further time be given for
the consideration Of the situation, and sug-
Restn2 that an exhibition of the power Of
the motor.bomb was not necessary, as sufh-
cient proof of this had been gwen in the de.
struction of the Canadian forts, the annihila-
ton of the Cragleyin and the extraordinary
results of the discharge of said bombs on the
preceding day,
10 this q reply was sent from the Office Of
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In issuing the command for tue British
ships to withdraw from the unequal
ecmbat the British Government was
a"tuAisd simply by motives VI humanity
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A SAFE, sure cure for coughs and colds. ApANsoN's
BOTANIC BALsAM. KISsNAs. 25th st. and 4th ave. -
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INsTALMENT NO. II.

PROPORTION TO n BRIrrsH
and common sense. The British feet
was thoroughly prepared for ordinary
naval warfare, but an enemy had inaugurated
another kind Of naval warfare, for which II
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The National Flower.

IRON The Nen FORK Weekly
Foreign Visitor-Whst is your national fiowerf
Minneapolis Belle-Wheat.
The evening world., 1889-01-29

The University OF Pennsylvania will give
indoor games Feb. 20 IN the American
Academy of Music. Philadelphia, under the
intercollegiate Associations laws. The
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A complimentary concert will be rendered At
the Hoffman House Friday evening", Feb. l, to
Miss Annie c. Beere. Among those announced
to assist are Miss Fnic Stewart, Miss Amy
Lionel. Miss Lnuise Yelling, Sig. del Puente. Oh.
Fritsch, Francis Walker and George W.. Colby.
The evening world., 1889-01-29

A big window on Broadway was filed yes
terday with portraits of Mrs. Potter as Cleo
patra, and Mr.. Bellew as Antony. There
were at least thirty different pictures of each.
The evening world., 1889-01-29

Joe Harris. of the Staten Island Athletic
Club, who won the club. swinging event in
the Varuna Boat Clubs annual competitions,
sionalism. W. II. Robertson, of 296 Broad
way, is investigating the case, and will decide
the matter this week. If the charge is estab-
lished the first prize. q medal, will 90 to j. j.
Graft, of the Nonpareil' Rowing Club, who
was second.
The evening world., 1889-01-29

Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett's new play
is not for Mrs. James G.. b aIne, ir.. as has
been suggested, but for the Lyceum Theatre
Company. II Is o society play, and is said
to be extremely vigorous. Mrs. Burnett has
found Little Lord Fauntleroy" tolerably
vigorous in the financial direction.
The evening world., 1889-01-29

The members Of the Pastime and Olympic
athletic clubs, who will attend the Riverside
A. c. g games tomorrow evening, will meet
at G. 45 p. NJ. at the foot of Barclay street and
60 to the games in q body.
The evening world., 1889-01-29

Cal Mccarthy, the champion feather
weight .~pugiIist, has started to teach a ella,
American Athletic Club, Grove street, Jel
sey City.
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Mr.. P. Harris. of Baltimore, is anxious
that the seething masses should know,
through his representative, Mr.. =. H. Fried.
landor. that lie has perfected arrange.
ments" to open his new theatre in Washing.
ten in August. The opening night is to be o
grand event" Mr.. Harris announces that
he has spent 5000. 900.
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G. c. COTE defeated F. D. Sturgess in the
finals of the New York Athletic Clubs pool
tournament for the championship of the
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John Wild and his play, "Running Wild,
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1.-THE Pearl of Pekin " was last night trans
fcrred to the Standard from the Biiou Theatre.
The performance went remarkably smoothly.
THE Pearl of Pekin - has become a favorite.
ROSTER AND BIAL's.
There was q long and interesting performance
at Roster h Bial'a last night. Among the at
fractions were the comely Emma Jutau,
the three Martens and the four Carles.
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before Congress: and the recent Co1sidera-
ton by that body of final adjustment of
the debt indicates that it recognizes the i'm
portance of an early settlement. The
longer the delay in this matter the longer
are the current payments kept below an
adequate amount As the Government
owes the present condition of this debt to
the evil results of its own management OF
the matter, and as an early settlement can
not be enforced, but must be in the nature
of q compromise, il is believed that mea-
sure will be adopted which will at once
recognize the rights OF the company and
provide for payment not beyond the earn
ing CAPACITY of the aided road. Owing to
the continued aggressiveness of other lines
and tie reduction of rates, il would not, in
theopinion OF your Directors, be prudent to
accept any proposition requiring a larger
annual payment than $1,000, 0G0
The earnings of the Central Pacific in
1887 were S13, G04 GS2 so, and for 1888, S15,-
S3S $50 81, an increase OF s., 234. $50 81
the percentage of operating expenses 10
earnings was 60 81.
In the Pacihc system there were en-
ployed 500 locomotives, 146 having been
added during the year; there are 2,740
cars, exclusive Of hand, sail, section and
push cars. The cost per mile for running
a locomotive is 81 cents
The report of ". II. Mills, land agent OF
the company, for the past six years, shows
a falling OFF il sales which in 1885 were
S444,669 IS, and fell off in 1888 to $685.
1913 o. In the six years mentioned the
aggregate of new business was 81 945,-
1l9 10. The year 1888 alone produced
SSS0659 81 the year succeeding (lSS4)
SIP AS Is. During those two years the
company had 4 large amount of patented
lands-lauds ready to be put upon the
market: but during the past three years
this condition has been changing. The last
patent received by the company for lands
IN California, the portion of the grant ex-
erting the largest influence on the totals OF
transactions, was on July &c, 1886, and this
last patent in question conveyed bat Il ,427
acres. The next preceding that was dated
April 80, 1885. Therefore, from April 80
1885, period of four years. TO April, 1889,
the company has received patents for lands
in California to but II 427 acres; and since
that date the aggregate sales for the years
1856, 1887 and 1888 are 5S7, Gal acres"
The report contains a very fitting memo
rial to the late Charles Crocker, and a series
of resolutions setting forth his services and
the loss caused to the company by his
death-AHG
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Keen Your Promises.

The value of mans word depends upon
the mans respect for himself. We some.
times hear Of men whose words are their
bonds. This means simply that the man
in question honors his own good name sui,
ticiently TO desire to preserve it. We hear
of another man that he would not be cred
IDLE under oath, and touch the extreme OF
ESTABLISHMENT in him.
Never fail to keep promise. Never
make rash promise if you can help it,
but having made it, adhere to it. Let
your word ever be your bond, and your
credit will be the gamer. Train yourself
to calculate consequences when you make
pledges, and when you commit yourself
stand ready to bear the consequences, no
matter at what cost to yourself.
This is the secret of credit, of fair fame
in commerce and in society. 1t is the
man who does not betray himself who is
the most successful in the end, because
all who know him thus are confident
that he will be as just to them as he is tC
himself.
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follows for 25-bbl lots:

S1kJF- BIOS, I0Ig7G1lc. hI-DDIs, INGlLZ19C;
kegs, 23@2515c; tins, 33GS71Sc.
TEA-Good medium grades of Japan are job
bling at 25635c
ToBACCO-Plug, 2stdS5c; Smoking, S5c to 75c
q 10; Fine Cut Chewing, in foils and pals, sc 25
az.
WHISKY-We quote: High-proof, 81 rs to
s., and low-proof. 1892 50; various brands
of Bourbon, 81 25aS5 50 = gallon, according to
age.
wINE-French Claret, s62666 2 cask; Cham.
payne, Si6G.S2 2 basket California bulk de-
scriPtions are quoted as follows Angelica, 81 Us
al .: g ret, 5o@7jc; Port, si@s3 so; Sherry,
81 l51l IS: White 45ct6sl 30 p gal.
YEAST POWDER-StandsId brands of full
weight cans are 81 80 per dozen.
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GLENDALE HOTEL, Blue CANTON.

THE PLEAsANTFST RESORT FOR INVA-
J. lids and tourists in the country. This house
has been thoroughly renovated and furnished
throughout, and is row open for the accommo-
datlou of those looking for a pleasant and
healthy resort The climate is balmy. scenery
fine, and the best spring water in the State
Terms reasonable. /. c. PETERMAN,
myl4 Inns PTppriCtOT
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HARRY BERNARD,

CORNER OF SIXTH AND L STREETS, HAS
u on hand light open and top BTGGIES, light
~ c-seat canopy-top CARRIAGE for family
use light for one or two horses to pull; also the
finest family carriages in this city, light grocer
and butcher wagons, finest road carts: some
light breaking carts, price SD So Carriage
painting and repairing at the lowest possible
prices tor good work. ap20tf4p
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Women are constantly the dupes or the
victims of their extreme sensitiyeness.-
Balzac.
PERFECTLY sure, perfectly pure, perfectly
harmless is Simmons Liver Regulator.
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ENTERTAINERS.
REEVES 81 LOW.

O 1T I'd I ~ E f. X IL E2 90
coo j ST., bet. Sixth and svenrli (roCth SIDE,
yEyE-KFEPO ON RAND a COMPL.ElE zssss,,-.
w Stock OF Collins and CasSets; also s3Ii;JERS
Shrouds OF every description. Orders from Cit
or country viii receive proTc ut attention. Gsy q,
night. EMBALMING done IA tbs best manner
at reasonable rates a.
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And in accordance with law and an order of the
Board OF Trustees, made on the sth day of April,
iSSg 50 many shares of each parcel of such stock
al the office Of the Secretary, No. 5uIs J street.
4. NJ, on MONDAY. THE THIRD DAY OF
JUNE. lSS9 to pay delinquent assessments thereon
together with costs of advertising andSeNpenses of
sale H. IL PIERSON ,Sacr,,tar,
m29-5t No. 5IIl, street Sacramento j,aI
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Sacramento Pioneer Mining Company.

7 OCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUST
IL ness. sacramento California: location ofworES
Parleys PARK, summit county, Utah. NOTICE
stock on account of assessment tNO. o. levied OF
the sth day of \ ril, lNs9 the several amounts SCI
opposite the of the respective shareholders
rs follows:
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TOTEEs AyD RENTAURANTs.
UNION HOTEL


Conducted on the European plan. Open all
night Located among the wholesale and large
business houses. Near the railroad depot and
boat landing. Street cars pass the door to and
from all trains. 7. J. SHERWOOD.
my2g-iptf Proprietor
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COLONIZATION Co.,
214 j Street, Sacramento.
CITY REAL ESTATE.

81, 5OO-A beautiful two. story frame dwell
ing. with stable. lot 40Xl60, 17l2 y street.
SS,OOO-GOod two-stOry frame dwelling, six
rooms lot iDXlG0. north side 2 street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth
SIS, OOO-GOod two-stOry dwelling, east side
of Nineteenth street, between and P, lot
i0xS0, corner of alley.
So. 25O-LOt S0X135, northwest corner TWen-
tv-third and J s reefs; one dwelling: rents for
SIS; room for three or four more houses; a
splendid investment.
So, 5OO-A neat cottage of six rooms, with
beautiful lot, 50XS0. east side of thirteenth
street, between + aud q.
So, 5OO-l60 feet square northwest corner
ThITty-irst and P streets, with small dwelling.
a bargain.
LOTS.
So, 500 0Xl6O, northwest corner Twenty
filth and streets.
S95O-i0xl6O north side street, between
Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth.
ST.. 2OO-s0Xl60, north side . street, between
Twenty ninth and Thirtieth.
So, 7SO-Half block, north side d street be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth.
So ,OOO-Half block, north side y street, be-
tween Twenty and Twenty eighth.
So, 5OO-S0Xl60, north side F street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth.
ST, SOO-Half of the above.
A. LEONARD & SON,
Real Estate Agents,
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w. ). KAVANAUGn,
& ~ u - Ea. ~ "a. 1z- Ply ES
No. EE2 ] 1t, bet. E;rti1 anc Sfxth.

4 LWAYS or HAND A LARGE AsS0RT
"A rent Of Metallic and Wooden UaskeSs
Burial Gases, Collins and SnTOudE furnished
Comp orders via receive prompt attention c.
short notice and at the lowest TAJs& Oitci
npeu dsy and night. 81
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THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT LED OYSTER HOUSE

ETIRST-CLAsS HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT.
T. lsdies' Dining-rooIn separate. Open day
and night. BUGE MANN &. CAERAGHER, Pro
prietors 1919 Second street, between and K,
S6Prsma utO Il
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]. ERANK NENNLt,
u a t4FtINIA SL43-GElAtg
COUNTY CORONER & UNGE3EE:;EAIIEEs.;
no. IoZT Fourth st., bet. End e,

A LWATE ON HAND TIE MOST IHNSPLE1,
n. STOCK Of UNDERTAKING. GOODS Oh Il,
coast. County orders, l.! or n.gltr win ~.
celVe prompt SttSutigI IRLSPH01E EJHBgF
49,. i4pi CSC. Il. CLhiiK, Funeral II o4cinT.
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FRITZ Il INHALER,
" ~ ID e ~. rs AA. X LII Eg IS

OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEHPIl7
" Ninth and K streets. Complete stock q
UEdertekers Goods constantly on hand CITY
OF night at reasonable rates Telephone 1856 g.
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SUNDAY excepted. tSunday only. gMondsy
excepted. A.-FoZ morning. P-Fcr after
4. N. IOWSE, General Manager.
T. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. II
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

SIMMONS Liver Regulator has never been
known 10 fail TO cure sick headache.
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ICE CREAM HEADQUARTERS.

HAUB'S RESTAURANT, 612 STREET
IL Open day and night Ice Cream supplied
for picniCs upon short notice. Orders from The
Telephone s.. iaplS-tll J. HUE. Proprietor.
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JAMES WOODBURY.,

CUCCESsoR TO WOODBURY. & BARNES,
= No. All K street Sacramento, importer and
wholesale dealer in FINE WINES, BRANDIESl
and LIQUORS.
Having purchased the interest of my late
partner. W. R. Barnes, will continue the bust
ness as heretofore. and hope to receive, as FORM
e-ly, liberal patronage. spltf4p
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BIDS FOR STATIONERY.

StEALED BIDS FOR FURNISHING THE
- County Offices Of Sacramento County with
Stationery from June l. 1889. to June / 1880.
will be received snd opened by the Board of
Supervisors of said County on
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MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE, WIN
lYi dow and door screens. r ming. scroll
saving, shaping, mOlding, etc. Ma-eToOms and
factory, Thirteenth and J SIS. Sr.-l ITO. apltt
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VVlI. GUTENBEEGEE tx.

CACRAMENTO FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
y shop, FrcTa and n streets, Sacramento. All
kinds of iron and brass castings r-tcubergeTs
Horsepower Barley Mills, Roller Crc-cTuSheT,
and Patent Ground Roller. apS-tt
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COT. ALEX. NEILSC- DG
ROOT. NELSON & CO,

TTNICN FOUNDRY IRON hND BRASS
u Founders and Mschiuis.s FONT street,
between NJ and o. Castings cr- Lachinery OF
every description made TO OTde- 4pim
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BANKING HOUSES.
CALIFORNIA STATE BANF

Draws Drafts on aurrincipa, ctao>astac World.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-19
From Tongue Creek.

Mr. George Beckley is busy building his
new house it is a tmbered frame structure
26126 two story high, and is the first of the
kind in this part of the county.
Messers. Spaulding and States from tn. upper
neighborhood attended church here Sunday
We would be glad to see more turn out, but
we presume some had gone fishing. Whist
others had gone hunting.
We have been informed that where the snow
was three feet deep this time last yelr. it is
four nov. This is encouraging to us ranch.
men.
Miss Maud Wolf who has been visiting in
this vicinity, returned to her home in Grand
Junction, Saturday.
Mrs, james W. Snelsou, who has bsen
spending the winter in Arkansas, came home
Thursday.
John Griffith is expected home soon, from
Leaiyi!!e.
Say, you U. L. man, think you are some
what mistaken about Hoosier max ing charge
on the Union Labor party. said did not
believe in woman suffrage. The U. L. plat
form is a very good platform.
Miss Lima Cox. sister ofyour correspondent s
wife, from near Rockville, Ind. arrived here
to-day (Sunday.l
HoosiER.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-19
CslOI.ow Items.
HOosiER.

Elder Gran, is holding protracted meeting
in the church, large audiences greet him
nightly.
The Literary meets every Friday night in
the School House, and is 4 success in every
Williams and Gard have moved their cattle
from the Ash mesa. where they had them
feeding, back to Delta Co.
The past week, Roberts Bros. drove in
froru the Eange bunch Of fine fat cattle, We
understand they had been fed some.
The "Moutrose Messenger" estimates that
J. 4. Corn has threshed 10000 bushels Of
grain ;hi. season. This would bring Mr.
Corn about IS, $1,000. Another argument that
til. price OF ;nrcshing should be less.
Rev. Tut,le breaches every Sunday in the
Cushman School House.
Coyotes are numerous on the nesas, and
some calves are being killed by them.
DR.. Ashley will seed 50 acres To alfalfa this
year. The contract is already let.
Why don't Delta Go. bridge the river at
Tom Hauoum'.? This would bring dne trsde
10 Delta, which is now cut otf by nigh water
a large portion of the year.
S. II, Nye is building nice brick residence
on his ranch.
The farmer. of Ash mesa viii meet in the
school OH the 9Th. Feb. to organize a Grange.
A Deputy will be OH hand To set things in
order. Farmers turn out. T.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-19
A Cure for Small Pox.

A correspondent Of the Stock ton California;
RcrJli sent uic following some years HEo To
that paper; 81 herewith GppeHd a recipe
which has been used TO u:y knowledge in hun
dr.,ls to cases II will prevent or cure the
small poS though the pittings are Ei!i-g.
When J.nner discovered COW pox ia England
the world Of science hurled an avalanche Of
fame upon his head, hut when the most scirn-
tIGc school Of medicine In the world-thSi of
Paris-publishrl this recipe ~ panacca for
smallpox. 1t psrscd uaheelvd. II is as un-
falling ss fate. aud congu-rs in every instance.
II /. harmless when tsk-u by q we'll person.
|, will also cure >car!-I fever. Here is the
recipe A. | h-yr used it snd cured the small.
por; when learned physicians said the patient
must die IL cured: Sulphste ofzIne, one grain;
fcreiSse ljiritE!i.), ouc grain; hrifa TEASPOON.
ful Of sugar. mix with ~" tah!espccutu's Of
water When thoroughly mixed Bda four
ounces Of water. Take spoonful every hour.
Either disease will disappear in twelve hours.
For child smaller dose according 20 arc.
II cou.iics w.Gld compel their physicians to
use thi. there would he np n-e.l Of pest hous.s.
II you value advice and experience, Hss ,hi.
for that terrible disease"
The Delta independent., 1889-02-19
Died.

DiEp.-Ai her home on Smith. Fork Feb.
eth issp Mr.. Amaud, Iouus aged IS years
aud IL months.
Mr.. Younc was born in Ohio and removed
to Kansas at an early day wncre she lived for
year. and removed from thence to Smiths
Fork seven years AZ" being one Of the first
frst settlers. The iuneaal was held at her late
residence. Service wcre conducted by The writ
er. II was said to be the largest funeral ever
held on Smiths Fork. She leaves son Geo
Young aud onc daughter Mrs. Hutlman wife
of Justice Huffman of Delta.
GEO. q. STATES.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-19

DiED.--Ou Thursday morning, February
iIth, 1859, OF pneumonia, Melvin Crockett,
age 20 years aud 80 day.
|, is with a feeling of sorrow that We chron.
icle the death Of this young man, who bat 3
few days ago WAS well and hearty. On Friday
night Feb. sth.. he atteadcd dance on Csl,.
foruia mesa when he caught n cold which
developed into pneumonia, causing death in
Ave days. Mr.. Crockett was Young man of
exemplary habits and well liked by his associ.
atcs aud friends, who join the INDEPENDENT
in extending their sincere sympathy to the
bereaved and grief family.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-19

Juan Neirs, and as it Is . pretty good Joke on
his Honor We reproduce it, Chas. 4. Bryan,
writing for America, SAYS. "one morniug n
Colorado justice Of the peace opened court by
Arranging himself for drunkenness on the
preceding day. lie imposed and paid fine
roundly rcprimanded the offender and pro.
ccedcd to try the next case on the calendar"
It may bc of intcrcs, to know that the Offend
er WAS Judge X. II. Hoffman, formerly of
Silvcrton. but now located in Delta.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-19

Group is 4 terror 10 Young mothers. esre.
cially during the winter mouths, as il is then
most prevalent, Il can always he prevented
properly treated seon as the first Symp-
toms srpcar. Honrsencss is the first symp-
tcn; this is soon followed by peculiar rough
cough, II Chamherlain's Cough Remedy is
freely given ~ soon us these symptoms APP
pear, it will invariably prevent the attack.
There is no danger in giving the remedy, rs
it contains no injurious substance. For sale
by Latham & Williams.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-19

Mr.. Stotts. who has a fine ranch on Cali
fornia mesa wa. in to see us the Other day.
aud after giving the amount ofgr-in nc raised
last year, which Nas | 1879 bushels of wheat,
nbaut / 200 bushels of oats and ia the neigh
borhood of 1850 pounds Of alfalfa seed, he
proceeded to tell rs the secret of his getting
such an immense crop. The trouble with
the majority uf the rsnchmcn," he said, 'is,
they don't knos how to ;-ris gate. Every wear
until last year my crop was apparently u fail
ur-. and lost money right along. Last year
cunclud,,d TO Try ucw method aud il vas
II grand success" lie claims tina; immediate.
ly after sowing the water should be turned on
ION furro~ed ground and leit there for no,
less than three days, then turn the water oti
for from four to six weeks, in order to give
the roots good chance to take hold and
.prout, then turn the water on again the same
as before, thus completing all the irrigation
necessary. Wepubiish this mcthsd osirrisat-
ing as an item Of news, any who may want 10
try il may 10 so free ot charge. Mr.. Stotls is
going Ia cultivate more ground the coming
season than last, and is going TO follow up
this irrigating process. precisely rs he did
last year. Mr.. Price, his ncigh5or, also had
big crops. and viii follow Mr.. Stotts' plan of
watering his grain.