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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-20
POWDER UNDER 4 CHURCH.
The East Wing shattered-A sus-
pect in Danger.

Portsmouth, O., July 19-The east wing
Of the Second Presbyterian church was
shattered by frightful explosion of gun
powder last night. This Is the fourth at
tempt within a week to blow up public
buildings here, and is the most success
full one. William Lloyd was arrested on
suspicion and narrowly escaped lynching.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-20
Eaypts choIera EpidemIc.

Cairo. July 19.-There was yesterday In
the military posts between Assou and Ko-
sheh, 296 cases Of cholera and los deaths
from that disease.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-20
MAY BE FILIBUsTERs. :.
A Mysterious Expedition Sails From
Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Pa, July 19.-What has ev-
cry resemblance to a ilibustering expe-
dition got away from here this morning
Last evening a schooner rugged steam
yacht came to anchor in the Delaware
river off Camden, N. j., and during the
night about fifty-five men and number
of boxes We're put aboard by a tug The
yacht sailed early this morning before any
one could learn anything about her and
tonight she should be out TO sea il she
steamed directly for the Delaware eapes
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-20
FIERCE FIRES IN THE FORESTS.
Life Made Unbeatable by the smoke
and Intense Heat.


Spokane. WASH, July l9.-Forest fires
are raging throughout the country north
of this city in Washington, Idaho and
British Columbia. Millions of feet of
timber has already been destroyed, and
throughout the numerous mining camps
situated IN the path of the fires great dam
age is being done in the destruction of
property. The smoke is so dense as to
almost shut out the sun, and at Ross,and
and other towns further north the at
mosphere is so laden with smoke and the
heat from the trees is so intense that life
is made almost unbearable. Many citl-
zens are 1ocking to this city for relief.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-20
THREE DIED IN THE FLAMES.
COrpses Found in the Ruins of the
Burned Car nnrn.

burned Car Barn.
Chicago. July 19.-It was learned early
this morning that three persons lost their
lives in the fire which destroyed the chi
cago City Railway Companys barns at
Thirty-ninth street and Cottage Grove av.
enue last night. The dead are:
Frank Crosby, a newsboy.
w. L. Ewell, a driver.
Patrick Marlin, a conductor.
The bodies were found this morning at
6:45 o'clock, and were identified by articles
found on them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-20
Army of the CumberIand.

washington, July 19.-Gen. Rosecrans.
president Of the Society of the Army of
the Cumberland, announces that it's next
annual reunion will be held at Rockford
H., Sept. 23 and "A.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-20
PERALTA-REvAIs SENTENCED.
Two Years imprisonment and
$4,000 Fine His Fate.

Sante Fe, N. NJ, July 19.-In the United
States supreme court yesterday afternoon,
Judge Laughlin sentenced James Addison
-Revais, convicted Of conspiracy to
defraud the government in connection
with the Peralta land grab case, to two
years Imprisonment and to pay a fine of
e lon
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-20
LEEwLLYN FOR GOVERNOR.
Jerry simpson Turned Down as
Congressional Candidate.

Wichita, Kan, July 19-The Sedgwick
county populists formally launched ex-
Gov. Llewellyn's gubernatorial boom yes
terday in their delegation convention in
suitable resolutions An effort to secure
an Endorsement of Jerry Simpson for the
congressional nomination was defeated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-20
ALABAMA WILD FOR BRYAN.
Most of the Slate Delegates 10 St
Louis Favor Him.

HOHI" = "FU IAIIHs
Nashville. Tenn, July ia portion of
the Alabama delegation to st. Louis
passed through here tonight. They re-
port a regular Bryan fever among the
populists of the Birmingham district and
other parts of the state. Some OF the par
tv were inclined to oppose the indorse-
ment of Bryan. Most of the delegates
however, favor Bryan's Endorsement. but
want some scheme devised whereby they
can preserve the party organization.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-20
MAHER AT FRISCO.

ChOynsEi TO Begin at Once.
san Francisco. July 19.-Peter Maher,
the pugllist, and his manager. arrived
here from the east last night. They were
met by the officials Of the National Ath-
letic club and has assured that the meet
ing between Maher and Joe Choynskf
would certainly be arranged. Maher will
begin training Immediately at Sausalito.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-24
2ana;eatcn uno photographer.

Die praiibenti4afts Mdbltumpagz
men brtngen INNER cine photographic
ernie. Man@maly erf4eint Bel bieien
&agnen Elm reuer Mann auf Der
8ilbFd4e, inn Mlgemetnen aber iteiz
gen bel bte1en @%elegenbeiten Origiz
nalbanbi9riften, 'bie fir sem0bnli4
NIT Is obero50 @ents beaablt merben,
auf einen b0beren Preis. Cine repubz
=lttanii4e domination pflegt einen
80 GentszMann" altf $3.50 gu brinz
gen, pdbrenb feline Mabl i'm bann
piellei@t S 3 rtpertb ma9t." @olte
cine btsber %unAbetannte perion pl0Bz
lid auf ben S@ilb erboben nerben,
10 mag feline SriginalbanbiGritAmi
SIS uno $40 be3ablt 'perben, benn fir
oas photograph beitebt bann piellei9t
10 biel Na@frage, baB tie ni@t befrie=
bigt tperben fann. @s sibt @ammler,
pel4e bic 9anbf@riften 1dmmtli4er
Prdltbenten Der Ser. @taaten be5iben
unb ielbftperitdnbli@ audi bas Muto=
graph BEG neuen, tommenben Mannes
miini&en. 9ur@ ibre gegenieitige
&onturren3 aber {drauben lie bann
be pretie in bic 9Dbe.
STIR bic Srigtnalbanbf9rift beg
i'm Sabre 1886 Der ftorbenen @rzYrG=
itbenten Mrtbur ipurben Ianse a3eit
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-24

$40 bis $12 beaablt. Sur 3eit pertauft
man lie fir S. Bis Sc. Grzprdfioent
!9arris bittirt feline 8riefe setpDbnli4.
Gus bielsm @runbe iteben bic nit Ell
serer 9anb seidriebenen 8riefe 3ar>
riions iebr boh i'm preiIe. Die jiing=
tie bemotrati19e &onbentton in Gbtz
caso Fat bic photographer einiser
Mdnner in ibrer Wertbi4dbung err
bDbt. 8riefe, tpel9e Der r%epublitaz
nii@e Observation-Disclosures Mcz
Rinlep gei9rieben, iinb ni9t in GROCER
3abl %oorbanben, Sol9' Elm Brief
purbe in Der Resel nit 81 beaablt
unb pirb ieBt fiir So bertauft. Spqte
McRinlep Ibeim Wablsanse i'm Noz
pember ais Sieser aus Der llrne berz
porgeben, 10 tpirb iein Photograph
fpabrIdeinli6 nod mebr i'm pretie
ftetgen.
Sir bic Orisinalbanbi9riften bon
0iaeprdiioenten beitebt ME grpBe Na4z
frage, es lei benin, bas Photograph
fniirbe aus irgenb einem anberen
@runoe setpiini4t als aus Dem, oaB
Der Mahn eben 8iaeprdiioent 1T. Das
Nmt bes 0iaeprdiibenten uirb als Elm
poften Der M6glt9teiten unb Der
Mntparti6aft angeieben. uno man
mibt Der Steluns metit teine groBe
Mi6tisteit bei.
Mit Dem neuen prdi1oenten aiebt
in ber 8unbesbauptitabt Elm neues
Rabinett Elm, oas unter ieinen Mttz
gliebern getp1hnli4 mebrere bislang
%unbetannte Mdnner aufpeift. Gs
bauert bann semetniali@ Monate, Be-
Dor ibre ielbit gef9rtebenen 8riefe i'm
Nutosrapbenbanbel auftau@en. sic
eri9einen aber li4er, benn bafir forz
gen bic @utosrapbenbdnoler uno
+<Gere. Gebtere finb iiberbaupt pdbz
renb Der prdi7bentidaftszW abltam=
payne iebr bei4dftist. Gin GROCER
She'll Der pJftfa9en, mel9e bic prdz
fbenti@afts : aanbibaten erbalten,
riibrt INNER bon ienen photographer
jdsern ber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-24
Nor benz Yoliae9eri9t 4

@or benz YoliaeWert9t ~
Jlatbu b, &. S. erlulel oteler
cage dJraa ytellle Morams. DIE init ~
rem wtdo4ennamen Stump h1eB. uno
betlu9te lI1 bariiber, naB tbr er1t Dor
1e9s Wo1en an9etrauter g1egatte
|goparo y. Wbrams lie miBbanDelt
baoe. sic i4mamm in 2branen unD
I'M 9anaen @erl9te betanD ii9 telne
Seele, Dle nidt wtttlei0 nit Der unz
gludllben iunsen Jrau. bic elnen IL
orutalen @9emann 9e9elratbet patti,
ggehabt lbdtte. 9taaoem ite er3dbll,
note lte Der Wann miBbunDelt babe,
apunDte it4 Der Ribter nit itren9er
Wtlene an ben Wtann unb fraate:
rytun, mas baben sic 0a3u 3u la
gen!" @tner Der 3ui@auer 1agte balbz
laut gu ieinem ytadbbar, ieoes Mtal
4penn oer &i4ter nit elmer lol1en
Sttmme ipraAe, gebe Is minoeite1s
te@S Wonate. Das murbe au4 lpobl
Mbrams gebllht ba6en, tpenn er nint
prompt ertldrt 4atte. Ct babe tebr
bitl auf bic Mni4uloi9ung gu erpi>
bern. @r 3og rann elne iorgfdlttg
eingepidelte Ybotograp9ie aus feiner
Sa14e berDor uno metnte: SD bite,
SIN. @bren. ii@ 0ies 9enau an3uie>
Aen." Ser Ri4ter nabm bas Bib unb
meinte na4 elmer tur5em Pauie: xDas
tt: ia Sbre Tra4 nit einem Mtanre
auf benz S@ooBe. Sinh sic Der
Mann?" Sang enti4ieben ui9t,"
ertldrte Der 4n9etlaste. has 1T elm
angebli@er Better meiner Grau nit
benz fife Elm 9e&telme@tel bat" Nadb.
benz Der &abi 'bann nod gefragt bate,
ob baS 8ilb Dor ober mad Der !6o9<
5ett genommen porben lei, nobel I'D
berauS iteQte, bab Die iunge Jrau trft
5tpet Mo4en oerbeiratbet getpe1en mar,
als ite 81 Der pbotograpble gefefen
9atte. tpuroe bic Mngriffstlaee bon
benz &abi abselpieien. @s lei gan3
ertlarli4, meinte er, bab Elm iunger
Gbemann, lpeun ct Elm iol4es Bib
fanbe, ii& ni@t gut beberri9en t0nz
ne.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-24

Das gangbarfte unb beltebteite
@elb in @bina 1T bas RGf@, cine
&upfermiia5e. Rdi4, tpelaes 81
Werfb bat, tptegt aber 1i4t tpentcer
als a@t Pfunb! Mt4ts, ais bic ou<
berorbentlt4e @elbliebe, tonnte bi.
@htne1en betpoge1 boben, ettpas NIT
iol@' elmer Min3e gu tbun gu baben.
pie @elbftiide baben rur cine quite
Settle. IS 1T ndmlt@ unqeu1eiu
idtper. ite gu iteblen, unb Elm Dieb
tam in elmer Ma@t ni9t piel bapor,
ne9tra9en: limb bod 1T :es bic Mhin<
&c, NIT ber man ale gerpDbnli&en
Marttartitel etntduft, es lit bic ein-
5tse Win3e, bic man i'm gar,aen Raiz
1errei4 als Mustaui9mittel onertennt:
Der Bauer mibtraut benz Silber. ia er
metgert it4 oft, baFerbe als 53abluno
a15une9men, paptergelb lautet l1ntep
ben ebineien ftets auf Ra{@, nt@t uuf
@tlber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-24

.Dtnse gu meiben; lon Elm Mann. Der
einen groben Gbeil feineS 8efibeS
ausi4liebli@ Der @efduisteit bes G5a>
rem perbantt unb bonn Der g3ar ieoen
Sag unbequemli@teiten beretten tam,
in tritii@er :3eit etipa Deuti4lanbS
Snteref1e sesen Rublanb pertreten9
yer Jirit gu 9obenlobe Tam 1t49, als
Elm anitdnoiger Wta1n, iiber pie uas
9altbarteit ielner Sage niht tdui4en.
B!sber bat feline unbeoeutenbbelt tbn
por ernlten An0rttten ibe1pabrt; leBt
muB, tuenn btr Werfu9 elmer Hettung
aus troltloien 3ultanoen mob getpagt
,perben lou, be S4onoeit lbr Cube
finben. /
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-24
; Grocer Glepelanb 1T betanntlid

- Grocer Glepelanb 1T betanntltd
in Netp ,Seriep seboren. Do9 ietnen
Snuluntert1t erblelt Ct i'm ytetp yorz
ter StdbtAen 81 AetteDtlls spo>
brn lem Water als 4reolger i~bergelie>
belt mar. Mus @roper's Dortl9er
SAulaelt tpirp tolgenoe spoblbeglalz
blgte Anetoote aufgetl4t: Gtnes 1az
9es batte CT einen lplen Sreln nerupt,
Tur ipelben CT cine An5abl S4laSe
m.t Dem Ntneal auf bic tla@e 3ano
betommen lo4te. yto4 a9nte Der
Rnabe rI9t bas Stratgeri1t, lplelte
oaber bis gum Mntung Der S1uaDe
munler rutarmeln" uno bel1m1erte
llw Oabel Ole !panoe ablHeutIq. 90
el41e er aut 1eInen Ylag. Staum bate
er l1W ge1egt ais lbn Der Sebrer ans
Yul1 r1eI, p9m 1elnen Je9l1r1tt por~
loart unD 0rQ9eno Das SIleal ldtoar9.
yer tletne G!epelano mari lDa9reup
Der 'straTpreOlgt etnen lpneusn SIld
auI )etne Qanoe lpuu1e ralW IN be
Nep1e uno tptl9te llW, eye er l1e our
Strate AlnAlelt, ben argl1en S1uu4B
perltoplen an lelnem WelDanDe aD; bic
ltnte plelt CT 9lnter Den ytuten. Der
NeArer belab Die l1lnuBt9e recpte
2ano uno la9te nit le'u1sm Spo1te:
rQDre ..Sln9e, menn Ou I'M Sta1loe
DlJ1, IN Der gan5ea 'Stlalle el11e anoert
2ano au15utmoen Die npp lpmublser
TT, ais 0le)e@ 10 lnente 1p Dtr pie
Strate." OAne elm aHort gu lagen nur
nut e1nem gutmutAtglpIauen Sadela.
oas tbm noop beute et9en III, 3oa Der
iunge @leuelanD leBt raln Die Derlted<
te llnte Qan0 beppor uno 3elgte re
Dem Xebrer. ytur nit utl4e tonute
01eler oas Xaden perpelBen. mabre1to
pte gauge Ela1le IN Juosl ausora@.
~Uu 1ann1t aut Delnen YlaB geben."
lag1e Der Xebrer, ulro trlumpbtreno
totgte Der tuntttge Yral1oent benz Ye<
te9l. h.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-24


oritten Ranalers bes beuti9en Ret9es
erf4ittert 1T uno Oh ben neueften
bemnd@ft Elm allerneueiter &urs fol-
gen 1ptro. bei4dftist fi9 in ieinem
8latte rDie 3utunft" audi Marimiliz
an 9arben unb ltefert babel iiber ben
ieBigen Reidstan3ler, ben Giir1ten
9obenlobe, folgenbe i9arfe Rrttit: Ob
IS i'm Deut1@en &eib 1pirtfi9 Menz
i9en gibt, bic ben Glriten g6lpbtpig
gu 9obenlobe1S @iqinssfuri auf benz
9oiten bes &ar3lers erbalten ieben
m04ten? Sat- t0nnte man's glauben,
,tuenn man ben 3eitunssbaufen our9>
bldttert unb ftebt, ME piele Spalten
Der bur4lau4tigen l1nbetrd4lt4teit
setuibmet merben. grnitbafte Menz
i@en jeoo@. menf@en. bic rubig na&>
benten t0nnen unb fid bon ientimer,>
talem @efdpdb ni9t iibert0lpeln lai<
len, miffen i'm Sinner item fuhlen, bab
bic tpie i@le4te @am1dtpaare marttz
i@reierii@ a~ngepriefene Staatstunit
oes Guriten gu 9o6enloboe por benz
8anterott itebt, Dor einem l9limme=
rem 8anferott, als i'm ielbft Der Ga
pribtsmus erlebte. Die quite Mbfiht
uno bic @brlt@teit bes Woqens 1T
benz britten rutiirlt4 10 penig tpie
benz 5tpeiten &an3ler ab3uipre@en;
aber bic 3eit 1T ldnsit gu ernft getpor<
ben. als bab Der Deuti@e ii4 bel
mihelnben @@1nrebnereien unb Gomz
plimenten aufbalten biirfte, unb in
ben fur@tbaren piellei@t iiber bic 3u>
tunft bes iungen @eides enti9eibenz
ben Rriien, benen mir nit raitlos
bei@leunigtem S9ritt entgegengeben,
'tpirb es nt@t auf Mbfidt unb Wolen,
ionbern auf &Dnnen mnb Strait ana
tcmmen. @er bel Der almdbli@
ein9eblrserten @~etppbnbeit beburrt,
,fi9 i'm Stilen iiber benz Ontel Gblob=
mig luittg gu MAIDEN, i'm mie cine
tomii@e 5igur gu betrahten unb i'm
Dffentli4 bod als einen Msann gu fei=
ern, Der our@ fem MuSbarren Elm pa
trioti1@es Opfer bringt, ma@t fib oes
i@n0beiten 2unhperratbs i9ulbig.
Nur unpifenbe ober geptf1enlofe 2euz
te t0nnen ted bebaupten, Der &an3ler
babe 1penigitens auf benz @ebtete Der
a%uS1pdrtigen politit etmas geleitet;
in Der Mirtli4teit bat Ct gerabe auf
oe1em @ebiet, bon ben oitaiiattf4en
Mirren Big gu ben biplomattf@en
@erbanblungen uber ben 8e5u4 bes
G3aren in Deuti9lanb, pDllis beria9t
unb bas Mnieben bes &et9es fdtper
9ei@dbist. @r 1T 8uper, bat LANCE
in 5rantrei4 gelebt unb bat bennp4
in Der 8%ebanblung Der Sibfuaten
unb bes @erbdltnifes our fran3Dftz
1&en Republif bic MISREPRESENTATION
Gebler sema4t ober gebulbet. l1nb
er tpiiroe in ben nabenben Museinanz
b~eriebun9en init &ublanb, bic Bel Der
t%rabtttonellen unb in man4em @Dmpz
tpm fi4 aud iebt f@on pieber am
tiinbenben l1nauDerld ifistsit Der 0fterz
reidii@en Politif let4t perbdngniBz
bon merben t0nnen, bic traurigite Rolz
lie ipielen. Girft 8ismard but, als
unter benz @tnfluB puul @@uuaz
lom's in @uBlanb ii9 bic Neigung gu
gr0Berer Mttipitqt 3eigte, 1ofort feline
fdmmtli@en rufii9en papiere per=
tauft unb iettbem fem 8erm0gen: nur
nod in beuti@en mertben angelegt,
um 1elbft ben @9etn zines perf0nliz
den SntereFes an Dem Sang ber
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-24

ten Sabre a~nge1ommene GebrerS4}e11z
ft~onsgeieB in Rraft getreten. Die in
ben Dffentli4en S@ulen anseite1ten
2ebrer unb 2ebrertnnen 3Gblen in ei=
men peniipnsfonbs l procent bon IT,
rem @ebalt unb finb oasesen mad
Mblauf elmer Dienit3ett BON breibtq
Sabren gu elmer 9dlfte tbres Mcttpt=
tdts9 @ebaltes als Yenfion bere@ti9t,
Bon ben 80 miiFen 20 Sdbre in
8rootlpner S4ulbienit ablolbirt letn
Die @eniionen merben bon 1925 big
$1100 per !Sabr betragen. S4on am
l. bes ndhiten Monats tperben unte1
bie1en 8eiimmunsen 10 2ebrer penit:
onirt, bic gum penfionsfonb beige:
|%5teuert batten, ebe bic 8ettrdge 0blt=
gat 1paren. Mue na4 benz 1. Sanu>
ar 1896 in 8rootlpn anseitellen Sch:
rer miKen ii@ 1 procent bon ibrem
@ebalt ab3teben la1en. mdbrenb BIZ
porber angeiteQten CUR @~in3ablune
ni9t perpfidtet finb.
Sn @arcaKonne 6rantrei4),
lief Elm %pouitdnbig nadter Singing
gum 8abnbof unb rief ben 8eamten
gu. baB ct Der Gar lei, Der bic angez
tiinbtgte &etie um bic Melt made.
Damn tribelte er auf cine S@rei6tafel
angebli@e @onaeiiionen unb Srbensz
rerletbungen. Man bra9te ben Mermz
item ms STRENUOUS.
The herald., 1896-04-26

20 acres at Covina. set to oranges and lemons,
to exchange for city; price. $4,000.
The herald., 1896-04-26
IN THE PUBLIC EVE

Sir Robert Ball thinks the iirne Is sgss
preaching when posterity viii 20 aote to|
construct machinery that will to worked
directly by the heat of the sun.
Hcary Irving fiatIy denies the report that
he would retire from the stage at the end
of his present season. He says he hasn't
even thought Of such thing.
General Theresias Simon Sam, president
Of Hayti, has striking name, yet II 10 not
mucn more so than that of his pxcdecsssoe
Mondestin Floriville Hippolyte. s.t
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria, who u;
about to visit Constantinople, has declared
"When all Europe was against me the sub
tan was my friend. He has never wAvefed
for one moment in his kindness to nae pet~'
sonally. and l owe him debt OF gtAutudol
/ can never repay" n-,.
George r. Sims, who is credited with
making bigger income by hie pen than
any other literary man, strongly advises
young people not to embark on literary'
career unless they have some other en-
Qagement which brings thcm in enough e.
live upon. nN H. s.S 80
Sir Salter Pyne has been husiIy enraee
at Coventry purchasing bicycles TOR W4
ameer, and has given an order for sevef143
machines to be dispatched to Cabui iunune7|
diately. The members Of the ameef'N
haren are all to be supplied with bioye1o9]
of the best make.
John Hay, though he has long -epok411
and written French, German and Spanl1
fluently, disciaims' niodestly that he hI|
any aptitude for Languages He Anc!>4
his liI,gual attsnnlents wholly 70 ~ y
study and close attention while fillilt dt3
plomatic places abroad.
One of the most popular Ruaaians 7
Paris today is General Eugene Do fo411
He found koman sword when II ~ C
casua last GUNNER. Ybis he noan.
beautifully and presented to tr0nce
OF great writsrs and great ehan
liberty"
The herald., 1896-04-26

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The herald., 1896-04-26
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Country Properly
For SALE
10 acres foothills, Cahuenga valley: room mod
ern house, $50 lemons. SJ) oranges and decd uous,
close TO car Hne si50J.
acres; Groom house. modern, barns, plenty
of water, lemons and oranges and dec iuous, foot
hills near car line, Cahuenya valley; 1900.
For sale
The best five acres in the Cahuenga valley for
the money on Prospect ave-, near car line.
Beautiful lots in Meirose and Prospect park, Ca
hnenga valley, near electric car line, cheap.
10 acres lemons on dummy line. Cahuenga val
ley; one Of the finest with palm driveway flowers
etc.; $500.
For sale
Lanis with lemons, oranges, figs, prunes
peaches. with and without houses from one acre
10 200 In the Cshuenga valley.
200 acres improved near Hollywood for SIS. ooo
r-,Bor sale
Several desirable places with lemons and other
frutsi elegant homes at Hollywood.
sl.5 acres for 5000 on Vermont ave-, near cleo
trio line.
MOLL & WHEELER,
Cahuenga Valley Headquarters, a25 w. Second.
The herald., 1896-04-26


LNOR SALE-IN SPLENDID NETGHBOR-
a hood near Adams st southwest, lovely new
Sroon house, worth s450J: urgent need OF money
compels the owner TO sacrifice be bought this
week for 800; reasonable cash pay you can't
beSin TO duplicate IL for this money and if you
want confortabe home you Will find this OPP
poftunty seldom found, even in Los Angeles.
An elegant cottage home. southwest; near two
electric lines. rooms, electric lights, lawn, cement
walks. buL first-class and with no intention of
selling: price s0o; only $50 to $500 cash. balance
s25 per month.
4-roOm partially finished house. in southwest;
43la foot, east front electric line; price only
500: cash payment $3.50 balance easy.
Fine cottage homs Vermont ST., near Plco
price $780, on easy terms
Elegant new, 12-roou mansion in West AXE dis
trct; IS root east front; you can have it Az cost
price and save $500
There never was better time to buy homes in
Los Angeles than now; yor Will never see prices
SO low again while the earth endures the climate
OF Los Angeles will attract homes ecker, from all
over the world; that means increased population
and increased population makes and maintains
values OF real estate.
Your time Is now.
There no fancy prices on our list, but straight
values; that's why we invite you to look it over.
for we know II You want n home you'll buy Of us;
values run from 5000 to 10000.
WM. +. BOSBYSHELL & CO..
26 107 - Broadwsy.
The herald., 1896-04-26
TCOR EXCHANGE

9220O-Modern cottage Of rooms, located on w.
Eleventh electric line; will take lot as
part payment.
S2560-House of rooms streets graded, cement
walks etc., located on Thirty first st. near Grand;
will take good lot as part payment.
5000 Beautiful residence of rooms, southwest
and two lots, will exchange for well-improved
ranch
S2oOo-Modern house of 8 rooms. located on Water
st. near electric line, for vacant land near city,
e56o0-Fine residence OF 10 rooms, southwest, be-
tween two car lines for good vacant land.
t50O0-Elegant residence of rooms, southwest,
good location, electric car line Will take good
Unimproyed land. GOWAN, EBERLE & CO.,
2228 143 s. Broadway.
The herald., 1896-04-26
NOR SALE-BY D. NEUHART,
IL 15t G Proodwov

300 feet from Traction electric line-House Of 6
rooms new, all modern conveniences; small g.
room house in of lot; lot t1x145 cheapest
property in the city; only 5000; sa2DO cash. bal
ance in monthly installments of si7 per month.
Fine lot, zox13o on Kingley ST, on University
electric line only 500; - cash, balance to suit ;
cheapest lot in the neighborhood.
20 acres land in the celebrated Iowa colony, I'm
Cucamonga Homestead Association tract; best
water right in Southern California; 8 acres in
lemons coming into bearing; fine neighborhood;
miles northeast os Ontario in the frostess belt :
$4,000 $1,000 cash, balance to suit: the alone is
worth more money than asked for the property.
For Exchange-16J acres 2ls miles southeast OF
Neal station, on Missouri Pacific railroad, in
Greenwood county, Kansas; all fenced; near or In
the celebrated Verdegris grazing district; 1900
will assume.
For Exchanged fine business lot in the grow
ing town OF Selma. Fresno county, CAL; prospects
Of the Valley road running through this town
this lot IS nearly opposite the Southern Pacific
depot; $500; will assume.
For Sale-HOuse OF . rooms all modern COZ
veniences: lot 5ox13o, with driveway l5xlsO,
through to electric car line; barn. cement side
walks, lawn flowers, sewer connections all com
pleted; fruit trees in bearing; fine view; only
$500. va"
l advertise nothing but what are bargains
Houses to rent. u. NEUHART,
70 ISL $. Broadway.