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The morning times., 1895-12-10
Fatal Explosion of Gunpowder.

Pittshury Dec. 9.-By the explosion OF a
can or gunpowdcr Saturday night at
Charl.aroi, this county, the three young
children of Nike ADdreias. Slav coal
miner, were killed. ADdreias brought the
powder home intending TO use II for blasting
coal Instead OF putting the powder into
safe place he left il in the kitchen near
an open fire. While he and his wife were
up stairs terrible explosion occurred
which blew out one side OF the house. The
three little children were so badly burned
that they died thirty minutes after.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
BURNT CORK FOR CHARITY.
Carroll Institute MinStrels Give an
ENJOYABLE Entertainment

The performance given last night al st.
Joseph's school hail, Second street. between
and ID streets northeast, by the Carroll
Institute MiDstrels for the benefit of the
poor of ST. Joseph's parish, was a de-
cided success.
The hall was crowded to its fullest
capacity and a neat sum realized for the
charita BILE purpose for which the entertain
ment was given.
This is the third time this organization
has appeared before the Washington pub
lIc and the size OF The audience which
greeted them last uiSht attested their
popularity.
Special credit is due the manager. Mr..
George I. Cox. aud Mr.. Ben Judsun. The
musical director.
The MINISTRIES are bIsily engaged re-
hearsing for an entirely new program.
Which will be presented At Carroll In
stitute Hall Thursday evening. December
The morning times., 1895-12-10

The case of the Slack children was up
in the Senate yesterday
Senator Hale brought il up in an indirect
way. 1t MAS discussed at some length and
some energetic remarks were made
The resolution introduced by Mr.. Hale
instructed the Judiciary Committee tn in
quire and ascertain what is the existing
law in the District OF Columbia in relation
to the custody of minor children, and espe-
cially whether the father of any minor
children may dispose of their custody after
his death by the provisions al his last will
and test statnent.
THE LAW AN OUTRAGE.
In speaking of the resolution MIR. Hale
s;nd il such j law existed in the District
it was an outrage and should be replaced.
1t was relic oil barbaraus times.
Mr.. Harris thought it should go to the
District Committee and not Ia the JUDICIARY.
Mr.. Vest opposed the passage of the reso-
luton whHe the Slack case was on trial.
Alr. Pugh also thought the same line
should be followed.
Mr.. Hale said he had no knowledge OF
the Slack case as he had rot read the
reports uf the testimony. His understand
ing was that father in the District could
dispose nr his minor children by his VIII,
and he Ioakesi un this as intolerable.
ne ItSOiuti'ii htut W AHS NOih-
mfttee. -u'.4-..
Among the District bills in troduced
was one by Senator Sherman for The hon
orable discharge OF q. W. Harbaugh,
late private Company C. sixth Regiment
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, now Of S2o
Florida avenue.
Senator Voorhees, introduced a bill for
the epension of Mrs. Matilda Gresham, widow
OF late Secretary Gresham, Of the State
npna hn aH iS ScnD
per month.
POST GRADUATE SCHOOL
Senator Gallinger introduced n bill to
Incorporate the Post Graduate School of
Medicine OF the District OF Columbia. The
bill authorizes Henry l.. Z. johnson, Ed
mund L. Tompkins, J. Foster Scott,
{. Busey, Charles W. Richardson.
james Kerr, Middleton F. Cuthbert Ed ward
NJ. Parker, e. Wythe Cook q. Byrd Harri-
son, Samuel s.. Adams, George n. Acker.
w. Holland Wilmer, Henry ID. Fry, j. Ford
Thompson, and Thomas L. McArdle, to
form a corporation which shall have all
the powers ana privileges set furth in this
act -.'' i''-.r-t pei.
The corporation can hold real estate to
the extent OF S2oo, 900, and it is em-
powered With all the rights and privileges
belonging to any medical school III the
District.
Senator Mitchell, OF oregon. bili 10
grant eX-DistriCt CufnmiSsi sioner West a
pension OF 500 n month, as he is enable
to work. Senator Mitchell asked that
1t be taken up as socn as the Pension Com
mittee was organized. Mr.. West was
a soldier and left the army as a brevet-
brigadier general.
Senator Hansbrough introduced a bill
for the relief OF James Linskey, Of the
District, to perfect his title 10 property
bought in this city il 1867, at that time
Linskey was still an alien.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
the skiff and Drowned.

Fairmout. W. Va, Dec. 9.-Three men
robbed the general store of Joseph Hood.
about so miles below here. between here
and Morca ntowu. late Saturday night.
Yesterday the goods were found caught
on tie dam below. and today two dead
bodies and an upturBed skin and more
goods were found. The men are uDidentl-
fled thus far. A third man probably
escaped. as wet goods were found on the
bank. They had probably overloaded the
skiff with goods. sinking 1t.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
Dealers In Furs Fan.

Cincinnati. Dec. 9.-The F. A. Burk.
hardt Company, dealers in furs at 256
and 25S Race street. went into the hands
of q receiver. The liabilities are said to
be $780, 900: assets. $3.50 600. The trou-
Bile was caused by New York people and
local banks pressing for n settlement OF
overdue accounts. 1t is believed Burk-
bartit is solvent as In individual.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
Jyashington'S New Band =.

One of the newest musical oreaniza tons
to reflect credit upon the city is the
Washington Military Band, whose leader
is Mr.. w. Haley. A section OF the band has
been engaged by the Arlington Hotel and
Will play there during the dinner hours in
fn,s evening
The morning times., 1895-12-10
Prtncetop,s New Football Captain.

Princeton, N. IN Dec. 9:-Garret Coch.
ran. '9S. was tonight elected captain of the
PRINCETON football team for the season of
'96. He has played two seasons on the
varsity team at end and fullback, and be-
fore coming to PripSeton he captained the
for college.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
HARRISON KEEPS QUIET.
The Ex-President Refuses TO Discuss
the Subject of Marriage.

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 9.-The te1e-
graphic information from New York that
Gen Harrison and Mrs. Dimmick are about
to be married was discussed by the poll
ticians here today. None OF them are in
clined to believe 1t.
At Mr. Harrison's, residence this after
noon it was stated that he did not care to
discuss the subject.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
Saws 1t was a Suicide.

Coroner Hammett yesterday rendered q
verdict of death from suicide in the case
OF Thomas J. Dunn. W ho was found dead IN
his room at go C street on SATURDAY.
As announced IN The Times OF Sunday. The
funeral was held yesterday afternoon from
north west
The morning times., 1895-12-10
CUSTODY . OF CHILDREN
Slack Case Aired in the Senate
by Mr.. Hale.
DISTRICT LAW EN- OUTRAGE

Offered Looking to Its
Repeal-Referred to the District
Committee-New Medical College tn
he eStarted-Other Measures Local
Interest Brought Up bv Senator's.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
Parkersburr Theater burned.

moruing destroyed the Academy of Music.
one of the finest blocks in the city. The
loss is about S35 ZOO, with insurance of
only $4,000. Fire caught Oh the stage
from some one smO King.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
PEcKHAM CONFIRMED.
Senate Makes Him an Associate Su-
preme Justice

The Senate yesterday confirmed the fol.
lowing nominations: Rufus W. Peckham of
New York. % be associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court of the United States. vice
Howell E. JaCkson. decea sed.
Walter Z. Faison ~ North Carolina 60
ifcItor for the Department of State.
Elmer 3. Adams. United Stiles Judge for
the eastern district OF Missouri.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
Struck with a Stone.

A quarrel about girl In Bloodfield last
night resulted in serious Injury to Frank
Lee. colored. who was struck on the head
pud rendered unconscious BY stone thro wn
BY Geouge Baird.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
REPLIED TO PAUNctFOTt
Senator Morgan on Britain's
Bering Sea Claims.
AWARD is OVERSTATED

He Characterised the British Am
bassador's Rrrnarks as Unjust and
Talked Straight as to what Amer
ica's Stand Siiouh Be-Strong Pre-
sentation of the case mude.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
wholesale LUMBER Company Fails

Kansas City, No., Dec. 9.-The E. P.
Cowen Wholesale Lumber Company made
Its assets are $4,000: liabilities. $780,.
600.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

of tliis chair; made in Oak
and Mahogany finish, with
adjustable back and reversl-
bic all-hair cushions, COW
cred in corduroy. Velvet
covered cushions 50 more.
Art Rooms, 9th floor.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

COLD IN THE HEAD. Catarrh.
and Headache Immediately relieved By
Capitol Catarrh Cure. 70 cents
oov7 -Suo-exD
The morning times., 1895-12-10

~ want TO be tie Jeweler
who comes into your mind
iirst."
The morning times., 1895-12-10
lDe're
fairly
in

the Holiday Trade now-and
am as busy as l can be, showing
delightful Christmas and New
Years Gifts.
There are many wise people IN
Washington who have already
selected their presents - they
know how much better it is than
to leave it till the last moment,
when the prettiest articles have
gone.
Of course a small payment will
reserve any article for you till
Christmas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-13
lLa Coll Feye-.

A singular fact which should be OF In
terest TO all men who delight In stalking
their money or their property on the
chance OF increasing II, Is brought out
In a recent report from an officer OF
the Diplomatic service. stationed at Mel
bourne, Australia. There Is no gambling
so fascinating as the search for gold,
When thousands Of men took their faml-
lies across the continent during the gold
excitement OF lSiJ, few Of the adyentur-
ers had any practical Idea OF mining
By TAR the greater part of the Iofty-
miners settled in the West, or came back
to the East rich only I'm experience. Many
took up the rowing life OF the profession
al miner. wandering from camp to camp,
making precarious living, always hop
ing yainly for that stroke OF luck which
was 10 make them wealthy.
Now there is some talk amonS the
miners OF California and nevada
OF emigrating 10 Australia. where
recently new finds" OF gold have been
made; and the news Of their plans has
reached far-On Melbourne, with the re-
suit that our consul-general there has s"l'.
10 the State Department lTter cohceIh-
ing the conditions which American miners
may expect TO md II they visit the new
gold ne,d. Gold il the chief product OF
the colony of Victoria. next 10 wool. and
nrfor 10 1876 IL vas The chief product OF
that colony without exception. YET. grsat
as inc mining industry was, the onlc'ai
statistics show, according 10 the conshi-
generals report, that the value OF gold
TO the working miner nas never pee"
greater than 500 In one year. ana tue
minimum production 10 the WORKING miner
was $50, In 1870. Nothing could be PLAIN
or tnan these igures They mean that
for every man that made fortune
there were enough men IN poverty 10
bring the earnings per man beio" -"
a year. -. :, an.
But this feature OF the report OF inc
consui.general IS not the one which VIII
FIX the attention OF the Western miners.
Rather viii they form their juagment on
me paragraph which tells OF the discovery
OF the ''Bailey's Reward mile. IN Au-
gust. 1892. OF which IL Is told that SIX
men working for four weeks. Win the
use only OF the toughest tools, rsised .bp
ounces or gold. which Is valued az
sos 700" TO the peripa,etic miner DRIFT
ing from one Held TO another. as new dis
covertes are reported. II IS never the soD
,ortune that looms on the horizon. They
ace nothing but the bonanza finds
that make mlllionaires OF the few.-Bar.
per's Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-13

Yancey, Mrs. T.. a. Saunders. Mrs. Luke
Harvey. Mrs Montgomery West Mrs.
J.. &. Younger. Miss Sloan Of Balu-
more. the guest Of Mrs. Younger; MIS-.
Charles Tanner Mrs. Taylor Ellyson,
Mrs. William Ellyson. Mrs. !. n Jores,
Misses Trice Of Louisa; Mrs. Ad. Dill,
Mrs. Writ Taylor. Mrs. Charles Taylor,
Mr.! and Mrs. Ran. Cannon, Mis-. X. W.
Thomas. Misses Daisy and Lily Wilson,
Evie Blankenship. Mrs. Whitehurst Mrs
Chaplin, Mrs. Julian Thomas, Mrs. Chas.
Magruder, Mrs. w. q. Miller, Mrs. Chas.
Selden. Mrs. G. \. Blanton, Mrs.A. j.
Chewing Mrs. Akers Gum. Mrs. sam
berries, Mrs. Robert Thornton, Mrs.
Larus Misses Mamie Saunders, Meade
Burwell, Ashley Miller, Judith Deane
and Grace Lyon.
Mrs. O'Ferralrs informal "at homes"
promise TO De among the most delightful
of the informal functions OF the winter.
Miss Elise Parkinson entertained num-
Der OF her friends very delightfully."- on
one evening of last week.
PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES.
The admirable audience which enjoyed
Professor Thom's lecture on Friday
night at the House If Delegates was an
the Lecture Series rendered By the society
to the public, as mark OF It's appre-
clauon OF past interest
The others of the course viii all be de-
livered at the society's pariors, east
Franklin, and are as follows:
III. lGO7-l6l0 Captain John Smith and
the story of jamestown, Dy Hon. william
Writ Henry, Friday. February }, $780, o:5o
+. ".
III. 1919 lG42 The crucial PERIOD OF ire
colony OF Virginia Including masSd"r" OF
100 and the first free Assembly. 1919,
that ever sat on this side Of the AtianIcl'
bv NJ. Joseph Bryan, Friday, March J.
1895. $50 +. NJ.
X. lrt2-i655. Period OF civil vars IN
England. The relation OF Virginia VIM
various Governments Of England, both
Royal and Parliamentary, by Mr l.. =.
Thomas. Friday March 10, 1885. $50 i. N.
V. 1916 Hacons Rebellion 10y Hon. lyon
G.. Tyler. Friday April s, 1876, $50 =. 81.
VI. i7l0-l733 Slotswood's Adminlsua-
ton. by the Right Rev. Alfred NJ. Ran
dolph. Friday April -. 1856, $50 =. ~
VII. Domestic economy OF the Virgin
iaus in the Seventeenth century, by MI
Philip \. Bruce; Friday May 10, 1872 SD
J.. NJ.
The approaching entertainment to be
given by the Daughters OF the American
Revolution. for the benefit OF the virginia
Historical Society promises to assume the
character of brilliant social event.
Toward making 1t a notable success Mrs.
j. a. Welch is lending every effort ana
It's participants and object OK themselves
insure large degree OF pubic interest.
The entertainment is announced as An
Evening With our Grandrothers," and Is
10 take place on the evening OF January
2lst, at the Academy.
The dances of 70" promise to be the
distinctly fetching card on the programme.
These will BE- participated In by
Misses Harrie Mcclure. Judith Deane.
Nellie Mayo, Lucy Wormley, Irene Lang
horne, Alys Connolly, Carrie Coleman
BETTE Booker and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-13
1uE 7IWEr DOCTOB.
He Writes Atout Anti roaInr. Compulsory
Vaccination and Food.

The anti-toxine treatment of diphtheria
is now attracting the attention Oh the
whole world-not OILY the laity. but the
medical profession as we'll. IL is based
on the fact that the germ OF diphtheria
secretes an agent which Is inimicai TO
It's life. This substance Is anti-tOxine.
When injected IL renders, I'm nearly every
case. a certain cure. hut when admins
tered Tor tie prevention OF diphthcrIa, IL
confers Immunity FOR only short time
two or three months.
DR.. Behrins. OF Germany. Is the dis
cayerer OF this anti-lLx.ne treatment, and
his discovery was r-adc IN 1880. about the
time Koch was advt eating his great cure
for consumption. Inc failure oil Koch
has r.adc the worid chary Of accepting
any new, wonderful remedies; but the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-13

upon from eighty TO ninety thousand per-
sons every year"
Continuing, and TO show the efficacy or
vaccination, the Doctor says: During
the past sixteen months' q. C.. preced-
ing June, IoyD I'VE nave had only two
cases OF tue disease (small-pox) IN New
YORK city. Dne of these cases occurred
IN the most thickly populated part OF tho
city, where the number OF Inhabitants
per acre Is greater than on any other spot
In the world; yet so well was the neigh
borhood protected that not "A single case
occurred among the many persons that
were exposed"
In the State Of Pennsylvania, Michigan
and New York compulsory vaccination Is
tine law. The State law OF Michigan au-
thoiizes the Board OF iiealth OF each city,
village and township at any time to d.
rect It's health physician 10 offer vacci-
nation to every child not previously vac
clnated. and TO all other persors VINO have
not been vacciuated within the preceding
nye years, without cost TO the person
yaccinated. but at the expense OF Inc
city. village or township. rs the case
may be. SAsilAo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-13

Many hundred Cough Remedies nave
been Introduced 10 the public during the
past half century. and have been lost
sight or DIR. ID. Jayne's Expcceefant.
years, 10 to-day In the very frout tAnt
Of family medtcsnes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-13

MIR. and Mrs. Shoemaker. Of Mt. SID
ney. Augusta county; are visNins ME-
Mrs Sallle ". Waller is visiting Mrs
Or. charles Y. Darlington. No. SIC Park
aNenile. 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-13

"The practice o; usng alum ana sui
phate OF copper, :. -, bluestpiw, ~ me
process Of baking should be and 81 *trong-
Is condemned. IL permits OF the employ
mcnt OF inferior brands or tour. II gives
an Increased and fictitious weight 10 Inc
bread, on account VI tho lar5er qIantl-
ties OF water which IRE retained thereby
and. nnally. the harmiessness OF these
chemicals has not yet been demonstra-
The herald., 1895-11-24
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
Houses ard Lots

~~~ s~-'',-~--->S > -~--~-~o-~~~o
Houses ard Lots
FOR SALE
r. 3. sTEPH EMS & CO.,
1854 W. Third st.
Offer the following choice bargains In city
realty:
Elegant 2-story room house on ". Wash
ington ST., all modern improvements,
lot 52x176; $1,000, a cash, balance easy
terms.
Small Broom cottage on New Fourth ST.,
near, Lucas ave., snall barn, hard
finished house, lot 50xl5n; only 3l100,
small amount cash, balance long time.
EleCant 10-room house on Boyle II Heights,
all conveniences, lot 52xi30; price,
between Sixth and Seventh sts., all
conveniences: house built last A pril.
Will sell furnished or unfinished.
Call and make offer.
Beautiful IL story s-room house on ".
Twenty seconi St, near University
car line, bath, closets, nice lawn,
barn, ETC., lot 50x125; price $4,000.
Also S.rOom house and barn on W. Twen.
ty.third St., modern improvements,
rents for $42 per month, lot 5oxllo;
price $4,000.
+. B. STEPHENS & CO.,
1851 W. Third st.
Real estate, rentals, insurance, loans.
- "a
FOR sALE-AND CHEAP
Small cash payments and balance easy
terms.
These houses must be sold and that
quick.
s14oU-New cottage 4 rooms complete,
Towne ave.
1855 room cottage on Rich st. south
west, between two ell actric car lines, street
grade and severed; large lot.
sl70n--Fine modern room cottage on
Z. Twelfth near electric cars.
si00U-.6 room house, large lot, 50x165,
west side Olive ST., north of Tenth.
90 Of these will surely suit.
VIM. F. BOSBYSHELL, Sole Agent,
n 1n7 S. Broadway.
FOR SALE-I SUPPOSE 100 PEOPLE
in Los Angeles will want this lace
after they learn the facts. have l0-acre
orange grove in Riveisiue, only nire
blocks frun the pustofilce, all in chic ce
o,anges. paying an average annual in:
come of $3.50 Tor the past 8 wears; eood
buildines, including a 9-roomed house,
ornament the place, which is one OF the
oldest navel orange groves in Riverside;
pays Is per cent ON the cost; is sure
shot. no experiment. with a home in the
Eden OF the world. Price $4,000, or
will exchange for city income property In
Nebr ska, Kensas or Iowa. ". H.
DICKINSON, lat s. Broadway. "a
FOR EALE-I WILL EXCHANGE CASH
IN one lump sum on any lots at low
| figure in the district north of Jefferson
and west Of Hoover. W. H. DICKINSON,
147 S. Broadway. "a
The herald., 1895-11-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Rates for Advertisements under this classif-
cation | time, ell per ii e. week, 81
cents per line; | mon b. 81 per line.
The herald., 1895-11-24

ADAMS BROs.-DENTAL PARLORS,
239H s. Spr nR ST.; painless extract
ing ana filling plate, Sc, So. $40; all work
guaranteed; established - years; hours
S.5; SUNDAYS 1912
The herald., 1895-11-24

$500-For a great big lot on Pasadena
ave.; remember this will in the near
future be the bon-tOn residence suburb OF
the city. and must necessarily increase
rapidly 10 value. We have but a few lots
left; come quick il You want one.
The herald., 1895-11-24
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
ANAHEIM!

A earoen spot Of Southern California.
Compare it with other localities and you
will readily realize its advantages. The
town has seven churches, up to date
schools, fine hotels d is we'll supplied
with good water; $4,000 or its value in
other property, clear. will buy 40 acres in
ii IS and En- ,lish walnuts. nov paying a
large percentage on the purchase price,
". 8. CARTER & CO.,
26 323 g. Broadway
The herald., 1895-11-24
DENTISTS

DR.. STEVENS. A. j. REMOVED 10
OPP Los Angeles Theater bldg. four
years in Los Angeles; fi"e cold crowns
(smalI). SO; best silver SLING, 81; best set
teeth. $40; best COLO plate. SIS; painless
extracting. 11-29
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highest price for gents cast.off cloth
Ing at l05 N. Los Angeles ct. send pos.
tai 1885
AFT. 81 OPER HOUSE MOVER. OF
flee. IL Center place
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOk EACHANO6
FOR EXCHANGE
REAL Estate EXCHANGE.
ga S. Broadway.
s250-McGary tract, lot tor piano.
$4oO-vsrmont ave. lot for wolfskill
SloOo-l0 acres unimproved land with
Wafer; for horses or cows.
si25o-Roominr house GO rooms), furni-
ture and lease. rents for sos per
month for residence clear.
$lc5o-Lot 5Oxll5. for Beaumont property.
$l3Jo-E. Los Angeles Groom house,
barn, lot 55xlY0: for lots at Long
Beauh or Rsdopdo.
$i400-5-room house. bath. barn, etc., 50x
15U, for half casa and lot on Boyle
Heights or goUd location.
Sl5o0-Firss ct. corner. eoxl55. Boyle
Heights. for property southwest
up to $4,000 anu pay cash differ
ence; want something cluse in.
slsoo-s lots City Boundary tract, for
house anu lot city or SUBURBS.
$loUU-S. Union ave., 4-room mouse, nedr
Second st., for vacant lot on Wall,
San Pedro or Cross cts.
s., 000--Cv press ave., Groom house, barn,
etc., $500 equity; tor acreage
west, AZ Burbank, Tropico, etc.
So5uu-2 acres western city limits. 5-room
house, o.rn, fenced, wind mill,
tank, so fruit trees. equity $llUU;
for city property.
$1,000 Beaudry ave.. broom house, barn,
trees, flowers. 6OxloO, for San
Diego property.
$36oO-lS acres Figusroa St., south OF CITY
limits, Tor mouse and lot or cot
tags.
$575v-Logan ST., corner. l0-room house.
modern, 2-stufy. Latn. barn, ETC.,
for vacant lot close IN.
S6O00-I emf ie st 8-rooms and 2 storss,
equity ~ 90, ier iand near city or
vacant luts.
$65o0-E. Adams ST., corner, 12-room
house. modern, for Rooi lot and
some cash.
$66O0-Flower st.. Groom house, bath,
barn, trees, lawn. flowers, fruit,
SKIES. equity $500, for Los An.
geies mouse add lot.
charlottesville ave., 10 acres in fruit. s.
roum mouse, barn, mile from
university, for half cash, pal. city
property.
| $s0o0-Magnolla ave., 8 rooms, bath. etc.,
l05xl50 equity $5Ju0. for clear
property and little cash or east
ern property.
$1,000 South Of Clearwater, 50 acre orch
AID and alfalfa, for Los Angeles
property.
$l2, 5o0-Jefferson st., corner, 3-story, T.
room, modern residence, bath,
barn, cellar, gas, electric bells.
hot water, lawn, equity $500, lot
14nx150; for Los Angeles clear
property.
Hundreds Of other exchanges in all parts
OF the United States. See our lists.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
22A 8. Broad way. "a
I
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6-room cottage on Willard ave. large
lot and very handsome impyoveme nts
$500, X cash.
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Groom Hne house; complete In every
Flower, near Adams; $500; terms easy.
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DIR. q. II. PARKER REMOVED FROM
= 431I. s. Spring to Muskegon blk. cor.
Third and b, oadway, rooms 24-25. ll-29
]. r. LA FORCE, DENTIST, 1881 e.
spring st., Los Angeles; rooms and
The herald., 1895-11-24

This best orange and lemon grove at tho
home Of the citrus fruit, Ontario,
value $4,000, for indianapolis property of
same value.
The herald., 1895-11-24

Glenaals and. Burbank property, im.
proved or unimproved, for sails or ex.
change.
The herald., 1895-11-24
Personal

RECONCILIATION or IS YEARS
wishes the acquaintance OF true re.
fined gentleman Of means from 80 to so
years of age; object a true friend, no
ifiher. Address e., box ~ Herald. 81