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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
FOR HOME USE.

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer
IAN Oklahoma man has invented a tombstone
With an INTERCHANGEABLE inscription
That ought TO be a good thing In section where
women frequently widowed"
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f.. MAILER,
uvSINESS FTRNITIRE & BOXES.

~~~N@~-~.~~~o<~~~~O> ~>>~~N~~~>~>~N~r~o|N|N|
LETTER and document hling cabinets:
legal blank and card index caoinets:
fancy hardwood boxes; shipping and mail
ING boxes SEXSM1TH CABINET AND
WOODWORKING co. - Ann-st.
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I LIBERAL SALARY will he paid man competent to take
charge Of correspondence and brains enough 10
show and sell Real Estate. Must invest 5000 ri
CURITY. Box q. .242 Broadway.
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PAPER RONES.

FRED ]. MEYER. manufacturer OF Paper
Boxes. C1oth-covered Office Ming boxes
specially. - Beekman-st.
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uEMORRiIOIDS.

T III &c ~ cutting. drugs, loss time: no
nav until cured. best references Ut
,tOoDRIIFF. 81 East 23d-st.
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FENCING AND BOXING.

CAPTAIN NICHOLAS. professor Aus
tins higher Fencing ana BoNlns
riampn
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,,s OLIVER CVRIOs.

NnncaoooINO.o -O'IOo|O c'..\'.c/
ANTIQUE LAcEs. Jeweiry, IA S', sold and
- ivor'ss oueht. EBLE. IS West 42d-s,.
SPECIAL and Rare Holiday 0,s G,fi pS,,s An-
,iaqes and Rri srS.i ana copper Jardn;
old stc JOHN CHADWICK < CO.. 10
Iost lsth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28

wANTED.-Books relating 10 New YORK.
Long Island, photographs. pamphie's'
etc HIGH RODEN, 4os Canal -.
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IVORY GOODS.

,NrrFAcTURERs OF Toilet Articles.
Riiliard Balls. Checks. Miniature ivory
Iairing in all branches n specialty' y:
T1SEPH KAPP SONS IVORY ca ~
Fas, 14th-st.
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xonAKs AND CAMERAS.

ocoNoNooo~N~S~~ N~~~~NNoON"~>~|ON|S'
ALL MAKES OF kodaks and camerss i
Chrlstmas from S. up; prices risnI on
su,niies. send FOR lists. OBRlU CAMERA
co iss Broadway. y. Y.
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Urc WIFE WOULD TELL MIN.
o.,,o,, COMMERCIAL Tribun

Vs., Thu Cincinnati Commercial Tribune'
Higgins I belisys you S1e a yeu! Ss"''"
at th as,nno old schap But I'm going hom nsh i
--hic-an' Tr tcllsh you TN r-ro"' wiz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
LOST.

LOST OR STOLEN. handbook No. 3o7.-
Al Of the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank. Payment stopped. Please return
book to bank No. ~ Chambers
HANDBOOK M. 3l3, aS6. Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution Ia missing. ANY
person having claim 10 n IL hereby
called upon TO present the same within
ten DAYS, or submit 10 having said pass
hook cancelled. and rev one issued.
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RIIlUER STAMPS.

THE FULTON STAMP WORKS. - besa
mnn-st.; telephone. 4.122 Cortlandt. sin.
ola iins stamps, loo dating stamps from
slle ,u' So styIe, sign and price markers
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UERnAL WRINKLE WASH.

EnTNITp rTGTJsV WRTNKLEINE:
endorsed by l.. :. Health Reports SAT.
israc,ory and unfailing MIRIAM MAY
STDDONS. = q. RoN 2o2.
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|,IFS- yI-T sorrel team 10 seven years hand
\ sone styllsh drivers $500. Brewster Brougham an
Victoria 900 each. 23s Schermerhorn- st. near Bond
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28

pETsONs OF TASTE CARRY Le Bihans
"Fin De Steele umbrella Hesuaas :,
ters. / Barclay-st Depot, Ire nnor,ea
Ks ives, 23d- ST. Covering WITH impo''e'
silk 81 ~.
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srEREoPT1coNs AND SLIDES.

DIT. r.y pROS.. 10 Beekman-st., makers OF
.,ereop,lcons and slides. see thelr neS
KIneopto-eope. best on the market sehu
for circular. mailed free.
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DIN hooks BOUGHT.

ononoNNnOoN1NNNN,N ONNONNoN|N"SN'NN'ON,'s.
BOOKS. old magazines and eon2,eettss
libraries bought for cash JoSEfh
SILK. AZ 6th-aye.. near loth-st'
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nnnTS AND SHOES.

oooce>~Ac~~O~r~o ~ ~, C,r..,-
eTII I,MAN. corner Barclay ana e shoe
wich SITS Oldest and nos, nHst ' $50
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MEDALS AND BADGES.

NEDNET NM VND"Hv'
~~~O~~.N~~~I>~>>>~S~ ~r~>o|>~>>>">>>~S"~N~>sr>
JOHN d. LENNON. 10 Nassau-st-Ath-
Ietic. bicycle. college and school fine
presentation medals a speciality.
GOLD. silver, bronze, badges, medals
Jewels emhlems. yacht. college, class
rsgs EMIL VOLK. ~ Nassaust.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ASTHMA CURED.-If you suffer SEND
YOUR address 20 Or. ". bUNT BAHl-
LETT. Biochemist. Ne~huryport, Mass
AWNINGS, chairs. tables. dancing crash.
portable hat racks. flags and tents 70
hire for receptions. F. SHELTON, 'iS
sth-ave telephone call. $50 ssh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28

II oRsES wINTERED; best Of care, retsrence99 III
IL nIshed r. A. SCHMIDT, farm. Melville Ia J.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A. EDGAR TATE 8 Go,,A3;'
Oh broadway. Patent solicitors eNp.u'
tlously procure and sell patents fohoN-
log valuable patents for sale -,
.oii'. Corkscrcw. Johuson's chalk l,he.
Raider Cartwrights Mirror. GIN RI Note
registering Machine. Deils Attached az
Onener. Wire cutter and 'orEscIeN
Csesar's Needle. Warmers Curtain ana
shade Holder. Keenan's Elevator hlcr
SAD Iron Attachment; Mason's Bicy &c
suupor,: Tombaugh's Curry Comb, kose
Moth nag. Lindquisie's Tie Plate Tor K S
way Rails. Noyes Ruler ana Tracer; not-
son, car Fender, coles stove La ldfte',
Jacoba1ns New Patent safety ktl2r
Guard. Nathan's Electric AlLfm for Ohts,
Whit,i~sey's Boiler Pressure INDICATING
Alarm: savage -Taylor's Hand strap lor
Cars. Mays Bicycle PEDAL Attachment
Uaight's can opener. Davis Trolley for
FINctrlc Cars. Germcn's pampcr Mecnan
ism s6r Musical Instrument. Iimm'TN
Chem Attachment. Harr'mcns am
Rings Hammer
XII patc7ts procured through Ffgar TATE
4 % are advertised free Best work.
ouleh.st results Call ani cNamlne oHE
facilities. Patent Guide and Hints IN N
vrntions. free
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SKIRT REMINDING. CLEANING.

CATARRH. enncintion. throat or stornach
troubles cured; 81. DIR. MAfFlEbDs
srnclal Treatmenl. l30 West 'otn-st.
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FRENCH BOOKS & CALENDARS.
N1ANN>~>>>)~NNN>N
nooyS q, ALL publishers: largest uptown
pHoD,T store WILLIAM R. JENKINS.
Is,b AZ and sth-ave.. New-fork.
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o.rrp AND PAPER STOCK.

ooo,o~oo>~D> ~c~>>ocN>."I>|>>> v
pH1fIP METZ, 80 and 81 Anr'-st;: ,b III
,cope Gs.S paid Az for ali Kinds OF old rags
..,ar md metAIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
,ucurrEcrs & DECORATORS.

xopprp 293i De Kalb- ave-, near
a. r,,,r,onNst brooklyn. y. Y.-Plans. esL-
,,stas Tor new residences; old houses re-
lla.,s modernized and decorated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
crpy,-PROOF FILTERS.

nosrAI. CARD will bring agent TO snow
fooI Al snir rieanine stone hitter, placed on
~ o %avs. trial price So so. LiNKE Co''
=, Sso Rroadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
uoxEs. HANDLES & DESKS.

L. II. ESTES & SONS, A. John. St
Turned and Locked Corner Wooden
Boxes. Handles. Toys. Desks and Cnalrs'
A single desk az Wholesale prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
School Aaenfies.
suPERFLUOUs HAIR REMOvERs.

SCPERFLCOUS hair. mOles, warts, per-
manently and scientifically removed by
electricity. HELEN PARKINSON. IS West
2is.-st.
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COsTUMERS.

7 WI.STI.S SONS. costumers for Ine-
o. a,r,cals Masauersdes. etc. Dress SUITS
antsd u Smith-st.. near FUTON. d kLy-l.
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MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS,

WATCH this space every sunday for the
latest IN music This week we ofYer the
dainty "Mlmosa" Caprice played every
where. Send 90 cents In postage stampA
ALBERTO HIMAN's, lte West 23d-st.
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DVMBwAITER

Nr'RTAUGHS Standard Dtmo"aitere
and safety invalid eieNatoIS' p.ntis
nromptly attended n. J. MtRTAUOh'
300 East 32d-st.
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BRUSHES.

MANUFACTURING all kinds; machine
brtshes our specially. WILLIAM r.
MANNER 4 90 1876 Centre-st
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,oTARy AND LODGE SEALS.

SEALS. 800. Rubber Stamps n ne 'I letter.
line. steel stamps. i" ''''
WOLFE III William 81.
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AND REPAIRER.

roN0NNON>oDONNO~NN NNNoNN0NNN/N0N
SCALES. new. secondhand. boughi. sou;
How. n every description In stock. Write
or cali. o'BRIEN. 10 New-chamoers-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
MUSIC BOXES.

IICor a SON. 20 Union Square. Music
noxe. from 35c 10 81 800. and q large
line OF Musical Novelties and Cuckoo
ClockA
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.xDEIIDIE MARKING.

OK PERSONAL WEAR and household
linen: first class work. low prices.
SHAW MARTIN. I45 6th-ave.
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STANMERiNG.

-|S".~T sST NJ D. West t4th-st.-
'c;ammering and nervous affections OF
.,,aech thoroughly corrected. SEND Tor out
,,p,. 81 treatment and testimonials.
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ELASTIC STOCKINGS.

WE ARE MANUFACTURERS by buying
OF us you buy direct and are fitted &C
curately at bottom prices with fresh ma
terial. HALL MANUFACTURING co,
is9 Broadway.
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borses ano Garriaqes.
european Stnop ano Gravel


A NGLO-sAXoN COLLEGE. PARIS. FRANCE.
~ Pupils instructed foreign languages and prepared
for Continental High Schools Superb locality Lmtsd
number OF boarders received French alone spoken De-
tailed prospectus Mr. T. p. DENNY. ". 4. toxon). Lac
Lett. (Par 10. villa de la Reunion. Rue Chardon
Iagachc. Auteuil Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
AWNINGS.

AWNINGS. chairs tables les. d anS tents to
., porttn ~ receptIons +. SHELTON. ois
n n,re ave telephone call. 500 3sth:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
wIknOw SHADES.

MAYER BROS. 2is West 23d-st. manu-
facturers Of the cheapest ana best-'nade
window shades In the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
DRESS & ACCORDION PLEAT-
OFFICE FURNITURE.

DESKS. -Rolltops. partitions. ratings. ia
hles. safes, files. presses; fixtures bought
PAIR ~ Great Jones St. near Is WeN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
PATENTS.

-/-,SSrrTo whn failed 10 procure Fitents
Ph,hraush Wedderburn can have the az
throukn a,,ended to free OF charge. A.
piica,i,9Wnpsc lawyer, % church-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
IMMATURE PORTRAITS.

PORTRAITS COMPLETE. -Speci1l mount
ing fine miniatures with patent frames
which take one or two miniatures and are
classed with special glasses. BROWN. 20
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TRANSEATIONS.

>~.-~~.~~s~~~~~~~~-~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
BUSINESS literature. private correspond
ence. all languages. prompt reliable.
confidential service. COSMOPOLITAN
TRANSLATION OFFICE. ia 5th-ave
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

AUTOGRAPH LETTERS ~ famou, PEG
nls send for price lists. WALTER
ppWryN BENJAMIN. i.l25 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
LADIES' TAILORs.


+. f. PAULINE & co. 90 East 25th-st..
now ready: latest designs. exact e.. perfect
pcrkrpar-rir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
FINE FURS.

$4,000 1STITREN, sc2 6th.ave.,
JOSEPH schoS ,aa,rmerly with Gunthsr $
near , t,ta s.. manufacturer OF seal p ssn
s sors.S nia:' rssmodcrins fnT' TO the '"'
style -.
----,vcI, i36 8th-ave.-The Is,ss.
II. VIOLIN n all Kinds Of furs: sea skis
n.ve1''eiia lamb coats , spec'a'"' 'u''
pI.srr'S ,snl reasonable prices.
--.T1IoSABLE FURs retalled at ,, WHOLE
FAsl'lor JIrect from manufacturer' D.
sale rT PITT t-R co. ~ West 31th-.-.
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ARTISTIC PICTURE PRESENTS,

, 20 nm ENGRAVINGs. photographers.
aouarelis and oil paintings popular
nr,ces KRAMER BROS. 0l Sth-aVe''
nnnosite Macy'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
GyMNAsIJMs.

~~~~~~~~~~~O~c~~~ ~>~~>~>>D>.~|>~>>>>>--|~
MUSCLES developed. health restored. by
Prof I.lng's method. DEVOID. ~
West 4ot-si.: rs years experience.
THE GARDNER NORMAL SCHOOL or
GYMNASTICS AND PRIVATE GYM
NASIr-M. 81 East 59th-s;.-our diploma
qualities students to teach gymnastics IN
school or college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
..usrc1EAxIxG & RENOvATIN0

Gall, LANES T. GARNER on te.eIno,ne
Tor ali housekeeping. lf3 west -'o"-
NJ Send Tor cIrcular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
DYSPEPSIA CURES.

-~c~cN>>>~oO~->>~cs">~N|N ~ ~
DYSPEPSIA PROMPTLY RELIEVED sni
Cured By Floraplexion. sample BOTTLE
free by malt or ~ Druggists. FRANKLIN
HART. ia West 32d- ST.. y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
CUTLERY.

>~~~~~~>N~~~~>"O~N>~ rS>'>">o~"s7~"|'S -, a.,
CUTLERY 81 every description. po,n =.
wholesale and retail on hand and maze
"a order, repairing neatly done. GUSTAV
KNATTH 81 John and II Nassau SIS.
The herald., 1897-04-07
anufacturers. The last section Of the

manufacturers. The last section of the
law says:
''Whoever refuses to comply. upon de-
mand, with the requirements of section
four, and whoever violates any OF the
provisions of this act. shall be guilty OF
misdemeanor, and shall be fined not ex-
ceeding one hundred nor less than twenty
five dollars, or imprisoned in the county
Jail not exceeding one hundred nor less
than thirty days. or both. And any person
found guilty of manufacturing, ofrering
for sale, or selling, an adulterated article
of food or drug under the provisions OF
this act shall be adjudged to pay, IN ad-
dition to the penalties hereinbefore pro-
vided for all the necessary costs and ex-
penses incurred in inspecting and analy-
zing such adulterated articles of which
said person may have been found guilty
of manufacturing. selling, or Offering for
SALE
The act provides that "any person"
may enter any manufacturing establish
ment or store and demand a sample of
any goods. the same to be used for anal
ysis If the goods are found to be i'm
pure, the maker or vendor is liable to
the penalties provided for under the
1ou
The herald., 1897-04-07

to the council for the passage of an ordi-
nance to prohibit the public masked rev.
elry of the carnival wind-up, it may be
suggested that the interference at this
late day is calculated to work heavy
damage to the entire celebration. Nc
small amount of the subscriptions re-
main vet to be collected. and the COM
r,ittee Is working on too close margin
for 1t to be willing to encounter the
threatened risk of loss Of funds.
There Is not only the pecuniary aspect
of the situations to be considered, but we
are in receipt of protests against any ac-
ton of the council OF the kind proposed,
on the ground that it should not be con-
sidered necessary and even is in the ma
ture of an insult to pass q law to restrain
the wives and daughters of citizens from
committing excesses on the festive occa-
sion.
1t should be taken for granted that
the respectable members of the COM
munity will behave themselves and that
the existing ordinances and police regu-
lations properly enforced. as they no
doubt will be, are amply sufficient FOR
the protection of all concerned.
At the last Fiesta an order was issued
prohibiting the throwing of flour upon
the persons of spectators; the first vio-
lations of the order early in the evening
were punished by arrest and the nui-
sance was effectually stopped. A hke
vigilant outlook will serve for the pro-
lection of the public without the neces-
s,,,, Cor the massage of regulation that
would destroy the fun of the occasion
and seriously cripple the financial man
agement of the Fiesta.
The herald., 1897-04-07
THE MISSISSIPPI LEvEE

Along the Mississippi river are to be
seen some of the richest lands on this
continent-the washings of centuries.
deposited and decomposed, layer upon
layer, changing with every years flood.
The construction of its banks, or levees.
receives more attention than all the
other rivers in the country, and yet
dwellers along that great highway to
the sea struggle on, year after year,
with little encoura cement from the gov
ernment that they will ever receive
that aid which is being given to other
localities. A harbor is dredged deeper
here; a breakwater is placed at great
cost there; rocks are blasted out of the
way in channels; lighthouses and range
lights are established and maintained
at great expense; magnificent buildings
ere erected for the benefit of cities every
where; and yet permanent banks for the
peaceful flow of the great father OF
waters" add its tributaries are scarcely
thought Ol.
This is a subject that should receive
a careful consideration from our ma
tional legislators, while millions are
being expended with lavish hands for
pubic improvements. This is being
emphasized now as never before by the
awful destructiveness of the raging. un-
controllable waters. Permanent banks
are entirely feasible and not as expen-
sive as might at first appear. levee
can and should be-built entirely OF earth.
taken at low water mark from the river
bed, and with trees planted along the
outside of the bank the roots would
hold the earth in place. These horrors
in loss of life and property would then
be avoided.
Every year these floods grow in terror
and destruction; probably because the
timber at the head waters Of the rivers
has been sacrificed to the Unsuitable
greed of man.
The herald., 1897-04-07
A Challenge to DR. Thomson

To the Editor of the Los Angeles Her
ald:-Inasmuch as the Rev. ]. S. Thomp-
son of this city has publicly proclaimed
from his pulpit( as reported by the
dailies) that Jesus Christ was Free
Mason, hereby challenge DR.. 7. to meet
me at the convention IN Temperance
temple, April 14,15, or any time we may
agree upon in the future. and discuss
the merits of his position.
/ agree to not only show that Free Ma
sonry Is Inconsistent With Christianity,
bdt ahtagonistic to It. I promise to
furnish a debater worthy of DR.. T. s
steel. p. 3. WILLIAMS.
Field agent National Christian Associa-
ton.
Los Angeles, Cal, April 8, 1897.
The herald., 1897-04-07
ALL FOOLS NIGHT

The Fiesta committee, and the large
body of merchants and other citizens
who have backed up the fourth annual
and otherwise, are considerably exer-
cised over the attempt that is being
made to bring a pressure to bear upon
the council to destroy the leading fea-
ture with which the carnival is brought
to q close.
without for a moment questoningthe
goo6motives e-whohaveappealed
The herald., 1897-04-07
More Than a Gentle Hint

"Oh, yes" Mr.. Stalate. she said
without taking her eyes off the clock, Il
want to ask you something about your
tastes in the way of cookery"
I'm charmed to have you take such
an interest,"" was the unnecessarily earn
est reply.
do you like bacon and eggs for break
fast?"
"Why-er-sometimes
IT hope you will speak frankly, be-
cause if you don't like them we can tell
the servant as soon as she comes down.
stairs to prepare something else."--
Washington Evening Star
The herald., 1897-04-07
The Olive Industry

The culture of olives In California has
grown to such proportions that that
state now m6nopoiizes the olive trade of
the union The crop this year is esti-
mated as worth $1,000, 900 A great num-
Der of orchards will come into bearing
this season. In Mexico. olive orchards, or
olivares. were once common, and excel
lent olive oil was made in this valley, bu,
as the clergy set out the orchards the
rampant sort of revolutionists took a
delight in cutting down the trees. hence
the decay of great industry. Now we
import olives from Spain.-Mexican
Herald
The herald., 1897-04-07

The rumor that the king of Denmark
has been asked to arbitrate the Cretan
question at the instance of the car does
not smack of probability. In many re-
spects the gravity of the eastern ques-
ton is increased by the differences OF
the closely connected royal families. Be-
cause the emperor of Russia is anxious
for the intervention of his grandfather
II does not prevent the emperor of Ger
many being anxious to pull his grand
mothers leg
The herald., 1897-04-07

Something should be done at once for
getting the principal business streets in
proper condition for the Fiesta. The
council meets today, and the necessary
action should be taken. Street Superin-
tendent Drain says that with his limited
force it is impossible for him to do the
necessary work. and that if it is done at
all, it will have to be by contract. There
is no time to be lost, and if anything is
done at all, it must be done at once.
The herald., 1897-04-07

Mr.. Bryan may be credited with ao-
curate welding of the hammer when
he remarked. concerning the election
returns from Chicago. that confidence
had returned. There was really little
doubt as to the result. but the Demo-
cratic majority proved greater than
the most sanguine Democrat had dared
to predict. 1t is suggestive of present
conditions that Mr.. Harrisons vote is
a majority over that cast for all the
other candidates.