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The herald., 1898-10-09

FIRST UNlVERSAL1ST CHURCH, CAL
edona hall, 1872 S. Spring st: Rev. A. A.
Rice, pastor; sermon, II am; Sunday
school, 10 a. m. Su If
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Male Help
HUMMEL BROS & CO.,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS.
A strictly frst-class, reliable agency. All
kinds OF help promptly furnished.
Your ordars solicited.
300-302 w. Second ST., basement
California Bank Building.
Telephone sos.
(Office open from a. m. to $50 p. m.
except Sunday.)

MEMS DEPARTMENT
Wood turner, So 5, $3.50; delivery wagon
city. $40. etc.; pillow teamster, s25 etc;
nurseryman, $50, ETC.; mixer. $25, etc. /;
pattern maker, s.. so: 9 carpenters, Ari-
iona, 81 day; photographer. 81 week to
start; ranch hands. $50; wood choppers,
scraper teamster, $50, upholsterer 81;
transfers and laborers, Sl.75; rock drill
ers. pillow and scraper holders. leaders
and bumpers, 81; railroad work, Arizona,
fare $40. Ship every morning. See us
Monday. Free register.
MEMS HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Restaurant cook, $15. etc.; second cook,
$40; second cook, hotel, $50. ETC.; lunch
counter cook, 81. etc; restaurant cook,
$40; porter and bell boy. SIS, etc: camp
cook. $50 etc; pastry cook hotel $685. etc.
first-class bartender. $50 month; elevator
boy (eXperienceO $40. etc.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
Second girl. SIS: German nurse girl, SIS;
housekeeper. 50 week: ranch cooks. $50;
Spanish housekeeper, SIS: house girl, Red
lands, SOS; Pasadena, San Bernardino,
Corona, $50; French cook. s35; middle
aged German housekeeper for widower,
country, $40; house girls, IS to SIS.
LADIES HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Dishwasher. Randsburg, $50: Pasadena.
SIS; pastry cook, $780, chambermaid. coun-
try, $50; cook, country, $50
HUMMEL BROS. & CO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

is A LIST OF THE CHILL
dren wAo have been admitted in the Los
Angeles Orphan asylum since the last
publication: Half orphans-Beulah Sole,
years; Maud Lyman, 10 years; Elise
Messer, 10 years; Nida Leighton, years;
Pauline Bernard, 5 years; Geraldine Loft
fling, years; Guadalupe de Cigarau, II
years; Henrietta de Cigarau, s years; An
gelta Cavoulleri 6 years; Margareta
Marion, years; Antonio Mendes. years;
Juana Duarte. years; Petra Mendes. 3
years; Francisco Duarte, 4 years; Elena
Boteiller, years; Mary Robins years;
Nora Conway, u years; Maggie Conway.
o years. Ada Murphy, years; Mabel
Dunn, 10 years: Goldie Dunn, years;
Pearl Lyman, Q years; Lucille Lyman.
years; Conception Donahoe, years; Jo
sephine Trejo. 10 years; Anna Kuntz. 9
years; Martha Kuntz, 5 years; Aurelia
Marquee, years; Paz Reeyez, Z years.
SISTER CECILIA, Superioress, Los An
geles Orphan Asylum. Boyle Heights. Is
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LOST OR STOLEN-THE PUBLIC is
hereby notified that l am the owner of
Certificate No. 149 in the Pacific CONSOLE
dated Mining Company, calling for 1000
shares. Also Certificate Nos. 53l. ga and
$50 of the Wedge Gold Mining and Milling
Company. calling for 1000 shares each.
Also Certificate No. 20 of the Mohawk Ac-
ton Company, calling for 20o0 shares. Also
two certificates plumbers unknown of
1000 each in the Gold Bug Company stock.
Also certificate number unknown in the
Cavil Gold Mining Company's stock, call
ing for 2000 shares. That each of said
certificates and shares of stock in
said companies were either lost
by me or stolen from ME on the
Sth of July, 1925 and the public is hereby
notified that l have mada application TO
each of said companies, to issue new GER
titicate of stock to me.
JOHN NAUGHTON,
Dated Sept. 10. 1895 25-2-9-16
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DON'T LET PAPA WORK HIMSELF
into an early grave trying TO pay can
wasting agents commissions. when you
can go direct to the Davis and Advance
office Established IS years in this city,,
427 $. Broadway. and buy one of those
elegant up-to-date superb sewing ma
chimes for $500 (and put the agents'
profits in your own pocket. Simple in
construction, fine oak woodwork, perfect
attachments. manufactured and guaran-
teed by one of the Oldest and most reliable
factories On earth, the DAVIS COM
PANY.
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GEO. A. RALPHS-GOLD BAR FLOUR,
sl.10; City Flour Soc; pkg. Coffee, l0c;
graduated Sugar, 16 lbs, 81; lbs. Rice,
&c; bars German Family Soap, Csc;
Challenge Milk. 15c; 10 lbs Corn Meal. l5c
bars Gold Medal BoraX Soap. 25c: II
lbs. Rolled Wheat or lbs. Oats, 25c;
cans Salmon. 25c; lib. can Beef, 10c 3
cans Lily Cream, &c; 6 boxes Sardines
25c; gal. Gasoline, 10c Coal Oil, Coo: X
C. Baking Powder. o0c Lard. 10 lbs. Coo
10 lbs. Beans. &c. Col S. Spring ST., cor.
Sixth. Tel. Sig. If
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CHURCH AND SOCIETY NOTICES

HARMONIAL SPIRITUALISTS' ASSO-
citation. Sunday services 2:30 and p. m.
at Harmonial hall, No. 139 West Fifth
street. Inspirational lectures, tests and
spirit messages at each service by Mrs
Maude L. Won Freitag, who will take up
the work after short vacation with re-
newed vigor and power. The hall has been
arranged and delightful services may be
expected, both in the afternoon and even
Ing Music by the Alpha Quartet and
Prof. Carlyle Petersiea. Silver collec-
ton at the door to defray expenses So
cial gatherings Wednesday evening as
usual at the same hall. 9
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A SPIRITUAL MEETING WILL BE
held this evening at y. m. at Caledonia
hall, 1874. S. Spring street. by DR.. Green,
assisted by Mrs. Kate Hoskins, who will
lecture and give spirit messages. DIR.
Green will then devote the remainder of
the evening to giving names of your
spirit friends and demonstrating his Won
derful skill in clairvoyance. Good music
and singing by Mrs. Burgeson. Everybody
invited. Admission 10c. 9
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WANTED-OPPORTUNITY TO STUDY
dentistry by young man. Address A. A..
Box 49, Herald. 10
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THE TRUTH-SEEKERS SPIRITUAL
society has meetings at 1914 N. Main st. !;
class meeting at 10 a. M; conference at
IL; evening services 1880; Spiritual Phil
osophy" will be given by the speaker;
violin solo by Miss Bach; Prof. Gee will
demonstrate spirit return by messages
from your departed friends. Admission
free
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WANTED - AT Y. NJ. c. A. EMPLOY
ment department for city, cash boys, boy
to learn trade. assistant janitor, dish
washer in delicacy store: for country
general merchandise clerk, two ranch
men; hotel department. transportation
furnished to Arizona: meat cutter, yard
man, two night lunch men: two laundry
women. waitress. chambermaid, New
Mexico, vegetable men. 9
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CORNER
18th and Hill streets; D. A. McRae. pas
tor Morning: Two Roads" Evening"
GLORIOUS Gospel"
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WANTED-A GERMAN WANTS WORK:
orchard or private place. Address H. H.,
box a. Herald. u
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COACHMAN (COLORED)-WAN PO-
sition; can give thu best OF references
handy about place experienced IN Inc
care of horses. Address ii. H., Box 80,
Herald. IL
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CHURCH AND SOCIETY NOTICES

HOME OF TRUTH. 1925 FIGUEROA ST. +;
devotional services II a. m. and 7:45 p. m. ;
Mrs NJ. W. Bowen, speaker. All are vel
come: Sunday school at 1890 9-l6-23- 80
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WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS DRESS
maker by the day; will not pay more than
s1.50, Address H. H., box 45, Herald. u
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wANTED-SITUATIO BY NURSE
with references, to take charge Of infant;
will leave city II desired. Address IA,
Box 5, Herald. 10
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WANTED-JANITOR FOR HALL. AID.
dress G. G., box 8, Herald. Il
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WANTED - POSITION AS COOK,
housekeeper and general manager: state
wages and number in family. Address
II. H., box 30. Herald. IL
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SEWING MACHINES-FORO ONE WEEK
only, in order to reduce Our large stock
or will offer for sale for cash on easy in
stallments a lot Of high grade machines
New Home, Domestic. Wheeler &c Will
son and Singer-new but slightly narred
al greatly reduced prices; this is an op-
portunity you may not get again: com
early. $40 S. Spring st. Sun-tf
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WANTED-SITUATIO BY A FIRST
class grocery clerk. Address H. H., box
"a, Herald. IA
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THE HERALD.

Rates for Classified Advertising
Liness-5 cents FER line for each
infeyncn. korice al Marriage, Birth
CT Deafh-Ercc. Obituaries. Funeral
Notices and Special Announcen1enfs-
10 cents per line.
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WANTED SALESMAN, GROCERIES
and sundries, wants position with whole
sale house. Address IA. Box 2, Her
aid. ~
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Olive street, between Fifth and Sixth. op-
posite Central park; Rev. John Gray, rec
tor. All seats free. Strangers welcome
Services today: Holy communion a. m.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Morning prayer
and sermon, II a. m. Choral evensong
and sermon 7:S0 p. m. 9
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HOUSEWORK BY WOMAN, COMPE-
tent; best Of references. Address IA.
Box 49, Herald. 10
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6ituations-Femalo

WANTED-A POSITION AS HOUSE,
keeper by widow, IS; reliable. competent
and refined; with daughter, 10; high rec
concentrations Address W., box 7, Her.
aid.
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A WHOEVER IN THE
country. a housekeeper; must be sood
cook and understand general work. Al
dress f. F., Box IS, Herald. III
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WANTED-BY MARRIED MAN, CAPA-
BILE, place to care for q ranch. Address
II. H., box q, Herald. IL
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A SALESMAN WANTS POSITION ON
road; any line; references Address A.
A.. Box Il. Herald. 10
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CHAMBERMAID A RESPECTABLE
young girl as chambermaid or waitress;
hrst-class references. Address G. G.. Box
II, Herald II
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To Rent

RENT
We have many waiting customers for
and room modern cottages; II the
reader has any such. list with US at os,ces
and you will obtain flrst-class tenant.
F. H. PEPPER & CO., 102 8. Brood
way. .
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WANTED - SITUATION - GOOD HAIR
ness maker desires employment. Address
+. f., Box %, Herald. 10
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WIDOW WOULD LIKE POSITION AS
housekeeper for gentleman. Address A.
A., Box "A. Herald. 10
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WANTED-SITUATIO BY A COACH
man; general work; thoroughly expert
enced, sober and reliable. Address II. H.,
box G, Herald. -
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WANTED-TO LEARN THE TRADE OF
electrician; reside with parents steady,
strong and willing. Address G. G., box
80. Herald II
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GOOD MEN 10 DISTRIBUTE 5000 900
pieces adv. matter. Big wages. Enclose
stamp. MFRS. ADV. CO., Dept. A. E.
III W. 34;h ST., New York It's
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WANTED - SITUATION AS COOK:
middle aged; reliable. Address H. H..
box 40, Herald. IL
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eituatious-Kals

WANTED-POSITION AT A PRIVATE
place: good all-round man. Address H.
H.. box 4, Herald. II
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MAN AND WIFE WANT WORK ON A
ranch; familiar with farm work; best OF
references. Address A. A.. Box 81, Her
aid. ~
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BATHS

GRACE ROBINSON, TUB AND VAPOR
baths, 32Slh S. Spring ST.. room g. 10-11
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WANTED-POSITION AS STENOG-
rapher and typewriter: experienced, neat.
accurate. rapid. Address G. g.. Box 2s
Herald. IL
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WANTED-POSITION AS BOOKKEEP.
ers assistant; young girl, accurate; be-
ginner. Address G. G., box IS. Herald. Ia
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RANCH WORK BY A PARTY FULLY
competent; best of references. Address
H. H., box 22 Herald. II
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WANTED-POSITION IN AN OFFICE
by young man fully competent Ad-
dress AA Box 10, Herald. 10
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WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, EN-
ployment in private family or hotel. Ad-
dress A. A.. Box 4S, Herald. 10
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WANTED STENOGRAPHDR OF
first-class ability: young man for city
drumming; middle-aged, steady man for
porter: youth who is bright and active;
first-class dry goods man for country:
statesmen for shoes, hats clothing. IN
DUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL EN-
PLOYMENT BUREAU, 312 Stimson
Block. 9
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WANTED - BY YOUNG LADY, PO-
siton as housekeeper for widower OF
bachelor. Address w.. Box g. Herald. 10
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BOOKKEEPER WANTS PERMANENT
employment; experience as bookkeeper,
collector, time-keeper and correspondent:
bond or security. Address G. c., box %,
Herald. IL
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BAKER-GOOD HAND ON CAKE AND
ice cream, wishes situation; references.
Address AA, Box 80, Herald. 10
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WANTED A MIDDLE AGED MAN
wants position to take care Of horses.
Address IA. Box %, Herald. 10
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WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; small family; southwest cor
ner of Fourteenth and Albany. Call on
Sunday or Monday morning.
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Agents

statesmen WANTED TO SELL GOODS
to wholesale and retail trade; 500 per
month and expenses. Address, with
stamp, HULL MFG. CO., Box 12S, MIL
ton Junction, Wis. Sly
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Situations-Male

COACHMAN, SINGLE, AGE 30, UNDER
stands house and garden work. good ref
erences; city or country. Address IL. H.
box 40, Herald.
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PARTY GOING TO TAKE A BUSINESS
trip north wants novelty attractions;
must be good. Address A. A., Box So,
Herald. 10
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WANTED - PORTER, COMPETENT,
wants situation with good house; best
of references Address IA. Box 3, Her.
aid. "
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HOTEL COOK WANTS SITUATION;
first-class all-around cook; speaks sever
al languages. Address A. A.. Box Co.
Herald. 10
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WANTED-GOOD DRIVER AND LAWN
man wants job. Address H. H., box s,
Herald. u
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Grand avenue. Services at IL a. M, con-
Quoted by Rev. s. H. Walker. Miss Belle
Bennett, president of the Home Mission
society. will deliver an address at 7:3O
o'clock p. m. Miss Burnett has ma
tional reputation as speaker. All well
come. 9
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Female Help

WANTED-LADY' TO LEARN no PLAY
the cornet; object, work together in or
chestra and as duetists. Free instruc-
ton. Address W., Box ., Herald 8
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WANTED-A GOOD WHEELWRIGHT
and wood worker wants a job. Address
II. H., Box 49, Herald. IL
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WANTED-GROCERY CLERK WANTS
positi on as solicitor and delivery man;
long experience. Address G. G.. Box p,
Herald. IL
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THE NEW CHURCH (SWEDENBOR-
gian) Temperance Temple Broadway
and Temple street, Il a. m, The Angels
Charge" 8
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WANTED - A COMPETENT BOOK
keeper, having extra time, wants small
set of books to keep. Address II. H., Box
y, Herald. u
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WANTED-TO TAKE CARE OF LAWN
several days In the week. Address H. H..
box 5. Herald. ~
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WANTED-HOTEL PORTER WANTS A
position as day or night porter with no.
tel. city or country. Address IA, Box 10,
Herald. 10
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FARMER, MARRIED, WANTS position;
capable of taking full charge. Address
G. G., box 16, Herald. II
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APPRENTICE FOR DREssMAKER.
wants place. Address AA, Box 81, Herr
and. 10
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WANTED - A DOUBLE-ENT TRY BOOK
keeper wants position In country; best Of
references Address II. H.. Box 16, Her.
aid. ~
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WANTED
Female Help

HOME WORK FOR MEN
or women, day or evening"; Sc to SIS
weekly; no canvassing or experience
needed; plain instructions and WORK n,
mailed on application. BRAZILIAN
MFG. CO., New York city.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-04
PEOPLES PLATFORM
Principles Which Good rlen are
Pledged to Garry Out

The citizens of the town of Florence
assembled March 18th. 1893. in open
mass meeting, for the purpose of nomi-
mating "a ticket for the town election TO
be held in Florence, April 9th, 1895, de
clare and res NV;
First That. town gc-srnncn. is a
matter of business, rather than OF poll
tics; that its affairs should be admins
tered upon fair ard just business prins,i
pies, and not at all for the reward as
spoilsmen and secret caucus mauipula-
tors; that a strict economy, not incon-
sistent with maintaining order and n
liberal public policy, shonld be observed,
and that municipal authority should at
ali times be exercised with due regard to
the rights and interests of every iuhabit-
ant and locality Of the town.
Second That none but honest and
capable men should be selected for of
flee.
Third That as Florence has great
natural resources and advantages with
fair promise, under wise management to,
become an important commercial, manu-
featuring and residence place, it should
be prominent policy of the town. in all
legitimate ways, consistent with proper
economy, to promote in every way pos
sible its improvement, cleanliness and
growth, 50 that its greatest possibilities
may he realized.
Fourth That plentiful supply of
wholesome water for all the needs OF the
town, both present and prospective, and
mountain water il it can be had in sutfi
eient quantity and AZ reasonable cost
should be obtained with the least posi-
BILE delay.
Fifth That the town should own and
operate its own water works.
Sixth That our ticket be called The
Peoples ticket
Seventh That the town council
should cause to be published in a local
paper during the first week of every
month, statement of the money re-
ceiyed and expended by the town during
the preceding month.
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PERSONAL CHATS.

Miss Lucy Wheelock of Boston has
been reelected president of the Intorna.
tional Kindergarten union.
Rev. James ]. Dolliver, father of the
representative from Iowa, was recently
invited to deliver the opening prayer
before the house.
The late Archbishop Clear of Kings
ton, Canada, was the first person to re-
ceive n degree from the Catholic Uni
versity of Ireland.
The attraction of extremes for each
other is exhibited in the friendship that
exists between two Kansas men, Mr.
Fivecoats of Anderson county and Mr..
Fewclose of Cowley county.
Professor Ahlwardt, the famous or
ientalist, has, after "a years Of contin-
nous labor, completed his task of oata-
loguiug and describing all the Arabic
manuscripts in the Berlin library.
General Joe Wheeler, the representa-
tive from Alabama, is nearly 81 years
of age, but he recently astonished the
visitors to the capitol by running race
with a friend who was on a bicycle.
Thomas Wentworth Higginson SAYS
that when Wendell Phillips was speak
ing more tamely than usual the young
abolitionists used to slip to the back of
the room and start hiss, which never
failed to arouse him.
Paderewski was formerly great con-
sumner of sweetmeats, but when this
amiable weakness became known to his
admirers he received such overwhelm-
ing supplies of bonbons and SO ON that
the liking for confectionery quite left
him.
Mark s. Brewer, recently appointed
member of the civil service commits
sion, is n native of Michigan and is
son of one of the pioneers of that state.
He was reared on "A farm, is self edu-
Gated and is generally regarded in his
state as an exceptionally able man.
Senator Allen of Nebraska caused
considerable amusement recently when
he was jokingly referred to ns a pluto
crat by jumping to his feet and saying.
II want it to go ON record that am not
plutocrat. bear, probably justly, "a
good many burdens, but this one is too
big even for me-"
The archbishop of Canterbury, DIR.
Temple, is said to be unexcelled in the
Church of England as button sewer
and stocking darner. His successor in the
see of London. Bishop Creighton, makes
1t his boast that he sews on his own ec7
clesiastioal buttons and once dexterously
mended a lady's glove.
Miss Nellie |. Taylor and Paul D.
Qniggs of Fargo were engaged aud Nell
lie was out of town for IA few days.
They exchanged the following kilograms
and thoughtlessly signed them by their
initials only; "Dear yN9llie--Come
home to me. p. d. o. Dear Paul
Am coming, my love. N. l. 7"
Mary. Ida and Nettie Ward of Phil
lips county, Kan, are sisters. but their
family relationship has become very
much entangled. Mary married a wild
over named Wilson and Ida became the
wife of his son Charles. Nettie married
a nephew of the elder Wilson, named
William Benton. All have children.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-04
wacre zoia Wa. .r,cd.

Here is eranhi6 description Of the
sssize court of the Seine, where Zola IS
trial took place. The thcater in which
the actors came aud went is an ohlon2
room with high dado and six or eight
tall windows above it, facing as many
ON tho other side The public entrance
is a noble portal at the head of broad
1ight of stone stops. What is technical
ly "the public" enter by this door. BY
public l mean the people who stand
patiently in cue for hours before
the court opens, They have standinc
room in pen that is on higher level
than the rest of the room. Persons hav
ing tickets. Witnesses and advocates.
enter by low, narrow doors. guarded b.
Sendarmes, from corridors. There are
rows OF chairs for them. but tickets are
never numbered, and in their impa-
tieIce to SEQ aud hear people jump upon
the chairs. The witnesses have padded
benches
should say the assize court NIGH,
hold comfortably ESQ ticket holders. hu
not more. About |, eco have managed
daily to squeeze into it. As nothing ex-
aeerhatos nerves and temper more than
the air Of an i'll ventilated, overcrowdod
room battles are frequent. When about
tiye spectators try to keep "A footing ON
the same chair, how can they feel amia.
bly, toward each otherY Opposite the
pen, at the other end of the room, l.
the bench--a more imposing piece OF
carved oak furniture than that of al
English law court. | should say on il
but must say behind it, sit three judge
i'll crimson ermine trimmed robes ant
black velvet mortier caps with gol,
bands. The jury sit in a box at righ
angles to the bench and facing the dock
London Truth.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-04
CURTAIN RAlSERS.

Marie Burroughs will go abroad next
month.
The inimitable Lolita is in her fifty
first year.
Richard Mansfield will produce
Henry V" next season.
Olga Nethersole has secured two new
plays for her next American tour.
Isabel Irving has been re-engaged for
next season as leading lady with John
Drew.
Marie Geistinger the soubiette. is
still a chipper favorite in Berlin at the
age of SO.
Percy Haswell will take Edna Wal
lace Hoppers place in the De Wolf
Hopper company.
An English theatrical combination
has started ON provincial tour by
horseless carriages.
W. H. Crane has bought Ellis Last
Appearance, comedy IN one act,
from A. L. Lancaster.
Miss Jennie Winston, comic opera
veteran, has been engaged by E. L.
Rice for "Monte Carlo
Nine. Patti will sing at concert in
London, where there will be chorus
of 3, 900 voices, on June 20.
A singer died recently at Ryde, isle
of Wight, Sc years of age. who had
sung in the choir for 79 years.
Charles Wyndham will place three
deck movable stage in his Landon thea
ter and work it by hydraulic power.
Cora Tanner and Louis Massen are
playing at the vaudeville theaters in
Sir Charles Young's '.Drifted Apart"
The revival of aThe Lady of Lyons
in London, with Kyrle Bellew and
Mrs. Potter in the principal parts, has
met with frigid reception.
Word comes from London that Z. J.
Henley was operated upon recently, and
that the operation was not a success. AS
result, Mr.. Henley has lost his voice
and will never act again.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-04
Good Job Printing.

The Tribune Office is now pre-
pared to turn out the. best job
printing in town at very moderate
rates. As we have the only power
press in Florence it stands to rea-
son that we can turn out better
work and more economically than
the owners of old country hand
presses. Bring your rush Jobs to
oar Office. We can handle a 10000
run in the same time that anyone
else can print 1000. Opposite d..
" X. g. depot, Telephone No. 10.
Brief work done accurately and
promptly at the Tribune Office
opposite d. 4 r. G.. depot. Tele-
phone No. TO-
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-04-04
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Satan is always on hand to help
man put up stovepipe.
The silent man doesn t always abbre-
viate timber with u saw.
The silence of the gas meter ,sgolden
to the stockholders in the company.
Some men earn their living by sell
ing taffy and others by giving it away.
Exchange.