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The herald., 1894-03-09
SANTA MONICA.
Senator joiner Arrival-Improveme ents
Notes.

Senator joiner Arrival-Improvem ents.
Notes.
SANTA MONICA, March 9.-Senator
Jones arrived yesterday morning, look.
ing exceedingly we'll. In the evening
Ex-Governor Alger, Senator ?. Sawyer
and Governor Alger's son came down.
This galaxy of statecrsft will undoubt-
edly rebound to our future good.
NORTH BEACH IMPROVEMENTS.
North Beach presents an exceedingly
lively appearance these days. with the
cement chemist, o. Leonardo, directing
a large crew on the plunge and founda-
tions of the new bath house. The pile
driver is also at work driving the neces-
sary piles for the bulkheAd, and Con-
tractor II. X. Goetz and crew are anx-
iously waiting for chance to begin on
the carpenterwork of the building. The
engines, ETC., for the new establishment
are at the Santa Fe yards, ready to be
put In place. The engine has capacity
OF 2500 gallons per minute, and can
easily I'LL the mammoth plunge in three
hours.
The Offices OF Messrs. Robert f. and
Ivy JOAohs bu6 agents Oh O9uabOr j ones
here, in the rear of the bank building.
present an equally busy scene OF hustle
and activity, where the large number Of
those who have dealings with them 20
to attend TO details in the many matters
OF improvement they have under way.
The beauty OF II is that the general
characteristics OF the gentlemen enable
them to keep everything moving along
smoothly and at full steam. Santa
Monica is fortunate in having them at
the helm of the affairs of the senator,
and l believe the senator is to be con-
graduated also.
IMPROVEMENTS STARTED SINCE JAN. lsT.
The splendid record Of '9S which the
HERALD gave in its New Years edition
OF Santa Monics's progress bids fair to
be lar outdiatauced in '94, the first two
months Of the year already starting off
with the matchleEs record of 1000 OF
new buildings being started, and of
considerable amount OF improvements
started on buildings already existing.
There have been contracts let for s25. 200
worth OF new residences, aud plans are
being completed for several more 5000
homes, besides galaxy of email ores.
A HARBoR MEETING.
A grad harbor meeting has been
called - the officers of the board of
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trade, notices having been sent out to
its members, for Friday evening, at the
town hall. Our people have become
thoroughly aroused on the importance
of lending every assistance to the val
liant crew OF our friends at the national
capital and the board OF trade, city trus'
tees and every citizen of high and low
degree has reHolved himself into COM
mittee of one to do what he can in the
matter.
THE WATER COMPANY.
Our people and the Water company
are to be congratulated on the happy
state Of affairs which exists between
the people and the aqua purveyors.
When the question of water ratee came
up for determination, for the water year
beginning July LIST, not complaint was
registered, but q petition containing
over three-fourths of the water takers
was presented, asking that the rates as
then existing be continued, the board OF
trustees readily complying. 1t is such
amity of feeling as this that makes us
strong and invincible. The company
have been for some time expending
every dollar OF revenue in developing
water and will continue the good work
as soon as the weather permits. This ia
public spirit which makes town and
community, and l am as pleased to
write it as 1 know the HERALD is to
chronicle it.
NOTES.
The annual business meeting of the
Presbyterian church took place last
night, at which considerable business oi
Importance was transacted.
The Hodge block is receivingithe at
tention OF the plasterers, and before
long will be occupied by its first coming
tenants.
L. w. Pence, H. German and w. s.
Bailey have returned from q season a
shooting for the market at Lake Buena-
vista, in Kern county.
Frank b. Cornell of Minneapolis. who
has been enjoying the winter at Hotel
Jackson, has left for the midwinter fair.
DIR. r. s. Lanterman, we are happy TO
state, is out again.
The Chicago lady qusrtette gave q
very interesting entertainment at the
opera house on Thursday evening, under
the auspices of the K. o. P. M.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Hotel Jackson are II. E. Peck, Mime
apolis; G. W. Horton, wife and son,
Duluth; J. Metzler. wife and children,
Denver. COL. H. Wickhsm, ]. @. Wick
ham, Philadelphia @. Leonardt, J. O.
Koop, Los Angeles; H. e. Swift, w. j,
Conan, San Francisco.
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ing from San Francisco, where he has
been attending the midwinter fair.
Henry Crawford, who went up with
him, will not return for some time.
Mr.. Willard Fillmore, formerly of
Pomona but now resident of Los An
geles, is visiting friends in this city.
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Nine out OF ten men when asking for
4 drink, will simply ask for something
good" and out Of the nine there are not
two who know when drink OF good
whiskey, brandy. gin or rum is sold
them. Few hotels or vendors OF liquors
can assure their customers that tho
liquors set before them are absolutely
pure aud old. Ono tastes almost as
good as the other; but ii you want to be
sure that you are buying only n pure
liquor, we advise you to look at tho
bottle and see if tho name OF MAJ
Klein is blown in the bottle, and his
signature on the label. and If you see it
there, you can bet your best dollar that
YOU arc getting 4 straight" article. His
Silver Age, Duquesnc and Bear Creek
Rycs recommended by physicians aud
men OF Nil professions. For sale by
Wheeling Drug Company.
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Wheat Cheaper rhan oats.

S"tIHJO 4TOHH'' F'J. 10,
Tho 5Il cents per bushel for May
wheat in this market, which was
reached yesterday. is equal 20 SO Il
per ton OF 1000 pounds. Tho cash
price is even less than that, and Just
about equal to 80 cents tor the same
number OF pounds that are contained i'll
a bushel OF oats. 1t compares with not
much o! an advantage with the current
price OF good hay. All this is rs much
to cay that nothing would BIO lost by
feeding it to live stock in place OF other
material, while the lower grades arc 20
much cheaper thanit that there is 4 posi-.
tive gain in using them for feed instead
OF marketing them in the usual way. One
would think that with such conditions
those who sci. wheat short at these
prices do SO at great risk. yet no one
can prove ut tho moment they will no.
have tho best side OF the bargain.
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milla begin to run down, or now limo
OF orders Is booked. Buyers
have had no fault 10 find with
cost but fool no apprchCn.
sion OF losing advantage by allowing
aupplics to remain In lrsL hands until
consumption is ready. There nrG few
lieoces available here, tho Offering ON.
bracing In tho main Texas and terri.
torial growths and about the usual run
OF pulled wool for present delivery. or
rs pnIIGrs may expect to hnvu additional
stock. From primal markets tho UilGr-
ing cannot DO said to show much vol.
umc, but now and ihou there IL u hint
tlRt some wool can DO forwarded II
needed, and especially 30 on speculative
holdings, which owners Bonm DESTROYS
Of closing out before tho advent OF now
clips and IN anticipation OF tho removal
oil import duty. There has been no
general demand for foreign grades, and
tho indication is to call tho market
slack, but ono considerable salU OF
Donskoi is reported amounting to some
900 or 700 bales, thought to be nj pretty
low rate. and taken by Yonkcrs man-
ulacturor. OF domestic stool; tho re-.
ported business embraces ~, 600 pounds
spring TGSns ut l0al2c; 10000 pounds
fail do Mt SalOc; $4,000 pounds spring
DO, ll,0Oo pounds fall do, 10000 pounds
secured Tcxo'. 5000 pounds fine un.
washed ilceccs and $4,000 pounds pulled
wool.
PHILADELPHIA, Fob. 1.-THE Record
IN It's review OF tho wool market re-
marks:
There have been several good-si2od
transactions in territorial woods since
tho date OF lust report, most Of which,
however, were in treaty or closed at the
end OF last wGeG, During most Ot the
present week demand has been limited
to small lots Tor immedia,u wants.
Among the sales clasaed us tcrritorials
were lO,OJJ lbs. OF fine Montana nj lOc,
iUO,OOJ lbs. choice fine medium Mon
tana. chiefly Mt l2c, said to be on bagis
OF J3lc, clean; 5000 lbs. Utah, Wyom-
inS and similar woods at Sale. ~ TO
quality. Other salos OF territorial clips,
aggrcgating about 100000 lbs. were re-
ported on private terms. business in
tIeeces has been comparatively light, as
tho stocks are relatively small. Tho
majority OF buyers arc disposed TO Oper-
ate cautiously, pending final settle
'nent OF the tariff question or n moro
decided Improvement than has yet been
manifested in the demand for fall
WOODEN goods. Values generally incline
III buyers favor, although the market
shows little quOtable change.
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WOOL.
Unsatisfactory Condition OF tho Market
4 Limitcl Demnnd.

Unsatisfactory Condition of tho MARKET
\ Limited Demand.
New YoHE, Fob. l7.-The journal OF
Commerce, in its wool report, says:
Some operators call the market pecu-
liar, some call it natural under existing
circumstances, but all agree that it does
not change much, and is by no means
satisfactory in general make up. So far
us values are concerned, hard pan ap-
pears to have been struck on pretty
much every grade. with here and there
q slight rebound, yet ut no time this
winter has there been evidence OF 4
buoyant inclination; and one by one,
rs manufacturers secured the supply re-
quircd TO balance book orders, they
withdrew, with new custom OF late be-
comm. less and less plenty. Business
in consequences is much smaller than at
tho commencement OF the month, and
improvement will probably be delayed
until stocks now accumulated at tho
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Mr.. Fred Miller, OF irving, ILL.,. writes
that he had u severe Kidney trouble for
many years. with severe pains in his
back ana also that his bladder was al
lected. lle tried many so-callei Kidney
cures but without any good result.
About u year aGo ho began the use OF
Electric Filters and found relief ut once.
Electric Filters is especially adapted 10
cure oil all Kidney and Liver troubles
and often gives almost instant relief.
One trial will prove our statement.
Price only SOC Tor large bottle. At
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store.
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Perhaps 10 local disease has puzzled
and batiled the medical profession moro
than nasal catarrh. While not immc-
dlately fatal it is among the most nau-
seous and disgusting ills the flesh is heir
to. and the records show very few or no
cases OF radical cure OF chronic catarrh
by any OF the many modes OF treatment
until tho introduction OF E!y's Cream
Balm few years ago. The success OF
this preparation has been most crafty
ing and surprisinG. No druggists with
out it.
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THE FINANCIAL REVIEW.
Horny CLOVIS Circular on tho Con-
dition OF tho Country.
WALL STREET III 4 YAITIEG MOOD.

Prices nro Low but SnCo ut Curront
neutrality-suspicious. that Turn.
Ing Stage In tho Depression of EusI.
ness Inns About Been llCnchod-Tho
Influence OF Congressional Action.
Tho Bland BIlI II Bad Measure for
tho Country-Condltion OF tho Wool
Market.
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MIS- MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for over nifty years Ly millions OF mother, for
thelr children while tcclh!nS. with perfect sue
cess its0OtheS the child. sottCus tho gums, ~.
lays oil pain. cures wind cole. and is the bes.
remedy Tor DarihHG. 1t will relieve the poor
iiii!e sufferer Immediately. sold By druggists
IN every par: of the world Twcniy.avo cents Il
bottle lie sure and GsE for "Mrs: WinslOw's
soothing syrup" and take no other Kind.
MMEtW
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cjpics. The Institute has for its Faculty n
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Piles! Piles. Itching Piles.

SYMPTOMS = Moisture; intense Itching aun
Singing most at night; worse By scratching. II
allowed TO continue tumors form, which often
bleed and ulCrrate, becoming very sore.
SWAfSES OiSTMEST stops the TELLING and
bleeding. heals liberation. and In most cases re-
moves the lumo;s. At druggists. or By mail, for
~ cents. Dr. Swnyne & Son, PhllalGlphIa.
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Formerly OF New York, now OF TIE FRANCE
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Co.
lumbu5 Ohio. by request OF many friends and
patients, has decided to visit
Bridgeport, Sherman House, Tuesday,
February 81.
Bellairc, Windsor Hotel, Thursday,
March |.
Consultation and examination free and strict.
only
The Doctor describes the different disease;
better than the sick eau themselves. LISA won.
dertul gift for anyone 10 possess Their dily.
nostlc powers have Created wonders throughout:
the country.
The ElectrGnnthIc Treatment for all forms OF
Female Diseases, aud the treatment OF seminal
Weakness Loss OF Manhood ant, Errors Of Youth
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ever discovered as used By DIS France & OF
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CHICAGO. Feb l7.-Cattlc. receipts 400 head;
prime steers Il 7jaj 10; choic2 81 @Oli 20: fair
s. eia3 IS; others s; OaaS 30; Texans 81 lOaG a..
Hogs. receipts 1900 hcnd: shipments 1900 head;
market nctivc and lOc higher heavy rough 81 "a
light s. 21aj - Sheppard LAMBS. receipts 100
head market steady; best native sheep 81 iOn! 70;
best westerns 81 lUaS So extra lambs 81 BAL co.;
Others 8 7jH3 W.
EAST Liberty. "a. Feb. lT.-Ca.tlc, receipts
800 hcaGi shipments 80 head market nothing
$500 head: shipments $50 head; market Slow;
AL grades at s. aOaj 10. Sheep, receipts .OCU
head shipments LOO head market very dnll.
GlNClS%ATI, o., Feb. 17.---lIocs firm at 81 iOa
35i receipts GOQ head: shipments 1000 head.
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When Baby wal sick, We gave her Castotia.
When shc wcs u Child, sho cried for Castoria.
When ahc became MISC, shc chung to CaStoria.
When she had Children, she gavo them Castoris,
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.


On md inter Monday, December q. Passenger
Trains wl run Us follows: opIiiy tDaiIy ES'
ccpt Sunday Central tim,
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Wigglcsworih Dole made chairs in
Maine. His son, Sanford e., made only
one-that OF the President OF the Ha-
waiian Provisional government.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On ani after Saturday. Os,Obe. |, So, IrIlHI
Will run US follows. city due:
ksA Sioo MiiEELI%G-'d:O Il N. 800 q tn,s:lI
l:o1 p IN. 9OJ p. IA. 500 n M. i:ol H. nj. I:JI
?. N: S;YSp" H. $50 p L.. 500 p. H. 9:'' ?.
LEAVE Elm GEoyE-'G:OJn NJ. 700 l. m, S:n
m va a, 1000 L. IN. li:OJ &. III. l!;J) N;
l:O p. m, 9:OJ p H.. ,::Oi n NJ i:Ol D. IN. an
p Nh n G:Vo p. H. 7:91 p, N, 500 p. H. 9:l1p
oDaIlT, except SundAT.
n, S,1SDAf-Chm!cn Trains lelYl Elm G!oTa l.
II. Z WEIsGERBER'
ocl Gcae:u ManGgas
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hlnlnIa.-


Srw YoRK, Feb. l7.-Pig Iron dull; Scotch
$50 O9a22 u; American 81 Olal5 GJ. Copper dull.
Lead weak; domestic s. 10.
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RAILROADS.
"a Pennsylvania Stations.
|SEgRnnSg!vdRId lines.
rnS Trains Run b. Central limo,

TICKET OFFICES At PENNSYLVANIA Sr,r:oS O,
WATER Sr., FuoT OF ELEVENTH Sr, WHrELISc,
AT McLvnE HOUSE. WTEELISG, any, At TuE
pE:SgYLvAS1A STATION rRIDGFron-.
SOUTHWEST SYsTTJ-"PiS Handle RorrrEr
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CtycTSNArt. O.. Feb. l|-Cotton unchanged;
middlInEs 75Sc.
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DIR. OTTMAN

No 1iOncy Required of Rcspunslblu Far
ties to Commence Treatment,
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SEw YoEK. Feb. IT.-rctrolcum quiet IN
steady; no sales; closed ut Sic asked.
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The Cleveland, LOTain & Wheeling R. R,
STATIONS.

TIME CARD.
Via ElyE!a aud the Lake Shore Route.
JASYAEY II, lSgi
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y. u IEIIEI Ien. FreIrhl 4 Pass AgeTiI.
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CHICAGO. Feb. r.-Whpat was generally firm
to-day and closed with II lsc gain for May ut DC
Covering By Efforts. less pressure 10 sell smaller
receipts aud better cables, were responsible lot
tue better feeling
Nay corn closed &c higher
The advocate., 1894-02-07
Lsrned, Kas.

Social, political and economic themes
are discussed in the mammoth mid
winter issue OF The Arena by Rev. Hiram
Vrooman, who writes on "How to Or
gsnize the Moral Forces;" j. Il. Ballsn-
gee on "lhe Relation Of the Land Ques.
tion to Other RsformB;" Congressman
John Davis on Honest and Dishonest
Money" and the editor Of The Arena on
"rhe Onward March of Uninvited Pow
erty." This issue contains q symposium
on Rational Dress for Women" It is
profusely illustrated by fifteen large
photographers. A fine portrait Of Robert
Browning forms the frOntispisce of this
lssuS, which contains 164 pages.
The advocate., 1894-02-07
Deafness Cannot be Cured,

by local application, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There is
only one way 20 cure deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inflamed condition of the mu-
cous lining of the EIstaohian tube. When
this tube gets inf lmed you have q rum
bling sound Of imperfect hearing, and when
1t is entirely closed deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored 70 its normal condi-
tion, hearing will be restored forever; nine
cases out Of ten are caused by catarrh
which is nothing but an inf Amed condition
OF the mucous surfaoes.
We viii give o 10 Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness (caussd by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars, free.
+. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O..
~ Sold By Druggists, 76O.
The advocate., 1894-02-07
Treason TO Principle.

EDITOR ADvoCATE:-There are rumors
in the air Of another attempt Of treason
against the Omaha platform. Whoever
attempts to compromise one single prin-
ciple OF that sacred instrument in order
to curry favor with aud gain votes from
any party, is himself 40 enemy to all
true reform; Is q traitor TO the party he
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claims to serve, and will most RSsuredly
be repudiated and rslsgsted 10 the rear at
the very FIRST opportunity 'of the Kansas
voters. No man with an ounce Of brains
but knows that the terrible struggle Of
to-day is between the money power on the
one side and the toiling millions on the
other. No man, having common intelli-
gence, but knows that both the republi-
can and democratic parties in their pres
ent attitude are wholly and unblushingly
dominated and controlled by the various
corporations and combines, whose very
existence is g menace to free institu.
tions, and whose boRsted millions have
been forced from those who earned it
by class laws made FOR that very pur-
pose.
To-day every voter in the United
States Is exerting his influence either for
or against the freedom Of the people.
There is no middle ground. Every in
telligent democrat is well aware that
democracy is to-day q unit with republi-
Canism, and that there is but one politi-
cal party antsgonizing that power now
threatening the overthrow Of civil liberty
aud that this Is the Peoples party. True
Populists will welcome to their ranks
all, whether republicans or democrats,
who indorse the principles Of the Omaha
platform, and every voter who refuses
his endorsement does so because at
heart he endorses the opposite princi-
pies. When heaven can fuse with hell,
then, and not till then, may the true
principles Of civil liberty bs compro-
missed in order to gain votes. But who
are they who 30 persistently urge fusion?
Certainly not the rank and file OF the
Populists. These men are toiling day
and night, brooking the sneers and
SCOTS Of the enemy In order to establish
the grand principles Of our platform,
and that too, with no hope Of reward,
save that Of the attainment of the COM
mon veal. These men cRnn0t and will
not consent to fusion because they well
know this can only lead to confusion
and defeat. l venture the assertion that
in nine cases out Of ten, fusion, or COM
promise, is advocated by Office seekers
with no higher motive than that of vote
getting. And whoever secures Office by
the surrender Of true principle, is him.
self q traitor to the cause he claims to
serve. The first duty, then, of every
loyal Populist, is to down traitors in our
own ranks. And this is exactly what
We shall do, and don't you forget it.
w. NJ. GooDNER.
Lsrned, Kas.