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FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY
WILDE & STRONG

SEA- snap, so feet on Albany st.. Just
south of Pico. close in.
d25-50-foot lot on Peru st.
s500-Choice building lots on Kohler IT.,
between Sixth and Seventh; $50 down,
balance to suit.
S350-50-foot lot on Thirty-fifth ST., just
west of Main close to cars IA real bargain.
s1000-Large corner on Main ST., bargain.
$l100 buys 65X130 on Jefferson ST., with
nice shrubbery and trees; a big bargain;
close to Figueroa.
$l25c-Fine big lot on Hope St. snap.
COTTAGES, COTTAGES. COTTAGES
Elegant new modern 5-room cottages,
on Faston St, bet Central ave. and
Kohler ST., within walking distance Of
business center; s125 down, balance $19
per month.
sl75O-Choice little home. Groom, mod
ern cottage. on car line, southwest.
s1S50-Beautiful Groom cottage on Hoo
yer: easy payments: snap.
S1050-New modern large 4-room cottage
on Fourteenth st. and Stanford ave.
s2250-7-room modern cottage S.Wnear
Figueroa, $3.50 down.
WILDE & STRONG,
General real estate agents and auction
GERS, 22S w. Fourth ST., Chamber Of Com
merce building.
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FOR EXCHANGED ACRES IMPROVED
land between Los Angeles and San Pc
dro; large house. barn; want good resi-
dence S.W.; will assume $1,000. GEO. L.
FUTILE & CO., 1928 S. Broadway.
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b-ROOM COTTAGE. LARGE LOT. NICE
~ improved, Fast Los Angeles. $500;
business. Apply to BEN WHITE. sol w
HHst 81. IA
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] had ought to: always take ADVANTAGE
Of a. good thing. See BEN WHITE, 22l
w. First st. "A
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$500 OR s400 CASH AND GOOD HORSE
and surrey, worth $3.50, as part payment
on house and lot; will pay balance month
st. BEN WHITE, 221 W. First st. IA
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FOR EXCHANGE 10 ACRES IN Lam
kershim ranch, near Toluca: acres in
bearing peaches; will exchange for work
worth of horses and mortgage for bal
ance. GEO. l.. TUTTLE & CO., 32S S.
Broadway.
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FOR EXCHANGE-THRE LOTS AND
10 acres. Pasadena S-room house, La
Canyada: orchard. 10 acres San Diego:
city property all clear: will pay cash or
assume difference. L. e. SQUIRES, 225
Byrne building.
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LOTS IN c. A. SMITHS THIRD ADD
LOCATED ON EIGHTH G. MATEO SITS
Remember this is close, in property.
Only about blocks from Arcade depot
and near Seventh-street school, which
is soon to be enlarged to ten rooms by
order of the school board. (They report
that part of the city growing very rapid
ly) And this tract is on the car line that
asked the city council last week to grant
them the privilege of changing it to an
electric line.
Mateo street will be graded to this tract.
and have cement curbing with 5-foot ce-
ment sidewalks. (Bids for doing this work
are being advertised for now.)
The city council has ordered Santa Fe
avenue graded from Seventh street to
Ninth street, which passes this tract
half block on the east.
And Ninth street has been ordered
graded. with cement curbs and 5-root
sidewalks from San Pedro street to the
river, which passes this tract a half block
on the south.
With such improvements surrounding
this tract, lots in 1t are bound to advance
in prices very soon.
So don't put off buying lot for home
any longer.
They are selling fast because am Of
fering easy terms.
$40 DOWN; $40 PER MONTH.
PRICES s24o, $3.50 AND 1925
These lots are 40 feet wide and have an
alley of Is feet.
All level and on grade.
Soil rich losm No adobe or alkali;
nor mud when it rains.
For maps apd other information call
C. A. SMITH,
t13 WEST FIRST STREET.
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FOR EXCHANGED SUBURBAN OTIS
and cash for residence property or close
IN lots. GEO. L. TUTTLE 6 CO., 32S s.
Broadway.
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PLUMBERS
STORAGE AND COMMISSION

nv,
frank A: WEINSHANK, PLUMBER
eno gashtter. 240 e. Second st. Tel 13G
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LOT IN OIL DISTRICT, VALUE $3.50
WHITE, 221 w. First st. il
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nous Rock Springs ranch, containing one
Of the finest running springs in California,
gushing right out of the granite purest
soft water: nice fishpond 22l2 acres in
the ranch; IL acres into extra fine young
orchard balance alfalfa land: six-room
house. nice new barn; free water brought
to the place; one and a quarter miles from
Escondido: fine view; no encumbrance:
will exchange for nice home in city. II.
W. COTTLE & SON, 224 S. Broadway. IL
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FOR EXCHANGE-A CLIENT HAS 10
acres of splendid land near depot in San
Bernardino county; splendid supply of
water; will exchange this for cottage in
outskirts of the city and assume or what
else have you to offer? L. II. PIEPER.
los S. Broadway. 9
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ACRE IN EAST LOS ANGELES. A.
room fnoi, house nice hedge, shrubbery, etc:
ranch. See BEN WHITE, POI w. First
st. ~ ~
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FOR EXCHANGE-WHO WANTS A NO
] ranch chat can pay income on sou 0o0)
Los Angeles county. and within thirty
minutes ride of Los Angeles? Can be
subdivided. Have you residence and
income property to exchange? Address
OWNER, c.. boy 80. Herald.
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FOR EXCHANGE-5O0O ACRES FINE
Texas land: 14-room house in Seattle.
Wash; GO acres eastern Kansas; 80 in Mis-
souri,; $25OO grocery store in a fine To-
cation, cheap rent. with 5 living rooms
all furnished. 1864 S. Spring st. A A.
IRISH. Q
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FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR A BI-
cycle; q good top buggy and harness. 12S7
Winfield st. 10
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FOR SALE-NEW 5-ROOM COTTAGE
cheap;all modern improvements. See it on
Maple ave. and Fourteenth ST. 8
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FOR EXCHANGES LARGE STACKS
Of alfalfa hay. big drove Of hogs, COWS COWS
calves, horses, wagons, buggy. harness,
and furniture coo acres rich level land.
containing above: artesian wei 2 springs;
160 Inches ditch water, so acres In splendid
stand alfalfa, acres apples sincumbrance
small interest paid in advance until next
winter; will swap for business or stock OF
goods here. where other interests COM
sentative, WILL BEACH, 235 w. First
st, Q doors from Times. or call any fore
noon, except Monday or Saturday. lO
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FOR EXCHANGE-S-ROO HOTrsE cur. :.
price $500, mortgage $25OO; want cotSapes
for equity. GEO. L. TUTTLE & Co. 32S
S. Broadway. 80
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FOR ExCHANGE-A wET,r, IMppOv
ed 2O-acre home in Fresno county: vii,
exchange for good Los Angeles civ
property Inquire S11 Maple ave. IL
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FOR sALE-OLD PAPERS IN QUANTI-
ties to suit. at this once.
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FOR ExCHANGE-BY BEN WHITE
15 acres at Clearwater.
20 acres improved at Clearwater:
40 acres improved at Tehachapi.
160 acres in Antelope valley.
2h acres highly improved at Cotton.
is acres in Kern county.
100 acres near Miller d LUX ranch.
$50 acres beautiful Tehachapi valley
Property for sale and exchange every
where. Go to -
BEN WHITE,
IA 221 w. First st.
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FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGES; FINE 14s.
acre farm in San Dieginta valley, San
Diego county; 100 acres suitable for corn
alfalfa or walnuts; miles from ocean,
valuable farm; also see Rock Springs
ad. in r. E. exchange. II. w. COTTLE
& SON, 224 S. Broadway. II
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FOR EXCHANGE-WE HAVE PASA-
dena property to trade for other good
property, including ranches, residences
business blocks, ETC.; we also have other
property in nearly every state in the
union to exchange: we list nothing but
what has genuine merit in it: call at our
office. or send your property to us. CALL
IFORNIA INVESTMENT CO., 10 S.
Raymond ave-. Pasadena. su-tf
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FOR EXCHANGE-SLIGH USED
upright grand piano for horse board Ad-
dress c.. box 70. Herald office. tt
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FOR SALE-7-ROOM HOUSE IN FIRST
class repair: best of plumbing; large lot
5Sx165 good stable. trees. shrubbery. ETC.:
newly fenced; severed, street improved;
walking distance to business: terms.
$500 cash, or $500 cash; $1,000 in years
and balance in installments of S25 month
ly. GEO. w. STIMSON, 32O Byrne build
ing,
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FOR EXCHANGE-NEW HIGH GRADE
bicycle for horse and Concord buggy 2i9
Commercial st.
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FOR SALE-A BARGAIN; 10 ACRES
near Pomona, with water; small house;
oranges. lemons, peaches; only $3.50; must
go. ]. M'LEAN, E St. near Pico. Pico
Heights.
FOR SALE-10 ACRES CLOSE TO LOS
Angeles, with water, and near Electric
cars; $3.50 per acre. ]. MLEAN. E st.
Pico Heights.
FOR SALE-WE SELL THE EARTH.
BASSETT G. SMITH. Pomona Cal 6-28tf
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FOR SALE
We are offering this week the following
modern cottages:
Groom cottage. Upion ave, near Eighth
St: this is a great bargain at S250o.
Groom modern cottage, 628 ". Twenty
first St. $500
broom +. Twenty-eighth St, $1i00.
. #. II. PIEPER. 10s s. Broadway.
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WANT SAN FRANCISCO. OAKLAND,
Berkeley or Alameda or Los Angeles city
property or any town property in ex-
change for 700 acres OF good land; has
all been in grain; about 200 acres rich bot;
tom land, balance slightly. rolling; all
been cultivated: several nice springs.
plenty water; fine for dairy or stock
ranch; land we'll adapted for any KIND or
fruit grown in Southern California fenced
and cross-fenced; price $lS000 will trade
all or part: is situated in San Jacinto
valley, miles from East Riverside. see
REM WHITE. 22l w. First st. IA
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FOR SALE-FINE OLIVE ORCHARD
of 20 aces. house. barn, etc: plenty of
water: price $3.50; easy terms. GEO. l..
FUTILE q CO., 32S S. Broadway 9
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FOR EXCHANGE A STOCK on Nrrr
chandise for ranch; will paw cash diffar-
ence. COLVIN &c HUNTINGTON. liz
s. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal.
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FOR EXCHANGE-VALU ORE.
gon property. II. w. COTTLE & SOME
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FOR SALE-s300 CASH. BALANCE $50
per month buys a beautiful Groom cot
tage on e. Adams ST.. with pantry. clos
cts and bath. hot and cold water; nice
mantel and CRATE: finished in pine: lot
6oxl55 to an alley: street graded, graveled,
cement curb and walks: nice lawn. How
ers fruit and splendid vegetable garden;
half a block from electric car line. LEON
ARD MERRILL 24o Bradbury block.
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FOURTEENTH. WEST OF CENTRAL
ave, nice modern 7-room story and half
cottage. complete; in first-class shape;
large, pleasant rooms. nice lawn. curb.
cement walks. etc.; price $1l00 $500 cash.
balance like rent. BEN WHITE, 221 w.
First st. IL
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FOR SALE-LOVELY HOME: NEW d
room cottage finished in yellow pine; has
large bathroom. marble washstand, fine
mantel and CRATE, and every modern
convenience: house Is piped for gas. hot
and cold water: lot 100 feet deep to alley:
only 10 minutes ride from our office: price
$780, on easy installments. GRIDER d
DOW. 1870 S. Broadway IL
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S. SPRING ST-A-ROOM TODcINc
house. best in city; clears SIPS reeilar =
monthly;. want house and lot in civ
BEN WHITE, 221 w. First ST. IL
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ment bonds bearing 7 per cent interest
will take 75c on the dollar. Address r..
box So, Herald.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

BEN WHITE HAS REAL ESTATE FOR
sale and exchange everywhere. IA
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FOR EXCHANGE--A FINE CAL HOME
for. good eastern property; will pay cash
difference. owner lives east. COLVIN
& HUNTINGTON, III S. Broadway, Los
Angeles, Cal. Q
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FOR SALE-SAN GABRIEL-ONLY A
few and 10-acre blocks left: water right.
Now is the time to buy. If you have any
thing to sell or trade see l.. K. ALEX.
ANDER. 1872 S. Broadway. If
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10 ACRES SET SOLID TO ALMONDS.
peaches. apples. olives, figs. oranges, etc. ::
A. room house barn. ETC., at beautiful La
Crescenta: water decided with land this
is an exceedingly good piece of property;
cash or trade Tor pM Sls; Wan1 city 9J1 pr3p o.
First st. IA
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FOR EXCHANGE-SEVE COT
tage in the hills: rents furnished for s25
close in: will pay cash difference GEO. l..
FUTILE & CO., 1928 8. Broadway
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FOR EXCHANGE-12-RO FLAT AND
lot GA feet front, close in, and nice home
ninth St. for vacant lots or land. II.
VERCH. room SO Temple block su we-tf
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FOR SALE-NICE 4-ROOM HOUSE AND
lot S6x155, with stable, trees. etc, for $3.50
IN $40 payments: r. VERCH, room SO,
Temple block. su we-tf
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$1,000 STOCK OF JEWELRY AND OUT
fit for city or country property. What
have you? See BEN WHITE. 221 w.
first st. IA
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FOR REXCIIANGE-ORAN GROVE IN
Redlands for city property: price $500
will pay cash difference. GEO. l.. TUT
TILE & CO.. 1928 S. Broadway.
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MACHINERY

Won sERKEY MANUFACTURING CO..
234-236 Z. Second ST., manufacturers ct
special machinery. dies and models; only
accurate work; guaranteed.
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PERSONAL-NEWP PROCESS-IRREGU-
larities, from whatever cause, cured
without medicine. instruments or pain:
sure cure; lady specialist; 81 treatment:
only safe and reliable cure. S19 Grand
ave. 12-l2
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fOft oALE-o AShES ~ LAND SET
also containing broom cottage; in Bur
bank; cheap for cash; must go east ar
once. Address w. II. WAKEFIELD, Bur-
bank, Cal. Is
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WITHOUT EXPENSE TO ENQUIRER
j will furnish plans to suit and
prepare estimates for cost of construction
of large and small houses, in any locality
in Los Angeles. and will provide funds
necessary, payable on the monthly in
stallment plan at low rate of interest;
only, small cash payment required; abso-
luteiy modern houses built, to cost from
$500 to $4,000; it will pay you to Investigate
my offer Address H. box 81, Herald. 10
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MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY


FEW DISEASES ATTACK YOU ALONE:
they are complicated or intermingled with
others. To help efficiently medical knowl-
edge alone does not suffice; yea must pos
dition of your system and also unlimited
varied experience. Try electricity and
Swedish massage. MRS. DIR. MAYER,
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OVER 1000 PROPERTIES FOR SALE
and exchange by BEN WHITE: read his
ads in real estate column; invest now in
real estate: you will be sure to double
your money. BEN WHITE, 221 w. First
st. ft II
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
City Lots

- - -
City Lots
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FOR SALE-6-ROOM HOUSE CLOSE IN:
street graded. cement sidewalk and curb:
car line in one block. Apply to owner.
G20 Philadelphia st. Gil
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KITTIE ALLEN INVITES HER
friends to call; room 6, 1894 s. Los An
IL
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I CAN SELL YOU Is ACRES AT TROP.
leo this week for $500: any one will tell
you the property is worth $4,000. but owner
wants money; only $500 for Is acres with
i'm 6 miles of court house. BEN WHITE,
221 w. First st. IA
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FOR EXCHANGE - FIRST CLASS
Colts 44-caliber rifle for delivery. good
all-round horse. Address or call, 1921
w. Sixteenth st.
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READ THE GREAT BARGAINS BEN
WHITE offers in houses and lots for
sale column.
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EDITH ANYWAY, FORMERLY OF BQs-
ton, gives genuine alcohol rubbings that
are healthful and refreshing: no rivals.
223 S. Main ST.. room 3. S-l6
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CULVER
& Wants to know what you have to trade
for good property in
Chicago
Denver
-Minneapolis-
Tacoma
We have property in all these cities to
trade for Los Angeles property.
CULVER,
If 212 s. Broadway.
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ALOTS 50xl5O EACH ON GRIFFEN AVE.
with q nice modern 4-room hard-flnished
cottages, with bath. nice shrubbery. etc:
price $4,000; mortgage S1200; want some
thing clear, city or country. will trade
one; will rent for $25 per month: remem-
ber GrifIen ave. is an S0-foot ave.; here's
a chance TO get a nice home in the city.
BEN WHITE, 221 w. First ST. IA
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ls-RooM LODGING HOUSE TO TRADE
for lot or house and lot. Apply to BEN
WHITE. 22l w. First st. Il
soil in Tulare county, near railroad. free
of debt: will trade all or part for city
property and assume: here is a chance
to get out of debt: get rid of your mort
gage. See BEN WHITE. 221 W. First
1t. IA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
THE MAINE A. O. H.
Holds Annual Convention at
Hou|ton--Large Attendance.
Little Maude Swain Falls from Wharf
at Bath and is Drowned.
Grand Trunk VIII Suspend Operations on Nor.
way Branch. June !.

Houlton. May 27-Delegates to the
State convention of the A. O. II. are
present from all divisions of the order
in the State. At $50. "Wednesday
morning, the delegates We're escorted
by the Houlton division. preceded by
the Houlton brass hand. to st. Mary $
church, where high mass was cele-
brated, Rev Father Lonergan ofiici-
ating..'
The.yonvention was called to order
at 2.1,sP. NJ, by j. "A. O'Neil of Port
land, State president. who made his
annua{:report. State Secretary c. IL.
Sullivan of Bangor, and State Treas
urer Walter &. Cummings of St Ste
phen. made reports. The following
committees We're appointed: on reso-
lutions, standing order, bylaws, griev-
ance, press. Insurance and military
The committees reported at O'Clock.
a reception was extended the dele
gates by the Itoulton division in the
evening. at Music hall. at 3 O'Clock.
Dancing followed the reception.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
MORE FOR POWERS.
Gardiner Republicans Unanimous fol
the Man from HouIton.
Caribou. Richmond and Pennington Also
Elect Delegates Tor Powers.

Gardiner, May 27.-(SpeciaD.-T
Republicans of Gardiner met in eau
Gus. tonight. pursuant to the call is
sued by the city committee for the pur-
pose of electing delegates to the State
convention at Bangor. June 2. and Ia
the county convention, which will be
held at Augusta, June 50.
Hon. O. Il. Clason, chairman of the
city committee, called the caucus to
order. W. ID. Whitney. Esq. was
chosen chairman and Augustus II.
Jordan secretary.
Delegates to State convention were
chosen as follows:
James NJ. Larrabee: Charles Law
renee; Augustus Bailey: Charles s.
Whitney; George w. Heselton; Sumner
Soule; Charles Q. Knox; George ii.
Fuller
Delegates to the county convention
were elected as follows:
\. NJ. Spear; G. NJ Drake: G.. -.
Libby: 4. IL. Jordan: T. T.. Norton: j.
w. Berry: VIM. Wiley. Van r. Beedle.
The following was introduced by Au-
gustus Bailey which received an unani-
nous passage:
Recognizing in the Hon. Lleweilyn
Powers Of Houiton, Republican Of
long standing and ability, and feeling
that the interests OF the State will be
carefully administered at his hands.
we, the Republicans of the city of Gar
diner. in caucus assembled instruct our
delegates to vote for him for Cover
nor at the State Republican convention
to be held at Bangor, June q"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28

| st. Louis. May 27.-St Louis wa:
| struck by a cyclone of friShtful fury
at a late hour. this afternoon. Hun
dreds of people We're killed. and The
property loss is beyond estimation
At 5.20 p. NJ. the clouds that had GOV.
| cred the city since noon, broke into q
| furious storm.
Within 10 minutes the wind reached
velocity of so miles per hour. sweep
ing with it dense waves of rain Ths
highest speed of wind previously re-
corded here was 70 miles an hour ir
August 1878.
The screeching of the wind through
the electric wires, the crash of debris
that swept in every direction, the
crashing thunder made a scene inde-
scribable. The loss of life is appalling
At p. NJ, the lowest estimate OF
fatalities in East ST. Louis and this
city is placed at 800
East st. Louis probably suffered the
greatest. Messages came at p NJ,
asking for physicians and nurses. The
steamer d. II. Pike with 80 passengers
on board, bound for Peoria, was blown
bottom side up.
In the middle of the river a number
of persons We're killed. The steamer
Delaphin. with a crew of six and 20
lady passengers on board, was blown
against bridge pier and broken in
two. The ladies and two of the crew
clung to the bridge stone work and
We're rescued.
The steamer Libbie Conger, with
only Capt Seaman, his wife and crew
of three aboard. went adrift; and the
wreck of boat opposite Carondelet is
supposed to be the Conger.
Otteneds' furniture store, Broadway
and Soulard streets, was demolished.
and six men are reported killed. A
saloon Mt GOA South Seventh street, fell
with nine men in the ruins. ST. Pat
rick's church at Sixth and Biddle
streets. fell and the debris filled the
streets. The Electric Railway line is
burned out. as well as the electric
plant.
Fourteen fire alarms sounded within
an hour, and three alarms were sent
in from the poor house. which building
has 1900 inmates. The roof Of the poor
house was blown off and the fatalities
were great
During the last race at the fair
the roof was blown off the
grand stand. The crowd had gone to
the open field for safety, but four men
were killed.
The armory at 17th and Pine streets
is being used as a temporary hospital.
AT 7.30 r. NJ, the rain which had
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
LATEST FROM CUBA
Delegation Of Cigar Men Call
on General WeyIer
And Say if Expectation Of Cigars is
Prohibited Factories Will Close.


Havana. May PA delegation Of
cigar manufacturers and representa-
tives of kindred industries called upon
Captain General Weyler, today. and
laid before him an exact statement of
the situation in which they were placed.
They declared if the concession granted
by Spain in favor of contracts made
before the issuance of General Wey-
ler's edict prohibiting the expectation
of cigars and tobacco were carried out,
they would be obliged to close their
factories.
General Weyler promised to inform
the home government of their repre-
sentations and said he would petition
to the government favorably to manu-.
facturers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
Caribou lnstructs for Powers.

Pennington has chosen the following
delegates to the Bangor Republican
State convention: Arthur r. Moor,
John NJ. S. Hunter, Ernest H. Warwick.
Louis Voter. Everett b. Norton. George
w. Titcomb and Arthur w. Perkins
The delegates elected at the Repub-
lican caucus in Caribou to attend the
State convention in Bangor. June 9, are
as follows: Joseph D. Emery. A. w.
Spaulding. w. r. Lumbert Hon. S w.
Matthews and Hon. Charles f. Oak.
The delegation is a strong one and was
instructed to use all honorable meas
ures to secure the nomination of Hon
Llewellyn Powers for Governor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
Weather Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. May 27.-The barometer
has fallen in the Mississippi valley and
southern states, and risen in New Eng
land and the middle Atlantic states
Rocky mountain districts and north and
east of the Lake region. The depression
which was central over Kansas. this
morning. has moved eastward to north
ern Illinois, attended by severe local
storms and heavy rains in Missouri, Iowa
and Illinois. The storm was reported
very destructive at St. Louis. with a
maximum velocity of 50 miles per hour
and over 10 inches of rain.
II is considerably warmer east of the
Mississippi. except in northern New Eng
land and northern New York and about
10 degrees cooler from the Mississippi to
the central Rocky mountains. The
weather continues fair in the Southern
Middle and New England states. but
local showers are reported from Florida
Showers are reported from North and
South Dakota. Montana and Minnesota
and showers and thunder storms from
the upper Lake region
The weather will continue generally
fair on the Atlantic coast and in the Gulf
states. Thunder sorms, probably severe.
are indicated for the Lake region and
Ohio valley. and generally fair weather
for the Missouri valley.