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The herald., 1898-08-21

CALL CITY HACK co. FOR NICE
hacks. Hacks for funerals 81 to 50
apiece. Stand 243 South Spring. Resi-
dence 749 Banning street. N. KIPP,
Prop. Tel. Main 1S30.
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LADY OF REFINEMENT
and education, used to travelling, would
like I'd meet party going east requiring
assistance on journey. Address D, Box
So, Herald. q
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YOUNG MAN WANTS WORK AS DR.
yer; speaks German and English; city or
country. Address A., Box 45. Herald. 70
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WANTED-SALESMA GROCERIES
and sundries wants position with whole
sale house. Address B., Box IS, Herald.
%
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To Purchase

WANTED-TO BUY ONE-HALF INTER.
est In good paying newspaper plant:
must bear close investigation. Address
c., box 80, Herald. n
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TO ASSIST IN HOUSE,
work in family of three In exchange for
home; can attend school If desired. Gail
1904 East 9th st. W. e. BROWN. Fl
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ELDERLY LADY TO ASSIST WITH
homework and care for two children;
wages $12. Address d, Box 49, Herald. q
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WANTED
Female Help

wOMAN-MIDDLE-A WANTED TO
cook, do light housework and care for
children; wages $l2. Address d. Box Al,
Herald Il
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WANTED-SOBER AND RELIABLE
man, who understands the care of horses
good mixer and willing 10 make himself
generally useful around place. Address
D., Box "a, Herald. n
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WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS ADVER-
Using solicitor Qady) to take entire charge
Of that department on weekly paper,
Address D, Box 60, Herald. q
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WANTED - OLEARN THE TRADE
Of electrician; reside with parents: steady
strong and willing. Address b.. Box 81.
Herald. -
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A COMPETENT MIDDLE-AGED GER
man woman wishes position as cook,
washer and ironer in small family; city
or country. Address D., Box 10. Herald. q
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FOR A GOOD POSI-
tion. Address A., Box q. Herald. q
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WANTED
Situations-Female

WANTED - SITUATION BY NURSE,
with references, to take charge of infant;
will leave city II desired. Address c.,
Box 4. Herald. q
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WANTED-GOOD MAN WANTS POSI-
ton on gentleman's place; understands
care of horses, cows, poultry and grounds;
references. Address d., Box 80, Herald. q
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POSITIONS DON'T
prepare for any civil service examination
without seeing our illustrated catalogue
of Information. Sent free. COLUM-
BAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE,
Washington. D. c. 81
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PARTIES DESIRING LADY OF RE-
flnement to care for children during the
day. as advertised In The Herald, please
address B, Box 81, Herald. 20
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SOLICITORS QIADY) FOR FAST-SELL-
ing article to business men; good commits
sions. Address e. Box 40, Herald. q
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THE NEW CHURCH (SWEDENBOR-
CLAM, Temperance Temple, Broadway
and Temple street, II a. m. 1.-THE Mem
ory-The Judgment q
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WANTED - SITUATION AS JANITOR
of bank by a man who understands the
work and can give good references. Ad-
dress E.. Box 4, Herald. q
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wants place. Address A., Box IS, Her.
aid. q
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HOME OF TRUTH, 1916 FIGUEROA ST.
Divine services II a. m. and 7:45 p. m
Mrs. M. W. Bowen, speaker. All are
welcome. Sunday school 1890. q
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WOMAN WILLING TO WORK AT ANY
thing; husband at war. Address c, Box
60, Herald. %
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RELIABLE GIRL WISHES TO DO
housework; good references; American
family. Address D, Box 7, Herald. 21
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HOUSEWORK SITUATION BY YOUNG
girl in private family to assist; not afraid
of work. Address E, Box 8, Herald. 81
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ENGINEER-PRACTI MAN WITH
engines, boilers, dynamos, wants a po-
sition. Address A.. Box Al, Herald. %
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STENOGRAPHER, WANTS POSITION
or does outside typewriting and envelope
addressing. Addres D, Box L. Herald. q
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HOUSEKEEPER WANTS POSITION
with widower's family as managing
housekeeper, or with large hotel; COM
petent. Address B, Box 81. Herald. %
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WANTED-A RELIABLE COOK Q.ADY)
to work In a small private boarding
house; answer at once. Address c, Box
g. Herald. 2l
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PARTY GOING TO TAKE BUSINESS
trip north wants novelty attractions;
must be good. Address B., Box 8, Herald.
%
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WANTED-TO DRIVE FOR BAKERY:
understand route work; can give best of
reference. Address B., Box 30, Herald. %
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L. A. STEAM CARPET CLEANING co.
Will clean and lay all kinds OF carpets at
&c per yard; all work guaranteed. SO E.
SECOND ST. Tel. Main q. tf
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PARTY GOING NORTH ON A TRIP,
making all towns on the coast between
Los Angeles and San Francisco, wants
to represent good company or take side
line. Address A., Box 81, Herald. %
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PROF. IRA L. GUILFORD, PHRENOIO-
sist and Paimist, S161s South Spring. 81
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WANTED-POSITION AS STENOG-
rapher and typewriter; experienced, neat,
accurate. rapid, refined appearance; ref
erences. Address c, Box 10, Herald. q
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To Rent

TED-MIDDLE-AGED GENTLE
man wants to rent a nicely furnished
room, with or without board, in the home
of a respectable family. Address p,
Box 60, Herald office. q
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HOUSEWORK BY WOMAN COMPE-
tent; best of references. Address A., Box
So, Herald. q
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Agents

WANTED-AGENTS FOR A USEFUL
household article. Call between ~ ann Il
N Monday at 1928 East First st. q
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WANTED-HONEST, WILLING GIRL
about Is, to do light homework; good
home to right party. Address c, Box 2S.
Herald. q
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SITUATION AS NURSE OR ATTEND
ant to an invalid gentleman; references.
Address D., Box 46, Herald. q
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Female Help

WANTED-2 MANGLE GIRLS, 800, ETC. /;
ladies' clothes ironers, $50, ETC., beach !;
experienced taioress. $40 to SIS week.
HUMMEL BROS. & CO.,
800 w. Second Stree
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MANICURING-AN EXPERT OPER-
ator wishes few more customers. Ad-
dress D., Box 20, Herald. q
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WANTED-25 YOUNG AND HAND
some ladies for beauty contest at the
scach. =. Box ~, Herald. q
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MRS. BARNETT HOLDS TEST MEET
ings each Sunday and Tuesday evening
at 526 Maple avenue. 81
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WIDOW OF REFINEMENT, ACCUS-
toned to her own house, as managing
housekeeper In gentleman's home: bach
eior or widower preferred; best of refer
euces. Address C, Box G., Herald. %.
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COOK (COLORED)-GOOD COOK DE-
sires place in private family; references.
Address D. Box II, Herald. 81
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TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
South, on Grand ave.. bet. Eighth and
Ninth SITS. Rev. ]. ]. N. Kenney, pastor.
Services at II a. m. and 7:3O p. m. Elk
cellent music Come. Sun-tf
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WANTED = CONTRACTS FOR or.
well drilling. CHAs. VICTOR HALL,
1o2O Central ave. tr
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BAKERY AND NOTIONS WANTS LADY
to help in store and cook al Santa Mon
lea; good home. Address e, Box 80,
Herald. eN
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HEADQUARTERS FOR HAIR MAT
tresses and feather pillows. ACME
FEATHER WORKS. 513 S. Spring St.
Tel. Black 823. 81
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TILToN. CAT s. SPRING, PAYS HIGH
est cash price for Ladies'. gents and chill.
dren's new and second hand clothing.
shoes. etc.; send postal.
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PHILOSOPHICAL HEADQUARTERS
220x South Main street. THE Power of
Love-" This evening at o'clock. q
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lady for housekeeper by widower; no chill
dren. Address C. Box II, Herald. q
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MAN WITH TOOLS TO CHOP WOOD ON
shares. Address f, Box so, Herald. 90
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Figueroa and goth SITS Preaching by the
Rev. William McPheeters al II a. m. ard
1880 p. m. q
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SOLICITORS FOR CITY WORK; MUST
be active. Address D, Box A, Herald. q
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COME AND HEAR THE MORMON Ell
ders' services every Sunday at IL O. M
and 7:45 p. m. at 245 s. Spring st. Sis
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CENTURY, S943 Market ST., Philadel-
phia, Pa. Fl
WANTED-AN APPRENTICE BOY TO
learn the sign painting business; would
like a boy about Is years old of good
habits, who lives with his parents. VIII
pay small pages to begin with Call on
Monday. r. W. DROMGOLD, ga South
Spring street. Tel. Main 955. q
wANTED-FOR LARGE CITY IN ARR
IONA, gentleman to take complete charge
of an Office must be conversant with
office routine and have good business eX-
peritnce. INDUSTRIAL AND COM
MERCIAL BUREAU, 3l2 Stimson Blk. Il
WANTED-15 GRAPE PICKERS, &c
and board, long job 20 laborers and team
sters, Arizona railroad work. We ship
Monday. Call early.
HUMMEL BROS. & CO.,
300 w. Second Street.
FIFTY GENTLEMEN OR MARRIED
couples can have newly furnished rooms
with electric lights. running water, hot
baths free, extremely moderate summer
rates, day, week or month. at Hotel Glen
more. 1919 South Broadway. II
GOvERNMENT POSITIONS - DON'T
prepare for any civil service examination
without seeing our illustrated catalogue
of information Sent free. COLUM-
BAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE,
Washington. D. c. 81
WANTED-WELL-BO TO BORE A
well for water about miles above Sau-
gus. Inquire at MULLEN, BLUETT &
CO., about 10 in the morning. q
OFFICE MAN WANTED; MUST BE AN
expert in shorthand and typewriting;
state salary wanted. Address b., Box 10,
Herald %
WANTED-THE OPERA RESTAURANT.
III S. Main ST., serves the best 10. cent
meal In the city: try 1t and be convinced.
II
WANTED-5OO MEN TO HAVE THEIR
shoes soled. 35c. M'LESKEY'S, cheapest
place on earth. 124 E. Second st. If
MEN TO SELL FRUIT MUST BE
strong and willing to work hard. Adj
dress D., Box 46, Herald. 81
WANTED-A GOOD SOLICITOR TO So
licit trade on commission. Address d,
Box IS, Herald. 81
PORTER WANTED FOR HOTEL; LOW
wages; good home. Address A., Box go,
Herald. %
WANTED-A GOOD, SMART YOUNG
man about %, at once. 216 S. Broadway
q
SOLICITORS FOR CITY WORK; MUST
be active. Address D, Box A, Herald. q
MAN WITH TOOLS TO CHOP WOOD ON
shares. Address E, Box so, Herald. %
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WANTED-BOOKKE AND STEM
ographer; experienced young lady pre-
ferred. Address C, Box 80. Herald. q
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Situations-Female

Eituations-Female
PARTY GOING NORTH ON A TRIP,
making all towns on the coast between
Los Angeles and San Francisco, wants
to represent good company or take side
line. Address A., Box 81, Herald. %
WIDOW OF REFINEMENT, ACCUS-
toned to her own house, as managing
housekeeper In gentleman's home; bach
eior or widower preferred; best of refer
ences. Address C, BOX G., Herald. 49,
WANTED-A LADY OF REFINEMENT
and education, used to travelling, would
like I'd meet party going east requiring
assistance on journey. Address D. Box
So. Herald. q
COMPANION-REFIN YOUNG WO-
man, speaking German and French flu
entity, wishes position as companion
housekeeper. etc, Address D. Box a.
Herald. q
A COMPETENT MIDDLE-AGED GER
man woman wishes position as cook,
washer and ironer in small family; city
or country. Address D., Box 10. Herald. q
HOUSEKEEPER WANTS POSITION
with widower's family as managing
housekeeper, or with large hotel; COM
petent. Address B. Box 81. Herald. %
WANTED AS sTENOG-
rapher and typewriter; experienced, neat,
accurate. rapid, refined appearance; ref
erences. Address c, Box 10, Herald. q
PARTIES DESIRING LADY OF RE-
f1nement to care for children during the
day. as advertised In The Herald, please
address B, Box 81, Herald. 20
;wANTED-sITUATIO BY MIDDLE
aged lady; competent cook; also house.
work, city or country; moderate wages.
Call Sl2 w. 7th st. Monday. 81
EXPERIENCED PERSON WITH EX-
cellent references wants a position as
first-class cook or working housekeeper.
Address B.. Box 20. Herald. %
RESPECTABLE WIDOW WOULD LIKE
some family washing at home, or would
70 out by the day; city reference. Ad-
dress D., Box Is, Herald. 81
HOJJsEKEEPHR FRENCH WOULD
like position as housekeeper for widower
with family: fond Of children. Address
n Yany "A Herald n
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14-21-2S
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (sCIEN-
tis) of Los Angeles, Masonic temple, Hill
st., between Fourth and Fifth dover
f1oor); Sunday exercises 1920 a. M; even
ing service at 1880; experience meeting
Wednesday at 1880. 14-21-2S
CHURCH OF THE UNITY, CORNER OF
Third and Hill street. Sunday school al
$50 a. m. Rev. John Snyder of ST. Louis,
Mo-, will preach at II a. m. Subject, 1.-The
Religious Value of Pessimism." No
evening service. n
ST. VINCENT HALL. GA SOUTH HILL,
today, Rev. Bliss, o'clock, personality,
or the Christian Revolution;" O. clock
Union Reform League, o. P. Smith, so
cialism and the Church"
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
South, on Grand ave., bet. Eighth and
Ninth SITS. Rev. J. J. N. Kenney, pastor.
Services at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. Ex-
cellent music. Come. Sun-tf
HOME OF TRUTH, 1916 FIGUEROA ST.
Divine services II a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Mrs. M. W. Bowen, speaker. All are
welcome. Sunday school $780, q
THE NEW CHURCH (SWEDENBOR-
CLAM, Temperance Temple, Broadway
and Temple street, II a. m. 1.-THE Mem
ory-The Judgment" q
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
F'igueroa and goth SITS. Preaching by the
Rev. William McPheeters at II a. m. and
1880 p. m. Il
PHILOSOPHICAL HEADQUARTERS
220h South Main street. 1.-THE Power OF
Love-" This evening at s o'clock. q
COME AND HEAR THE MORMON Ell
ders' services every Sunday at IL O. M
and 7:45 p. m. at 245 s. Spring st. Sis
MRS. BARNETT HOLDS TEST MEET
ings each Sunday and Tuesday evening
at 526 Maple avenue. 81
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MERCIAL BUREAU, 312 Stimson block, RAK
have following orders to fill Tailoress for cak
good lirm' mouse girl 1or Downey, nrst- BO,
class laundress. good canvasser, reailyt
first-class millinery trimmer: also -
saleslady, solicitor for swell trade pres
ser of experience, house girl for Ontario.
several others. q
- PAR
"eoN hEEfEh fEHMANENI EN- NAL
pioyineht ny gentleman WIN 10 years Los
experience as pookkeeper' couector Time to I
keeper and correspondent: bond or Sc line
curity. Address A., Box 49, Herald. q
WANTED-SOBER AND RELIABLEl 80
man VINO understands tne care Oh nofses. hou
generally useful around place. Address enc,
D.. Box "a, Herald. Il
NJ, ,,r,,,, ,.>,,ro, ,r.x .,,,, WAN
C ~ t.iaas 80 - .." and
sas,4aa ~ 40 ~ ~ ~ -. w. snuaon 40 like
all repairing. Address D.. Box u, Her. 70 :
aid. n W.
FARMER-MARR1ED, AGE %. WITH COM
out children, wants position; capable of mar
taking full charge; also good canister: enti
references. Address A., Box "A, Herald. hou
70 Her
WANTED-GOOD MAN WANTS POSI- A &C
ton on gentlemans place; understands maj
care of horses, COWS, poultry and grounds; was
references. Address D., Box 50, Herald. q or c
sITuATIoN-MAN AND WIFE; wo- HoU
man, good housekeeper; man, general witt
ranch and orchard hand; best references. hou
LIS E. Third st., room %. q pete
-
WANTED - SITUATION AS JANITOR WAN
of a bank by man who understand the rap
work and can give good references. Ad- acc
dress E.. Box 4, Herald. q ereI
WANTED-MAN AND WIFE WITH PAR
daughter 10 years old want place on fine
ranch sober and industrious. Address day
E., Box A. Herald. " add
BICYCLE REPAIRER, YOUNG MAN rs WA
thoroughly experienced in building and age
repairing, desires position. Address A.. wor
Box Al, Herald. q Cal
WANTED-BuTCHER, FIRST.CLAss. EXP
all-around man in meat shop also GOOD cell
solicitor, wants position. Address b. frs
Box 60, Herald. a Add
WANTED-HOTEL PORTER WANTS A RES
position day or nigh porter with no. son
tel, city or country. Address d.. Box a. go
Herald. dre
WANTED - T OLEARN THE TRADE HOO
Of electrician; reside with parents: steady like
strong and willing. Address b.. Box 81. wit
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Contractors DIFFICULTY


was satisfied that the pills were putting me
on the road to recovery. l bought two
more boxes and continued taking them.
''After taking four boxes Of Dr.. " illiams'
Pink Pills for Pale People am restored to
good health. feel like a new man. and
having the will and energy of my former
days returned, am capable Of transacting
my business with increased ambition.
s'Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
are q wonderful medicine and anyone that
is afflicted with shortness of breath. palpi-
tation of the heart, nervous prostration
and general debility will find that these
pills are the specific. HERHAN H. EvELER-"
Subscribed and sworn to before me q
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ADAM PoUTszoNG. Notary Public.
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regarding this if stamp is enclosed.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills cure people
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WOMEN IN SUNDAY SCHOOL.
They Are Infinitely Better Than Men -
Teachers Of Children.

They Are Infinitely Better Than Men ~
Teachers Of Children.
'The chief and Underlying cause Of
The Decay of the Sunday school,"
says Edward Box in the Ladies Home
Journal. lis the selection of iacs pabls
and incompetent men as superintend-
ents. If men of broader views and
keener perceptions were superintend-
ents OF our Sunday schools. the neces-
sity for few changes in the teachers
would at once be apparent, and they
would be promptly made writes Mr..
Box. "One Of these changes would
be that the masculine element in the
active conduct would begin and end
with superintendent, competent
assistant or two, and = systematic Ii
brarian. The sooner that our churches
realize that women, and woCen alone,
should be the teachers of the young in
their schools. the nearer they will
come to the ideal condition. The more
a woman has to do with a child, the
better for the child. And the more
women and the fewer men W. have as
teachers in our Sunday schools, the
better it will be for the children and
the schools. But 10 woman, occupied
in business during the week, should,
either Of her own volition or under
pressure, allow herself to be permitted
to act as teacher in a Sunday school.
When woman is engaged in
business for six days of .
week her Sunday should be to
her a day Of rest Her place in church
or school on Sunday should be that Of
auditor, not Of worker A lit
tie higher order Of intelligence is vi
tally necessary in our Sunday school
classes. We demand this Of our teach
ers in our secular schools, and parents
have right to ask it of the Sunday
school. 1t is not enough that the Sun
day school teacher should be spiritual;
she must have intelligence wherewith
to apply her spirituality to the best ad-
vantage and by the most attractive
methods. Young girls are today teach
ers who should be Ia classes. To bring
home spiritual lesson to the mind of
q child is not play; it Is an art, and
calls for experience with children.
knowledge of human nature, an under.
standing of the very highest and deep
est truths Of life
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Moods Pills cure indigestion. Is cents.
Electricity has always been prolific
of fraudulent opponents. No amount

Electricity has always been prolific
OF fraudulent opponents. No amount
Of publicity seems to entirely Danish
the pretensions Of many so-called cleo
tropathic appliances, and every now
and again the primary batteries with
wonderful possibilities in electric light
ing, crops up in new form, says the
Pittsburg Dispatch. Thousands OF
shining or sparsely covered craniums
are still daily subjected to the strin-
gent, but futile massage of the electric
hair brush, and the popular faith In
the remedial and healing virtues OF
anything magnetic" is perennial. OF
late the operation of the scaemers in
this field have taken a new direction.
Not long ago a rascally fellow made
capital out of number of electric rail-
way companies by claiming to have
been injured by their cars and carried
on his nefarious trade with consider
able success, until his unfortunate mis-.
take of claiming damages from two dis
tinct companies for having beeK
Knocked down by two distinct cars far
apar. from one another, at one and the
same slime, was discovered. A more
precarious branch Of industry has been
started in Dublin, where a young man
who was walking near street arc light
tell to the ground and lay there long
dme, apparently senseless. Subse-
Quently. after slow recovery, he found
his way to the electric light station.
In describing the sequel, the city cleo
trical engineer says: Eve had on Sat.
urday evening several breakdowns in
our street mains, but it was quite i'm
possible for any one of the public to
have received a shock in consequence.
In regard to the reputed accident, the
only element of fact can trace is that
q man came to the station during the
evening with his clothes muddy, and
asked for compensation, saying he had
been knocked down by an electric
shock l could find nothing the mat
ter with him, and he finally went to
hospital, where the doctors could
ind no sign Of anything of the sort,
and, in fact, attributed his fall to a
more common source on Saturday ev-
enings. So far as we can learn, it is
simply an attempt to make little
money"
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KINGSTON. Jamaica. May 31.-The
Harvard has finished coaling. Owing
to the friendly feeling for Amer
lea here, and because the coal
ing began before the British naval
engineer had fixed the amount she
could take at $50 tons. It is believed
by the townspeople tina she filed her
bunkers. But such is not the case.
She has enough now, with what she
had, to last six days at half speed. She
will sail tomorrow morning for . des-
tination not disclosed
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cine. and have certainly been greatly
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Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has indeed been 4 friend to me.
/" am now able to do rly own work.
thanks tOyour wonderful medicine. i
was as near death believe rs could
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-" shall use my influence with any
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use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound"
Every woman that is puzzled about
her condition should secure the sympa-
thetic advice of a woman who under
stands. Write to Mrs. Pinkham at
Lynn, Mass. and tell her your ills
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Tls SAiA1

TheWash.ngtun Post tells Of a bright
boy, one Of the pages in the senate at
Washington, who was at one of the SEN
ate enrances when a l.dy approached
with visiting card in her hand. will
you hand this to Senator Blank" she
said. Il cannot" replied the boy; all
cards must be taken to the east lobby"
The woman was inclined to be angry
and went away muttering. Then a
thought struck her, and taking out her
pocketbook she found a twenty-five
cent piece. With 1t in her hand she
went back to the boy. Here, my
lad" she said. in . coaxing tone. here
= quarter to take my card in"
Madam" said the boy. without . mo-
0sAt's Hesitation. Il am paid . lareel
mlaa1 thae that to keep cards out.
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WASHINGTON, May s1.-Adjutant
General Corbin said to-day that it had
been definitely settled to use about
$1,000 of the volunteers to be raised
under the new call in filing out def
Gent regiments already org.ni1eA
under the old call The remaining
5000 would Be organised into 1sv
EegimeAtA
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-06-02
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