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The morning call., 1890-08-06
Thu prono,,a Ra;lroaa EXPANSION.

SAN JOSH, Aug. 5.-The Santa Clara
County delegates to the Railroad Convention
met to-day aud named Hon. B. D. Murphy,
Lawrence Archer and J. Il. Flickinger as
the Executive Committee to meet similar
committees from other counties next
Saturday and arrange the details
of an agreement with the Southern
Pacific for the speedy closing Of
the Santa Margarita gap. The delegation
passed a resolution to call on the Board
Of Trade and Chamber of Commerce TO APP
point committees to call a convention OF
delegates from the counties of Fresno,
Stanislaus, San Benito, San Mateo and San
Francisco to enter into negotiations with
the Santa Fe, to the end that its road be
built through the counties named.
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Reristrar Smiley Retali,tes

Registrar Smiley is very justly Of the
opinion that William Broderck, well known
as a Buckley lamb, should not be allowed to
dictate the appointments to be made, and
has refused to appoint any Democrats as
clerks in his office. He has, it is said, been
willing to grant the opposition represe nta-
ton, but feels that he has not been treated
fairly i'll the matter by the Election Com
mission, hence his determination. He ac-
cuses Mr.. Broderick, justly, it is believed.
of meddling in the affairs of his office, and
is now retaliating.
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He Fayors Markham.

Ex-senator A. P. Williams, who is out OF
town at present. and who is delayed from
returning by the Illness of his wife, has
written to a friend in this city, advocating
the nomination Of Colonel Markham The
following is from his letter:
authorize you to say TO any one, and espect.
ally to Mr.. MOrr0w's friends, that l think Ii Will
be political mistake not to nominate Markham
San Francisco cannot afford 10 ask for Governor
and Senators. Markham is going 10 be
nominated and elected. y ] sink all per-
sonal interests when / start in for man. want
every one 10 understand my position. / think il
Is in The interest OF success OF tile party to nomi-
Date aIkham.
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Hunting for smugglsa opium.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. o. Revenue OIL
GERS and United States detectives arrived
here yesterday looking for 1000 pounds of
smoking opium, which was smuggled into
the United States some time ago. The
opium came through California and the
smuggiers got as far as Phenix with it
when the detectives got on their trail and
scared them into Canada. A few days ago
1t was learned that the contraband goods
bad been shipped here. So far no trace of
the opium has been discovered. The duty
on this opium amounts TO $4,000.
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The Indian Medicine Man Murder.

MARIPosA, Aug. 5.-Marmass Wilson,
Peter Westfall, Charles Oliver and John B.
Mccain, accused of killing the Indian
medicine man, Bullock, were brought be-
fore the Superior Court on information
charging them with murder. They pleaded
not guilty. J.W. Congdon, the defendanst
counsel, demanded separate trials. The
cases were set for September 18th, 22d, 25th
and 10Th. The crime was committed June
18th. A yenire has been ordered for sew
enty Jurors
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ELLENsBURG. Aug. 5.-Iu the course OF
quarrel over horse at Roslin this alter
noon negro named Miles Mayo stabbed
and dangerously wounded a liyeryma9
named Palheny. Mayo was arrested, and
through fear of lynching was brought to
this place and jailed. The negroes declared
that if he was lynched they would avenge
his death. A bitter hatred exists between
whites and blacks.
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pelegatss 10 ths Ranuhlican cnnu.ntinn.

Delesates 20 ms hspuDIlcan CopVsntlon.
SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 5.-The Republican
County Convention assembled this after
noon to select delegates to the State Con-
Vention. James /. Taylor was elected
Chairman and John Walker Secretary. The
following were elected delegates: F. NJ
Angelotti, W. D. Berry, j. w. Sperry. Jo-
Eeph Bloom and Harvey Burdell 4. c.
Deiong was elected delegate at large. 1t is
understood they stand as follows: Morrow
&, CoOmbs ], Markham /,
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Los ANGELES, Aug Sin the first race,
half mile dash for two-year-olds owned in
southern counties, Peri was first, Midnight
second. Nero third. Time 0:492.
In the second race, the Nadeau handicap
for all ages, one and a quarter miles, Odette
was first Gladiator second, Daisy D third.
Time, POO.
The third race, two-year-olds, trotting,
the Bob Mason FLY won in straight heats
time, 2:41H and 2:38-beating Edenia.
The fourth race, 2:3O class, pacing. Rory
OMore won in straight heats = time,
9:3SA, 2:57A and 2:35-defeating George 3
and II r.
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No Trading VIII BE Dona.

"This talk about Markham trading votes
in the south, if nominated, is all bosh,"
said prominent southern Republican last
night. " have just come from Los
Angeles and l can say to you mos posi-
lively that the Republicans of that section
are all for Senator Stanford. While Mr..
White belongs to our section ana has our
respect as citizen, we are opposed to him
in politics, and will work for the success of
the whole Republican ticket"
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Wanted far Kiana.inn

PORTLAND. Aug. 5.-F. w. Anderson
was arrested in East Portland this morning
by police officers, on information furnished
by the Chief Of Police of Oakland, CAL.
stating that Anderson is wanted in thai
city for kidnapping Last April Anderson
obtained possession of Mamie Olsen. a
tQur-year-old girl. and brought her to this
City to her divorced mother, who is a
woman OF the town and sister to Anderson.
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Result Of The Salt Lake Election.

SALT LAKE, Aug. 5.-The revised re-
turns of the county election here show
that the Liberals elected the Assessor,
Selectmen, Surveyor, Attorney, Coroner,
Clerk and Treasurer. The MormOns elected
the Sheriff and Recorder.
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Mrntio Shrine nslspatss

PORTLAND. Aug. 5.-Following fare the
names of the Portland delegation to the
meeting of the Mystic Shrine, in San Fran
cisco: John r. Foster, Professor T. II.
Crawford, Miss Nina Smith, Miss Gussie
LaCamp Alexander Thomas, Professor L.
w. Pratt, F. w. Bales and wife, Hon. Z. B.
McElroy and wife. d. L. Williams. c. w.
johnson, j. H. Witham, T. ]. Bass and
daughter, F. A. E. Starr and Ii. +. Gullix-
Son.
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County. Ariz, early last night washed out
the bridge two miles west of Yucca, and
the east-bound freight due at Yucca. at
o'clock was precipitated into the river,
killing Fireman William Neil, slightly
wounding Engineer Hursher and seriously
scalding Brakeman Sutton.
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The OREGON Census.

SALEM Aug. 5.-The Board of Trade has
received a reply from the Oregon delega-
ton at Washington to a telegram urging
them to use their influence in securing re-
count of the census. The delegation stated
that the matter mad been placed before the
department, which requests specific allie.
cations of census imperfections and full
showing of omissions. These will be for
wnrhnl without DELAY.
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Fatal Accident to a Laborer.

SAN DIEGO, August 5-Last evening
William Blanch, laborer at Rockville, near
the Sweetwater dam, was run over by car
loaded with rock, and received injuries
from which he died ON the train at National
City, al O'clock Deceased formerly lived
in San Francisco, aud was So years Of age.
and leaves q widow and Children.
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FInnds in Arizona.

Tucson, Aug. 5.-Heavy rains have been
falling during the last ten days, and the
river is swollen. Sixty miles of the Santa
Fe road between Benson and Nogales is
washed out, and rail communication
to Sonora is cut off The Santa Cruz River
is again flooding the valley, and this even
ing is higher than at any time during the
flood.
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independent Demoorats.

The Independent Democratic Club of the
Thirtieth Assembly District was organized
last Monday and elected the following
officers: Richard Duffy. President; C. B.
Hagan, Vice President; Vincen Bosio.
Secretary; Henry McNicklson, Sergeant,
alarms; Joseph Moore, Treasurer. The
club Endorsed M. +. Jordan as q candidate
for the Thirtieth Assembly District by u
unanimous vote
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Frnm the Orient.

VANCOUVER, Aug. 5.-The steamship
Straits Of Belle Isle arrived from China
and Japan Sunday night, with one cabin,
ninety Chinese and eighteen Japanese pas
sengers and a cargo Of 2750 tons, chiefly
silk, tea and rice. She had pleasant pas
sage Of nineteen and One-half days.
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JACKSON, Aug. 5.-The trial of Alexander
Thompson for the murder of w. Spray in
May last has been in progress in the Supe-
rior Court for eight days. The jury retired
to consider their verdict this afternoon with
prospects of long elaboration
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cbarged with Accepting a Bride.

PREscoTT, Aug. 5.-Colonel S. B. Bevans,
an appointee of Cleveland as special agent
of the General Land Office, and who was
indicted by the last United States Grand
Jury for accepting briDe from Henry
Huning, was brought to Prescott for trial
last night by two Deputy Marshals. He
was arrested at Oklahoma.
The morning call., 1890-08-06

NEW YORK, Aug. 5-Following are Ber-
serker's tips on the Saratoga races: First
race, Fellowship or Princess Annie; Sec
ond, Pancras or Fairy Queen; third, Wary
or Il. B. Million; fourth. Woodbera or Mrs.
bennett; fifth, Satisfaction or Barrister.
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In J il.

VICTORIA B. c., Aug. 5.-Mrs. Rout-
ledge, who shot and killed Joe Dugan, is
now lodged in Jail here. She claims the
shooting was entirely accidental and that
she had no quarrel with the dead man.
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Apul!catIOu for Change of We ne Denied

OYsTERvILLE (Wash.). Aug. 5.-Judge
Bloomfield has denied the motion for a
change Of venue in the case of John B. Rose,
who is charged with the murder Of j. +.
FredericKson,
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FELTON, Expeo,ed to Arr,v.

Charles N. FELTON, is expected here in a
few days, and will, il is said, lend his sup
port to Markham for the nomination, he
has wired that he favors the Los Angeles
man, and will throw his influence to him in
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Brakeman Injured.

TRACY, Aug. "a man named Martin, a
brakeman on freight train %, had his hand
badly crushed at o'clock this evening. He
was taken to Stockton.
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California patants

WASHINGTON, Aug. g. - Patents have
been granted the following inventors Of
California: William A. Zumwalt Farming
ton, gang plow-harrow; Clara Turner,
Sausalito, horse-controlling device; Charles
Silberstein and j. Amos, Los Angeles,
smoothing iron; George w. Parks. San
francisco, street pavement; Assaria Rev.
wick, San Francisco, travelling block: Fl.
and c. L. Miller. Stockton, hayepress; Ben
jamin Marshall, San Francisco, sash-fast-
ener; Axel johnson, Oakland, sash bal
ance; Gilbert Il. Cunningham. stencil and
stencil-plate; Horace Ewing, San Fran
cisco. safety-guard for railways; Alvin L.
Church, East 0 1kland. stakeholder; Irving
l.. Earl and j. P. Patterson, said Patterson
assgnor to A. Z. Cowles, San Diego. ore
mills; Charles L.. Burbeck, Fort Bragg,
and Almon Ames, Berkeley, assignor to r.
4. Davis, San Francisco, pile-covering.
EDINBURGH. Aug. 5.-The authorities of
the town Of Wick to-day presented Andrew
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Rnstnn Wnnl Market.

BosToN, Aug. 5.-Wool steady; territory
clip sold well ON secured basis of Coo for
fine medium and 53c to 55c for medium
spring. California is in fair request at zoe
to 24c
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BRIGGS AMBITION.

The indianapolis Sentinel Secured to Boom
Him for the Presidency.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-It is stated upon
excellent authority that Calvin S. Brice,
United States Senator-elect from Ohio, has
bought the indianapolis Sentinel. The sale
The morning call., 1890-08-06

Presiding Judge Murphy of the Superior
Court granted papers of citizenship to 40
persons on Monday night, and last evening
he and Judge Finn held court for the same
Ournncp
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Ter,bIe Pronertv in seattIs

SEATTLE, Aug. 5.-The total value of
taxable property in this city, as shown by
the City Assessor taX-rOll, IS SO, 81, S45.
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Naturalized Citizens.

the convention. Those who know Mr.. Fell
ton politically know that his influence is OF
considerable magnitude
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-MARRIAGES-DEA

Firth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publication ofice5 and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorized
to have the same puDlished.l
The morning call., 1890-08-06

N1IXE-In South San Francisco, July 81, 1890. to
the wife OF Frank Nike, daughter.
KOLB-In this city, August 5. $780, to the wife OF
(. A. Kol5, a daughter.
DUQUE-In this city. August T. $780, to the wife of
Louis Duque.
McNEEyE-In this city. August g. $780, to the wife
OF John McNeeve, a daughter.
HOLDEN-In this city, July 25 1890, to the wife of
Louis Holden son.
SIMMONS-In this city, August 5, 1890. to the wife
OF Frederick Simmons, a daughter.
ROGERS-ln Alameda August 2, 1890. to the wife
OF j. ID. Rogers a son,
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Fatal Railrnaa Accident

NEEDLES, Aug. GA cloudburst in the
mountains in the eastern part Of Mojaye
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DIR. F. NJ. BIBER.

1JIA' T. NJ bIbEh'
Private advices state that Doctor F. NJ.
Biber of San Francisco, who went to Paris
last year as the State of Nevada's Commits
sioner to the Worlds Exhibition and who
was subsequently charged by the press OF
that State with perpetrating sundry rascalI-
ties, is dead. Biber was, q few years ago, a
prominent member of various secret soce-
ties, but lost favor before going to France.
The morning call., 1890-08-06
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENC
Arrived.

TUESDAY, Aug s.
Stmr Maggie Ross, Miller, So hours from Coos
Bay; lumber, to California Lumber Co.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers
NEW YoRK-Arrived Aug 5-Stmr Devonia, firm
The morning call., 1890-08-06

EDINBURGH. Aug. 5.-The authorities of
the town OF Wick to-day presented Andrew
Carnegie with the freedom of the town,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04

toward the rest OF the herd, in spite Of
her plunging, excited much admiration
for Biddy. A similar exhibition was
given of towing sulky steer, that re-
fused 70 be driven OF prOdded in the
right direction
Baaser confessed that be had never
been in an Indian country and had not
bad experience in fighting on the run.
but he was familiar with the tricks OF
some of the buys who had. and illus
trated them. The comrhonest piece OF
work in this line is shooting under the
horses neck while lying eEtenaed in
such a manner as 20 have the body al
most entirely protected from bullets of
an enemy in front or on the side Either
rife or pistol can be effectively handled
by a clever rider in this manner Pisk-
ing up a wounded or dismOunted COM
rade at full gallop is an easy matter
when the rider knows how TO do H. The
faTorite grip is over the back and under
the arms. and with horse and rider in
accord a rescue Of this sort is effected
without slackening Of pack for an in
6faut
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04

tF luC 4cNl4liou a.
each move, the
shorter the curve.
At each move a peg
or stake IS inserted
aud the curve Is
thus regularly
marked. A short
curve may be made
10 run gradually
into a longer one.
and vice versa. By q
regular increase or
decrease on the
short scale at each
measurement with
the pole Such
curves as are rnurn-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04

Baasrr illustrated the cast from trail
OF walking Biddy slowly in the direc-
ton Of browsing COW with the loop Of
his riata trailing behind him Suddenly
his right arm shot forward from It's
backward extension. and the rawhide
thong whizzed through the air until IL
settled its snaky coil about the neck Of
the astonished old COW. twenty feet
away. After bringing her to a hal.
Raaser dropped his riata, az>d let the
COW start of with it at trail
Il dropped that on purpose" he said.
~but man often loses his rope through
accident, and then it becomes necessary
to be able TO recover il without dis
mounting. II a man got of 70 pick il
up IL would never be in his reach o. ac-
count OF the movements Of the animal
to which it is attached This is the way
% pick mp rope"
Baaser started Biddy after the fast
disappearing COW. turned her snd
headed her back for the focus Of the
camera. Now ne yelled as he dashed
by on hard run. and with 4 wild swoOp
he reached with his left hand for the
trailing RATA His only hold it seemed
was by the compression Of his right heel
against the face OF the saddle czntel and
I light grip on wisp of Biddy's mana
Almost before he was down he was up
again. taking a turn around the horn
and checking Biddy. She brzced her
self. the rope tautened and the galloping
COW came 70 a halt with an UNPLEASANT
suddenness that would have thrown her
down but for BaaSer's letting out little
slack at the critical moment
''NOw. IL this was tough old steer
with disposition 70 be ugly, / should
probably want help in throwing him
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04

and one-half inches long. The hub IS
made Of two circular pieces of inch
board screwed face to face to-
gether. holding the spOkes firmly in
grooves previously cut There are eight
spaces between the points, and IL they
are just long enough for each space 70
be tEenty-four and three-fourths inches.
the implement viii measure accurately
one rod The points should not be so
sharp as 20 sink into soft grOuIrd- The
axle is an iron rod with a nut on each
end, and sole-leather washer is placed
between A suitable size for the spokes
Is half an inch thick and One-and-a-half
inches wide at the hub. tapsring 10 an
inch or less at the point Sometimes .
wagon wheel has been used, but IL Is
too heavy. and the jerks which its
weight causes. makes IL inaccurate. On
a smooth surface we have found the
measuring of our wheel not 70 vary
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04
ZIG. 1.

A small handle Of round iron TO carry
IL. may be screwed into it near one end.
for convenience IN measuring by one
person This handle is easily made and
the screw cut by q common blacksmith
Fig. ? represents measuring machine
which we constructed some twenty
years ago. for the rapid measuring Of
fields. and which has the advantage
over the surveyors chain or tape line.
IN that il is always used by one person
The sp0szes OF the wheel are little
larger than common lath- These spOkes
form q wheel of such size that one revO-
luton measures exactly one rod This
will be effected II each one is thirty-txO
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04

more than half an inch in a rod. and o.
grass land not over an inch in 4 rod. A
common carpenter made the machine
Fig. shows how a triangular field or
piece Of ground, b. c. d. may be easily
and accurately measured As a right
angied triangle contains exactly one
half as much as a square or rectangle,
divide the three-sided piece into two
right-angled triangles. as represented
by Fig. s. the common square. & being
used 70 form the right angles Multi
ply the two shorter sides Of the two tri-
angles thus formed together. add the
products and divide the sum by two.
and the quotient viii be the area Use
feet for small pieces and rods for fields
Fig. represents the way in which an
irregular four-sidcd field may be meas
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04

IN on one side
the offer that's made by the pro-
prietors of DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. It's $500 reward for an
incurable case of Catarrh, no mat
ter how bad, or Of how long stand
ing. They mean what they say /;
they're responsible, and the offer
has been made for years It's all
on your side-you lose your catarrh,
or you're paid $500 fer keeping It.
But it's safe for them, too-they
know you'll be cured.
DIR. Sage's Remedy produces per-
feet and permanent cures of Chronic
Catarrh IN the Head, as thousands
can testify. "Cold in the Head
is cured with 4 few applications.
Catarrhal Headache IS relieved and
cured as if by magic It removes
offensive breath, loss OF impairment
of the sense Of taste, smell or hear
ing, watering or weak eyes, and
impaired memory, when caused by
the violence of Catarrh, as they all
frequently are. Remedy sold by
druggists, 80 cents.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04

i PRlCKLT ASH BITTEKs good for any
thingi Read what Frank GriEgsby, u
Dodge City. Kan. says: For three years !
suffered from 4 disease that ny ply siciaHs
pronounced incurahle. Ny frien Is had
given me up % die, when WAS induced 10
Try your remedy l took il for three months
and have gained - pounds in weight Am
n well man and Prickly Ash Bitters saved
NY life am under lifelong obligations
TO this medicine, and VIII never cease %
recommend it"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04

down and getting the rope OF, but with
sc0w Biddy's aid viii prove sufficient -
The intelligent little Ally braced her
self. head onto the COW. and following
her every movement without allowing
the rope TO slacken an inch while Baaser
jumped OF and walked up to the cows
head and slipped Of the nOose-
The pickup Is very useful, said the
young vaquero. land in more WAYS than
one. II lose my hat I can recover it
without loss of time. See2- and he
tossed his sombrerO to the ground. and
rode OF a little way and recovered IL on
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04

the run with the same marvellous swonp
as before
They say that some Of the boys catch
jack-rabbits out on tho plains. but
never saw them do il. for my work has
been mainly confined to ButchertOwn.
and we don't have jack-rabbIts over
here. There Is dog that III practise
on, though, and you can get IN idea Of
how il is done"
A small kiyi was chasing down the
road at the time. and Baaser after him
The terrier was elusive for q time. but
finally kept on in straight line. and in
an instant Bzaser was alongside. He
had to make 4 vide reach this time.
and there was \ foot Of daylight be-
tween his body and Biddy's side when
he clntched doggy by the ears and nape
Of the neck and swung him into the
saddle
The next exhibition was Of the horses
intelligence in keeping = taut rope on 4
steer that turned ugly and pursued the
horse and his rider. The brzcing was
perfect and the manipulation Of the
rope in keeping the steers head turned
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04

Are numerous, but OF the latter none Is
more ridiculous than the promiscuous and
drastic catharfics These wrench. cunvulse
and weaken both the stomach and the bow
els. II Hosteifcr Stomach Bittcrs be used
Instead Of these no-remedics. the result j.
accomplished without pain and with great
benefit - the bowels, the stomach and the
liver Use this remedy when constipation
manifests Itself and thereby prevent IL from
becoming chronic