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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-22

vice sent to oil cattle raisers, and adver-
tisements az TO the roundup routes pub
lished in the range towns. Meantime. too,
at every ranch force is busy arranging
tor its share in the common labor. Very
likely, also, q blanket or two OF snow has
been blown out from the mountains over
the uplands, and this has been followed by
aspell of cold, wet weather. The roundup
season often begins with mud, wet grass
and freezing nights to add to the other
miseries of the tenderfoot then breaking
in at cowboy life.
The many roundup parties are num-
bered, and each has it's own territory to
look after. In one roundup party may
be 150 men; in another not more than
fifty. Each party has foreman, with two
or three assistants. in charge of general
work, ranch foreman having control
only when working In his own herd with
his own men. In party of 100 men perhaps
eighty will be in the employ of dozen to
twenty OF the nearest ranch owners. The
rest of the party, coming in ones and twos
from more distant ranches, are on hand to
look out for cattle far from home, it being
an ordinary thing to find estrays 200 miles
or even more rom where they were turned
loose the year before. To every ten or
twelve men in party are mess wagon
has string of six to nine ponies, the men
of each mess usually holding their ami
mails together and taking turns at night
herding.
The days routine of roundup party at
work on the range is, first, gathering cat
tie; second, separating them according to
ownership; third, branding calves.
As early as a. m. the call "Roll outW
is passed through the camp. The night
herders have already driven the ponies in
close at hand. The cowboys, hastily roll
ing up their bedding and throwing it on
less ponies and select their first
mounts. The sleepy cooks bestir
themselves preparing breakfast Camp
flres are in a few minutes flashing
red lights in the misty gray of the
early dawn; cowboys are here and there
wrestling with shying and bucking bron-
flying about at the end of a lariat like the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-22

MAXIMUM COMFORT IN ROUTE EAST.
Passengers destined II roiats east OF the Mis-
sour RIVER should patronlxe the Chicago. Union
Pacific \ Northwestern hae. Maximum com
fort aud speed courteous attendants, PullWaa
sud W SgaeV sleeping csrs, Pullman ard Mort J.
western ctnicg ears, Pullman eolonist slice pers,
free reclining char cars and union Gepots com
hned, make this Tie popular route East
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-22
ON A CATTLE RANGE.
The Summers General Roundup
on the Great Plains.
FEATURES OF cowsoY LIFE.
Gathering, Cutting Out, Branding and
guish Waiting for the Hot Iron.

7 the Western stock
mans vocabulary
"the n ort b e r n
range" is the name
for a large area of
the grazing country
in the colder Rocky
mountain region.
This area COM
prises Idaho and
Wyoming, with adj
~ ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-22
CONSUMPTION.

have positive remedy for ths above dissass;
use thousands Of cases Of the worst kind and q
standing have been cured. Indeed strong 10 ~ -
In its efficacy, that will send NO BOTTLES JILL
VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease 70 -
fsrer who viii send their Express aud Z. O. soa =
=. A. Sl0cum, u. c., lS3 Pearl Ss.s - =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-22

II there ever 8 specific for any one COM
plant then Carter's Little Liver Pills are
specific for sick headache, and every woman
should KNOW this. Only one pill a dose Try
them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-22
MAxIMrM coMEnRr " RnrrE

Seattle, Nay, lS9A
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-11
CSer amerifanti9e g%ierbrauer.)
q I1t N / 1t I It TT IT IT 8fer.

i l1eber bas 8erbalten bes Nlumiutums
gegen 8ier bat Die vWiienl6aftli6e Stas
tion fur Brauerei in Wtiiuden Elm @uta6z
ten Der0ffentltht, aus tpel6em 5erDorgebt,
baB oas aluminium gegen Bier DerbGlts
niBmGBtg iebr nt0eritanosfGbig lit. Sin
in Der MIuu1intumfelofla l6e beftnbli1es
Bier belt ftD iomobL bel IL @rao G. als
audi bel 5 @rao G. ausgesei1net nno ner>
6noerte fih du9 geihmaflth faum. Bie>
berbolte &oltproben lieBen NUT Die benz
8tere bur6 WtetaItrinfsefdBe ertbeilte
eigentblmlt1e Shdrfe ENCOURAGEMENT, obne
tr9eno cine ltOrenoe unanSenebme @ea
lhntadsuerGnberung. Betm Stebenlalien
bon 8ter In MlumtntumgefdBen bel 1912
@rao G. I0iten it6 auf 100 ccm 8ier 0,8
Wttligramm Mlumtntum auf. @Gbrenoes
Bier DerbGlt it6 gang ebenio; Die Sab
rungsfoblenldure greift bas aluminium
fauM on.
Oie vBiIieni6aftlide Station fir 8rauez
rel" in Mln9en benuBte lGngere 3ett biNs
bur6 eiren @dbrfolben aus aluminium
sur 8errnebrung BON Geinbsfe in WIrSe.
3u bielem 3nede nuroe Die 8Iras in Der
Tlalhe lelblt sum She'll bur1 &oden iteri>
iifirt, 10 baB auf oas Nluminium l6ngere
2eit fodenne QBurae einpirfte. 9ta6 Der
8ergGbrung Der Bilrse erqab Die &oltprobe
feline Misunderstanding; ebenio bate
oas gG6renoe 8ier 1ur mlnlmale Wten9en
&luminium aufgenommen Die 6efe muroe
ourd oas Nlumintum in Der @~ntnidelung
Durdaus ni9t beeinfuBt. 9as @uta6ten
iprt6t ft1 ba6in aus, baB gu @dbrgefdBen
fir qabrunoste6nii6e 9aboratorien oaS
Nlumtntum nobl9eetgnet lit, ebenio CUR
Mufbetpabrung nno gum Srausport grDBes
ret Wiengen 8ter.
BUR Briifung Der Sra9e, Oh Nluminium
fir BierleitungSr0bren geeignet lit, lieB
man 8ier lGngere !3eit unter Druid in Dem
&obre perrpeilen. gtah tpieoerboll lan9em
@ebrau6 mar Dos Nluminiumrobr ppus
itGnoig blanf uno unDerlebrt aebliebel1.
Sour bic 9teinigung Der 2eitunesrDbren nit
5ooa erforoert ~beionoere 8orii6t. Nlus
minium tpirb our6 alfalilde S~litlitgfeiten
ltart angsarlffen; 10 mar audi our6 Beban>
oeln bes ApDres NIT elmer aebnpro5enttaen
Spoal0iuug uno mad mebrtdgtgem Stebenz
Iai1en Der Sooal0lung in bem &obre bieieS
ii1nen angegriffen uno 5temll6 DieI Nlrllnis
MUM in 90iung 9esangen. 9age9en murbe
Das bloBe Qusidmanfen un6 Qnslpiilen oer
Mlumiaiumrobre nit SooalOluns unb raa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-11
Die 6erftenernte.

Sober tpeiB, baB Der l1nteri6tep TIM
Yretle Elm gar GROCER lit, tpenn Die @erite
ftp 81 8rau5tpeden eig1et uno nt1t nur
fir Sutter3pede ODER tir Die Wtlueret tn
8etraht fommt. Die @erite an itb mag
eans gut lein, miro aber BET Der @rnte niGt
rthtig perfabren, 10 miro iie ni6t oas lein,
mas Der Brauer perlangt uno Die 6olge lit
Elm geringer Yreis. Seine &0rnergattuug
leibet 10 lebr in ibrer Qualitdt, bur6 cine
unribtige, u~nseitgemdBe @rntemetbooe,
bur6 Observation-Disclosures Der berri6enoen
Mitterungsein fluiie, ais Die @erite. IS lit
nt9t @igenitnn bon ben Branern, tDie Die
Sarmer DieIfah glauben, tpenn otelelben
ntht ale @erite taufen, Die in unlerem
2anoe gebant mirO, ionoern has rubrt Der
bon Der gti6tbefolgung oerienigen @ruloe
iGbe, obne tpel1e cine ri6tige @eritentultur
ni6t mDgIid 1T. Dur6 cine Geibe Don
8erluben murbe .erpielen, baB Die Qualis
tat Der Gerite Dor Nlem BON Dem Seu6z
ti~steitsgraoe, Dem @etter, tpeIbeS mad
benz Wfdben berielben berrl1te, abbGngt.
0ieie @tnluiie iesen ben Wertb Der @erite
ais 8rautpaare, an 1pelGe ais WtaBitab etlle
9lei6mdBtge &etmun9sfdbisteit angelegt
mtro, berab. 9as duBere &ennaeiAen fir
quite 8rautpaare lit bic Sarbe, unD oober
fommt es, oaB 8utforbige, mOglthlt peiBe
@er1te am belten be3ablt tDiro. .
I'm u cine mDglthit l90re @erite gu
erhalten, muB fte geihnttten un0 aufgelteIIt
tperDen tpie anoeres @etreioe. 9ie Grnte
lou, tpte bel Der iibrtgen 6almfruht, IN Der
@eIbreife gei6eben, Da Die Sarbe oes &ornes
ben 8ertb b%eitintnt, iberreife @erite aber
bornig nno 9tafta tuir6, aber aud bel Der
@rnte Elm groper 8erluit an rleIlt i9tperen
&Ornern i%tattftnoet. Wte Die @erite 9es
l6nitten tit, muB ale Sorgfalt aut tbren
S6ub gegen &egenwetter gert6tet iein,
oaber ii1 ntbt gu groBe 8unoe ober @ar<
ben nno lofOrtige NufftcIung in tletne
Buppen (shocks) elnpfiebLt. Wian bebente,
baB tletnere 8unDe BET G~e9entpetter Elm
rai6eres 2lustrodnen ernlDgli6en, tie itnb
du9 angenebmer beim S@obern uno Der
Binofaoen lit in oieiem Sabre nt6t 10
tbeue., baB man beitrebt lein miiBte, 10
tpenig tpte mDalih auf ben Ncre 5u 9ebrauz
1en. Oie Buppen tperoen aus eli @arben
5uiammengeleBt, mouon a6t I'M Doppei>
freuS ober Stern auf9eiteat tperoen, brei
Die Seoedung btlOen, uno SiDor aiDet u1ten,
Die brittle in Der Otltte bariiber nit ben
gebren gegen Die 6auptpiubri6tung.
Splhe Buppen fDnnen obne Shaoen 5tpei
bis brei Noden gum Na6reifen i'm Seloe
ftehen. bleiben. Das Nufpupren i@iibt
insbelonbere 9e9en ben ginfuB Oes gtebels,
Der bisDeilen binreidt, einen betrd6tliden
Sbeil Der &0rIer gu bleideu. Selbitoer=
itGnolih bari ni9t BET regnerilder Wittez
run9 lDmte au9 ni6t ndbrenb ber Gbauz
itunoen gel6nitten neroen. Sine un3tpeds
mGBtge grntemetbooe fam &0rnerperlulte
bis gu einem Ss9ltel berbeifiibren uno be-
regnete @erfte fam mebr ais Elm Ortttel
ibres @ertbes Derlisrenl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-11
Dfs 3aates

elm fei6enartiges MnIebet1 un6 bouernoer
@oblgerud. Cine Soilette fam uidt BON
ftdnOig genattnt tperoen obne bteien bethlehem
uno eleganten GrtifeI.
~Gts i'd rs Sabre oft mar, ftna metn
9aar an gran gu merben uno aMs3nfaller.
Sett etntger i3eit gebraude i'd aper'8 Satr.
Stgor, uIto oiefeS bat ein reues @adstum,
11IO 3tuar non Der notiirliden Sarbe berpor.
geruteu." 81. S. 2Ourb, Sones 9rdrte,
Seras. :
gNor mehr alS etnem Sabre bate ib Elm
Aetttges Steber, uu6 ais i1 genas, fling metH
9aar an aus5ufallen, urb pas mir nod
blteb, oaS tpurbe grau. SD uerIudte per-
l9tebene Mtittel, aber un1ionf; felt einiser
3eit ober
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-11
Observation-Disclosures BrieffaIten.

0AlSAHIASh
Serrn Gb. g., Soma. Sragc: Otadlt
man ain beiten bel ippi9em Eleeltano Die
STOPPED Des @etreioes eltpas b0Ger?
Nntport Sir ben &lee nie iir Die nads
folgenbe @eioe empfieblt fi6 5meiiellOs Elm
b09erer S1nitt, aber aud fir bas @etretoe
tpirb IS better letn, ba Die @arben l6perir
trodnen, tpenn &lee in ben Stoppelenoen
fteft. 0abei lit II nod su beoenfe1, bab
es let9t Tebl1tellen giebt, mo Die 8upper
au lange fteben uuo gu friib gei6obert ents
tpidelt iiA gu piel Seu6ti9feit uno !9ibe i'm
S6ober, 10 baB &0rner unD Strob tart
beiba0igt tperoen.
Serrn u. s., 81. 9iebe a~rtitel: v9ie
Wirfung bes untrautes unb Wttttel, IS au
p%ertil9en."
Sitter 0eier: Siebe Qrtitel: uOie Ser
itenernte." - I'm cine CUTE QualttGt gu
e~r3ielen, 1T es natirIi6 cine gute8orlt3tss
maBregel, etpaige 2ageritelen aus3ulon;
bern.
@artenireuno. Siebe QrtifeI: v@eptns
nung BON @rDbeer 1aanttl1".
6errn $. &C., Ser. Cine 6bnltde Srage
tperoen sic tn3niihen in Der lebten 9tuns
mer b"santtportet 9efunoen baben. Was
Die @infilbrung bon Wttldpteb aus Dem
g2oroen noh benz Sloen a%nlangt, 10 baben
Die ben mei5ten@rfplg oamit 9e6abt, tDeld)e
ben @e6leL in Der fiblen Sabresaeit Dors
nabmen uno es i'm fol9enoen Sabre mad
W0gIi6feit gegen Die 0iBe i6uBten, tnoenl
fte Die Wetoe5eit auf Die tiblen Stunoen
bsl6r1nfte1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-11
BUR Grbdltnttg

Der SIIe, Sorbe uno 9d0nbett be8 SPARES
bebarf es GROCER SOrgfalt, uno nit tpertbs
Ioien Sodrtpailer1 miro uiel lnbetl argez
fteut. Mer eiren nolfommen guten Nrtifel
baben min, Der oerlange bon ieinem 9lpo=
tbefer ODER 8orfimerie< Sd11oler Mber'S
6airsWigut. SIS iibertrift unitreittg alle
0noern\ BrGporote bieier Irt. OHM, fabl
ODER gran getporoenes Saar erbdlt babrrh
ietne nrlpriinglife Sarbe nno Siiue tpteber.
Die &opfbaut erbdlt es fibl, feudt unb fret
bon SnMferrt. IS beilt llldenoen Nls.
f6lag, perbitet bas &ablweroer, uuo ners
ffafft oieier 6Ine
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-11

Srl6te in cine fade. unglaltrte Eboaz
ihlllel, 4. 9. etneu sroBen SlutnentopTuns
terlaB. Nm Delten 1T es, leue @eTdBe All
perlpcnoen, neil lolGe leAr beglertg Die
Teudtioteit auflauaen. Sn Diel,n Sdi|1
ieln breitet man Die 6rii6le III elmer S6iht
berart aus, oaB tie nldt gu eng %5ulanmens
Iieaen. Sic @:raB: itelt man oann al Ell
mem gegen 9teQen gelhlibten Srt I'M 6reteI
ooer i'm 3imnler ooer gepdhsDauS 10 auT,
baB tie mDglidlt Dlel bon Der Sonne
belbtenen neroen. Salo l6rumpfen Die
Sril9te uno meroen, ie nadoem tie nebr
ooer mentger Der S~onnenD1rme aIS9eiebt
itno, in 3pet big bret Wo6en ganS bart.
Ourh finitli6e Wdrme Den Grodenpro3eB
gu b%ei1leunigen, lit nl6t ratblam. @uf
bieien etn9elbrumpften uno erbdrteten
TrI6ten Iiben bic Samenforn6en erbaben
auf Der Oberfldhe. ielbit all ben Srii6ten
lol1er Sorten, bel wel9en iie i'm frti1tn
3uitanoe in @riibhen eingeientt ltegcn.
I'm Die SamentDrner gu %eeninnen, geniigt
es, Die Srihte 3tpil6en Die beioeu Sanoz
flG1en 3u nebmen unp gu retben. Oanrt
fallen Die gut ausgebiloeten SdnentDrner
Iei6t in cine u~nter9elteQte Shilel uno
man behGlt Die bon alsn brauhbaren &ors
nern befreite SruAtboren 5mtlden Den
Sdnoen.
Sci ben gr0Beren unb iaftreideren SrilAs
ten mIiroe Dtele Qrt bes Srpdnens peniger
out %9eltngen, es lit allo ein anoeres gers
fabren Dor;uaieben, Oaan i6dlt nit einem
fletnen, l1arfen, stemlih breiten Wfelier
Die iamentraaenoe Sberbaut Der Srii6te alb
UNI leet Diele 6aut1tiidhen. Die Sleii6leite
ua1 untel, auf Elm 8latt feltes, glattes
9Snnipr mn lie n(Shnl0 nutrn6nen. Ttcle
NIT Sru6tbGuten belebten Papierbldtter
tperoen bann ebeufa4s Der Come ausgelebt,
uatiirli6 i'm aei6loiienen Gaume, mo- ie
ntGt bonn @ino entiiibrt neroen tOnnet.
SIT Der Srodenpro@B podsnoet, 10 tleben
Die ShaIenitiddeu auf Dem Bapier 9an3
Ie1t uno man fann Die berporragcnoen
6amentOrner leidt nit ben Tin9ern ooer
einem Sol3itldden abl6len uno lanllneln
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-11
0ebr0udk

Id gper's Satr sSigor, urb MN tpdGf mein
Saar raid, rno bat feline olte Sarbe."-
gRrs. Innte Collins, 9tgbtOu, Wtaff.
SD gebraude aper's SairzStgor felt fat
flint S1bren, .uno n1etn Soar 1T iafttg,
elauieno unb nortrefflid erbalten. SD bin
oier5ig Sabre aft, nno rette felt fiinfuuo<
5uan5tg Sabren iiber bic Brdrieer. = m.
9enrn Stt, alias Mustang Bill" Stem.
cQ1le, gSho.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-11
6ewinnune pom Gr6beerfamen.

Oie @etpinnung bon Grbbeer iamen gez
i1iebt 6ur6 Erodnen ber Trihte. Sc mad
@rOBe Der Sruht perfGbrt man babel auf
neri6ieDene 0eiie. 0ie tletncren Sorteu
fam man unmittelbar Dem GrpGenpro3eiie
untertperten; man legt Die Oolreit uno
troden Oepfliidten, bon benz &eI@ b~efreiten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-11

@eisen. - 5iem ylort Stunt &C;
Suli 64c.; September SAC. ct. Nouis =.
SUM &C. Srli 765e; 9ept. 744 Wilwautee
Suli 72&c. Sept. 1910. nlutb-Jto. 19tor=
tbernSult III, September 764c. Utirneapolis
Suli 74c. Sept. 734c. 1oleoo - Sult S04c.
Qlu9, 794 c. SaLtlmOrs - Sult size. @ue.
Corn. - Stem yorf- SUM- C.; Suit
554c.; September Sale. ct. Ho1is = SsHni,
C; Sult 45c. !; Sept. 45c. Baltimore -
Suit soc. , @m9uit, 544c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-11
0tetmnrtt.

gm @inbpiebmarf betr1e bic gu :
fubr 5000 @tid ee9eu 1928 Stiid am
norisen Somitas. Wei9aft i6wa6 nnb
Yreile nieort9er.
BerfaMft muroen 1t. q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-11
Agrr'a
3ubersitet Don Dr.. s. 6. Mper & 60, aopeH, Msafi.
Su allen &pptbeten gu Baben.
Observation-Disclosures.

H Observation-Disclosures @eeenftdube betreffenbe
9ntroeen limb an 3errn 0ottIieb Bemntn8bonen,
GIaoeS Corners, @tSc., gu riGten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-11

Nm @6metuemorf s BELIEF it6 bic
3ufilbr All II, 900 Stid segeu 1853
5tiid am porigen Samita9. @el6Gtt tan9@
fam uuo 4reile 5 bis 10e. niebriser.
Uertauft murben II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-11
Wl1rftDertM

ghicaeo. 9. Suli.
Sult: @eiseu i6loB nit ~, Sulis@orn
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
ERIN'S DEL|VERANCE is At HAND.
The Home Rulers are Sangu.i .ine
of Success.
An Address to Irishmen IN America
and Australia.
A Little More Help rfeeded TO Bring the
Long Struggle sor Local Self-Gov-
ernment to Triumphant
Conclusion.
Nv the Associated Press.l

By the Associated Press.l
DUBLIN, Sept. 20.-At the meeting OF
the National Federation, today, Justin
Mccarthy presiding, a manifesto was
addressed to Irishmen in America and
Australia. 1t says: "We address you
on the national cause at an suspicious
time and from an suspicious position.
Our demand for justice has been ad-
vanced by the power of the people to
another stage that is decisive and all
but final."
Continuing, the manifesto says "The
prospect now before us is full OF cheer
and should inspire renewed and re-
doubled effort, for it shows sure way
to victory. As the result of the general
election, at which the supreme question
was home rule, the electors of Great
Britain and Ireland, after six years
of experience with government hostile
to home rule and devoted to coercion,
established an administration founded
on the principle that satisfaction must
be given the just demands of Ireland
without loss of time. We are convinced
of the sincerity of the Liberal leaders,
not only because Of the course pursued
by the Liberals since Gladstone adopted
home rule, but also because their inter-
eets demand such a permanent settle
ment as Ireland can cordially accept.
Legislative industry applied to other
proposals would be simply labor lost.
We do not forget the declaration of Bal
four, that 10 matter what bill may be
10 - do will
We also bear in mind Gladstone's warn
ing, that if the house OF lords rejected a
measure deliberately adopted by the
country, they do SO at the peril OF their
chamber. To suppose that a house
of lords existing by popular
suffrage would venture to Of
fer obstinate resistance to the
will of the people. would be to inn
agine something contrary to the invari-
able experience in the history of parlia-
ment, besides being opposed to common
sense. Ii in contempt of experience
they 60 obstruct the home rule bill as to
delay the passage of other measures i'm
peratively required by the British peo-
pie, they can be effectually dealt with
in such manner as not only to enforce
the passage of the home rule bill, but
end all hereditary obstruction.
"Success is near. In the meantime
we need the help of the people to main
tain the movement with vigor. The
strain ia increasing, and will increase as
the final stage of the struggle ap-
proaches. We need help urgently to
save the evicted tenants until the Paris
fund is available, or government COM
mission leads to parliamentary inter-
vention."
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
Phantons.

The hopes Of cure held out in the advertise
ments OF numberiess remedies are mere phan-
toms, without the slightest shadow OF reality
about them. On the other hand, no stateo ent
has ever been made in behalf of Hcstette' 8
pie substantiation. Ca has ever been taken
in laying its claims before the public to cir
cumscribe those claims with the bounds of
truth. Allegations outside of these form no
blot on the record of this sleJling, time honored
remedy. proven by the most respet table evi
dence to be remedy for and preventive of
malaria disease, rheumatism, kidney trouble,
chronic indigestion and biliousness. 1t is an
inefiabiy fine tonic, promotes convalesce
and mitipates the infrmities of age. Taken
before retiring at night ii is a promoter OF
sleep.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
THIS Is RECIPROCITY.
England Is Going to Put Duty OF
American Wheat.

-
England Is Going to Put Duty on
American Wheat.
New YORK, Sept. 29.-Colonel Nelson.
editor and proprietor of the Kansas
City Star, today made the statement
that when parliament again convened
in England a bill for placing duty on
American wheat would be introduced,
and that pamphlets urging the policy OF
such a measure are being distributed
throughout England.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-The report cabled
from New York regarding the introduc-
tion OF a bill to place duty on foreign
wheat, is here pronounced nonsensical,
if it implies that any responsible mem
ber of the commons will introduce such
a bill. Some farmers organs haue urged
such thing, but no prominent member
is in the remotest way connected with
the idea.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
A CHARMED LIFE.
Murderer Bruggy saved From the G
lows for the Filth Time.

lows for the Filth Time.
SANTA Rosa, Sept. 29.-After being
brought four times to the Threshold of
death, Geo. w. H. Bruggy, the Windsor
murderer, who was to have been exc
cuted tomorrow, has been again saved
by the law. This morning Sheriff Null
grew received a telegram from Attorney
Cook to the effect that Judge McKenney
had allowed the appeal on the Bruggy
case, and ordered the execution stayed
pending appeal. Bruggy received the
news without much show of feeling.
There is considerable discussion of the
case on the streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
A Heavy Forger.

LONDON, Sept. 29-Dr. Francis Char
les Scott Sanders, former proprietor of
the Lyric Club, charged with forging
the name of the earl of Loundesborough
to bills for 1888, was committed today
for trial. This is not the total of the
forgeries of which the prisoner is &C.
cused. it being said that he has at var
ious times procured $1,000,000 by for
ging other persons names.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
JOINED HIS lNAMORATA.
DR.. Heron Left a Note Explaining the
Cause of His Suicide.

DR.. Heron Left a Note Explaining the
Cause of His Suicide.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-The coroner's jury
in tie case of DR.. Heron, the army sur
geon found dead on Sunday, returned a
verdict that he killed himself while in
sane. The coroner read letter from
DIR. Heron, written Saturday night. In
this he said: ."There was no intention
OF separation between me and Miss Rus
sell, therefore l will join her as quickly
as possible. l have no doubt her death
was not due to natural causes. Exist
ence to me would not be worth having
if through myself my promised bride
committed suicide. therefore take an
overdose of morphine"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
Fire at Sea.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 29.-The British
steamer Highland Chief, from Buenos
Ayres, reports that on September 18th,
she met the British tank steamer Bay
onne, on fire. Part of the crew had
taken to the boats. The Highland Chief
waited till the fire was quenched. While
she was standing by, boat swamped,
and five persons were drowned.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
Found,

At the drug store, valuable package,
worth it's weight in gold. My hair has
stopped falling and all dandruff has dis
appeared since found skookum root hair
grower. Ask your druggist about it.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30

II would rather trust that medicine
than any doctor l know Of" says Mrs.
Hattie Mason, of Chiffon, Carter coun-
ty, Mo-, in speaking of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
This medicine can always be depended
upon, even in the most severe and dan
gerous cases, both for children and
adults. rs and 80 cent bottles for sale
by @. F. Heinzeman, 222 North Main,
druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
RusINEss CHANCES.


THOR SALE-$l65O-THE BEST PAYING
L steam Merry Go Round in the state. The
latest improvements; has "a horses, and bug
gies; horse power engine, aim st new;
large, fine tent. When running, pays $35 per
day. This outfit cost $4,000. Will sell, or ex-
change for house in the city, and pay cash DIFF
ference, rs owners are una BILE t agree tUDDY
& STOUGHTON, 203 N. Main st. 30 1t
EOR ALE-$45O-ONE OF THE BEST PAY
II ing restaurants in the city; centrally To-
Gated and cheap rent; best of reasons for sell
ing. This in q bargain: don't miss it. CUDDY
h STOuGH ron 103 ~ Main st 9-30-2t
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30

Venturesome Voyage.
HUELvA, Spain, Sept. 29.-Captain
Andrews, who crossed the Atlantic in a
little dory, has arrived here safely.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
Kitty Parnell Seriously Ill,

LONDON, Sept. 29.-The widow of
Charles Stuart Parnell is reported seri-
ously i'll.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30

Apply Winterilla at night, and oh! such
difference in the morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
PHYSICIANS.
CARRIAGE WORKS.


UTANTED-EvERYON TO KNOW THAT
w am manufacturing all kinds OF spring wag
ons, buggies and carriages at greatly reduced
prices. Blacksmithing, painting and trim
ming done promptly Leather top buggies
from $125 to $ SO. RICHARD MOLONY, 1923
Also street Los Angeles Cal.