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Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-19

;Sooms. IA u i |WidSl Si8ssfe young riAu.
lull of energy and busih6sss He uuder-
stands bow to cater to these Who induirS
II the briny, and Alex is bound. TO make
great financial eucceeo Of the bath
|. house this year. \
~ F. II, Butler, who conducts the Signal
Hill nursery, which is about t#oSmileS
from town, has been long and favorably
known in Los Angeles. He carries every-
thing in the nursery line and also con-
ducts real estate business at the beach.
h Fetherman, & Son have fixet-clasa
livery stable, where first-class turnouts.
saddle horses, etc., can be had.
3. F.. A. Benefited conducts the neweanfi
stationery stand on Pine etrset near thA
ipostoffice. He also has fresh fruit. can.
dies and soda water. He is one III the
popular business men OF the town.
;l w. T. Parcels deals in ice and ice
cream on Ocean Front avenue. ana an
lovers of these articles will find only the
best at his place. ~, ss33
esta blishment, conducted by Maesfs.
Roeecrans & Gray. Their terms are
from 81 .25 to 81. so per day. They com
duct first-class house in every respect.
luC hdiu W04O ngOl q Ol<-uIs LOUIS a.
Bailey is one Of the Oldest established at
the beach, and does an excellent busi-
ness.
Mrs. Fetterman's house on Pine
street, near First, is also among the
well known places Of Long Beach.
The Delmonico, opposite the Southern
Pacific depot, is conducted BY B. H.
Shaw & E. J. Keplinger. They conduct
q good family house, and their table is
supplied with all the delicacies Of the
season. 5ss StsV n
s FL. DANES, who keeps the Onion
meat market, keeps a irst-class estab.
'lishment. His meats are all kept in
cold storage. He has now about COM
'pleted a fine brick block, almost adjA.i
cent to his meat shop. u \,
e. H. McOraken, who conducts the
bakery, is probably one Of the most al,-,
preciated men at the beach. He haa;
faithfully earned the name of being the
best bread maker known in this part of
the state. He comes from a family of.
famous bakers and his bread hasa wide
repo tation.
Frank Mitchell conducts the pavilion
on the beach, and intends that his
patrons shall have first class meals. at
all hours. He will make 3 speciality of
Sunday fish dinners.
ID. ]. Mccarthy of Los Angeles has
opened stylish and neat resort at
Second and Pine streets. He will dis
pense only the finest wines and liquors,
and the celebrated Philadelphia beer,
will be kept on draught at all hours.
Mr.. Mccarthy intends to supply the
families of the beach with the best of
liquors.
The billiard parlors on Ocean avenue
are conducted by W. s. CLARK and are
literally patronized.
Long Reach has first class weekly,
which is owned and edited by H. A.
Yarnell. The Breaker will never 20
broke while such an able editor is at the
helm.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-19
CATALINA.
Everything in Readiness for the Present
Season.

Everything in Readiness for the Present
Season.
AVALON, Santa Catalina. June IL
Everything is now in readiness for the
summer season here. The Hotel Metro
pole opened yesterday upon the arrival
of the steamer Falcon, and quite a
number of guests were receiy ed.
Since the Bannings acquired owner
ship of the island they have made great
improvements in every direction. They
have had large force OF men at work
for months past. The Metropole has
been reftted and refurnished through
out and is now supplied with every con-
venience for its guests. A new wing
has been constructed in which is located
the billiard room, bar and barber shop.
The grounds have been beautified by
flower beds and lawns, and wide
graveled road, we'll rolled and packed, ex-
tends the entire length of the town.
The new bath house and boat house is
situated right at the waters edge and
will soon be ready for use. The big pa
vilion for concerts and dancing will be
completed in few days. Romandy's
orchestra has been engaged for the
season.
Messrs. Aull & Scott, the proprietors
of the hotel, have secured number of
saddle horses and will have competent
guides to pilot parties across the mount
aims.
The fishing and hunting is excellent
large catches being reported daily, while
good bags of game are the rule rather
than the exception. Charley Hagart
brought in several kids yesterday, the
result of short trip through the hills.
There are quite number OF visitors
on the island at present, among them
being j. w. and Z. T. Vandevoort of
Pasadena, both of whom are enthusias-
tic fishermen and pay frequent visits to
the island to hook the members of the
finny tribe.
A great many campers are already
here, the white canvas dwellings dotting
the hills in every direction.
Among those registered at the Metro
pole are s. Hobart Hinckley, San Ber-
nardino; L. D. DeForest, Los Angeles |;
Mrs. w. s. Bartlett, Santa Ana r. T.
Vandevoort, J. w. Vandevoort, DR.. J. @.
Pierce. Pasadena; Mr.. and Mrs. Han
cock Banning, Judge ard Mrs. J. B.
Banning and children, Wilmington !;
Arthur Cheesbrough, San Francisco |;
Chas. c. Fowler, Los Angeles; w. J..
Keese, Pasadena; Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Lowry, Denver; Frank H. Hereford,
Tucson, Arizona; James w. Simmie.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-19
An the Latest NEW NOVELS

And books On hand We buy and exchange
old books. stand corner second and Main SITS.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-19
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist to sell
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. upon this condition: If you
Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this rem
edy as directed, giving it fair trial, and expe-
rie9ee no benefit, you may return tne iS pottle e
make this offer did we not know that DR.. Kings
New Discovery could be relied on. 1t never
disappoints Trial bottles free at G. f. Heinze-
mans drug store, 222 North Main street. Large
size Soc and 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-19
The Business Houses.

Long Beach can Justly lay claim to
having in her midst as many reliable
business men and merchancs as can be
found anywhere. They all have one
object in view, and that is the advance
ment of this charming seaside resort.
Among the many leading spirited citi-
zens of Long Beach is Mr.. A. B. Bos-
we'll, who deals in staple and fancy gro
ceries, crockery, glassware, shoes, etc.
Mr. Boswell is to Long Beach the same
as Jevne is to Los Angeles. He carries
about the same line Of goods and does
the fancy and eolid trade of the town.
Mr.. Boswell has been in business at
Long Beach for the past three years,
and has built up reputation for him
self and business which iustifies the
enormous patronage he now enjoys.
His place of business is in the big brick
building on the corner :of Pine and
Second streets, and all goods ordered
are delivered free.
TEE SEASIDE INN.
The above is the name of probably one
of the cosiest hotels in Southern Cali
fornia. 1t is most delightfully."- situated
near the ocean. Though not a large
house, it is in all respects as we'll ap-
pointed and conducted as any hotel in
Southern California. 1t contains about
thirty rooms, single and en- suite, and
parties going to Long Beach will find
it to their advantage to call and inspect
this resort. The Seaside Inn company
conduct first.class family hotel at as
reasonable rates as can be obtained any
where, their prices being 20 to 81 50 per
day. They set first-class table in every
respect. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Martin, the
conductors of the hotel, make it point
to see that all their guests receive the
utmost attention, and their bright and
genial manner makes one think OF all
the comforts of home. The hotel has
all the latest modern improvements,
and tourists or families will not be dis
appointed by making their seasons
stay at the Seaside inn.
Mr.. G. Elikan, who keeps the general
merchandise store on Pine street oppo-
site the postoffice, is one of the solid
citizens of the beach. He is full Of
enterprise and a go-ahead man. He
carries everything in his line, and
people going to the beach can rely on it
that they can buy goods as cheap at his
store as they can in any place in Los
Angeles.
Alex Aikman, or Alex, as he is gen.
orally called, conducts the bath house
on the beach, which contains over 100
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-19

e~s VIZ III ~ - n = ~ -. &
The casting out ofthe devil
of disease was once q. sign
of authority. :
Now we cake a little more
time about it and cast out,
devils by thousands-we do
it by knowledge.
Is not a man who is taken
possession Of by the germ Of
consumption possessed Of a
I devil? /?
a little book on CAREFUL
LIVING and SCOTS Emulsion
Of cod-liver oil will tell you /
how to exercise him if it can
be done.
Free.
+ SStoyr3 BowSz, Chemists. rss sousf ssh Avenue.
Your druggist keeps Scost's KnuIsiou Il ecod.liver
ca-ali Druggists everywhere o. Sa~
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make decent excuse to rid himself Of
their presence. And besides he felt that
there was danger from the Indians, no
matter what the captain thought
Mrs Brown WAS IA woman past forty,
but in excellent health and having a
mans courage. Her daughter Lizzie
WAS twenty Years old, born on the from
tier and inhcriting more than the aver
az. womans nerve and endurance.
While the three outlaws left behind
were making what seemed TO be very
careful search Of the trail and We're out
of earshot, Brown queried Of his wife:
Mother, don't You think there is
something queer about il"
Il do, Daniel do" she promptly re-
piled Il believe those pins We're pur-
posely removed Indeed remember to
have heard the noise of their being
Knocked out when we were halted"
just what suspect. Who could
have done it and for what
Daniel, am most afraid to tell you
that believe these three men know all
about it, and that one of them removed
the pins"
But if they wanted to break us down
and leave us in the lurch, why did they
offer us their assistance when all the
others hurried away"
Il don't know don't know, Daniel!
Who knows bat they mean to murder us
and run off with the team. Let us un-
harness the horses and mount them and
ride on. feel that some great shadow
of danger hangs over u.s."
do, fatherw added the girl. Il am
sure it is q plot to murder us allr'
ITO bs Continued
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tnAtsIEH A.


Tsyis had teen celebrating aud plan.
nina since leaving camp, ani he had
hrmiy decided b. as.ssslnste Tiarhins.
II was q golden opportunity. The two
we're alone, Ear FROM camp. and who was
IA deny any story he migh, tell when he
returned without his T'artncri with
Harkins cut ~ the way be- WAS the sole
ls~s"ssnr ~ the golden secret
Issinr's change II demeanor shouId
have put the Englishman on his guard,
bu, u had the opposite effect. The warn.
ings uttered by isesa aud Jos werc for.
gotten, and the man r.pruaeh.i himself
with the though, that be had uninstIy
accused one who vas tha, very moment
thiFsting Zoe his lite
Toe action. His face was pale. his hands
tfembie'l aud he could not control his
voice ~ hs said
"fou examine that ledge over yun,ier.
while lsar off hare 81 tho right q bit.
won't ~ far"
With an "ail right" on hts lips Ilarktps
shoulicrc,i his riiie aud moved forward
without look hchini him. Reaching
the ledge he leaned his run against u
and t~Ran 90 investigate. lie novel a.
the left. and ws ut tho corner ~ the
mass aud on he edge ~ gully ~ ravins
when he felt tho ground giving wa,
under his feet. AZ the same instant he
heard Taylor twic. shouting "indian.r
and felt hot Fash scro.s his shoulders.
III. went down ten 10 twelve feet with q
mass ~ dir' sud ro'k. but was not in.
jured by the fall. Believing that they
had been discovered by Indians. he wisely
decided to remain where he was at the
bottom ~ the ravine until something
further was heard frum tho savagcs.
Not sound rcas he'd him from above.
lilo was sure he had heard the report ii
at least one rific ~ he was falling,
and others might have followed II with
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CHAPTER xI.
ts' 10 so bach "a little.

ist 10 so bach little.
ou -. day the wagon train with
wl'th 80 had Ia ,lo turned AL le and
cis'tsF - defense against the indian,
ua''ss 20 oseTwhelm u. another train
VA coping over the plains MT moro
ttss thiTty miles to the north.
wS the outtt Of party ~ gold
hhn,s's which had crossed the state Of
Ncma'ss from Sidney aud was me wing
f"i tie East eide - the Bla,k Hills.
Jhc.c srre seven WACO aud fifteen
h"r's rs". and unc of he wagons con
tain'd the wife an'l daughter ~ &c VI
The gulh hnnters
II s'tihs singular thar husbands and
father, would not leave wives and chill
dr"n lrhind Ia safety when setting ont
on expeditions fraught with such hard
ship and peril. hut tho hi.rry Of the
great west shows that woman has been
ono 81 tho foremost Ia encounterinr the
iprils II frontier life. Men have grown
dissaii-hed with civilization and pushed
out until beyond all p,n,cction aud In
hourly danger. ani wives and children
have cieerfully gone with them.
Tow Indians had been encountered.
maay alarms had been experienced,
there had hcen hardship and Gu Isring,
but on the day " which We writ there
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80 that gsls "
When the train was attacked the pre-
snce ~ peril drive away all other
shossh's t'ns that - defense. bat oniy
Toe few hoaFu. The ,hoaThs cs,ne ts
both ,nea after ,imsi Suppose he ls
killed. and sm srsswli All win then
h. miner ffarklna wcnt no farther
than to indulge the wicked thoaHht.
Taylor iss,tss, alous him and Whispered
io himself that " etpnrtasiiy ca,ns he
soaid fire tha hallst himself which
shoaii make him sois owner ~ The con.
tents ~ the cave
Men who have lsnen drifting IN mid.
ee~an oa iai ~ wreekasn, suffering
with hunsef. THIRST aud aslw,-ase. aud
having nos the falnt.st hope ~ rrsrue.
hav. yet planned wicked and rsvrnsrfui
things.
When the last charge wa. made Tar.
lar hal the EaKilshman ans. his dsuRh.
ter an his left hand and only few feet
away, Under cover ~ III. smshe he
deliberately fired apa them, hatlag 10
It'll shesn both. the ~ hls hnil.ts
Kssssd Oh. girls shouldef ssd another
went through Harkina' hat. bat pruvi.
dsnce wili-d tina, such m.ns,rous
eri'ss should not h. psrpssraied. Tar.
ior had ns sosnsr ms.fs the attempt than
snddsa shoashs brought smile to his
face aud he smots his hr-ass and nut.
tered
"fci that am b. have forgotten the
contents ~ that tsssi t.st theta tiyei
Ls, tlssm go with ms aftf IN. gold
Let them AID m. a. secure 10, sai then
th.n"---
Ne hal attempted murder. lie wa.
planning something faE more horrslae
thar that
!, was mhiniah, when the train
reached the turks ~ the Cheyunn. ana
went into oasnp fron thai point u 1.
only sirty milrs ~ Clusters peak ~ the
Black Hills II was thought i-.st a. ~
main In camp foi . couple ~ iays aud
rsfit and recfui, The maia IN com.
msna ~ the cavalry was an ola iadian
fighter and pisiusman. aud issore the
camp broke ny he called . general eon.
sul,sticn. lie impressed u upon one
and all that their safety forbade brsah.
Ing up into smaller parties than ten 90
twelve men, The Indians we're thor.
oushly aroused and alert, and while
they nigh, 10 r~puised occasionally
they would he almost certain to over.
co,ne small attachments 81 gold s.eters.
No camp must h. left unguar,i.d by dsy
r night. No man must rslas his Wig.
lance for an honr " no wished to IRE.
serve his scalp.
A portion ~ the trcoI@ would remain
q, the forks for the summer ~ n rally. /
Ing paint. Tho ether half would follow |
the south fork ~ the Cheyenne up 10
the nsighborhoo'i ~ iIarasy's peak aud
there form another camp They nigh,
make occasional scouts. hut they would
not l'e strong enough b. defend the p.o. /
pie rushing into the country.
The majors remarks resulting In q /
general reorganization ~ the train, I
many ~ The hunters who hal come thus
far with tho soldier. hal now TO hand
together and drpend upon Themselves. 4
Out ~ all three parties werc organized
and put under the leai.rship ~ good
men. The first party consisted of the
old captain ~ the train, Joe. Iiarkins.
Taylor aud seven other good men, Dcss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-25

A neoc man
can be made, out of one that's
uscd-up," bilious and dyspeptic.
It's done by DIR. Picrce's Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t starts the
torpid liver into healthful action,
purifies and enriches the blood,
cleanses, repairs, and strengthens
the system, and restores health and
rigor. AS an appetizing, restora-
tive tonic, it sets at work all the
processes of digestion and nutri-
ton, and builds up flesh and
strength. It's the only Blood and
Liver Remedy that's guaranteed, IN
every case, to benefit or cure. If it
doesn't do all that's claimed for it,
the money is promptly refunded.
But it keeps its promises that's
the reason it can be sold in this
way.
discovery" Strengthens Weak
Lungs, and cures Splitting of Blood,
Shortncss of Breath, Bronchitis,
Severe Coughs, and kindred affec-
tons. Don't be fooled into taking
something else, said to be "just as
good" that the dealer may make a
larger profit. There's nothing at
all like the "Discovery."
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10 bs C3ntinued.l

Preparations are being made at
Ellcnsburgh to harvest large crop of
ice this winter. The water will be
taken from the Yakima river into a
pond, and the ice will be of superior
quality.
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