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Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-28

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to all mothers. MRS. .RuTHENBERG,
1868 First ave., N. Y.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-28
Ho! For San Diego.

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day and Thur sday September 2oth and 29th.
Special cheap excursion rates from all sta tions
on the Santa re and Southern Pacific.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-28

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wherever the fat
fl -sh made a fold,
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For four weeks after
his birth he suffered
with this eruption,
and until / got Gu
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-28

extra double presents to everybody at their
stores, 1876 N. Main street and 35l 8. Spring
street, Los Ange es. Their Teas, Coftees and
Spices are pronounced perfection. Visit then
stores and get the best.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-28
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pressly for ducks, at reasonable figures. Car
rtage leaves San Berpardino on Tuesday and
Saturday at B an, passengers or no passen-
gers, carrying U. g. mail to Knights hotel.
GUS KNIGHT, JR.,
9-26 I'm Proprietor Bear Valley Hotel.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-28

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sure to follow. Halls Hair Renewer IL the
best preventive.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-28
BABY -FOUR WEEKS OLD
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My baby boy had been suffering from birth with
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-28

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r. B. KACHLEIN, Prop
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-28

Visiting Cards Engraved
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-28

Center Pieces and Brackets
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The largest stock, latest Designs lowest prices
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-28

Gents Hats Cleaned, Dyed and Pressed.
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-28

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 27.-For Southern Cali
fornia. Fair; variable winds; nearly stationary
tom nerature
Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-28
NEWS NOTES.

United States weather Onace.
Report Of observations taken at Los Angeles
.ptember ~, 1892:
People's voice., 1892-04-01

convention should plant itself squarely
on the st. Louis platform without as
much as the dotting of an or the
crossing of t. Let us make the cam
paign on the issues presented, and
await another campaign for such
changes as future discussion and ex-
perience may suggest
Some other questions may be en-
bodied in our state platforms, which
all sections of the country are not yet
ready for. Complete revolutions in
public sentiment cannot be manufact-
ured in moment They are the re-
suit Of education and of gradual
growth, and the men who have at
tained an advanced position in this edu-
cational growth must not wreck the
entire movement simply because all
other men have not yet attained to
their standard. Let such men take
their position upon the hill tops and
hold aloft the beacon lights which will
guide the multitudes up higher; but do
not let them carry the lights so far up
into the clouds that the multitudes will
lose sight of them altogether. Wait
while until those in the rear of the
procession have a little time to catch
up. Let us have no more planks in
the national platform this year To.
peka Advocate
People's voice., 1892-04-01
A Dead Letter.

The Chicago Tribune, by means of a
special agent sent out to investigate
the workings Of the interstate COM
meree law in the states of Iowa, Ne
braska, Missouri, Minnesota and Kan
sas, has confirmed what has all along
been suspected, viz: that the railroads
have been and are shamelessly violat-
ing that law in these states by discrim-
mating in favor of large shippers
giving them better rates than are given
to small shippers and by giving these
large shippers cash rebates; also by
discriminating in favor Of certain locali-
ties and against Others The mass of
evidence which the Tribune produces to
prove these facts is simply ineontro.
vertible and overwhelming, and is proof
conclusive that the law is dehed at will
by railway managers, and is hence a
dead letter. Favoritism, discrimina.
ton and outrage are thus practiced d
upon the small shippers, and certain
localities and great commercial in,
terests are built up at the expense and
to the positive injury of Others
Atchison Champion.
People's voice., 1892-04-01

wealth to oppress labor, and the finan-
cial legislation of the last thirty years
has been directed to this very point to
make 'the dollar buy more than it ever
would before" That is why every
effort to increase the circulation is re-
sisted by the plutocratic parties and
press, and is also the very reason why
the hosts Of productive labor should
unite as one man to secure fair re-
muneration for the products of labor.
1t can only be done by change of
financial system.
Don't let the plutocrats make you be-
lieve that this much-purchasing dollar
is as good for you as it is for anyone
else, for when you sell more labor and
products to get it than ever you did be.
fore, it will not pay one cent more of
debt interest and taxes than did the
dollar you once got for half as much
labor. Besides, if you lay up anything
for the rainy day, or for old age, you
can lay up only of your surplus profits
How can you expect surplus profits
when the dollar will buy more fvour
work than ever it did before?" You'll
have no surplus profits, and you'll lay
up nothing, you'll not even get out of
debt only as you are sold out, while
this condition Of things continues. -
Mt Vernon (ll Progressive Farmer
People's voice., 1892-04-01
FARMERS ALLIANCE.
ALLIANCE NOTES.

Hand this paper to some railroad
employe.
Gold -baseites tell US that green
back monev is irredeemable. Preach
ers tell us that the righteous need no
redemption, only the sinner. The
greenback is the savior Of the bank
note Who prefers the 5inner to the
savior?-Iowa Tribune
Intrinsic value is no more an es-
sential to make money good than
corpulency is to make healthy man.
1t is not the bulk nor the value of the
bulk that makes money! but the pledge
on it of the government which makes it
pay public and private dues. Alliance
Herald
Tom Watson, and other alliance
men, refused to go into the speaker
ship democratic caucus, for which they
were denounced as rascals, traitors, and
Judases. Now the eastern anti-silver
democrats declare they will not enter
a democratic silver caucus, and not a
word Of criticism is heard BAH
Weekly Toi.er.
Under free coinage, gold and silver
dollars could not get much apart in
bullion value, and never did, because
the legal tender power of each dollar
kept their bullion values near each
other But demonetize either dollar
and its bullion value can and does fall
considerably below that of the other. -
Emporia Gazette.
-Napoleon's theory was TO divide al
People's voice., 1892-04-01
A FEATURE OF THE PLATFORM.

army and whip each part separately. |
The money power undertook to follow
the same tactics and keep the laborers
of the city and the country fighting
each other, but the scheme fell
through, as ali the laboring classes
have learned that their iuserests are
the same. Exchange,
The silver men are having lively
time in Washington. New England
members of the house are fighting free
silver with a vim. They say it will
'cause business men to lose confidence"
The farmers have already lost conf
dencn. The question is: Can a few
Doodle business men boss the country,
or shall The great masses?-Progressive
Farmer.
Some earnest advocates of free
coinage are becoming considerably an
gered at the conduct of Mr.. NJ D.
Harter. This is all wrong Mr..
Harter is doing better service for the
success of the Bland bill than any five
men who are advocating its passage.
His opposition is so venomous and his
methods so unfair as to rouse a spirit
of distrust of his motives National
Economist
Addressing an appeal for justice to
man who is the direct benetic ary of
the oppression that is destroying you,
is nonsense and folly. Work with those
who are similarly situated and whose
interests are identical with yours
Every producer and laborer in this
country has the same interest and the
same hose for relief, and they must pull
together if they would succeed.-Alli-
ance Herald
Chicago papers say there are 80, 900
idle laborers in that city. A non-union
man tod us that 50, 900 would be nearer
right and that all were willing to work
at anything to keep from starving.
The authorities are at loss to know
what to do about it Unless there is a
change in the monetary system the
army of tramps and paupers will quad
ruple itself before another year.-PittS-
field QlL) Advocate.
Wit. some gold bug be kind enough
to explain just how the silver miner can
reap a profit of twenty-five per cent
bv the coinage of his silver bullion into
dollars, and the peop e lose twenty-five
per cent in receiving those same dol
lars for their labor or productsP This
is dark subject upon which many
people would like to see little light
reflected from some of our brilliant
financial luminarieS Advocate.
The politicians are mad because
the alliance does not confne its busi-
ness to the scientific principles involved
in feeding hogs, growing pumpkins and
corn shucking. It is practical 1t
means business. Il is going to the root
Of the disease. 1t is medd ing in poll
tics taking hand in the caucus and
the conventions, thinking and voting
and killing more politicians than you
can shake stick at snd that hurts.
That's why they squeal-Commerce
Journal
People's voice., 1892-04-01

But such discussions are foreign to
the purpose of this article, and, return
ing from any seeming depression, we
ask, what are the advantages railroad
employees expect TO gain by antag ,niz.
ing the farmers or the Farmers ALI
ance.
Is it believed IL railroad employees
succeed in defeating the farmers that
the corporation will aid them in crush
ing out the Pinkerton infamy? Do
railroad employees those engaged in
the train service, so much as dream
that the corporation WILL when he
farmers are defeated, demand of legis-
latures that the co-employe iniquity
shall done away with?
II workingmen propose to sing
Hail Columbia, happy land"
in earnest, then they must add
Let independence be our boast,
Ever mindful what II cost"
The time has come, as in the far
away days of the Israelites when idol
worship was making sad inroads upon
the spineless sons OF the chosen people
when Baal had four hundred
prophets and God only one, Elijah,
who said: "IIow long haltye between
two opinions? II the Lord be God, fol-
low him; but If Baal, follow him."
And now, if the corporation be the
railroad employees god, let them fol-
low it and do its bidding, but il their
own independence and self-respect
their liberty and citizenship combined,
is preferable, then by all the gods let
them assert themselves, be true to
themselves, though the furnace OF
their Affections be heated by the pluto
cratic Nebuchadnezzars seventy times
hotter than when crema;ed martyrs Of
the past demonstrated that their
courage was equal TO their convictions
Eugene V. DebS, in Locomotive Fire
mems Magazine.
People's voice., 1892-04-01
APPRECIATION OF MONEY.
"The Dollar VIII Buy More Than Evel
Before"

Before"
Before the house committee on agri-
culture recently, where Mr.. Pillsbury
was making an argument that but for
the fictitious dealing on boards Of ira lie
farm products would bear a better
price, Mr.. Lewis asked: Isn't money
worth more than ever?" Mr.. Pillsbury
replied: 81 think as whole the dol
lar will buy more goods now than
ever"
That is true undoubtedly, and that is
what we have been for years trying to
get plutocracy to admit. "The dollar
will buy more than ever it would be.
fore" We want every farmer and
laborer to take that as a text and
preach out his own sermon from it and
when he is done preaching we want
him to get down and pray for sense
enough to see what effect that condi.
ton of things has upon him and his
family, and for independence and self
asserted manhood enough to come out
on his own side and work for better
conditions.
THE dollar will buy more than il
ever would before" That is a rich
harvest, fat and plenty, for the man
that has the dollar, but it is the parched
earth, leanness and starvation for the
man that has things to sell for the dol
lar 1t is all right for the man that has
a fixed salary, interest and coupons,
but the man whose muscle or whose
soil must produce something to buy
the dollar, is 'fn the soup" without
spoon or ladle. That is the very condi.
ton of things of all others to enable
People's voice., 1892-04-01
NO MORE PLANKS.
The Omaha Convention Must Not Add Any
to the st. Louis Platform.

The Omaha Convention Must Not Add Any
to the st. Louis Platform.
We notice some of our exchanges are
talking about certain additional planks
which they want added to the platform
at Omaha Now, gentlemen, stop and
think moment The St Louis con-
ference was composed of accredited
delegates from all the principal indus
trial organizations of this country.
They assembled for the purpose of
formulating basis of agreement upon
which all could unite politically. They
succeeded, and all agreed to abide by
the platform that has been promul-
gated While that platform may not
contain all that some individuals, and
perhaps a large number Of them, may
wish that it contained, it must be re-
membered that in forming basis Of
agreement between so many organiza-
tions, concessions were necessary; and
only those things could be incorporated
which all could agree to. As that plat
form now stands every organization
represented at St Louis will stand by
it and vote for the candidates who may
be named at Omaha If other planks
are added at Omaha some of these or
ganizations viii have the opportunity
to say we never agreed to these, and
are under no obligations to stand by
them; and they will be fully justified
in this position.
We hope those who are agitating the
question of more planks in the plat
form will think seriously Of these
things One Of the greatest dangers
with which we are now confronted lies
in the direction indicated The Omaha
People's voice., 1892-04-01
PERTINENT POINTS.
A Few Inquiries on the Railroad Question
Who VIII Answer?


Who VIII Answer?
Would it not be we'll for railroad EN-
ployes to seriously address themselves
to an earnest honest consideration of
the following questions:
ist Is there any existing relation
ship between railroad earnings ant
wages paid railroad employees?
2l. If yes, how does such relation.
ship manifest itself?
3D. Are wages raised as earnings in
crease?
4th- What becomes of the nearly
four hundred millions OF dollars real
lied by the railroad corporations after
the payment of all operating expenses,
including wages?
9Th. What per cent of profit do the
railroad companies realize, il such
profits be calculated upon actual cost
Of construction and equipment?
9th. Could not the federation Of rail.
road employees maintain their scale OF
wages, even II such profits were re-
duced?
9TH Would not such reduction OF
profits benefit railroad employees equal.
" with all other classes?
Sth Are the interests Of railroad cor
porations and their employees identical?
eth. Must employees rob themselves
in order that their emp oyers may be
able to pay their wages?
10th. Have railroads in the past en-
ployed any more men than they neces-
sarily had to have?
1lth. Can they do any less than that
in the future?-George C. Ward, in
Locomotive Firemen's Magazine
People's voice., 1892-04-01
A Singing Retort.

Mr.. Simpson during the tariff debate
hoored Ray, of New York, who had the
floor for the republicans In answer
to a proper question which Mr.. Ray
had granted Mr. Simpson permission to
ask, Ray said:
ITO such foolish question, If l werl
disposed to sneer at the alliance mem.
Der, 1 would retort by asking, Was
your grandmother mokeyY"
"And if you did," retorted Simpson
81 shoxld answer as Dumas did the
French captain, by saying, Yes, sir;
my family began where yours leaves
off,"
People's voice., 1892-04-01

The gentlemen opposed to the free
coinage of silver say that the silver in
a dollar is produced for forty-one cents
Suppose it is so. What Of that? The
Homestake Mining Co, of the Black
Hills the largest producer of gold in
the world, has its business so system
atized that every ton of ore milled ay-
erages S. at cost OF sL6l. So one
dollar of gold costs thirtv.two ceuts
Take off your government fat and
which would be worth the more-gold
costing Ihirty-two cents or silver cost
ing forty-one cents?-Exchange.
People's voice., 1892-04-01

The democrats of Georgia are now
about in the same fix the republicans
of Kansas were two years ago. When
they make a call for a county central
committee to meet they find that near
ly all the committee has Joined the peo-
Piles party.-0berlin (Kan Herald
People's voice., 1892-04-01

The worst kind of partisan is the
one who under the right of non-parti-
san organization shows on every oppor-
tunity the most intense old-party bigot-
nv. The true non-partisan throws all
parties to the dogs and says: Here are
my demands The party that supports
me will get my support -Noncomform-
;ct
People's voice., 1892-04-01

If the tariff is to be the issue will
some advocate Of properly regulated
tariff state how many mortgages it
will lift how much it will stop the rob-
berry of trusts, syndicates and COM
bines and how many people it will re-
deem from debt who shall sell their
products at cost of production on ac-
count of the scarcity of money?-Alli-
ance Herald.
People's voice., 1892-04-01

Recently the anthracite coal owners
met in New York and agreed to ad-
vance the price of anthracite coal
Twenty-Five cents per ton They also
decided that if the cold weather con-
tinued the price would be still further
advanced What was that cranky idea
they had some hundred years ago about
taxation without representation being
robbery?-Journal OF Knights Of
Labor.
People's voice., 1892-04-01

The membership of the Knights of
Labor has increased twenty-five per
cent since the general assembly met
at Toledo, O., few months ago.
People's voice., 1892-04-01

The men who have tried and are
trying to build up labor press are en-
titled to the fullest support Of organ
lied labor. 1t has been proven that
they are willing TO serve the cause for
a bare living. They know full well
the power Of the press and will make
their now struggling papers great daily
defenders Of the cause Of organized
labor as soon as the members OF our
unions give them their sympathy and
support Instead of carping criticism
and disposition to tear down, the
same zeal should be shown in trying TO
build up The true test OF a mans
sincerity and worth in the labor move
ment is his desire and ability to build
it up. A fool can tear down-Midland
Mechanic.
People's voice., 1892-04-01
INFORMATION ASKED FOR.

II Prohibition Is the Paramount Issue
Where DO the Few That own All the
Wealth Get Their Money?
notice that the Kansas conference
Of the Methodist church, in the course
Of its proceedings, passed certain reso-
lutions, in the body Of which occurs
the following statement or sentence;
We emphatically declare our profound con.
viction that the question OF the extinction OF
the saloon Is the paramount question challeDg-
ing the attention OF the American statesman
Other issues over which parties contend are
destitute Of moral principle and but like prating
concerning mint, anise and cummin, while this
involves the weightier matter Of the law, JUS
tice, truth, mercy and righteousness
also note the fact that in North
Dakota, at the annual state prohibi-.
ton convention, the members of the
Farmers Alliance and kindred organ
izations withdrew in body from such
convention rather than indorss and as
sent to virtually the same proposition,
or statement tO-wit: That the prohi-
bition OF the manufacture, importation
and sale Of intoxicating liquors is the
paramount issue before the American
people!
am lost in amazement at the su-
preme Righteousness and fareical
comicality Of this effort TO thus force
sober, industrious men TO believe that
the liquor traffic is the cause Of their
impoverishment and failure in busi-
ness Mr.. Editor, $1,000 individuals
own sS6, 900, 900, 900, or thr ee-ffths Of
the total wealth of the nation. VIII
some ardent prohibitionist, who in
dorses the above remarkable resolu-
ton, please state how many Of these
indiviuals obtained their money by
traficking in intoxicating liquor?-
| Gaoroe & Ward in Toneka Advocote
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-29
THE BON1TCN,

Snort order and regular meal res
taurant, No. 1l6 Soledad street,
Opposite court house, opens on the
9th, Thursday. The very best
meal that can be put up, for the
money, will be served. w. II. Byers,
recently of the Swiss house, is the
proprietor, and his success at this
house is a guarantee of good eating at
his new place OF business. Thank
the public for their generous patron
age in the past, and hoping for a
continuance of the same at the bon
Ton" l am very respectfully,
10 u st w. II. BYERs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-29

throw safeguards around the ballot
box, it was hoped would correct many
of the abuses which have disgraced
our elections; but even this law has
been so loosely enforced as regards
registration that we are certain q
large number of nonresident and IL
legal voters have been registered, and
this done at = the connivance and in
stance of the officials, who have de-
voted their time, belonging to the
public, and used their money to bring
in voters In order to swell the list.
This adds to the reasons why the
people must rise and by force of num-
bers put down the conspiracy.
We now appeal to our fellow citi-
zens to drop all personal considera-
tions and come to the rescue. Our
ticket has everything to recommend
1t, and we believe the public welfare,
the honor and good name OF our COM
munity commands your hearty sup
port and labor in its behalf.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-29

those in office, they will put an end to
the office holders joint stock associS-
ton and to the political villsiny that
has prompted them to suppress the
voice of the people In the choice of
their candidates.