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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
CONGRESSMAN BR0SIUS HERE.
Came to Talk With Bankers on Bank
ing md Currency Legislation.

Came to Talk With Bankers on Bank
ing and Currency Legislation.
Congressman NJ. Brosius of Lancaster,
Pa, is here on business connected with
bank and currency legislation.
He arrived at the Occidental Hotel yes
terday accompanied by Mrs. Brosius and
Miss Grace A. B osius.
He is chairman of the Committee on
Civil Service Reform, ana is next to Chair
man Walker IN the Committee on Banks
and Currency.
He has been Congressman for i've sue
cessive terms from the Tenth Pennsyl-
vania District, familiarly termed the old
Thaddeus Stevens district.
He came out here to get the consensus
of opinion of bankers of the Pacific Coast
relative to prospect We legislation affecting
the banking business.
To-day and lo-m orrow he will devote to
interviews with bankers OF San Francisco.
Saturday morning he will depart for his
home in the East.
Yesterday afternoon he, with Mrs. Bro
sius and Miss BTosius, visited the Cliff
and the Golden Gate Park. escorted by
Congressman E. f. Loud.
His trip is prim arily for pleasure and
recreation and incidentally for the collec-
ton of data and information that may be
useful to him in Congress.
Congressman Brosius is an approacha-
bic man, OF pleasing personality; he is a
Republican.
Discussing the financial question, he
said yesterday that the silver issue is now
a dead one, that it will not figure in the
next Presidential campaign unless hard
times interyene-a condition that he con-
siders very unlikely 10 occur, now that
prosperity has come and confidence has
been inspired among European nations
in the finances of the United States. he
does not expect any great changes in
banking laws, for he says that at present
they are very generally acceptable.
Referring 10 the Hawaiian question, he
declined 10 express his personal opinion,
but remarked that very many persons In
the East are IN favor of annexation.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
RAISING STREET GRADES,
The Relaying of the San Francisco and
San Mateo Electric Line Makes
Changes.

The relaying OF the San Francisco and
San Mateo electric car line from the ferries
to Thiriieth street has caused the raising
of the grades on Harrison and BRYANT
streets, from Tenth to Foutth, in some
places as much as three feet from the
levels heretofore established and accepted
by the city.
This will, as matter of course, neces-
state the bringing Of the entire street up to
the grade OF the railroad track, including
that portion occupied by the Market
street system over Bryant street, from
Fourth 10 Eleventh, where it turns into
Bryant avenue. The low grade on these
streets has been matter OF general COM
plalnt Tor number of years, and not
until the improving OF the San Francisco
and San Mateo line had there been any
attempt TO correct the grades
The improvements on this line, which is
the only one leading 10 San Mateo County.
are of a superior character The heaviest
rails ever used on any street railroad are
being put down In such a manner as to
make the road bed one solid m ass susce pti-
bic 10 the heaviest traffic without a sprin o
or jar of any kind. As soon as the track
is finished to the county line new and inn
proved cars will take the place of those
now in use. making it one of the very bes;
and most substantial lines on the Pacific
Coast No money has been spared IN the
work now going on over the entire road
The line WILL 1t is expected, be finished by
the end of the present year, after which
the cars will run much oftener than they
do at the present time.
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SAN FRANCISCO "CALL-"

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL
71O Market street, open until IL o'clock ever
night in the year
BRANCH oFFICES-527 Montgomery street
corner Clay; open until $50 O'Clock.
S39 Hayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock.
6l5 Larkin street: open until $50 O'Clock.
SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; opel
until O'Clock.
1243 Mission street; open until O'CLOCK.
251S Mission street open until O'Clock.
167 Ninth street; open until $3.50 O'Clock.
1908 Polk street; open until 9 80 O'clock
NV. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky
streets; open till O'Clock.
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Judge Bahrs is Busy.

Judge Bahrs of the Superior Court yesterday
began the trial OF the Peoples Home Savings
Bank against Colum bus Waterhouse, the pur-
pose being to enforce the liability OF stock
holders in the defunct bank for the unpaid
portion of stock held by them in the corpora
ton. There are more than hundred suits OF
this kfnd, and the lawyers say that each case
will have TO be tried on its merits, as the Cir
cumstances are not identical in any OF the
cases. Ali this mass of litigation has been as
signed 10 Judge Bahrs' court and ne will have
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Failure of a SaIoon-Keeper.

Creditors OF Charles Bruening have applied
TO have him declared insolvent They COM
plain that he has transferred all his stock Of
liquors, cigars and aloon fixtures at 80 Mis-
sion street and that he has secreted himself TO
prevent the service OF legal process on him in
an action at law now pendii G in the Superior
Court 1t is also alleged that he is about to
leave the State The claims against Bruening
aggregate 500
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a dreary time OF Ii unless he can see way of
consolidating the actions, as he has intimated
that he will do. The amount involved is more
than $3.50, 600
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

re- DIVIDEND NOTICE-THE BOARD
S~S directors of the Nevada Bank OF San Ere H.
cisco has this day declared dividend (No 22) at
the rate of six (6) cent per annum for the
ter ending sept 30 1897. payable and after
the 10th OF october, o97. Tr nsfeT-books will be
closed from the 10th 10 the 18th inst, both DAYS
inclusive. ID. b. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
San Francisco, Oct s. 1897
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

" AN
I1RESH COWS; STATE LOWEST PRICE
Il for cash X. F., box "a, Call Office.
TOOLS OF ALL KINDS. STOVES AND
Il ranges bought and sold. CURTIN. 1928 Market
OLD GOLD. GOLD DUST, JEWELkY ETC
" bought o. NOLTE, ieweler, 222 O'FarrelI.
pAWNBROKER-OLD GOLD SILVER. CAST
l. on clio hing bought. Add. COLEMAN Al Third.
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HELP wANTED-Continued

HELP WANTED-Contfnued
PPRENTTCE DRESSM NEAT
IA seamst' ess: give three months. 1915 Polk.
YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK,
l. plain cooking; slO month. 124A Eleventh ST.
WANTED - APPRENTICE FOR MILL
w merry; call after 10 A. NJ SIG Hayes st.
OPERATORS ON GENTS WHITE SHIRTS.
" ROGERSoN, b2i Valencia ST
OPERA1 oRS WANTED LEVI STRAUSS &
" CO. 321a Fremont st.
N = sNTED-ERRAND GIRL: ALSO FINISH
w ers on braiding. 12l Post St, room 81.
iN ANTED-A1 CLOAK FINISHEkS Al M
w SIM1NOFF'S, 1928 Market ST.
OsT CONVENIENT AND RESPECTA BILE;
Nl Winchester House, Al Third ST.. near Market;
200 rooms; zoe TO $l so per night: 81 90 TO S6
per week: free bus and baggage to and from ferry.
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w NANTED-WAITER FOR INSTITUTION,
w S25; waiter, country boarding house. $40 to
S25; waiter, oyster-house, $50; waiter. $50; cook,
plain hotel city, SS5 $40; COOK, private family,
$50: seve al dishwasheis pantrymen; Frenchman
handy with tools $50 and found. ANDRES, 30S
Stockton ST.
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YOUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
L housekeepeE Ills Market St, room 2l, sec
ond floor.
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w IDOW WANTS SEWING AND REPAIR
w ing 10 do Al home, or will do housek ee ping
Call 1l6 Sixth St, room q, first floor.
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v DUNG LADY WISHES TO MAKE HER
l. self generally useful around bachelors home
235 Otarrell St, room z.
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PARTNERS WANTED.

DART ER WITH Sl5OO OR EQUAL THAT
L amount in fresh groceries and general
chandise, TO opan up a 'cash" grocery in a good
live town; best of references and full investiga-
tion conrted: good opening for live young man.
= ddress X, box SO. Call Offic-.
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w 1NCHESTER HOUSE ~ THIRD ST, Mr.
w Market: 200 rooms 25c 10 81 so per MI ght
81 oo TO 30 per week; convenient and respectable
free bus and baggage TO ami from tie terry.
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QCS0 GOOD RESTA URANT FOR SALE.
| dD-CO. bargain tor the right party; good
ca use; trial given. 2130 Fillmore st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

l. IRSTCLAsS SEAMS RI SIS WANTS STU
: alton in private family second work and wait
on ladies'; well recommended. Address call,
lS Tenth st.
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A FINE CHANCE; ROCERY AND
u branch bakery, with stock and fixtures for
sale che ap; Twin ,-rooms stable and back yard;
rent only $40. gag Day 81, cor. sanchez.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-continued

ENGINEER; LOCOMOTIVE OR STATION
u ary rst-cass letters: fiteeL years last place
q. E. l., box 4S, Call Office
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

"A wooDCHoPPERs. So go, 81 10 A Nd 81 SO
III cord; 80 tiemakers, SC each: 40 scraper-
teamsters $26 and found; 65 teamsters ndlabor-
ers, city jobs, 81 rs. 81 60 day and SO per month
ami iouBd 40 shinge- bolt makers; % farmers.
orchard and vineyard hands Sc, $25 and $40 pei
month and found; choreboys, $40, Sc. and Sc
per month: farmers and wives. $36 and so pei
month and found; edger-hand, Ss55 and found.
MURRAY Y & READY, 634 and 636 clay ST.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

TOOK AND SECOND GIRL FOR A SMALL
" boarding house S25 and SIS; second girl, pri-
vste family, $50; middIe-ased woman, $40. MRS
NORTON, 3l5 Sutter ST.
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GT00 GROCERY AND PROVISION BUSI-
O wv. ness; fine stock: g od loute: horse
and wagon: buildings; years lease; rent Sl2:
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YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE GENERAL
housework OF chamberwork; ci or country
c. G., box "a, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

JAPANESE FIRST-CLASS WAITER WANTS
- situation waiter In family in the city. J.X.
box Al, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

- WEDISH MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS
- work by the day; washing or housecleanng.
81 Second ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

G1)S0 ONE-HALF MANUFACTUkING
.DI-CO. contract business established 1877;
box 6S, Call Office.
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SWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO
~ do general homework in American family
Call IS Gilbert bet 9Th and 7th, on Bryant.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

" DUNG WIDOW. PARTISAN, WISHES POSI-
tion as housekeeper; city or country; widower's
home pre- erred. 1122 Market St, room 81.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

G.OnO FIN SALOON; PROMINENT
sDAOO. transfer point; good business; cheap
rent. sos Howard s .
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

U.e)Sn MANUFACTUkING BUSINESS E.
sD ZCO. tablished Is ears: manufacturing for
the trade: al necessary machinery: clears s 90 a
month; cwner will remain and Instruct pur-
chaser. NJ. LESS, Fourth st.
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A DAY SALOON CHEAP ON ACCOUNT of
IA retiring. Inquire Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

ENERG ETC DUNG MAN, WITH CAPITAL
u OF S400 or $500. would like to hear of a buai-
ness chance Bus, box lao, Cali
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

APANESE YOUNG MAN WANTS SITUA-
- tlon 10 work early in he morning or in the
evening. Address G. X, box Is, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

NJ TANTED-BLACKNMIT FOR MINE, 50 80
w 10 S3 day; miners, s. day and board;
miners, $40 and board; 6 miners, So so day; 3
carpenters, city, So das, call early; 10 laborers,
81 day and board; teamsters Tor large ich,
$40: scraper teamsters; boys for founlry; can
vassers salary and commi sion; cabiret-maKer
for country, 25 cents an hour; lumber pliers,
81 90 day: young man TO learn fruit raising;
blacks smith's helper on carriage worS, $40 to $l3
week; swiss farmer, $40; cooks, waters and
young to assist In restaurant and others.
Apply TO ]. +. CRUSETT & Co, 62S Sacramento.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

U.IOS TODAY ONLY; SALOON WITH 5
| sDlZO. hving-rooms; furniture included; ex-
ceIlent neighborhood; this place must be sold to-
| day. NJ LESS, Fourth ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

FOR LIE OR RENT, BAKBER-sHoP. 2lI
Il Leidesdorff ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

SUPERIoR FRENCH COOK DESIRES STU
- alton; city or country. MISS CULLEN, 32s
Sutter
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VoUNG INTELLIGENT MAN, SPEAKS SEW
l. eral Languages, understands massage, can tend
horses, wants any kino of work. Address b. N.
box 81, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

II GOD LAUND DRESS WISHES TO TAKE
VI work home could out some days of the
week is also good seamstress. Address A. w.,
box 144, Gail.
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DEFINED WIDOW WISHES POSITION as
III housekeeper charge of children: is a good
music teacher and sesmstress horough hly reliab BILE
no objection 10 the country. J. X, box 35 Call
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

E1hSTCLASS GARDENER AND FLORIST
wants situations; handy with vegetables and
can run gas-engine. Address Gardener. box
~, Gail Office, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

GRANITE CUTTER. So DAY; BURLEIG H
" driller $50 and found; experienced man on
iron fence and grill WORK, 20c an hour MURRAY
& READY, 634 and 636 Clay st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

WANTED - YOUNG MAN, SINGLE, WHO
w has had experience driving grocery or bakery
wagon in this city referen ces required from for
employer more men drive scraper
teams for large cattle ranch and irrigation COM
pany. steady Job all winter, $40 per month and
board: 10 woodchoppers, 81 25 per cord, good job
for the winter; woodc hoppers for San Mateo
County. 81 % per cord, good chance: farmers,
mixers, COOKS walters and dishwashers: neat
lunch COOK, 50 per week, and Others w. D.
EVER & CO., 626 Clay ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

NJ ANTED MAN AND WIFE on A RANCH
| w in Naps County, man to understand the care
of stock. orchard, etc. wife to COOK for couple OF
| men. Apply LEON ANDtsk,s, 30S stockton st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

mT6O CORNER GROCERY AND BAR IN
ID ". the Mission; nice lvin & rooms and
bath; doing go trade; cheap rent; bargain.
NJ. LESS. Fourth st
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

E'XPERIENCED DISHwASHER WISHES A
=, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

YOUNG GIRL JUST FROM THE EAST,
l. wishes situation houseKeeper; city OF
country. Call at $50 Howard ST., room 81.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

A SPLENDID CORNER SALOON; BEST 10.
~ cation. Apply WICHMANN d LUTGEN
800 Clay ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

GOAL BUSINESS PAYING 500 A MONTH;
~ no rent TO pay: must sell; owner going away
A B., box L. Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

FOOD CHINESE WISHES POSITION IN
- - rich family or boarding house Inquire Young
Company. 729 Sacramento st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

Y DUNG RUSSIA y LADY IN REDUCED CIR.
l. Cumstances would like ekeepers pla, g;
will do plain sewing. 22S Post ST, room /.
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ii OUSEKEkPER, 500; CHAMBERMAID
IL and seamstress SIS; cook, $50: mid dle-aged
woman, $50; and number of girls $50 and
$50. MkS NORTON, 3l5 Sutter ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

V DUNG LADY, RUSSIAN, DESIRES PER-
l. manent place as housekeeper; widower's home
preferred. 223 Post ST., room 2.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

| 01nO FRUIT AND PRODUCE BUSINESS
| ID 1OO. in the Mission; iiviug-rooms horse
| and wagon: ola established; must be So d at once
| on account OF sickness NJ. LESS, Fourth st
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COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES TO DC
~ cooking general housework Call in tn,
afternoon or address los Eighteenth ST.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-16
Edward EiUElf0rG isa;:C.

Died 1T St. Francisvillc, La. Jan. 1, 1857
How true it is that day by day. as we
grow older, orr thouGhts and wishes,
each mile stone in life does not carry for
ward chiefly but turns back to The past,
in ycar,ing for those who have gone be-
fore us into Gods cchOeSs land. Faces
that have been dear to u.s. forms that have
moved close to oar Sides, friends who are
inexpressbly dear to us have disappeared
and loving them, we mourn. No Sex is
spared, no age is exempt, the Harvester
comes to i'll spariny none AM! leaving, sad
ness behind.
We have lost friend and are sad, but
We cannot question His wisdom "who
loeth all things we'll" Death is one of
Gods agencies and it becomes not II
creature to question the action Of his
Creator. And SO il left us only to
mourn for him who has gone. Faro
well, friend beloved we shall miss yon.
Remembering yonr taithf'nrss to duty
your humility and Kindness Of heart, we
shall profit by the example Of your life and
shall 10 benefited by having known and
loved you. Your 1ortitudc and patience in
suffering has Taught us how to patiently
bear every atilction and trial that be-
sets us
We shall miss yo;'. already we have
missed you and all tho days we shall Eiss
You. We know YOU and appreciate you
and upon your grave lay this tribute Of
affection and sorrow.
"Aud We who linycr mid lifts toll AID
pain,
Nor see the meaning Of its mystery,
Shall Keep within orr hearts ~ tender
strain
For that sweet memory.
TO lift on, souls from this poor life below.
10 that which far tvansce'l,is the outward
sight,
Whose pvace-tllougl tears tile sorrow
ing heart may know,
! Whose tu!ut,ss tiwclls with Cod in love
and light.
J. B.T.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-16
NEW Hope ITEMS.

On Friday night, the home of Mr.. John
Sn;|]man Was the scene of IL most enjoya-
bic sociable in honor Of his relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. A.e'bprt Hunt Of East Baton
Rouge. After induigins i'll games and
social chat until II late hour refreshments
were served.
After spending several days with friends
and relatives Mr.. Joe Griffin has returned
+, his home in East Baton Rouge accom-
panied by Messrs. A. u. Thons and D. s.
Griffin.
Mr. Monroe Morris and Mrs. John Camp
bell, ,Jr are seriously i'll. We sincerely
hope they may soon recover.
Mr.. John Griffin Sr. was visitor TO
Jackson o., Tuesday last.
Mr., Jones Lucas left Monday tor the
Hospital in New Orleans. We hope lie
will be much benefited.
Mr., Robt. Thoms made flying trip to
jackson on Sunday last.
Miss Octavia Farley was in Jackson
last Saturday.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-16
Money (! Make It Yourself.

Incver saw anything in thepaper about
the PEOPLES Wind Mill; We call 1T the
"people's' because the inventor never
patented it, but let every body use it free
Any farmer can make mill himself, ana
all the material complete will not COST
over $40. It is q splendid mill, will pump
the deepest wells, and will last longer
tAan any mill l ever had. Any person
can get diagrams and complete directions
free, as l did, by sending 10 two-ceh!
stamps to pay postage, etc, to L. d. WIZ
son g. Co., Allegheny, Pa. Wilson q co.
sell pumps, and when you get your w'''d
mill going will be glad to sell yo" pump
if Won need it. 1t is certainly useless to
pay $50 or $50 far 8 wind mill, when You
can make one Just as good TOR STU.
think there could be big money made put
ting these mills up through the country
as every body would like them.
AReader.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-16
INCONSISTENCIES

A wonlan'S headaches may come from
ecvcrH causes. She mas have a ncaHarl,e
arising Y IN nervousness. or from, liTes-
tive disturbances Nine eases in ten, her
headache comes from disorders peculiar
to her sex. 1t may show itself in the
symptoms which are characteristic Of 4
dozen disorders. DR.. ricrce'S f'Hvur!c
Prescription was compounded for the sole
purpose OF relieving won,ankinu Of these
ills and pains. Thousands of W, men have
testified that after taxing treatment from
several physicians without benefit, the
"Favorite Prescription cured them conn
plotely and quickly. 1t has bean used for
over thirty years. and has an unhr"kcn
record of Success.
The woman VITO hcsltates is invited to
S md 81 one-ccilt stamps to cover cost OF
mailing a copy OF DR.. ricrce's Common
Sense Mciical Adviser, which contains
plain, clear information about all Of the
organs Of the human body and their tunc-
TONS
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Notes From Star kiiil.

Mrs. JOHN Daniel and children accom-
panied by Mrs john Ruddock and child
arrived from the Indian Territory last
Week.
Ar. Wayne ARD and family hive moved
to st. Francisv!llc. We regret their tie
pnrturr, but wish them muvli success i'll
their new home.
Mr.. Oliver Daniel is clcrkiny for his fa-
Their.
The wedding bells will soon chime in
this vicinity.
There WAS an entertainment last Thurs
day night al Mr.. L. J DreEer's. Those
who attended report a pleasant time.
The February number of tito Dclncat"r
is called the midvintcr number, and its
artistic colorotl plates cmi'oay the latest
IDEAS in winter dress modes, fabrics and
millinery. One OF the most valuable ar
ticlcs which has ever appeared i'll this
sterling Magazine introduces n writer
new to it's pages, Nora Archibald Smith
!. sister of Kate Douglas Wi"gil-whosc
paper on the study OF ch;ld'cn slo''d be
| read By every one who accepts RESPONSE
hility for their proper development. The
M"l|cn INolatry, u short story ut New
England people, is the work of Sarah
Cleghorn. Il young writer or brilliant
promise. In discussing social life in New
York. Mary Calwala,lcr jones' is: OF course
ut her brightest and best. Incla NJ.
Robbins details novel idea III lsntertal1!-
m"uts. and there isa paper at relative NJ
,eycst on Church Fairs"nt Fancy Bazaars'
Emma Haywood continues her series OF
u,ncrs on Ecclesiastical Embroidery, and
also illustrates the use of coronation cord
in Fancy Work. The departments o
Floral Work, Book Reviews: Iea~lahl'
Chat Seasnnab}u Cookery. Knitting, Tat
,iur, Crocheiny, etc, are excellent.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-01-16
Turbines and f4"vcls.

An important problem in practical
mechanics is to conduct the waste water
away rapidly from the turbine wheel al
ter it has served it's purpose ana tel'Vcfe"
ny it's power. 10 gaia tl'S result, Tres
the wheel from waste, and leave it ready
to develop all possible power, is the
standing problem. A drop in the lower
level of one foot, or even lew lNches'
means much to the manufacturer, and IS
worth the outlay Of thousands OF dol
,,rs to save coal and steam III the pro
luction of power. The lower level may
rise to the height Of the upper and then
the wheel stops and the machine is idle
dead.
Every one of us is "the architect OF his
,>,,., f,rtnnev in more senses than one.
WA ,ra manufacturers Of strength, energy
ZIG, The waste must be removed IRON
the wheels of our life Or the accumulation
vii, hinder and poison tho whole beng
This result needs activity OF digestion
liver, kidneys. skin, etc. The organs OF
III, holy arc strengthened, the bloc"
r;t;ea and waste removed by Hoods
sarsaparilla and Hoods Pills. DO not al
low the waste to accumulate and cheer
,he machinery of life, but treat your bot!
as carefully as the manufacturer does III
II,,o,,s-wotch the lower levels.