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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26
RAILROAD TIME TABLES,
WEST PENN II. r.

On and after May Y, 1896, trains will
| leave the West Penn depot as follows:
! MARKET at 6:C0 A. NJ. transfers passengers
at Tarentum TO Apollo Accom-. and arrives
| IN Allegheny at $40, also connects for Blairs-
vile, arriving there a $3.50 and with trains
east and west or main liue.
EMPRESS at $50 connects at Junction
with Day Express, arriving at Allegheny at
! 1882 \. ~.
AcCoMoDAT'N al Il:2o arriving at ALLIE
gheny at 235, and conEeets at Junction with
Apollo Accom-. going east.
ACCoMoDAT'N at 2:35 p NJ. runs through
| to Allegheny and arrYes there u 4:i0 p. Ii
connects with Express east arriving AZ Blairs-
Vile at L. NJ and with uaius east and
west oa main line.
EMPRESS az G:JJ, arriving at Ai!egh eny at
1850 Pm. No stops between Tareutun and
Allegheny
Trains leave Allegheny Tor Butler At 6;2 0
6:55, $40 aEd i;0d AN, and at 2:25, 3:l5,
and $40 a NJ.
Trains arrive at Batter 80 S:3j and 1880
AN, and 1870, 5:0J and 1850 Pm.
No SUNDAY traias IN Branch.
=. q w.. G.E.
Corrected b fass timc--Ore hour faster
;han scheduir tns.
Trains p,,ng s.1tl iesve Butler q; geo,
Z. tAss
The $50, iJ.So aat G:50 trains ran
on sunday !fle s:55 train connects
with the Vest ouiy, the $3.50 runs
through TO Allegheny, but also connects at
Gallery with Chicago express, aud the G:30
connects Tor Allegheny and also for tram
running % Zeiienople.
Trains going north leave Butler at 1920
j N. (as far north Is ksnel aud ~ 5:i5 L. Vi.
(as far north as CiariUa).
Trims arrive n Iallsr FROM 4 AlleHleuy ~
the West AZ J.zG, aai ii:jj a. u, and 5:C0,
$40 and $50 Pm.
Trains arrive a. Butlef igJin Ihe North at
10 \. VI. aud 800 P
PITTsguRG, sHESANGo * LAKE ERIE IL. Il
Corrected to fast time.
Trains leave Butler ior Greenyiile at $40
ana 1890 a. ~. sud 1913 p. ~.
Trains leaving the r. & w. depot in Al.
.eghgnY at 7:51 III. aud the
West renn depot ar S:2J a. IN. and 3:l5
pm. connect at Batter with tran ms North
OF ,nls road.
Trains arrive az 3utier from Gree nville at
1879 a.m. aud 2:25 and CPS pm; al OF
which cpsaec. ssts the z. i w to a l!eghe.
ny ard the 2:Z3 sitb tte West Penn.
Trains leaye' 'G iiitf,is az 7:l5 am 1880 T..
-. aud 1880 p.fn.;cpaaret for Batter, ,and the
Ton for iiilisrdi
No sunday i5aigs. Passengers with tick
cts viii b. carrel ~ iae local freight that
le5ye- the +. e ". lae. 4t l.,J i. N. but
not on me ptArr frsizat trt.ut
The i:53 a.. ~. tram from Butter couuects
at Osgood w'th t:slus ta tne u. ,. g NJ. .,
arriving % %ieyesnd 1910 =. m., Chicago
9:i0 .. NJ, Eris l:1S a. m, BulalO 2:35 p.
IA, and at Mercer with W. y. y. * r.,
arriving st New Castle at 9:D5 a. IN
The 1880 a. M. tsain srefa Bp.ler connects
at Mercer 8Ith traii!s On toe W. n. Y. Il p,
arriving at fsankhc AT 2.lJ p. M. and OIL
City at AZ 2:l0 :. In aad ~ sbeaaugo win
The N. !. T.. q .. ier s. ea,.yi.io, jane,town,
Bdiialo, oiesa aus! Scs Yors; asD IA
Osgood for Oh CITY.
The 1853 p. m tFein coaueels az Mercer for
New Castle, aud ~ Sh,aan., TT M.adviilt
and Sharon.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26

"A TorTH ni foGrtecn, residing ID Cincia-
mat, A4arcf hiIaself E,.h q handkerchief
1azE Sunday He was an intense and per
sa1ruf reader of dlnle novels. T.e boy
seo9ez - h@Ee sense caopsh 10 know that
1hs he's -slsng confirmed reader Of this
poisonous literature corid possibly do was
20 60 ar6 hang himself
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26

THE supreme Court of Iowa recently de-
rided a case whers i'ttie world was in
rol-ed- "A meteor wei yising seventy
pounas fe'l on farm in lo~A TIE man
who re7stsd the place sold it 70 Minnesota
University for 81 900. The owner OF the
farm brought suit to recover the money,
claiming tat the arrolite h~laaEed To bin,
becaaac It had fallen upon MS land. and
tine Supreme Court 50 decided.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26

THE Trvkish iTon-ciE6 mar-o;-war, vessel
Ertnrrcul fouudrFed ~ Japaresc waters
Lately ard fire-bundred men went down
with hrT
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26

The New Castle Eclrs ef last week got
of the following:
q, District Attorney. 70 wise aud so sleek
euT- you not yOur condition
II the snee-s of just men make you qualm-
ish CT sick.
Then. lor Gods sake, throw up your posi-
ton
Was the grand jury fuadl-d, or Why did
they fail
Tc ffnu trur t.'la-7id Mgu,r forbid itf
We do not believe il was vhiskr or ale.
But feel certain t~aS porter that did il.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26

~ ANTEDI SalaSmta 20 Sell Oar
" dN 'DUs Choicest Nursery SD)
All goods guaranteed frst.class. Coed
tnlaries and expenses, or n liberal com,
mission paid. 30 experience necessary.
Write for terms. giving age and secure
your choice of Territory
G.. H. KNIGHT & co,
100 Park Aveunc. Rochester, y. \.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26
Republican County Ticket.

FoR CONGRESS
THOMAS ". PHILLIPS.
FOR ASSEMBLY,
JOSIAH u. THOMPSON.
ANDREW G. WILLIAMS.
FOE SHERIFF.
EM. NJ BROWN.
FsE PRoTHoyCrARf.
JOHN G. BIPPUS.
FoE EEGIsrER AND EEcoRDER-
DAVID K. DALE
FOR TREASURER.
JAMES S. WILSON.
FgR cLKRE OF COURTS,
JOSEPH CRISWELL-
FsR oorsTF COMMISSIONERS.
SAMUEL T. MARSHALL
JOSIAH c. KISKADDON.
FoR C6rxTF AUprT0Es,
ADAM M. DOUTHETT.
JACOB ALBERT.
FoR CORONER.
LOREKFNNEDY.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26
Executors Nollce.

ESTATE OF JoHN ". BRANDON, DEc'D
Letters testaneutary on the estate Of Johr
W. Brandon deed. late Of Connoquenessin1
Twp, Batter Co, Pa, having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons knowing
themselves INDEBTED % said estate vii
please make immediate payment, and aui
having claims against said estate will present
,hera duly authenticated for settlement
j. Emery BRANDON, Ex'r,
W. d. Brandon, Connoque p o,
atty. Butter County. Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

Administrators and Executors Of estates
can secure their receipt books al the CITl-
ZEN office.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26

AT the Ne-ango- Warren conference,
Tuesday. lee Il ! enenab nociiaated Stone
Of Warren for Congress On second bal
lott
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON . To ).

Economy on the Farm By D. 3.
Douthett, Brownsville, Pa.
"Waste and Repair" BY Hon. \. d.
Weir, Butler, Pc.
"The 0.ganization Of Farmers" BY
Eastburn ReeGer, member from Bucks,
New Hope, Pa
''Siould Fa peFs organizei' By W. G.
Berry, Hou sonvine, Pa.
Questions and answers.
ATfnrr
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26

AT Cresson last Friday, President
Harrison signed the Anii-lottery, and
River and Havbor bills.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26

Major j. Dedsou of Lawrence County Wool
Growers county freely give
the ability cf Drs
Major Il suffering greatly from Poypus
| localu and
Mcclellan give
Ike They
agreed They did me good
Teliev me of al
New CASTLE. Pa. July 1890
suffering Insomnia (Sepessnoss) general
became that would
City Dfs Nc
Clean Sam every weeks
well hale hearty. minus ali defects of health.
MAGGIE GIBSON Boz
will be published later.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26
Oct. Is and is.

The Autumn meeting Of the State Board
of Agriculture will be held in Butler Wed.
and Thurs. Oct Is and 16, in the Court
House. Gov. Beaver and other prominent
citizens Of the state win be here, and tie
following programme will be strictly ad-
hcred to.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. TO u, OCTOBER
l5ti, 1890.
Roll-call OF Members.
Appointment Of Committee ON Creden-
tials
elect and Delegates.
Report Of Committee on Credentials.
Address of welcome. By Hon. John II.
Sullivan, Butler. Pa.
Farmers Institutes" By Calvin
Cooper. member from Lancaster, Bird in
Hand, Pa.
Report of the Annual Meeting Of the
American Forestry Association. BY the
Secretary.
Miscellaneous business.
Adjournment.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26

rnruruniczticns intendsd for publication
=. ~s,,~ rarsr Enustbe ccomrsnied by the rea
,,rxrse q the urite-. not fc- publication but q
= ru.rxufee Of good faith,
NzrriACe and death notices r1nst be Accom-
r,sr5e1 ~ . responsible name.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26

Hoy. CHAs n LasR of Franklin Pa. has
declined the otohiDition nomination fol
Governor.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26
Executors Notice.

INLNNNNT y NVNINNs
OaTA1E o. J. r. LONG, pFC'p, LATE oF
TRANkttN rwp., BUTLER CO, PA.
Letters toaiAmen,agy on the above named
estate having been granted to The undersigned,
all p,rsons kuawing themselves indebted to u
wlt pl,pse make immediate payment, end
any having claims against 10 will present
them ffr settlement.
ROB"r MCBRIDE, EN'r
MoCaudloss 4. .,
W. u. BRANDON, Atty.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26
wEoN ssDAY EVENING.

An Illustrai I'd Lecture, by DR.. Henry
LetTman, Mici iosconist OF the Board Phil-
aGelphia, Pa Subject: ''Moulds aud
Bljghts." All are iuyi,ed 70 attend Ladies
specially inv,,eG. No charge for ed
mission. Lec,gre to commence at ?. N.
THURSDAY MoRSIxG 6 TO Il.
"The ImT of Farms" BY N. \.
Cree, Saver, Pa.
The American Farmer. By Hon.
Josia'I II. Thompson, Sonora, Pa.
"a Plea for Better Live Stock" BY
Capt. NJ. W. Oliver, Conueautvine, Craw-
ford county, Pa.
.'Wa;ciman. tell US of the Night" BY
J. A. Gundy, member from Union, Lewis
burg. Pa.
Q1esaons and answers.
Adjournment
THCESDA- AFTERNOON
Formers Wives" BY Simeon Nixon,
Butler, Pa.
"Wa,er Sto.age against Drought" By
Dr. John F. Edge, Downingtown, Chester
cOgn,y, Pa.
Labor or Gosh Tax" BY Samuel II.
Downing, member of the Board, West
Chester, Chester county, Pa.
"Boad Poiu ters." BY the Secretary.
General Discussion ofthe Road Question.
Questions ana answers.
A Iiournment.
NV cu,s M-r,1p of FranLIiu Pa has
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26

PAY your ,a@es before next Saturday
if you want 20 yote.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26

At Branchton station-H Hiliiard Junction
of thcP. 5. d l.. +. R. R.-Oniy 8 miles
10 NurrinNille, miles to Ceulreville, 6
miles to HayriNlle, 3 miles 10 Coaltown
Meals at all Lonrs, lodgings and livery
stable.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26

Farnnc. During
& eu"f'S~io@'n
X En IL g.wempnP
&A'o"n
e ~ g~ @~s.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26
Wonderfully successful in all Chronic Diseases Diseases Of
the Eye Eal> Nose, Throat Lungs and Nasal Catarrh
All EYE OPERATIONS Are Successfully Performed BY Them
PRIVATE ADISEEA$EE5,


Having been Asaa Phyaaso Hot Spring. D Hd failed
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-09-26
Estate of Dawson Wadsworth
Deceased.

Sept ,. lsa0.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12
NOT rHE sENoER woMrN
Ihs f~S PrssHsss Aw.itfHs xst.a fsF
Dr. fsrsss nsrdeF A4kSly - Ne Ks.
leased

Iks E~~ PrseAsTs Aw.itfHs xra.l f.r
Dr. Hsrkss nsrosF H1kSly - ne ne.
Leased
KASsAs CRY. No. JaR a ns a.
togsthsr pFo5shls that ths I've women
alleged 70 es Mrs John sna
hate Bender ske are nou con
tined IN the Lsbelle Countv
Jsil awaiting trisl for ths nur-
der Of Dr. lorke all be liberated III /.
few dsys. An attorney q this catv rsp-
resented the women az ths prsuminarv
uial Since thai time lie has been o uistl =
e. wors eoiie~tiug proof which will Is
tsbliso the fact that The women are Mrs
Almirs 0rlftth and Mrs Sarah 4 Davis.
he non claims - have Aaidsvits show
ing that from 1879 - ls74 these txo
women we're IN Michigan The crimes
of which the Benders are charged were
a. comm tied during these years On
being acquainted 81 these facts tue
prosecuting attorney % Lsbells County
wrote the attorney for the defendants
telling him that n he could prove these
sActs BY AfiidagIts be would discharge
the prisoners. Mr James will leave FOR
Osuego next week With bis afidsrits
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12
SHORT SPECIALS

Ar epidemic 81 yiralent typnoa feFof
has stec tsa BUSINESS ~ nablin
A owsns gFSssI. q ssrioH. lne.
has fsilso Assst ssae liabilities.
SaeaS
Tires acre bodies ot siotiEss 81 the
great heoe weTs iouua Fuasy - gohns'
lg~n Pa
Darns SIS tae ooke operators az Con
neiisslile IA. srketet e s2.. eo0 toIs
Il eoke, stlesc 81 - lst eee
Peter 6gasls. a ulenesr & tiseu of
Northern lnal4as. dlea a. Iegsn ...rl
frlesy nlght 81 ne az 81 "a
Distract Clerk z p Tasssg. of Hast
ings Aeb has eeeE iesua 81 l,s > as-
fsalter " the exteHs - sl.ggs
hit Jsooe b Soh.n. q New YefA hss
given HSrysrt University sie CO. for ths
esss blishuaeUt II Semitic museum
Failures for TIE wesk ln che pitsa
St4 tss BealbsT s-S, toF ttr correspond
iEg ~esk lass yssT fse nuH.hsl Was So
Tie master painters - Alineis vlli
hold q eLstc convention 81 blooullng
t0A, begiaRing next Thursday the ioth
During Gre b. he Rlsersios mile a.
Augusta Ga friday night one - ths
walls tell injurlng zen men one 81 the
injured 0lli eie
Ths Sity 81 Ns~ k.r~s \ G. has
voted to sGbsorlbe na - ala iu
constructing coast lns O. railway lo
NiimingsoE- c
c Fsrlsh. e. is4rs al sgs. wa
hanged 81 RsleiFt s a. Fridsy fol -
ssuit on his oNn es CATER lie died pro
tssGnF his innoceuee.
Mrs fredercG North. widow. wss
found deAe Friday a. sparta VIA vtta
her head IN narrel az water Slc BE-
thoasht u have oonaalttso suicide
The New hreueu Foundry sRd Ma
chine CompanE af New nrsmsu. %
mads al gul4eht Friday Assets
are placed a. tls o0o wltt liabilities of
- ooo
An explosion ~ molten meta o.
CURED al The L-, furnace al Pltis.
burgh Friday by uA4eb one man wss lr-
stsnty allied and another vac fatally
burned
Line dealers of huntinG t0u inc
consolidated Friday forming an orrsn.
iEation under the name a. The Western
LINE Company nitl PAID up cspiisl
Of slso 00c
John snd Pole French srreste5 Ten
days ago - London. Ny. for a nurceI
comm tied IN hlrginis Seventeen Fesp
ago. Wsrs ioeni.ted ss The gullts parties
and taken to Virginia
TIE police have discovered lsrgs
oountrfoiting establishment 81 Tebus
can. MeI over 500 000 IN oountorieii
money Ano = large quantity 81 toolt
etc. bs.e been er.1ed.
a license of urporation vas issued
FRIDAY % tbe Masonic Temple Asso
oiaDon 81 Chicago. Nlth capital of
81 zoe 600 30 pre-, Sc for permanent &C
oomDod ations for Masonic purposes
fy-~heel q the DYNAMO. room o. tie
Louisville electric lght plant AZ he~
Orleans FRIDAY afternoon left the city IN
darkness snul o'clock An oiler.
Joseph Dssbsn. wa allied by tbs socl.
dent
Miss Jane Spsers an old adv livinG
a. Toronto Ont was 90 badly chokeo
and assaulted Thnrsdsy afternoon that
fho died IN iev boau IL is thought
that robbery was nc motive of her ss
SsilzRts
The Plttsburgh finance COMMITTEES
has prepared . bSl 70 Congress which
viii be presented b. aolouel scult the
RepresentAtve for taat district. asking
for az appropriation % $50 o0o for The
purpose Of dredging ~ tonemSuFh and
Stony creek Flvors
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12
Recorder of Deeds Trotter Resigns.

wAsHEGToS, Jan. 1.-THE resigna-
tion OF Mr.. Trotter. the colored Re-
corder OF Deeds for the District has
been received at the White House upon
request made by the President. 1t ia
supposed new appointments will be
made shortly An inquiry made by SEN
ator ingalls, has developed the fsot that
the Office has paid so. 900 In fees during
hr. Trotters incum beuoY Of two years
and ten months. a bill is pending in
Congress 20 make the position salsried
one.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

sssxs g as esfSees 10 tee rrss
Ransd Ths AlAssH sisastlss 4 a
seaGss4. sd ia2lcStlSos are ss1ll stronF
Gsg hs AL - elected 6exsrHeF- 81
Bees 80 a.a .ltsls seseA Of . fsygs
IN Ga hsUs ~ MssssgOe. kaG sxpeets =
es here ssHSss - keAasy
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

fFfr go sar
CsTTrE sarks- fafrfr s~rTr oE .rrr aur
st'ppisf spoVrr' srs prless risrori nffsr
chanR. ctefstirrs ~srF-f g. 9 "a fr
rs,g - rsoics ss4ipulnf ste~rs e gs9s ri 90
sorrrar te Fro< e. e sgns - for nufrt ars
Etae-s q qn1f - sfeaFs-T . ~ gr fr~
Tsrsaf q SsA<7t fss wsfs~fns 3 ~ y f.-
Fa.aers g sgrtr f~T o~vs TNf 20 fr f
fs-iar miss1 sseef snf puls
Foos- Nnrsef sttF ufseerst@lT srtIrs -
Tscl1nf So sifrE re- scrp-rt frfr,s st-- --
isver e~isf rsresr 81 . Ezt p for .s
&C TssfE So rrurt pss<fnf 80
rcfre = THf = 90 tsr~r pe~.-fsa enc Fl o.
-sn9 sces
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

ToRoyro. Ont. Jan. II Agents srs
sndeavoring n secure control of TIE
rholesals grocery tTads ~ Canada IN
ne interest," of al English svndicsts
Al ths whoIesals grocers hsrs and a.
London Han tor. Montreal Ottawa
and Kingston have besn approached
ard Rave 2 ren options
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

LorncT <sr Pertugsir rep -
lord Sc ishufFs nots 81 no tf~car
nusstior nss tesr rscs zee ere p cnr
s.6eTst - sTarf hasf fsr a. arsiosaie
- 'lst-eTf of o. fersnesf between
30 80 roEntrisF arf $40 brisr ~
shout - p sshsfseso-T ssIi fr sstor ~
ftsif tsv~iforts ,sVs Tts stoppinF
- - Erfesf -0rsriar rsas ~ PoF
srrs tss fssr sssrssusx 90, tns hrtf-
isf See ~flrs tas beer oorssrtrss>t
g p bra - y slfu-rs uf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

NEv YORK. Jan. II A oableErsm
from Alden says that the German steamer
Prusslan, with Miss Elizabeth Bislsnd
on Der trip westward around the vor
In rare with Nellie BY. arrived there
wednesday four days ahead n time.
This will bring Miss Brislsnd "a Brin-
dist about January - and 70 Paris IN.
1aw
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

Nv YoEE Jan ~ Bssiusss fail
ur-s during she as. sever Gays FOR ths
United s's.ss, 80 ioT Canada -. total
s-7. compared uifh 7se at wsss Fcr
fhs co-rsspor wssk - lsst rear tts
sz-ss were esf In the Trites stsfes
I'D 2o sr Ca-a5s
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12
THE MARKETS.


tHfCs0o Jar ~
T1.ouR- withouf change pstsuta = sSas 70
StraiFhts g. naf2 Fskert NWd p
Water Pstouts 4 ssa> % Closrr g. l9as y. s.
wEEss Buiee ouil No cash snc Gsunar,'
7e%o7ckc Ma Nh0 Ar no F0fr fa
q et-67ss espsuc ~ or ousriy
CoHr-cuief anc eaaf N. afn An
lov. asAo. - sf e. b. sehetz
lov O .. ~ @R-.sr. JEnusr
Febrnsry. - = s>c March Ss.
0sle. Nay. UAQ1'Ac. June SAC
QsRSc
oArs Qfe' sno stesos 80 ear
eosc January 9osc Fer~nsrV ae Htt
ar2so Samples ir good fgpp.f lerana fHr
market Ffeacv Nr IF-a -t N If.
RlG@ec Eo 2948-le. 80 q ah.s
RrE-No cast sssc ssnYf
sB}s1fFA SO a w0fr So 81"
BtRrEY 9ri~ end rather s'o~ "a. Hr
raurlc T0.rr f,f common tr ebalrr ..
wesfsrn Hawr Northveefsrr. assr 90
licht tc chsirs tsEfr
NFes puFK Traf.rr rrocsfateIr afffrr aa.
prices ruise siesdr Sc . so2eo ~ fri rufh o. y
as q for Januor1 tes4afU fof r.hfsafr
o. ss<fg - for Mrr
LAHB-T TrsdinT orir % ere r-.rcr rfsrf.
stR sn8t sgif go cast . ~ 14a- ~ fo I.ta.
~ . 2Hdt ~ frf Fsbrnsn e7s0
81 Nsr
BvTTrR-Crssu "a Da-
Tseiinf stons 90
Teos Fresh ifafsisr
rouiHFF -prseeeT Chicksns ta-c Do
Dressed Tgrksss enffr per = 1--we urfks.
sxssr p~st Iire a~ess - gasts ~ per dor~f
wHmr--sa.set ~ 10 nesis ., - Co.
cisfiIlsrr srishss rp7os
f-F~ Yorp far
wsHsT- vsrr ouU sfesos fsruarf
Fsb-un-- re gsvch mt fpr -.
- "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

CHIcAoo, Jan IA Michael 4 Hen.
ueberry. commercial editor o. tbs Chi
oAo Times Tor twenty years. olec
Friday. aged a. ycau
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

Nauxrn an IA 81 Iistr issuss
A. .lorE , = ststss ttst ths eona5-
sfar - tss El1s % trsneuA sDe sksrs
are ~ ssgps - COLLAPSE
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

Both the method snd results when
Syrup Of Fgs Is taken; il Is pleasant
and refreshing u the taste, aud acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Boasl-, eleanses the sys-
ten efsctually, dispels colds. head
aches and levers aud cures habilusl
constipation. syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy OF its kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing h the taste aud se-
ceptable 10 the stomach, prompt in
iis action and truly beneficial in It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy aud agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 al and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand viii pro-
cure II promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-28
AT THE CAPITAL.
Chinese Correspondence Sent
to the Senate.
CHANG YEN HOON's SURPRISE.
Senator Teller Disapproves Wiz
dOm's Silver Poliey-COngres-
si0nal Proceedings.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALr

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALr
WASHINGTON, January 27.-The Presi-
dent today sent to the Senate the cor
respondence between the State Depart
ment and the Chinese Government,
most of which was published during
President Cleveland's administration
On July 9Th last Chang Yen Hoon wrote
Secretary Blaine, expressing amazement
that the Supreme Court affirmed the
Exclusion act. He had not been pre-.
pared to learn that there was way in
this country whereby the Government
could release itself from treaty obliga-
tion without the consultation or consent
of the other party. "When it is
remembere says Chang Yen Hoon,
"that the treaty relations were estab-
lished at express solicitation of the
United States, and that every request
for further stipulations was met with a
spirit of complaisance, you must eympa-
thize with my astonishment that body
which represents the intelligence and
justice of the great American people
should trample these treaties under foot
aud grossly offend the nation which held
them sacred" The Minister trusts that
some way may be found whereby the
action of Congress can be undone,
wrong to his countrymen avoided and
high affront to the Chinese Government
removed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-28
A FORTUNE.
How 1t Can be Made In tht
Orange Business.

How 1t Can be Made In the
Orange Business.
There is no surer way to gain fortune
in a short time than to invest your
money in the best orange land of South
ern California. There is plenty of land
on which orange trees will grow in Cali
fornia and produce inferior fruit, but the
choice land is growing scarcer every
year. Azusa, in this county, is one of
the finest orange districts in the world.
This year growers have made $40 an
acre from 3.year-old trees, and other
orchards have netted their owners from
$500 to $500 per acre according to the
age of the trees. Is there anything in
the world that can beat this? 1t is bet
ter than the old boom days of real
estate Read the advertising columns of
the HERALD and gee the chance
Humphreys & Riggin give people with
small capital to gain fortune in orange
culture. They offer the best Azusa acre
age at low price and on very easy
terms.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-28
THE MEXICO IN A GALE.n
out of the storm Into a Live Haii
road Wash0ut.

Out of the storm Into a Live Rail-
road Wash0ut.
The delayed train from San Pedro to
this city, which arrived last evening,
brought some thirty passengers who LEFT
Ban Francisco on Friday to escape the
dangers Of the SHOWS in the Tehachapi
pass, and took the steamer Mexico, on
the longest way around" principle.
The steamer had barely cleared San
Francisco heads when she encountered
80 violent gale that che was twenty
nine hours in reaching Port Hartford,
whereas thirty-two hours ie no very ex-
traordinary passage to San Pedro. The
ship behaved nobly, and reached San
Pedro in fifty hours, with everything in
good shape. On arriving at San Pedro
at 2 p. m. on Sunday, they found the
track washed away by the freshets OF
Saturday night, and were obliged to stay
over at San Pedro till 3 :05 on Monday
afternoon. They came at slow pace
over the destroyed portion Of the road,
which is about two miles the other side
of Compton. and reached here at the
usual time.