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The herald., 1896-05-07

very slight fluctuations in prices, and vir-
tually no change at the close compared
with those current yesterday.
There was violent shaking up of room
traders and small fry" at the stock
exchange today. big break occurred in
Diamond Match and New York Biscuit
stocks, and for time things had riotous
appearance. Diamond Match started at
240 for the account and sold down TO ga.
while the regular went down to 22S Later
II recovered to 2361a Early yesterday New
YORK Biscuit was at l0s 1t closed at 1861
and today started in at 10ii5 During the
furry it sold off to 9S and then recovered
to T01.
The leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat no 2-May, 61h; July, 621a; Sep
Corn Nc; 2-May, 2s1s; July 2s7s Sep
Der, 1894. '
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
quiet No. spring wheat. G1is; No. srring
wheat; se, ,5S%Glls; Nc 2. red. t5MM66; No, 2
cor, corn, 2sA No oats, 1s; No. 2 white. 20l4 a
2lR T. O.. b.; No. 8 white, 1S1a@,s%; No 9
rye. rs; No. 2 barley, nominal; No. 3, 31nSe:
NO. =: nominal: No. naxseed, Sc: prime
Timothy seed. $3.50; mess pork. per Dbl
sS.0O4S.05: lard per 100 pounds ST. 50; short
ribs sides Qoosel s4.21al3O; dry salted
shoulders (boxed). 41aM49s: short clear
sides tboxed), 41s@4A; whisky, distillers
nn1Shcu goods, per gal. 122
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MONEY QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, May e.-Money on call
easy at 2@21a per cent; last loan, 2h;
closed 2h per cent; prime mercantile
paper. 41A95h per cent sterling exchange
bills at $4. .8S1a94.SSs4 for demand and $4.S7%
@4.ss for sixty days; posted rates, $4.SS1sGD
4.S9 and $4.s911s@490; commercial bills,
81 a61s: silver certificates. 6S1h.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.-Drafts, sight,
S; telegraph, 10.
LONDON, May 5.-Consols, 117s.
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LIVERPOOL MARKEr

LIVERPOOL, May 6-Spot wheat closed
steady. With a poor demand; No. 2red win
NJ California IS ~" ssd. Fnt1res eioseG ss ss
steady; May, 5s 3d. June. IS Sd; July, IS
sAd; August, 5s sgd; September, IS S&d;
October. IS 3Nd. Spot corn closed quiet;
ed steady; May, IS; June, 3s; July, 3s I'd:
august. sg 50 ID; September. ss I'D October.
fancy winter. Is Cd. Pacific coast hops, ai
l5S
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Between E. San Pedro and Long Beach 10 minutes.
CATALINA
Steamer for Avalon connects with 1:1o pm.
train daily, except Sundays.
RUB1o CANYON AND ECHO MOUNTAIN
Trains leave Los Angeles daily al $3.50 .. M,
C IL 80 a. m. and a $3.50 y.
Fine pavilion and hotel. Grand scenery.
Telescope aad searchlight
a-Dnily b-Daiy except Sunday. c-Sundays
only. d-Saturdnys only.
Stages meet the sl5 a. m. train at Pasadena for
Mount W ilson new trail.
Passengers leaving Los Angeles on the s:15 a. m.
train for Mount Wilson can return the same day.
Special rates to excursion and picnic parties.
Depots east end Of First street and Downey ave-
nue. bridges.
City ticket office, Greenewald's cigar store, cor
ner Second and Spring streets.
General offices, First street depot.
T. B. BURNETT, General Manager.
w. WINCUP, General Passenger Agent.
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SILVER BULLION

SILVER BULLION.
NEW YORK, May 6.-Bar silver, 6Sz
Mexican dollars, 54.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.-Bar silver,
6S3s; Mexican dollars, 54@541a.
LONDON, May 6-Bar silver, 3Md.
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$1200-4 room house, new, plain cottage
in Pasadena, large lot, set out to choice
equity; cottage will rent for $40 to s12
per month.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-Today's state
shows: shows Available cash balance, $2ss, ,0o4, ,siS;
gold reserve, $121, 795. $50.
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Stockholders Annual Meeting.

ONCE Of the California Sewer Pipe company, No.
20, 1896
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
California Sewer Pipe company, will be held at
the Off ce Of tine company in the city OF Los Ange
les Ca! on Monday May II, 1895, at o'clock p IN
Of said day for the election of a board of director
for the ensuing year, and for the transaction o
such otner: business a. may properly be brough
before said meeting.
s. H. MOTT. Secretary.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.-The official
closing quotations lOr lnlillng StockS tUuuy
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FOR HxcHANog-REAL ESTATE
FOR EXCHANGE
EDWARD d. SILENT & CO.,
Broadway and Second ct.
q. y. w. Palmer, Manager Real Estate
Department

$780, good lots In Los Angeles, free
and clear, for small alfalfa ranch, with
some buildings; lots are all right; have
you the ranch?
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EDWARD u. SILENT & CO..
Broadway and Second sts.
c. F. w. Palmer, Manager Real Estate
Department.
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$2400-11 acres flne grain land, with
fair improvements, 0 miles from city, on
orevacafst lots: might assume sumo or put in
$500.
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$1,000 acres, nicely improved. with
dwelling, barn. corrals water, fruit trees
take Los Angeles r. E., or business and
put in some cash,
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and clear. for small alfalfa ranch, with
some ,tS buildings; lots are all right; have
$1200-4 room house. new plain cottage
in Pasadena large lot, set out to choice
fruits; want furniture or lodging house
equity; cottage will rent for $40 to $12
per month.
s24oo-1l acres .flne grain. land. with
fair improvements, miles from city. on
Washington road; want clear residence
Sva'a"' &c. '0''' might assume OF put III
s25oo-and $so0o-Good Chicago property
to exchange for Los Angeles property.
small mortgages.
$1,000 acres. nicely improved: with
dwelling, barn, corrals, water, fruit trees
and shrubbery; at Pnso Robes, would
put In some cash.
ss5oo-Fine 6 room. modern house and
good barn, in splendid locality: place is
nicely decorated. has gas. bath. electric
lights. furnace, etc: want vacant lots or
good business for equity Of $4,000
$4oo0--A fine ranch Of II acres. good
house. 6 rooms, barn. chicken house. well
walnuts. pears. etc, at Escondido; want
Los Angeles home.
$lOOO-1o acres at Covina; the best
and corrais: plenty water; all set to
fruit. n bearing, years old; want alfalfa
ranch or city property of equal value.
ss5Oe-A modern 0 room dwelling on
Thirtieth ST., built for home. has all con-
veniences. In first-class condition; want
vacant lots worth $4,000
$5000-60 acres finely improved land near
Ludington; Mich. pays big income ana
we'll worth price asked; want orange
grove of about same value.
$6500-45 acre ranch we'll improved. fine
soil and buildings, east of Redondo. in
corn, barley, walnuts. ETC.: this place
has great future: want rental property in
Los Angeles same price.
$12,000-A lovely suburban home at Sier-
ra Madre Villa, exceptionally well plan
ned and built house. beautiful grounds
splendid view, all conveniences; want Los
Angeles residence. vacant lots or busi-
ness property, and would assume.
$1SOol-A lovely suburban home in Sier-
ra Madre. mile east of the villa, 5 acres
set to citrus and deciduous fruits in bear
ing and highly adorned with flowers and
shrubbery etc; fine dwelling: also cot
tage and other buildings: owner would
exchange for Santa Barbara property
or ranch near Santa Barbara; what have
you?
The herald., 1896-05-07
READ THIS LETTER

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 1. 1895.
To the public: I was seriously afiicted
ior about ten years with lung liver and
Kidney troubles. Tongue could never ex-
press the misery / endured during those
years. I was reduced in flesh until was
a mere skeleton: my sight and hearing
we're badly. impaired; was constantly
TROUBLED with constipation and piles, and
had severe chronic cough. In short, life
was a burden and death would have been
welcome. | was treated by various spec
ialists without avail 1 finally. resolved
to give Dr.; Wong Him: Of No. $50 Upper
Main street, a trial. OF course, like many
others, :! had no faith in a Chinese doc
tor, but it took only few doses Of his life
giving herbs. to knock all the skepticisn
out of me-, In just five weeks the doctor
pronounced me cured. and now I can
truthfully say that / never was healthier
and never felt better in my life. My
signt and hearing are, both fully restored;
that obnoxious cough, constipation and
gaining in flesh. having gained forty
pounds in two months.
I earnestly recommend all sufferers and
skeptics to give the doctor trial and be
convinced OF his superior skill as a physi.
clan.
JOHN M. STEVENSON,
620 Bellevue avenue, Los Angeles, Cal.
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A00O-10 acres at Covina; the best
orange land. cottage, barn. hen house
fruit u bearing, years old; want alfalfa
ranch. or city property of equal value.
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s50oo-60 acres finely improved land, near
LUdington. Mich. pays big income and
we'll worth price asked; want orange
grove of about same value.
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BOSTON QUO

BOSTON QUOTATIONS.
BOSTON, May 6.-Atchison, 15M; Bell
Telephone, 2Os: Burlington. So1s; Mexican,
10N: San Diego, 10.
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$6500-5 acre ranch, we'll improved. fine
soil and buildings. east of Redondo. in
corn, barley. walnuts. ETC.: this place
has great future: want rental property in
Los Angeles, same price.
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PETROLEUM
NEW YORK, May 6.-Petroleum dull
United, $1.22h.
All prices of wall paper greatly reduced.
A. A. Eckstrom. 324 South Spring street.
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$2500-and $So00-Good Chicago property
to exchange for Los Angeles property
small mortgages.
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s3500-A modern 0 room dwelling on
Thirtieth ST., built for home. has all con-
veniences. In first-class condition; want
vacant lots worth $4,000.
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- $00O--A fine ranch of II acres. good
house, 6 rooms, barn. chicken house. well
go lemons. 175 olives, balance In prunes,
Walnuts, pears. etc, at Escondido; want
Los Angeles home.
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$12.000-A lovely suburban home at Sier-
ra Madre Villa, exceptionally we'll plan
ned and built house. beautiful grounds.
splendid view, all convenierces; want Los
Angeles residence. vacant lots or busi-
ness property, and would assume.
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$3500-Fine room modern house and
good barn. in splendid locality: place is
nicely decorated, has gas. bath, electric
lights furnace. etc. want vacant lots or
good business for equity of $4,000.
The herald., 1896-05-07

THE FRENCH LADY FROM 2261a EAST
Seventh st. has removed to S15iA s. Main
ST., room l.
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CHICAGO EXPRESS-DAILY.
To Denver, Kansas City, Chicago, st.
Louis. Leaves daily 10:45 a. m. Arrives
daily :05 p. m.
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MASSAGE AND ALCOHOL BATHs-2os
Winston St. upstairs. one block east of
postoffice between Fourth and Fifth SITS.
6-6
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FOR EXCHANGE-EXCLU AGEN-
CIV for eastern manufacturer. Will take
city or country property for part pay
ment. Address s. Il. Herald office. 6tf
FOR EXCHANGE-IF YOU WANT TO
exchange proDertv anywhere apply at
once to BEN WHITE, z21 w. First st. 8
FOR EXCHANGE-LARGE LOT FOR
carpenters work VIM. GORDON, Tenn
pie st. power house. 1886
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MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY

EDITH ANYWAY, FORMERLY OF BOs-
ton, gives genuine alcohol rubbings that
are healthful and refreshing; no rivals.
223 8. Main ST., room 3. sis
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR EXCHANGE-SLIGH USED
upright grand piano for horse board. Ad-
dress c., box 10. Herald office. If
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LINES OF TRAVEL

Trains via Pasadena
arrive at Downey-ave.
station z min. earlier
westbound and leave I
min. later eastbOund.
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=. -. vye. -.

Rock SprsnEs. WYE. sept ~
cioedhurzt az oneaicy-s mice. 4 J
s0ssh os this place to-day nnossa
prineipal par; ef this elsy. Ths
lars Of TIm KiHney s Co.'S storr. d
MeDe-msst 4 Cos Erecezy ard 4
business pisces ar~ ro.sdei asi
stock Eulnsd. The basement of
First Nationai Rank tssilllnE Is 4
ei and cavinx IN. and u Is ruza
about the city that The huIIfins
In danger of falling The hasesssEl
the Rock spriaTs Ss,iousi hank Is
do-nded. and rcperted saving in. q
walks were floating down the ~
q the streets and carried awsy
Union raeinc tracks In the Esss
part of the city sese no-osie,i tor -
was0us ana trans were 10 Dse q I
vey people from the flooded porisssiI
the city To placss % safety n
Ia the dInerrnt parts ~ the ciu
very heavy. Ss0.sso being a cdasa
tive estimate. Both bssiness sai !
dsnce property suffered The egI
p1troiled by special policc te1a
and the greatest rxcitemyut prrFa.s
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They wILL DEMAND ootp
The Plsn Of The aIa~ o~neEs Ia APF'ss'
Ing Csmpl-tion-

Victor, Colo. sept. oo.-The plsn 4
posed by the owners Of gold fais''
this state to demand payment fof n
ore either In gold bullion or Eoid :
has caused much comment IN us
triei. both favorable and adTs1
Mayor James Doyle. who is =
owner In the Portland proPen'
states that the Idea Is being ven
Enthusiastically necelved By the =
owners throughout the Cripple osl
district. and that many who had %
first been inclnded In the calrEs1
have declared themselves sir0ag0
favor OF the reform. He also sa1
that the disposition has been q
by the management Of the Tar
smelters to discourage the plan ea
believes that the competition
close that they cannot aTord . /
fuse the demand OF the syndicas
mine owners. A meeting is to pe
In Mayor Doyle's Office here y
Thursday, at which time the ms {
rangements will be concluded
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60 % Is ,alssIoNAmss.
p~aver Msn ars -~as E..t 10 r.is fee
silver.

D~sser Msn srs -~as Iasst TO raih fee
Sitsrr.
Denver. Sept. ef-Foar representa-
dive members of thu Denx~r Trades
and Labor Assembly WI depart f0r
the east tonight. They 80 10 prcaeh
the gospel Of free silver 70 their feliov
workinEmen. John d. Vaughan and
John W. Bramwood Of the Typ5EraPh-
icai union. John J. O'Sslu % the
clerks and John Hearth of the brick.
layers union viii make up the party.
and they VIII work for silver among
the labor element In the larger cities
OF the east until election day. Chlca-
go VIII be the objective point AZ hrst.
aad the four Denver speakers win en-
deayor 20 see as many q the aanoo
organized labor men in that city as
possible In the allotted time.
The plan is to visit the different I'M
ions at their regular meetings and talk
to them on the subject. In addition TO
this open air meetings win be beld.
and possibly several mass meetings In
some OF the large meeting halls The
committee from Denver proposes TO
keep in close touch with the national
headquarters Of the Democratic and
silver parties.
From Chicago they viii go TO ST. Lou
Is, which has a larger number Of union
men than any other city in the world.
according to its size. II Is estimated
that there are over 5000 trade union
men there. Indianapolis. with Its 90
coo, Detroit, Cleveland, Omaha and
other large cities VIII be visited later
in the campaign.
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night The majority. however have na,h
Ing 10 say. BY order Of the mayor ths
salCous have bsen closed and The bnst
ness houssss aave voluntarily classd theif
doors. The local militia companies are at
tho Emmett mine. All seems quie,. await
lnr IL movement q he national guard
None 0t las nights rioters have been %
Gated 1t Is pgohable lisai Ssne of them
are walking the streets tosiSy Thert
were a number q arrests. h1wcver. o!
people who have bren interfering With
otiisssrs and CREATING Uouble uptuwn.
o-Keefc. The fireman. Z rsTlliy sink
ing. He made . dying statement At St
I.ukc's hospital saying be al not krsyw
who shot him. lie was hdldsn< The noE.
ne Of The hoss when ,hs shots vEtre fired
II i learned his afterueon thar the
dynamiters zisn attcmp;rd % bl5w up tht
Nail % Erin this uiurnias and would
have succrsSed bu; fo- sam Nfccu-n
nings, the fdroman TIE shlft hy1s
was sst On nrc about ! % and NfcCsup
rninss. l,slng aroused prumpily 70; o.,
the flames II was thea dtscpvgrcd thlt
enough giant powder had been pia0~l
under the aoa-inZ TO bAoW To hu.l1ae,
Into atoms.
The Lamar register., 1896-09-26

money. Tfse argument Ia fzror a !.
Is well known 10 you. bus Il Is ts7-s,r
sisted stsas VIC shonId adaQs ,t.e y
% binetaIllsn becanse TN sssppiy !. 7
In the world for coinage Is insaissss
nees the ecniAnd. and hsscAn%, d
Standard VIII uEi further daprss.
salue OF al profs-fy.
which. in yogf judgment. Is thz /
policy to adopt. the eOid s,4nlllri =
usetaliixn. giving your rsaslnS
what effect. IN you- JuirlBsst
the srnrnegiizts asial1tsoa u blus aa,I.suI
the Uulsesi States have en ne eusI
hlrneiAlilSsn IN Germany and chr !,
commercial nstsuas
fSiEncsp -. cuLBERSoS
.esaverpa- q nsxssi
In rrpiy princr bismarck sali:
Fr:airt,hssuhe. Aus !
-TIonsrcsf Sir-fosfr e-teez.,.i far<I
baen duly rocefyeL ,ssid that .,
,st vcry bo1r that woas5 - tirs.
- bssnE aba'Is bctwesn q tie uafia-s y
engaged Ia tie Woria's c9mnsrrv
suAl aereeas6us Ia tavar u rs e..sss
meni % lsriesslil-rn- ne unifei =
arr fnacf hg far IA Stsir as1vsmests !
any na;iuu q Epzuio. aHa bere "A
E-apae of the unitsa ssa'ts shuuli a
rasapass,as With tl1asr ia,erpsss e I
!ndeps'ndeaf a-tkn IN ths dr-SssI
b,neiAii-sn. I sanu1, hus bsii-vs
Ssch Arsian vunjf exsrs \ i1ast sa,.s
inGusnrc HFan t.ls csasEusnzu11 u
international aErgsnacns
slEpedD @BIsMARcxi
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Vast. Nsre rrnsF-

Lond0n. sspl ia-Tlle ssaniiart
fishes : dispatch fron Madrid stsiiss
General Blanco. eapsAlp Eruarti q
Phnlpp,ne Islands. has icieErsph,d =
government asking fer further rlas'
ments o. rroops snd warstlps to qa=2I
lnsurrcction there.
The Lamar register., 1896-09-26

A New York justice AWARDED Mrs.
Henry E Abbey Aiimony amounting to
one-third OF her husbands income
pending that lady's divorce from the
opera manager. II the court is going
TO put such 4 damper as this on the
theatrical and musical worlds efforts
toward separation 1t IS feared thas peo-
pie OF those professions VIII lose all
their opportunities for advertisement
The Lamar register., 1896-09-26

rhe oricials of the Lake county. In
diana. fair are using bloodhounds to
track the small boys who Chamber over
the fence to see the fat pig and the
freshly scrubbed lamb with blue rib
hon falling In its eyes. Still little fear
"a entertained by the precocious Hoos-
Ter urchins, since only two dogs make
nm the canine police force. What are
two dogs to q score of barefooted.
freokle-nosed youngsters who have Wis
i'm. Of pink lemonade. deep pumpkin
No. ,nd the mule races on the other
side of ten-foot board waiis
The Lamar register., 1896-09-26

Thomas Lavender was arrested at q
Chicago theater because he insisted on
his right to wear his bat 50 long as
the lady in front OF him retained her
floral and feathery cart-wheel In his
gloomy prison cell Thomas mar console
himself with the thought that sym
pathlzlng. enthusiastic public yearns to
clasp him By the hand and call him
brother
The Lamar register., 1896-09-26
Oklahoma bandits while hoidins u

Oklahoma bandits while hoidins up
. stage coach the other day shot a
woman. All the men Of the party
promptly handed over their valuables,
but the lady In question attempted to
live up 10 the true standard OF femIn-
inc bravery and dsfed the robbers. As
a consequences the men escaped with
the loss Of only their watches and loose
change. while their valiant companion
sacrificed her life in her stanch deter
n.nation to preserve the credit of her
sex
The Lamar register., 1896-09-26

A student of race track ethics writes
that there are fewer women who visit
race tracks nowadays than formerly.
but that they bet much more He
claims. further. that young clerks and
others earning small salaries. VINO for
rnerly endangered their positions By
going to the races themselves. now
stay at home and send their money TO
the trAsk In charge Of some feminine
friend. who places 1t for them
The Lamar register., 1896-09-26

1t has been showing again on Mars.
and politicians suspect that the inhab-
stants Of the little planet have bad an
election and the usual treatment is be-
ing accorded to the defeated candidate.
The Lamar register., 1896-09-26
paargla cap.ar-.l ~ 10 n-ill.l-

Ksrns-on-the-Nile, S.rt. ~ Don
Eola has fallen and the nominai object
i've point ef the British Egyptian eIFc
dItE0n has a-1ru rrachcti
The river forces % The Bgiii. - EeJT,
tiaR cSpelitioa, pushing pp The NHr
frofn II Haar, lanlci foFCc a, Don
suia and occupied that piaov bsfgnr
the Deryish forces urir'satinS from ~
HAIR reached thai point
II tIahr and nonEola therefore both
are IN the hands of the expgsiition.
whii- the Dervish f1rors arr @7fue
wber. between seeking rrfVEs-
The Lamar register., 1896-09-26

The little band Of American erusad-
arc for thsosophy that recently left
New York is receiving considerable at
tention in the columns Of the English
newspapers, and has given the Irish
,,rexa an entirely new theme for dis
cpssiou. shortly after landing they
uttered a prophecy that Ireland was
soon to become the ruler OF Europe,
and that the ancient glories Of that
mystic island would be restored. The
Irish newspapers are evidently pleased
with the idea. and some Of the prin-
cipal papers of Dublin and elsewhere
have thrown open their columns for It's
discussion. The Americans have made
some distinguished converts and will
soon visit the principal cities Of
Europe.
The Lamar register., 1896-09-26

The string of pearls which General
Harrison presented 10 his bride at the
wedding was a superb gift A dupli-
cate string Is shown by the jeweler
from which It was bought and Is valued
at 1900.
The Lamar register., 1896-09-26
BISMARCK ON BrMErAlLlsmI
Says Free Coinage by the United state.
Would Bring International Action.

Says Free Coinage by the United state.
Would Bring International Action.
Dallas, Tex, Sept 2i.-In a speech here
Saturday Governor CUiberscn read the
following significant correspondents be
tween himself and Prince Bismarck ON
the money question:
Prince Bismarck slr-The great ques
ton OF finance Is now OF supreme Interest
to the people Of the United States. II :
presented in various forms, hu, In a gen
eraa way, II may be said TO be. first,
whether the United States shan adopt the
single gold standard, or second. whether
they shall adopt blmealllsIn, with gold
and silver as he standard or primary
The Lamar register., 1896-09-26

Autumn Is here and thousands Of
straw hats are not half worn out Well
does Mr.. Nordau say that human
progress Is a constant struggle against
nature