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The advocate., 1891-06-03
THE snR.TREAsuRY BILL.

pllcatiOn would do away with middlemen,
etc. How so? The grain win all have TO
be sold to some one. The farmers canConly
hold 1t year, when it must be sold, and after it
is sold the middIemen win get hold OF 1t, as for
merly, and the consumer win finally foot the
BILL Again, the warehouse receipts are nego-
table, so chat this same class could buy up the
receipts and the farmer would be as bad, II
not worse off than before. Please answer and
Obllge, J. E. BREWER.
Usage City, Kan.
The advantage gained by middle
men and spectators under our pres
ent system lies IN the fact that the
crop of the season is thrown upon the
market as soon as harvested and these
middle men and spectators fix the
price of it. While only one-twelfth
of the crop is needed for immediate
consumption, practically the whole
crop is sold at such prices as the
speculstor wishes to pay. The pro-
ducer has nothing to say about the
price Of his product.
Under the proposed warehouse
system the product would be stored
and sold to the mills as required for
consumption. The advance received
on the deposit would enable the
farmer to hold his certificate in his
own hands and himself realize the
profit arising from any rise in the
price that should occur during the
season. If the writer Of the above
questions will examine the statistics
he will see that practically all of each
years crop is required for the years
consumption, and that there is there
fore no necessity for storing it for a
longer time. If he will reflect for
moment upon the distribution Of the
certificates he will also see the i'm
probability of their coming into the
hands of speculstors AS the farm
ers themselves, scattered all over the
country, will be the holders of the
certificates, and as their pressing ne
cessities will be relieved by the ad-
vance provided for, there will be no
motive for the holders to part with
them until there is a demand for
their products for actual consump-
tion; and every consideration of in
terest will prompt the farmers to
avail themselves of any profit that
may accrue from any increase of
price as the season advances. We
are satisfied if our correspondent will
study this question thoroughly with
the candor by which his inquiries
show him to be actuated, he will
come to the same conclusion at which
all candid inquirers arrive-that this
is the best plan yet proposed for the
relief of agricultural depression. All
agree that this depression exists; and
1t is fact that cannot have escaped
the attention of all readers, that those
who are opposing the sub.treasury
plan have nothing better to offer in
it's stead. Even our wise(D Con-
gressmen, who have treated this
matter with so much contempt, have
never proposed ANYTHING as a snhati-
The advocate., 1891-06-03

The following books may be OBJ
tanned at this Office at the prices an
nexed. All are in paper:
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Bar tnbnifrieaen Gmttui6lnn8 beS
&taAte2 3eEa2.

lleber bic inbuHriene S6dtiefeit i'm
Gtaat unb fber leue geluerbli9e LIN.
ternebmuugeu, wel@e tn Der ianefen
3eit ms 2eben gerufen mDroen finb
ober geplant tuerben, bringt bic preie
bic foIgenoen Mittbeilungen: Die Mts
tiondre Der 6ouioner ssGoebel and
Lenk Manufacturing Company" boz
ben beF9loHeh, ibr Stammfapifal auf
$50, 900 3u erb6ben, unb In elmer uns
t6ngif abgebaltenen YerIammlung tnb
f@on $13, 300 eeaei@net uorbeu.
Die 6errn Neore 81 SHELTON BON
6OuIfoti bn6er am 10. Nfdr3 cine. 3u'
fmrift b6a ain paar Bierbr1uern Gus
BEN prpbibitions5taate Soma erbalten,
tpel9e bic Nbf@f baben unb ben gors
ma@en. R@ nit bebeutenbem
Rabitat unb nit tbrer Ga9tenntnib BET
einsit erDBartieen 8ronerei unte.nebs
men ~. betbeiligen, fails bas dbrige
bo3u anibwenOiee @elb BON G0fal ; Ra'
pitaIiIen in Soufon aufsebra@t, unb
bic Yespaliung beBelben In fa&tunbise
6dnbe geIe9t Dirb.
IN ) Sas,u " %H 8" o.'' ". V @a'
~ wv ~. ". Ivy. 'e S q
.afsst ssI,ss.l. ga y.
~. SsSsaiSI "a. ~ .ss1s o"a nsg.s..n
ssssa wv. Y. ~ aI M ! uassuIssm
Fs my %ss sDy .ssAs auu9, ysnOn.I
w ~lptsasa sM 0.n. sS'u. UNI y.
mia @ss ,m;t$ss VS @as, .rS s M.n a H.
ps!.ls twnw:1 "as. wy on os
M,aggam s.I.g ~ = .'Ss SST.ans ~
Ies.sseIs uon Is S" 81 s ssgy..i.s rs IS
Ivy s9vsa Ta.U' ,.nO Wv .Ht'S.@ W,
saag osss.ll s !, "a s.. Tsn y ~ y. =
sSy ivOA |" es1Or "'"s" .
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Ser 6armer Satob 66mibt in
BuIberbe, @omal @ounip, bat Gelbfs
morb bur@ gri6ieBen begangen. Geit
benz Dor etna brei Monaten erfolgten
9obe ieiner Grau mar G6mibt trRbRu.
mtg ~getuorben unb CT bat bic Shat Offens
bar I'M 3uaanbe geiliiser 5t6runs Dolls
braGt. S@mibt binterldBt mebrere
nod tleine Riaber.
Sn Glore@Dile perbea i,Bt, rad.
benz bic 2ocalsO ptions MablSu @unfien
Der @uti 8 prpbibitionifen ausaefalen
lit, mebrere SaIooas er6Fnet perbeu.
- Die Seras & pacific : Balm bat
ned BEN ber Notwithstanding Der
attiondre pOrselesten Nusweiie i'm lsb.
ten @ei@dftsiabr einen &eingeminn bon
81. 655. 1865 er3ielt, b. B. UNI eima 5000.
600 mebr als i'm porieen Sabre.
Sur9 Die Nammbrti1e ON untss
rem MiFRiRppi ii ber 8abnbertsbr AMI,
lden Seros anb 2ouiRana TART beeiu.
trd9tigt potbsn. 9ie SiibIi6e Yacis
fic,8abn IdBt anftatt Der bisEeriaen 8
perionen' un6 9 Gra@t5hee bon 0ou'
ftou mad Nsm Orleans iebt rur nod
einen perionens unb einen GraGtsul
Iaufen. Die fleine Gra9t 8abn Dor
6onfon nod CLIFTON LII pieber II
Stano eeiebt porben uEb nuf ibr fcler
bis auf Meiteres bic Gvo6tgtier an BIZ
RaRe eebra9t unb bon ben MO<sern
Dampfern In gmpfaus genOmmen per
ben, refp. umsetebrt. Nan far9tet
bab ss brei Mouaie bauetn pirb, bi!
ber @ertebr In Der bisber ibIiGen Gorn
tnieber aufgeHOmmen mersen tann.
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Muerlei.

= Ser @ountn . gNe1or 6uib giebt
R9 init lobensuertbem Offer o1e Mftbe,
bic gifenbabnen, tuel9e bur9 6as
@ouutp geben, in Qere9ter Weiie CUR
8eheuerun9 beranau5iebeu. Dte Great
Nortbern gtlenbabu bat, 10 LANCE He
bur1 bas @ounin aeEt, nod ME einen
Sent Steueru be5ablt. Sur@ bas @e'
feb, peI1es bic Der Sabn gema6ten
2anbf9eatunsen fur bic Set bon 20
Sa6ren fir teuerfrei ertidrte, 1T aber
ausortdli9 betont norben, bob ole auf
bteien 2dnbereien erri@teteu n0erbeRe'
runsen" au ibrem boleu Wsrtbe our
Befeuerrus beran8e3oseu tDerben fOl.
ten. Muf @runo bieier 8eItimmuug
tuirb bic gabn ri9t llur bon isbt ab
steuern be3oblen miFen. fonbern au9
nod bic rt%dfdn6igen Steuern na43u-
be3ablens tabeu.
= Die @ounib 3 @ommiEdre boben
nit ber 9ieboIb'i6en @elbl6rant Gas
brit in canton. Sbio, einen Contract
3ur gieferuug ber eifernen 3slen fir
gen Nnbau an gDuntD 8efdngnib ab.
gef9Iofen. Die &eieuI@aft muB fir
Ole ginbaltung Der controetlihen Be-
b~insbugen eine 8ttai@aft i'm Betrase
bon 1880 iteHen.
- Gas Nult zines Meee- unb Bril-
den $ Nufiebers 1T bon Geiten be,
gnuutps@ pmmiKdre absef@oft norbeu
Der Beanie erbielt elm @ebalt bon
81. 900, bate aber beinab gar Ni1ts
baflir su tbun.
= Sic bieFsen SiaIiener Eellen bic
Mabrbeit bes Geri6tes nit grOBem
| Ra9Srud Ia Nbrebe, ipsI@es tpifen
tpollte, baB cine groBe AnaabI bon
| StaIienerH, Die aus Netp Orleans &C.
1a@tet ieien, fi9 In San antoaio nie'
bevsalIeu MOLTEN.
Der bieRge $arns0 erein bat ieb'
bic pldne fur bic neue Surns6a0e ar
Der Macogoo@es.6 trobe angenomr1en
Dos @ebdubeT tpir5 nit einem Rotten,
nufuonbe bon $780, 600 erri1tet nerbsr
unb pirb bas Muffer zines eleganter
unb allen 3meden bes 0ereines entfprel
Genoen Gebdubes perben.
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Grfabrumgett etneS tleinen MabdbenS
in eittett 3etNdhfhurnte.

Mar. unb Mrs. arren Gresectt r5bnen as gBd&ter
In BEN @eslerunSs= 2eu@ttburtue BON 5auS Bead i'm
Gtaate MfHisau. Gle fn6 NIT eineir 4 Sabre often
E6@ter@tn Befesnet. SIN Ietten Mpril betarn fe bic
Mafern nnb bann etnen fGredli9en 9uten, perbunben
NIT Eieter. Dprtrreu bebanbeIteu fe gu Sanie unb In
Detroit, aber rersebens, eS rur6e tmnfer i9linmer
NIT tbr, bts ne ririe 6dut unb anpMen" mar. Da
reriu@tel ts tbre Gltern NIT Or. atnSS Meuer Gnts
be6ung unb na6kem fe nnf 5ret unb eipe babe
Tia5@e barrn sebrap9t katte, mar He rculdnbtg sez
Gewtdt IN Grlb rpertb, aber bsnrc4 iinb prpbefaf@en
~tpfenfret ID baben BET Dreib, Gbpmpicn & Ges tn
Can Mntrnip, Eegds.
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Ses MmieSlers amserfOremer Sremnb.

@tt iebem mad benz fernen @eften aSsebsnben Grnt=
srantenIaub fcrnmt aud neue Ra&frase mad 9oftetter's
Masenbttters. Neu bep6Iterte 9fesipnen fnb bdufis
peniser seiunb, ala felt LANCE ~befebelte SertItateiten,
Mnh srar infoIse Der Miasmen, bic BEN eben ~Seflirten
Grunb entfrbmen, nument!iG reun baS 9anb an GliHe
srsnst, bic bdufts ron 9c&paRern a%nsei&weut perben.
Der benz Gderbau pber Bersbau c~bliesenbe Gmisrant
Ierut balb, penn er es nt&t i9sn metz, bab has Sttters
Der einbis iiasre S6us seseu Malaria unb bic Masen,
Nierens unb unterleibsf0runsen lift, benen er in ScIse
bes alimame@fsIs, Der Strapasen unb bes unseipDbns
ten pber uuseiunben Grtntpafers unb Der perdnberteu
Rpit ~ausseiest 1T. Gplsti& iddst er bteIeS unrersleiG=
Tide Seusmtttel auberrrbentlih bod; nett er bod, baf
IS unfer anen llmtdnbeH uu5@dbli4 lift unb ba6 er lid
tn alien Saaen letblider Gnfe&tuus setrcft aWf faHeIbt
p~erIaien fam.
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g E { u d I

SIR bic gsmeraIbas& Stand, rs Mei=
len BON Piebras Nesras, tperben ein
Mann unb be5en 6rau gelu@t, bic Ieb=
tere fir algemeine 6ausarbeit unb ber
Mann fir Geloarbeit (auf IntbeiI)
Ooer ftir Nrbeit aEf Der Stand FIR 2obn.
9ie Grau erbdlt monatlih 500 2obn.
Wegen ber ndberen @tn3eIubeiten
tuenee man 16 a1
2ouis s. 8 oL9,
eagle poB, Seras.
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@abl 2ln5ei9em.

Die ,Sreie grefis" 1T autprtitrt, 9srrn
Nat. SewtS ais 8an6ibaten fir oaS Nmt
beS . thricts@IerfS bel Der beoorltebens
ben @abI ansufjinSisen.
Die ,,1reis grsNe" lift autoriiirt, Serrn
NIbert Is. 9epine ais &dnbioat fur
bos pint bes SiitriftsG lerts bel Der bepprite
benpen gBabl an3uttinbiSen.
Die .Treie @refe" lift autcriiirt Germ
GIiaS Gbmpnbs ais &anoibaten fit
6os @mt peS GiItritt . Glerfs bel Der am 10,
Mldr; absubaltenben @abl an3ufinbisen
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20 Sabre seIitten.

44%& 10y 80 q
90 Sabre seIitten. te MIR tm Staube mfr
81. .. 81. @earif, S@tttpeils atapssIas ~
EpnRantins; MiH. be- seflpaHeh. S9 gee
tidtsA bde er breiBis eIau@ts eGf : SaeisS
Sabre an S@mtren VI. Salece Set unU
In MiGen 8elitten ba> wuTee oSaspag gepsllIs
IL unh btSretlen fur - Saml @. Sp'plof'
Nehen etSipurssn mar paragon, ShP.
tae Bett jt tItfn. Or
sEtrauGtt Ct. JpfDbe Stf i~ei SABRE an
Od unA tpurbe baus So9msrsen IN 'er
ernb se9tilt. Se'te'
49, 10. @usuf, 1883.
Dtsle Sabre ectitten. 2wet SABRE lit Ia
10. Sui, 1883. amlbeftisea Gdneren
Sd lit % SABRE an IL Der 5eitf, Ni6t6
S&Mtr5sn i'm Rppfe, bradte 2inberung bic
Bic I'M SABRE 1852 i'd etuen Serfu@ nit
hur@ tintn Scnner> 81. Satpbt Del macs
}iA rtraniaBt trurben. te, peldte Mid bar>
Sd mar &b6uf8e ee> ernb teilte.-9. Qem>
lipansen bas 8ett III mon, 9. d., Nap-
katsn unb sparsi @srt> ppob, Sans.
--
WrttS so Gents; In alien abstbefsn IN tabsn.
sME cHARLEs a. voGELER co.. Baltimore. Nc.
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2tmtlidbe 8efdnnttmad1nng,

@s nirb bierbur1 >mitgetbeilt, oaB
bic 2e9islatur bes States Seras ct.
iu@t perben mir6, ben 5reibrtef bsr
9tabt San Mntonio in 8e3ug auf bic
fDlgenben 9uufte %ab3u6nbern:
Section5u nb "a in Der Nrt, baB
bic Wemter bes Snsenieurs, bes NEeHcfs
unb Mari9aus bur6 @rnennung 5u
befebeu ieim iollen unb ni6t tpie bisber
bur1 Wabl. MQe bieie Grnennun9en
ionen bur6 ben @tabtratb erfolgen uno
smar auf ben Gorf9ta9 oes Mapora
bin.
81. NQe Wocan3sn in ben
bur1 8otfsnabl beIebten Memtern fol.
len aud bur9 cine Na9mabI Dieoer
befekt per5en, menn ber 9ermin ber
Neuuabl meniger als neun Monate
entfernt lie9t.
Gection.43. Ser Mmortifatioiss
6onb iDq bon 3ebu (10) iauf atpei ~
Brocent pro Sabr berabgeiebt tuerben,
unb ale bisber aussegebenen 8nnos
ioGeu fir re9tseiIiig ertId,t psrben,
als pb Der @barter einen Nmortiiaiions
Gonb bon 2 procent fefgefebt bdtte.
Section As. Die Nusgabe bon
Bombs 3ur Ginl6iung BON 8cnbs. bic
bbber perainit Fnb ober bon Idligen
Bombs fol- outorifri uerben unb ole
bisber au Nmortilations s3meder aus.
s~eaebenen Bombs iolen fur re6tsfrdftig
erfidrt inerbeu, anb 6as Giscaliabr fDG
10 ~abgednbe1t merben. baB es am l.
Stunt ieben Sabres beginnt unb nit BEN
81. Mai abi@lieBt.
SEXTON 48. MGe uctbtDenbigeu
SrbinauSen nm bic Musbreitun8 ans
ftedenher 3ranf9eiteH gu berbinbern.
ionen bon Der 6tabt aug erlaFen tDers
ben:
Sectton SIS. sou Bic QfiGteu,
Wolma9ten unb @ebalisbeaitse aner
Beo mten unb NngeFtelten Der 5tabi
fefjeben, nit Nusnabme Der @ebdlter
6es Mapors, Mari9aGs, Collectors,
NHeHors, 69abmeifters, Mnmalts, Sns
genieurs unb &scor6ers.
Gectipn SO. SOL bic Sta6t auto
rifiren, 9icenien ausauifelen fur profi.
tu~!ionsbdufer iopie Der @taot bas
@edt bsrIeiben bieielbeu ~ e~ontrolireu
au beliroFeu unb hire 9icsna auridau.
aieheu.
Section 102. SOL Bic Gtabt
outoriRrea ben S~mpfawan4 Iir bic
36slinse cIer ffdbtif9eu S@ulen, 10,
ME fir bic SuioiYen QIer {f6btii&eu
SenHitute unb NInie &c. burdaufnbrer.
Gection 119. Die 8efimmunaen
{ouen Qufaehoben trer6en, bic benz Mas
nor BEN Be,Io bon @ebHhreu oeitotteu
Fur ale N6le. bic e. ielbff i'm aecor.
hers. @eridte perboubelt.
@ettion 1877. Die 9efimmunaeu
5plIeu o~ufaenobeu tperben. bic benz
Gtabtratb bie Iealesuua bes @ebaltea
hes @makmeiffeTs iiberIa{1en.
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Sd lit bdufg an 2opfi@mer3en
uu6 ole Mittel, bic ba9esen angemanbt
purben. tpareu ~erfolgIos; i9lieBli9 gez
brau9te i'd 9r. Nuguf &6nig's 6am'
burger 3ropfen, tpelGe mir ie5esmal
9inberung f6ahten. - Wm. 8obn,
2ancafer, ga.
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6 q | s.
9aees Gbrpmif.
10. Mar,

IS. Mdr3.
1929. SURannes RepDmuf pirb beilis se
iproden.
1721. gapit Clemens XI. gef.
1875. Spbann slrnplb ebert, 9i@ter, 9eft
1899. 9einrid SEQ, Stit, 9eb.
1878. Spren9ung ber glbsSride III Ores:
ben burd 9abouF.
1915. Sludt ausipis's XVIII. bot Rapo.
leon aus 9aris.
1851. Grobbersog 6rie6rid Srans III. Dor
MedlenburgsS 9tperin seb.
1866. 1870. S9la9t BET 8entonoiIlc
81. g.; linton ITO get6btet, 1893 ~peripnnbet
2s7 fe9lenb &ebelsn 267 set6btet, 1900 Der
tpunbet, 1925 feblenb.
1871. Nappleon III. tptrb bon @iIbelrts.
b6be ent5afem-9ariier Commune.
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@ruuSeiaentbums . ueber

@rnnoetaentbuuts : llebertraguuseu.
War1 Mc2eatn an Mbar un6 Mins
no Gran3, 2 8runbfthde an Sanfcns
uub @bsfnutz5 trase. So. 900.
Irel uno pauI Meerfdeiot on Sos
fep5 3ettelmaHu, 8ruaetid al Soobos
9traBa, $400.
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Sefrat9si6eiae.
@o. 2ong unb Gnna Wa9ner.
Rnbert 6ainte unb Nnna 3unter.,
%. s. Nedel unb Martba GintO..

cine einStse Glai1e BON benz berhbmten Salpattpn Del
ieinen &beumattSmu8 piGts ~beietti8t babe. GS tpifcte
tbn bic tplpHale Sumue pon-25 GentS.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19
WHY THE coNGs RING.
1t is to Save the Lives of Acrobats.
See?


1t is to Save the Lives of Acrobats.
Seer
The driver was a red-1aced man with
a stubby mustache. The front seat was
occupied on one side by short puffy in
dividual who had come near losing his
life while attempting to jump on the
cars. On the other end of the seat sat
the inquisitive man. The car was of
the Main-street variety.
Il say, driver" remarked the inquisi-
tive man, 81 say, why do you always
sound the gong twice when you meet
another caro-
"Well, tell ye," replied the driver
with whitening glance at the fat man.
aye see L came here from de fourt
ward of New York durin' de boom, see
chumps, most of 'em clumsy as a hat
rack, who tink dey're acrobats, see?"
"You seem to have misunderstood
me-" interrupted the inquisitive man.
Il was talking about the gong"
"Speak easy" said the driver, Pm
tellin' We, hain't L? Ye see, durin' de
here dat dey had to stand
up between de seats, see? When
nobody more could stand between
de seats de acrobats would come
along and hang onto de poles on de side
OF de car, see ?"
eyes, understand, but"
"Hold hard, pardner! One night
dere happened to be acrobat hangin'
on the east side of q oar ooinj north
and another acrobat was hangin' onto
de west side of car goin' south. Dey
didn't ring de gongs dose days, see, and
when de cars passed, de acrobats didn't
have no room and dey bumped and was
squashed. De company had to pay for
de funerals, which dey was glad to do,
cause dey would get rid of two fools. So
we ring de gong now for fat, clumsy
people who jumps on cars while day're
goin', and can't wait if a cars loaded,
see 1
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19
AN EXPERT CROOK.
An Albuquerque Crime Fastened on
Refill

An Albuquerque Crime Fastened on
Refell.
The police department has now most
definitely fixed an Albuquerque bur-
glary on j. G. Refell, the eastern crook
who was arrested here, the 14th, by
Officers Moffatt, Auble and Bosqui.
The work done in. this case is most
commendable. On the 9TH of this
month Refell committed a burglary in
Albuquerque, his booty being cash and
a suit OF clothes. He Immediately con-
tinued his evil westward career, and
upon arrival in San Bernardino stopped
over to help himself to two gold watches,
one valuable stop chronometer, and
$55 in cash. That was on the 9th, and
two days later he arrived in Los Angeles,
and on the 18th committed three bur-
glaries on Angeleno Heights, showing a
further penchant for watches by appro-
priating five additional time pieces.
On the 14th he was nabbed, and is
still wondering how the wild and woolly
western detectives we're so quick to stop
his bad career. He was cornered so we'll
that he acknowledged the burglaries
here and in San Bernardino, but he
denied the Albuquerque job. Detective
Moffatt at once expressed suit Of
clothes found in Refells room to City
Marshal Charles Mastin, at Albu-
querque. Yesterday afternoon an an
swer came by wire from Marshal Mas
tin, identifying the suit as the one stolen
in New Mexico. All the watches and
some OF the money were recovered.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19
PLUMBERS UNION.
A New Organization Recently Per-
fected.

A New Organization Recently Per-
fected.
The plumbers and gasftters have or
ganized another union, and this time
they propose to make the organization
a permanent success and an efficient
addition to the international association.
Several years ago there was union in
this trade, and during the boom it had
large membership and promised to be-
come we'll able to take care of itself. AS
long as work was in demand the organ
ization flourished, but as the boom be-
gan to wane, the strength which was in
the union also showed signs OF failing.
A great proportion of the members were
then employed in the shop of S. M.
Perry, and when an outsider was en-
ployeds in that shop the union men
struck. The strike was unfortunately
opportune for employers, as the specu-
lative enthusiasm had died away, and
the boom was beginning to peter out.
Many members left town, and the union
went quietly out of existence.
On Saturday night number of plum
bers and gasfitters met and recognized
in the hope that in this era of solid devel-
opment, unadulterated with rainbow
chasing, the union will live. The next
meeting will occur at Olympia hall next
Thursday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19

composed of the thirteen cotton states,
and secretary of the N. @. F. A. and l. U.
In December, 1889, he was elected presi-
dent of the National Alliance at st.
Louis. At Ocala, Fla, in 1890, he was
reelected unanimously. The next an
nual meeting will be at Indianapolis on
the 18th prox. 1t will be the most inn
portant and largest labor meeting ever
held in this or any country.
Colonel Polk will address mass meet
ing at Hazards pavilion on Wednesday
evening, when he will give complete
presentation of the principles of the
alliance,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19
A Mystery Explained.

The papers contain frequent notices of rich
pretty and educated girls clipping with negroes
tramps and coachmen. The well ,known spee
are more or less hystercal, nervous, very i'm
pulsive, unbalanced; usually subject to head
ache neuralgia, sleeplessness, immoderate cry
ing or laughing. These show weak nervous
system for which there is no remedy equal to
Restorative Nervine. Trial bottles and fine
book, containing many marvellous cures, free
at all druggists, who also sell, and guar
antee, Dr. Miles celebrated New Heart Cure,
the finest of heart tones. Cures huttering,
sh Ort hrpo n etc
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19

This is beyond question the most successful
Invariably cue the worst cases of Cough,
Group and Bronchitis, while its wonderful
success in the cure of Consumption is without
a parallel in the history OF medicine. Since its
first discovery it has been sold on a guarantee,
a test which no other medicine can stand. If
you have cough we earnestly ask you to try
it. Price 10c, SOC and 81. If your lungs are
sore, chest or back lame, use Shilohs Porous
Plaster. Sold wholesale by Haas, Baruch &
Co., and all retail druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19

Boston annexed to Los Angeles by a
continuous rail and through line of tour
list sleeping cars by the Santa Fe route,
commencing Thursday, Sept. II, 1891.
Positively through without change
Los Angeles to the Hub.
Santa Fe excursion conductors in
charge. Call at Santa Fe ticket offices,
1879 North Spring street, for tickets,
sleeping car berths and all information.
Weekly excursions at lowest rates.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19

The use OF crude petroleum for fuel is
constantly extending. 1t is said that
Is, 900 barrels, equal to 10000 tons Of
coal, are consumed daily in Chicago. 1t
is used in seventeen states, and as far
west as Omaha.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19
Pickiesl Piokiesl Picklesl

Cal Vinegar Works. 555 Banning street, op.
poslte soap factory, near Alameda and FIRST
streets one half block from electric light WORKS.
pays the highest price for cucumbers.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19
Tho Widow,s NIite

Seymour 81 johnson Co.
Guarantee you the best Java and Mocho coffee
known at 40c per pound.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19

We carry full line of Curtice Bros. Co.'S Gel
ebrated deviled ham, turkey, chicken, o.
tongue, etc. w Chamberlain & Co., 213 Broad
way.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19

Look at Mullen, Bluett g. Co.'S magnificent
show windows and see the superb silver tea
service donated by widow for the orphans
fair.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19
Hartley,

The halter, has removed from West Second
street to 264 South Main street. Caifornle
Straw Works All kinds Of gents hats cleaned,
Owed and pressed
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19
BRANCH OFFICES

4IMPORTANT TO LADIES' K
RENOVATED by the
l.
suit would transformed
edin4sh
OSTRICH FEATHERS a SPECIALITY,
rsoersp
$50 w.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19

Tourist sleeping cars, Los Angeles to
Boston, through without change by the
Santa Fe route.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19

1t is estimated that the hop crop now
being gathered in Washington will bring
to the growers 81 800, 900 in clear profit.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19

Brushes and feather busters cheap at sey
mour Il Johnson Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-19
Surprise Millinery

We also carry an enormous stock OF
Ribbons at remarkably low prices. Call
and see for yourselves. Remember our
number is 242 South Spring. We have
no connection with next door.