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The herald., 1895-08-04

MONEY TO LOAN-IN SUMS $1,000 TO
$1,000 at 6% per cent. Continental
Building and Loan association. 207 S.
Broadway. 7-1Stf
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IMPORTANT

FOR EXCHANGE-DIVID PAY
ing stock for either vacant or i'm
proved property; will assume or pay some
cash. Vim. f. Bosbyshell, l07 S. Broad
way. 14-tf
FOR EXCHANGE - OVER 2O00
ranches of every descriptions; over 200
houses and lots; properties of every de-
scription; hundreds of properties to
chose from; list your property. Apply to
BEN WHITE, 22l W. First st. 7-2S tt
FOR EXCHANGE-9-R HOUSE;
modern, clear. near Car line; want
house and 5 acres near Monrovia, Glen
dale or Alhambr NORRIS g. LEE. 32S
s. broadway. 4
EXCHANGE OF PROPERTY-WE
have a large list; submit your proper
~ and we can obtain an offer. Holway
Land Company, room IA. California Bank
bldg. Second st. and Broadway. 2ltf
FOR EXCHANGED MAKE A SPE-
cialty of exchanges. Clear eastern for
California encountered. Want Chicago.
r. D. LIST, 1881 W. Second. S-31
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
$350-Restaurant serving 200 m eals per
day sickness reason for selling.
S300-S-room first-cass boarding no s..
N. B. WALKER & CO., 125H W. Second.
4M-
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Beautiful new 7.room house. ali
modern and complete. finely deco
rated, cement cellar. barn and
out-buildings lot 50A127, lovely
lawn and trees south west will ex-
change for improved ranch il de-
sired will put in two horses.
buggy, Jersey COW. about 80 chick
ems and fine furniture at $4500. (lS)
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G. W. MCCLELLAN, M. d, EYE. EAR,
nose aid throat; hours 8 to IL a. nj. +,
1880 to $50 p. m. The Broad way. bet.
Fourth and Fifth sts.. telephone 1896.
bill 3m
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"A TTENTION -

WE HAVE CLOSED UP A NUMBER OF
FINE EXUH HANGES WITHIN THE
LAST FEW WEEKS. IF YOU HAVE
ANY REAL GOOD PROPERTY
NO WILDCAT AND DESIRE TO
EXCHA NGE 1T FOR OTHER GOOD
PROPERTY, BRING 1T IN. WE
CAN HANDLE IT ADVANTAGE
OUSLY FOR YOU. EXCHANGES.
ARE OUR SPECIALITY. 4
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FOR EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE FOR LOS ANGELES-20
acre ranch near Santa Ana; no better.
$6nO0 clear. f. c. COOK, 1853 s. Main. 4
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-LODG
ing house. Inquire at 2431a S. Spring
st. 4
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FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE
CITY AND COUNTRY
BY BARR REALTY COMPANY.
III S. Broadway.
o, HOl
FOR EXCHANGE

III S. Broadway.
o. Hol
$500
Beautiful new 7.room house. ali
modern and complete. finely deco
rated, cement cellar. barn and
out-buildings lot 50k127, lovely
lawn and trees southwe will ex-
change for improved ranch il de-
sired will put in two horses.
buggy, Jersey COW. about 80 chick
ems and fine furniture at $4500. (l8)
$1,000
Beautiful 7-room house all mod.
ern Improvements, good stable.
lovely grounds, fruit trees cement
walks, etc. located on corner.
southwest. Will exchange for we'll
improved ranch or other city
property; will rent for S32 per
month.
5000
Two.story business house, well
rented modern Improvements.
Will take acreage for equity si
$1,000. (6)
$4,000
Splendid brick residence. Is
rooms, elegantly appointed. fine
location, Rochester. N. y, will
exchange for improved ranch, will
assume for city property. (16)
$4,000 IN GOLD.
Sl1 900
$4,000 in cash and the following
property at $4,000. cash value. for
good Los Angeles property: 156
-. acres . miles north of Escondido,
San Diego couhty-30 acres de-
ciduous fruits, water for irriga-
tion; Is acres fenced to pasturage.
/ acre in cranes; good 7-room
house, etc. What have you to
offer? QD
$1,000
A beautiful, we'll improved fruit
ranch, close to city; heavy crop:
plenty water; fine soil good in
come; will exchange for good city
property, or part eastern and part
cash; also for sale. Come in and
make an offer.
$l2OO-
10 acres 21S miles west of Moreno,
all in apricots and peaches, place
in fine condition; water right.
cement pipe will exchange for
alfalfa land or city property and
assume to the extent of $500. (19l
$1,000
lO acres solid to navel oranges;
finest corner in Covina so lemon
trees on outside walk; 20 shares
water will exchange for city
property and assume. (2o)
$11 O0o-
A model IA acres in 14-year-old
oranges; 7-room cottage; all mod
crn Improvements, fine outbuild-
ings, IA shares of water; ideal IN
come home in Orange: will sx-
change for city property and as
sumo. (S)
$1,000
10 acres in navel oranges and lem.
ohs on Sespe ranch. near Santa
Paula; Broom brown stone house,
all modern Improvements; water
piped in house ;good water right.
Model income home. Will ex-
change for Los Angeles property
and assume. (9)
900
% acres n town of San Fernando.
close to depot. all in 5-year-old
apricots. fine condition. Will ex-
change for town property and put
in $1,000 cash. Q3)
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F. c. SANBORN. M. D.. HOMEO-
pathic physician and surgeon, OBJ
stetrics and diseases of women and chill
dIen speciality. Hours 10 to II a. m. 2
to r. m.; Sundays by appointment
only. 455 S. Broadway. 80
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FOR SALE = LODGING HOUSE, 80
rooms. best location. tirst-class; pays
at present time 500 a month above rent;
price $270O, $1,000 cash down. Address
HOUSE, box 70, Herald Office. No agent
wan ed. g
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DIR. GOMEZ
FOR DISEASES or WOMEN.
1-10tf 41S S. Hill st.
DIR. HONG sol. FAMOUS IMPERIAL
Chinese physician and surgeon. 334
S. Broadway. Sill
DIR. r. 6. COLLINS. OPTHALMIC
optician, with the Los Angeles Opti-
cal Institute; eyes examined free. l25 s.
Spring st.
The herald., 1895-08-04

FOR SALE--CHOlCE LITTLE GROC-
cry and produce stand; price, $3.50;
splendid bargain. Apply at COL San Pedro
ST. cor Sixth. 5
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Splendid brick residence. Is
rooms, elegantly appointed. fine
location, Rochester. N. y, will
exchange for improved ranch, will
assume for city property. (16)
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Two.story business house, we'll
rented, modern Improvements.
Will take acreage for equity ef
$1,000. 60
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Beautiful 7-room house all mod.
ern improvements, good stable.
lovely grounds, fruit trees, cement
walks, etc. located on corner.
southwest. Will exchange for we'll
improved ranch or other city
property; will rent for S32 per
month.
The herald., 1895-08-04

S75O-For sale-Ruoming house OF 10
nice su:ny rooms all newly furnished;
nice lawn and flowers. chicken yard and
house in rear this is absolutely bargain.
GRIDER e. DOW, 139 S. Broadway.
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MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT
at current rates. Frank Lerch. room
l3, 230lI S. Spring st. 5.26tf
TO LOAN-$l0OO TO $4,000 ON REAL
estate security. Allison Barlow. 1913 s.
Broadway. 6-7tf
The herald., 1895-08-04

Lot 50x650. corner, 7-room house, Pasa-
dena; valuable property and very cheap
at $4,000 cash, or will take one-half in
tirst-class small ranch, balance in cash.
Do no. miss this.
The herald., 1895-08-04
HOTELS
HOTEL MEN, ATTENTION.!

HOTEL MEN, ATTENTION!
The Raymond and the Arrowhead
hotels are gone, leaving Southern Califor-
MIA greatly in need of such resorts.
Thousands of tourists will be arriv-
ing IN rev months. ohly to find limited
recommendations, unless large hotel is
com pleted by that time.
--Highland Park, Pasadena. right on
new electric car line and near railroad
depots. affords splendid 5-acre site for
such hotel. Special inducements will
be offered capital that will invest in
snch proposition.
From $500 to $4,000 per month can be
cleared from the start.
For full particulars call or write,
W. P. LARKIN & CO., Owners,
Established 1871.
And General Real Estate Dealers,
132 South Broadway,
Los Angeles. Cal. 7-16tf
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TO LOAN-MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT
at reasonable rates. William +. Bos.
byshell. 1O7 s. Broadway. If
MONEY TO LOAN-SUMS $500, $2OOO
$1,000, $1,000 on good city and country
property. MORRIS & LEE, 32S s. Broad
WaV. Z
The herald., 1895-08-04

ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A MAN
ufacturing business that nets $3.50 per
month. Price. $4,000. Apply to W. P.
M'INTOSH. 207 Bradbury blk. 2-4-5
The herald., 1895-08-04

FOR SALE-$3OO. CANDY KITCHEN
and ice cream parlor. best loca tion in
the city. Doing good business. Reason
for selling. i'll health. Must be sold this
week. s W. Colorado ST.. Pasadena. 8-4
The herald., 1895-08-04

MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS,
watches. jewelIy. pianos. live stock.
carriages. bicycles. all kinds of personal
and collateral security. Lee Bros, 402 S.
Spiing st. 20tf
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80 acres fine land in Kern county for
S snall ranch near Los Angeles.
The herald., 1895-08-04

$50 acres in San Bernardino county;
800 acres frst-class fruit land splendid
water supply. which is worth twice what
we ask for land and water together; ex-
celent tract for a colony; railroad runs
through the land. If you have unincum-
bered property elsewhere and some cash
come and see us. We can give you a reg
ular snap on this tract. We are exclusive
agents.
The herald., 1895-08-04

90 acres, one-half mile from Norwalk,
and miles from Santa Fe Springs;
fenced; 6 acres in ALFALFA IL acres cut 40
tons of barley hay this year. Price $2250.
The herald., 1895-08-04

FOR SALE--$sOO BOARD AND ROOM
ing house; 20 rooms; central. 4 block
from cable and electric lines, 1 minute
walk from depot we'll furnished; doing
a good business. 127 Sutello at. SO
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large list OF steady cash customers;
pays big: sure investment: no risk;
horses, wagons, cans. tanks all included
price, $500. BEN WHITE, 221 w. First
st. 10
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% acres IN town of San Fernando.
close to depot. all in 5-year-old
apricots. fine condition. Will ex-
change for town property and put
in $1,000 cash. U3)
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81 acres, miles from the city. Broom
double boarded house; about 100 trees
out; 1-3 acres Zinfandel gr apes 3 acres in
alfalfa. Price $4,000.
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$6OO-FOR SALE-HAY. GRAIN AND
feed business; good horse and wagon,
brick building; lot 50x150, fenced, leased
two years; ground rent, $20 per month,
paid up till October Il think. 500 in
cludes building, large stock of feed. good
will of business, etc. See GRlDER d
DOW, 139 s. Br oadway.
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$4,000 IN GOLD.

$4,000 in cash and the following
property at $4,000, cash value. for
good Los Angeles property: 156
acres miles north OF Escondido,
San Diego couhty-30 acres de-
ciduous fruits, water for irriga-
tion; Is acres fenced to pasturage.
/ acre in cranes; good 7-room
house, etc. What have you to
offer? QD
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

$500-FOR SALE-GROCERY, FRUIT
and cigar store. located on Spring ST.;
doing fine cash business; owner must
sell at sacrifice owing to other business.
See GRIDER e. DOW. 139 S. Broadway.
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FOR SALE-HALF INTEREST IN
good livery. boarding and transient
stable; will bear the closest investiga-
tion; remaining partner good liveryman /;
re lson for selling going north. Address
II, box 30, Herald office.
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10 acres in navel oranges and lem.
onS on Sespe ranch. near Santa
Paula; Broom brown stone house.
all modern lmproven ents; water
piped in house ;good water right.
Model income home. Will ex-
change for Los Angeles property
and assume. (3)
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4sO acres in Kansas; good house; i'm
provements cost $500; price $4,000; in
numbered far $500. Will exchange for
California land, improved or unimproyed.
The herald., 1895-08-04

A beautiful, we'll improved fruit
ranch, close to city; heavy crop:
plenty water; fine soil good in
come; will exchange for good city
property, or part eastern and part
cash; also for sale. Come in and
make an offer.
The herald., 1895-08-04

$780, GOOD OPENING; COAL OIL
route with large list of cash custom
ers; cans. tanks wagon, horses, etc., in
cluded; exceptional bargain: price, $500.
BEN WHITE, 22l w. First st.
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LADY OR GENTLEMAN WITH SOME
means to take halt interest in good
paying business. Call at 1917 S. Broad
way, room 3.
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ssOoo-FOR SALE, WINERY - BEST
bargain Southern California; 42X
acres. 20 acres in grapes, 7 acres in al
falfa, rest in corn: 500 gal. capacity ois-
tilery. 25,000 gal. wine cooperaRe. All
complete, No. l water right; fine income
property; easy terms; good improve
ments; worth $12, 900. Morris & Lee, 1923
s. Broadway. If
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20 acres close in to city linn its south !;
acres in walnuts. 4 acres in berries, 2
acre in deciduous fruits, acres in or
anges. 3 acres in alfalfa; 2-story. 10-room
residence one of the finest places in the
market; will exchange for close-in dwell
ing and business. Price S1S,000.
The herald., 1895-08-04

FOR SALE-5O RUNNING FEET OF
wire fence. 10 feet high. with gate.
1t is in good condition and is suita BILE
for office, store or factory partitions. Will
be sold cheap. For further particulars
call at the business office of the Herald.
The herald., 1895-08-04

A model IA acres in 14.year-old
oranges; 7-room cottage; all mod
ern Improvements, fine outbuild-
ings, IA shares of water; ideal IN
come home in Orange: will sx-
change for city property and as
sumo. (S)
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IMPORTANT
SEE LARKIN'S

Under head Of business opportunities in
this issue Uf the Herald. 7-l6tf
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FRANK A. WEINSHANK, PLUMBER
and gastitter. No. 240 E. Second ut.
Tel. l3f.
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$S5O-For sale-3-chair barber shop and
cigar stand. all mbineu central loca-
tion; doing fine business; investigate
this quick. GRIDER e. DOW, 139 s.
Broadway.
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HAZARD G. TOWNSEND 8 DOWNEY
block. Tel. 47. Los Angeles. 6
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block. Tel. AZ. Los Angeles. 6
A MAN IN EVERY SECTION TO SELL
staple goods to dealers: experience
unnecessary; best side line; $75 month
salary and expenses or large commission
made. For sealed particulars send scamp.
Clifton Soap Manufacturing Co.. Cincin.
natl. 0.
The herald., 1895-08-04

S5OO-FOR SALE-A RESTAURANT
and delicacy store, located on Broad
way; one of the best paying restaurants
in the CITY profits $3.50 to $500 per month.
See GRIDER a. DOW, 139 s. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-08-04

PATENTS COPYRIGHTS, ETC.
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS OBTAIN
ed in all countries, bought and sold.
S. J. Day e. Co.. patent attorneys, room
So, Bry son block. II
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FOR sALE-DRUG STORE IN COUN.
sese try town; no opposition. neither owl
nor saloon. Inquire at sO1 and s03 E.
First st.
FOR SALE-CIGAR STAND; INVOICE; !;
owner sick; bargain. MORRIS &
LEE, 1913 s. Broadway. 4
FOR SALE-A DRINK AND FRUIT
stand; must sell; bargain. NORRIS
& LEE. 1923 S. Broadway. 4
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800O-STATIONERY AND BAZAAR-
Well located and established on best
street in s. F. Apply Cunningham.
Curtis e. Welch, 327 Sansome st., San
Francisco. If
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PLUMBERS
DO NOT FAIL TO GET FIGURES
from Vandergriff & Crippen on your
plumb bins and sewer work. No. 223 W.
Fourth st. 80
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SOME PROPERTY FOR SALE.
2 lots on Patton ST., right in the oil
belt 500.
lot on Main ST., near Thirty second,
$500.
House Of rooms en- Girard ST., lot 50x
1875. $3.50.
22-room house. Grand ave., rents for
$120 month ST., 900.
Lot 30x60 and 4-Ioom house, close in,
$3.50.
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See that 40 acres advertised specially in
another column of the Herald today. The
greatest bargain we have ever had. Only
$l250 for 40 acres, having Groom house
and well.
The herald., 1895-08-04

FOR EXCHANGE - FINE MODERN
residence, rooms. Seattle. Wash. for
home in or near Los Angeles; no incum-
brance. II. +. PARKER, 252 s. Broad
way.
The herald., 1895-08-04

DRUG STORE-$12OO-CL 500
monthly; goou for q doctort easy
terms. Pharmacy corner Park and Lin
coin ave.. Alameda, Cal. A. ]. MERVY,
M. D., 1913 Park ST., Alameda.
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BUSINESS CARDS. 81 PER 1000; OTHER
printing in proportion. PACIFIC
PRINTING PLANT, 217 New High st.
Tel. 1400.
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IMPORTANT
SEE LARkIN'S

Under head of business opportunities,
in this issue OF The Herald. If
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FORBS & HELLER,
234 W. Second st.

GENTLEMAN OF EXPERIENCE DE.
sires to represent some frst-class en-
terprIse at the Atlanta exposition. Ad-
dress a PROMOTER, room 40, Downey
blk, care Civic Review A
The herald., 1895-08-04

LADIES. ATTENTION, BEFORE CO.
ing to the beach be sure to use Nine.
DuBarIy's wrinkle cream for the complex
ion. Parlors 242H s. Broadway, up
stairs. S-18
The herald., 1895-08-04

10 acres solid to navel oranges;
finest corner in CovIna; so lemon
trees on outside walk; 20 shares
water; will exchange for city
property and assume. (20)
The herald., 1895-08-04

SS50-For sale First-class grocery and
tion; has fine cash trade rare oppor-
tunity to step into an established money
making business; $3.50. if taken soon. for
stock, fixtures. horses and wagon ;see this
at once. GRIDER e. DOW, 139 S. Broad
way.
The herald., 1895-08-04

10 acres 215 miles west of Moreno.
all in apricots and peaches, place
in fine condition; water right.
cement pipe; will exchange for
alfalfa land or city property and
assume to the extent of $500. (19l
The herald., 1895-08-04

WE HAVE A VERY NICE CREAMERY
in Orange county which is paying 30
per cent on the price asked; the work Is
easy; good brick and frame building, u
an acre of ground. artesian well. all nee
essary machinery; prcie $4,000; we especi
a ly recommend investigation of this; if
you do you will buy. F. H. BARCLAY
& DAUGHTER, 222H s. Broadway. ~
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El Dorado For Title Hunters.

Women in search of titles might do we'll to go to Poland. It is said that in Warsaw alone, with population of 500, 900, there are 30, T26 persons belonging to the hereditary nobility and 9,257 "personal nobles, people entitled to the distinction by reason of office or dis covery. There are said to be as many princes i'll Poland as in Russia. In the latter country they are found plying every trade According to the last cen sus, there are now living nearly LOGO Princes and Prineesses Galitzin. There are hardly sufficient names i'll Russia to distinguish them and great confusion results. New York Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-12
A SEVERE WIN | ER.
While We swe'ter the Antipedea,.s Are
 Having the Coolest Weather


 Mail alyices from Australia say that from ali parts of Shat land word is re- ceived of severe cold and terrible suffer- ing, mary running rivers and large har- bors being frozen over for the first time in 30 years
 On the Ath of July Lyttleton harbor, New Zealand, was covered with a thin sheet of ice. Since then the ice has be- come so thick that men and teams are passing to and fro This has not oc- cured before in the memory of tho old est settler.
 A telegram from Broken Hill district tells of suffering from cold and hunger among the lniners The government has sent $1 ,000 for immediate relief, and more financial assistance is to follow From many other mining districts comes the same news of distress. and the suf- fering among the poor is worse than it was during the troublesome times of last summer.
 A telegram from Berry, South Aus tralia, states that the weather is terri ply cold, the thermometer registering lower than it has in 30 years. Berry river is frozen over.
 At Bomhala the ice is two inches thick on Bomhala river. For the first time i'll the history of the city hundreds of people were skating on the river. Fuel is very scarce, and the city author ities are providing for large part of the population.
 At Guildburn, N. s. w., all the wa ter taps i'll the city burst There is q scarcity of fuel and universal distress. The thermometer reached the lowest point it ever reached. before in that town.
 At Moruva, South Australia, there is scarcely any water at all for cattle or men, It is extremely dry and bitterly cold. 4 large number of people are liy ing on q few drops of water a day.
 At Wentworth the weather is very dry and extremely cold. There is not much business being done. Citizens are helping each other in the struggle for existence through the terrible weather
 Similar reports are coming i'll from almost all parts of the colonies Drought is prevalent in almost every place where the cold wave has struck San Fran cisco Chronicle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-12
She Called the Governor to Time.

Governor Stone of Missouri was called to timo on Q point of etiquette few days ago by a pretty girl. It was at 8 convention at Pertle Springs. Mo. The governor sat at the front of the plat form, on which were a number of wom- en. He was smoking cigar. The young woman leaned over from behind him and said: Governor Stone, don't you think you are setting bad example by smoking? There are many ladies pres ent- 7 T guess you're right, :" said the governor, without turning round, and he tossed away his cigar. New York Sun
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-12
Chicago Preachers Club.

The ministers of the various denomi- nations of Chicago who used to hold the informal Monday meetings have organ ized the Undenominational club, and, beginning on Oct. 1, will hold monthly meetings at one of the down town thea- ters, when the great problems of the day will be discussed. Cincinnati Com mercial Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-12
UP TO DATE STRIKE.
Replete With Songs and Regular Strike
 Newspaper.

Replete With Songs and Regular Strike
 Newspaper.
 In consequence of the recent strikes among the different garment makers unions in New ! York strike literature has appeared. It Is ill both prose and poetry and deals of course with the fight between the garment workers and the contractors. .1argon is the language ill which it is printed, and Jewish boys hawk 1t along the streets. Part of one of the songs, roughly translated, is as follows:
 The conflict has been long and fierce. We have fought for our homes and daily bread, They have fought that they may grind their
 riches from our teil. In the right we have fought and won the bat
 tie.
 Children of labor, with tho right we shall al-
 ways win.
 Our needles shall be daggers and our scissors
 swords.
 In the good time 10 come we shall sweep the
 oppressor away.
 Some of the songs are distinctly an- archistie. but these are printed en small CT sheets. A strike newspaper has been published, and it is strange to hear the east side newsboys shouting out their long announcements ill jargon, conclud- ing with the familiar "Extry, extry. ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-12
Hard Lines on the Kids.

A piano for practice without noise has been invented, If anything will discour- ago the juvenile performer, this will Washington Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-12
An Internatlonal Question Settled.

There is no longer any seal question to worry over. Eight years ago the catch of the Alaska Commercial company was 100, 1000, six years ago it was 60, 1000, and last year it had dwindled to only 1000. Ontario Repository Messenger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-12
No Bull Fight.

There is to be no bull fight at the At lanta fair. This is fortunate thing for. the fair, the city, the United States and the age. New York World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-12
He Varied the Programme.

A Maine editor has sent little Marion Cleveland poodle. Most of the editors have been giving her father pointers. - Galveston News
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They womb ontriyal ponnybrooI. Fair.

One good way to make some games of baseball really interesting would be to dispense with the umpire altogether and let the players fight the decisions out among themselves. Washington Stas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-12
National Mexican College of Medicine.

The homeopathic in Mexico City are jubilant over securing governmental recognition for their school of medicine. It is now two years since General Diaz became interested in homeopathy, on viewing its successful use in his family, and gave his consent to establish a homeopathic hospital ill that city. The hospital has shown such excellent re suits as to greatly gratify the president. He has issued decree giving govern mental sanction to the establishment of a national homeopathic college of medi- cine and surgery, which will be finely equipped and in which students may have the same severe and ample course of training as in allopathio colleges of medicine. New York Times.