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The morning call., 1893-05-17
CHILDREE'S DRESS SHOES.

CHILDREN'S BUTTON SHOES, Fine Kid, Fox
Cloth, or Kid Tops square Toe. Patent Leather
TIPS. spring Heels: Stress 70 n, per pair.
q ~; to l01a, per paiE, 81 5oi l l TO 2, per
pair 81 70.
LADIES' AID OXFORD TIES. Patent Leaths
Tips, st75e >nd 81.
LADIES' FRENCH KID eIFoRD TIES at 81 q,
and $50.
LADIES. KID SLIPPERS. oRerE Toe or squss
2eo1 pairs OF our own mako In h.spIgs' sszSCH
KID, Button, Fo1ed Cloth Or Ks Tops eqa4Fe
9rPointed Toes, Patent LeatheS = = -
1909 5air OF our own make GENUINE PSF.S7S5----
KID, seamless Fox, Square Pointed Toe.
Patent Leather Tips. regular price, s., during
tns sale 81.
500 Pair OF our own make. best quality o.
LADIES' PEBBLE GOAT OR CALF, Fox.
Button, 81.
CHnDREN's GENUINE FRENCH KID BUT
TON SHOES. sizes to lOIs. reduced from
80 so to 81 50. a3
MISSES GENUINE FRENCH KID BUTTON
SHOES, sizes II tc >, reduced rom 50 to 81.
LADIES' EXTRA FINE KID SLIPPERS, 81 o5.
LADIES' BLACK CLOTH OVER CATERS. soc.
1900 pair Of LADIES TAN and RUssEr OK.
FoRDS foE sumner wess at 81 20 per pair
1900 palr OF LADIES' lEsR CANVAS BUTTON,
all widths and sizss regular price 81, during
this sale 81 50.
LADIES GENUINE FRENCH KID. hand-turu
soies button boots. Laird. schober &
Mitchelrs and cur own make at IS, regular
!. price is So.
LADIES GENUINE FRENCH KID, hand sew ed
weIts, button boots, LAIRD, schober es
Mlteheas aud our own make at s., regular
price 81.
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Knights and Ladies Of Honor.

The reception rendered Graud Protector
c. C. O'Donnell, last Wednesday evening,
by Empire. was a grand affair. The rooms
were beautifully decorated. Dancing and
a banquet were features of the evening.
Golden Rule Lodge celebrated its tenth
anniversary with reception and banquet
last Thursday evening. A number OF the
grand officers were present, as well as
many o her members of the order. Mrs.
A. j. Budd gave a recitation, which was
the hit Of the evening
Grand Secretary Carleton has been pre-
sented with an elegant cane. suitably in
scribed, by members of Golden Rule
Lodge.
limitations are the rule in all of the
lodges. West Bod. Empire. Palo Ito and
Pacific added new members last week.
Pacific Lodge gives q domino party this
evening.
The grand officers will visit Harmony
Lodge. Sacramento, next Fir ay evening.
Grand Vice-Protector Z. c. TTephageu,
Grand Deputy J. ". Ricketts, and Past
Protector T. F. Smith and Mrs. Smith
from San Jose were in the city last week.
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Ancient Order OF Eoresters.

Ancient Order of Foresters.
The picnic OF the order will be held at
San Rafael May 30.
The picnic association held successful
party on Saturday evening.
CouIt Apollo held an interesting session
last Friday evening. Permanent Secre-
tary John Falconer was present. Brother
j. S. Gilbert of Palmer, Michigan. enter
tanned the court with violin solo.
Court Bohemia and Bohemia Circle.
C. o. f., gave pleasant entertainment
and ball last Saturday evening.
Court Apollo No. 1902 will hold iIs first
bonbon party on May 81.
High Chief Ranger II. Beaver will
officially visit Pride of Grass Valley next
Wednesday.
Court Garfield will give an entertainment
and bali next Wednesday evening.
Company c., uniform rank, added to its
roll last meeting.
Court Mount Diablo No. S029 has been
instituted In Antioch with forty-two char
ter members. The following officers were
elected: DR.. George. P. G. R.; l. Frau.
c. R.; j. HOulihaD. S. c. r.; James Il.
NSasstHon, treasurer; f. Livingston, T. 5. ;
I. Shine, X. s.; Clarence Layerty, 5. w. ;
F. W. Viking, j. W; William Bullock.
S. B.. j. Gown. j. B..t DR.. George, physi-
clan.
Court Camoens No. S110 was organized
in Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, April %.
Court Piedmont, Oakland, will give ball
on Friday evening.
Court Perseverance No. SO2s, Sacra-
mento, initiated several members last
meeting.
Court Maiden of England is the largest
court in the world, having a membership
OF 1901, with funds of SOS, $50, showing an
increase OF S2755 for the past year.
The picnic association will give an en-
tertainment and bal! next Saturday even
ing.
Court California of South San Francisco
will celebrate its frat anniversary by a
ball and banquet on the Goth.
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coUNrRY REAL EsTATE.
& ALE OR EXCHANGE; BARGAIN LIST OF
- land. ANDREW PRICE, Healdsburg. Cal.25 II
7 ATTAIN TERRACE
LATHAM TERRACE.
LATHAM TERRACE.

Fronting On 23d, oath. 18th and Orange Grove
and East 22d East 23d and east 24tE sts the
choicest part OF the weiI-known TN + NTY-THIRD
AVEN 4 district. East OAKLAND, Cal :high rolling
ground. with sunny exposure to south and east,
overlooking Oakland Earbor and fruitva!e; ell
mate soft and equable, free from high winds and
fogs; ne surroundings; streets have been lald out
aud land graded that not a single lot is below
grade, and nearly all are above grade the street
which they front; LARG E-SIZED lOTS-4O
feet front by an average OF 120 deep the property
Is offered with STREET WORK COMPLETE. so
that purchasers Will be put 10 no iuture expens %
whatever for building streets: this work includes
IZING, STREET SEWERS LAID and CONCRETE
SIDEW ALkS, all instructed in the most thorough
manner; no waiting for diatory neighbors, who
don't want to improve their streets.
LATHAM TERRACE
Is only 10 minutes easy walk from Tweuty-third
avenue station of the Oakland San Francisco
Ferry Railroad; trains from O'Clock IN the morn
ing TO O'Clock at night; time from San Francisco
45 minutes; round trip monthly fare SO.
The Oakland, San Leandro and Haywards EIec-
trc road its main line from the heart of Oak.
land direct to Latham Terrace: cars every ~
minutes transfers are issued TO all parts of Oak
land the overland depot, Mountain View and
Piedmont, so that the resident of Latham Terrace
go from his own door to any part of Oakland or
suburbs for the single fare of cents
LATHAM TERRACE
Is put the market to be sold and prices VIII be
made according; we shall open the property at
s. $25 per front foot including all street
work; terms Will be made to suit purchasers and
viii place the property within the reach OF ali.
For further particulars apply to the agents. e. A
HERON and YRON T. HOLCOMB, 1850 Broad.
way. cor. Eleventh St, Oakland
ONCE open Monday evenings from to o'clock.
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q | n MONTHLY BYYs 1925 LOT IN ALA
sp y meds. y. u sparrow. cto Market ap1 l IL
GhD DOWN ANDiS5O FER MONTH"; FINE
49, 49, cottage OF rol loms and bath; lot 5Oxl40;
Central ave, WiIf1ow IeY
$500 down. balance 435 per month: new 2-sIorv
house OF rooms ana bath. on Alameda ave .
"usL 70 soIu 3l4
$500 down ana ssh per month. Gne o-storv
house Q rooms; neas station; hrst-ciass neiuhbor-
hoou: II 348
Alameda. rv7 ~
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GENTS SHOES.

l2UU pair OF LAOE anu CONdhEGot 90.
5000 pair OUR OWN MAKE FINEST CALF
SHOES. Lace and Congress. London and st.
Louis square toe, 50 so.
lsOO pair OF MINIS FRENCH CALF SHOES. St
Louis square tie ana SD. and LondOn toe,
St tched edges, So.
lsoO pair Of CENTS BEsT FRENCH CALF
SHOES, IN lace, button and congress. ali style
toes, IS.
GENTS EXTRA QUALITY FRENCH CALF.
all hand made, IN lace, button and congress,
ali style toes, Regular price ss. win be sold
for So per pair during this sale.
500 pair OF CENTS TAN RUSSIA CALF LACE
SHOES. Regular price So. VIII be sold for 50
per pair during this sale
BOYS CALF BUTTON BOOTS, sizes IL TO 2.
81 so; 2Is to ~, 81 10.
MEMS CANVAS SHOES. 75c and 81 per pair.
Just received, a carload Of the latest Styles
In Ladies' and Gents Tan and Russet Shoes
for Summer Wear, and thousands of other
bargains too numerous to mention.
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IL A n n

NJ. 1. Sorsnsen. n. G. A., with T. Cav
agnero, d. e. A. J. II. Knars,on, G. s.. j.
f. Fugazi, u. T.. officially visited Colum-
bus Grove No, "a, San Jose, and the same
officers, with John Bayle, &. T., visited
Garden Grove No. IS, at the same place.
George D. Peckham, D. D. G. a., in
stalled the officers Of Elyin Grove No. 16,
aud c. j. B. Metzler. d. D. G. A.. installed
the officers of Schiller Grove No. II. At
the latter grove NJ. l. Sorensen, \. q. A.
II. Il. Morton, p. n. G. A, and the grand
secretary were present
The noble grand arch will leave per
steamer Pomona on the nth. accompanied
by j. II. Knarston. G. S., j. f. Cheetham,
). D., and Mrs. Sorensen. On the 18th a
new grove will be Instituted at Areata.
On the 18Th Mrs. Sorensen. by special dis
pensation. will institute circle at Eureka.
j. Bordenave, d. d. G. A.. Installed the
officers of Celtic Grove No. a.
Laurel Grove No. II installed its officers
on Friday evening, 9Th inst.
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Miscellaneous.

The British Benevolent Society will hold
its picnic on the oath Of May.
ompllmentary tributes to individuals.
resolutions, poetry and arguments are not
admissible in this department Items of
news, visitations, celebrations and prog
gress are welcome. All legitimate frater-
nal societies working under a ritual are
invited to send such items. Simply ad-
dress them "Fraternal Society Editor
MORNING CALL" and send them by Fri
day OF each week. That a subordinate
meets at certain hall at certain time is
not fraternal news. but belongs In the ad-
veTtlSing department.
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A. O. u. w.

Grand Foreman Ward has met with well
come receptions at Sausalito. Winters and
Alameda on his visits.
Pacific Lodge is getting up team to ex-
ainplify the new floor work.
San Leandro proposes public reception
on the 9th.
Lily of the Valley Degree of Honor
Lodge at Sacramento is making record.
Haywards has public meeting this
evening.
Ivy Degree OF Honor Lodge is energetic
and progressive.
Keystone No. 6 has much work.
The Alameda County lodges all report
constant progress.
Grand Master Workman Booth Is speak
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ROYAL Arcanum.

j. A. Magaguos. S. P. R., Argonsut
Council, has been commissioned supreme
deputy regent for ths State Of California.
The order is boxing up on this coast
All the councils are doing we'll. Argonaut
Council has six publications. before II.
The morning call., 1893-05-17

sPETs THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND
loYated all work guara nteee. ,. W. SHAN
, Polk; tel 3l45: send postal fell I'm
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LADIES' SPRINGFIELD BOOTS.

LADIES FINE PARIS KID, Fox, Button, Spring
Heel, ST. L. q oe, and Patsnt-Isather Tips,
regular price So, wiz be sold during this sale
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ALA MEDIA

77--7--7-7--~-~-@-~1-
no RENT, IN AL.
l. houses: z rooms ant
near Mastick: rent 922
bay-st. station .I,i.e
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Young .Nen,s Institute.

Headquarters have been removed to
Tenth and Markrt streets.
Ignatian Coun,i will receive its friends
and the public % june 8, Rev. George
Montgomery VIII lecture. and an attractive
programme will 30 presented.
DR.. William f Reardou. q pTan ineut
member of the order, was buried last
Wednesday.
BorrOniean Council had pleasant social
last Tuesday evening.
Fraternity Council No. 81 of East Oak
land is making rapid increase in member
snip.
The entertainment and social given by
st. Mary's Council No. "A of Gilroy on the
21st ult. proved social aud financial sue
cess.
Inc grand officers paid az official visit to
Oakland Council No 6, and Carmel Coun-
ell No. l27. on the A. as the consolidation
OF those councils. The meeting WAS a good
one. concluding with banquet.
Washington Council No. 4 will celebrate
its eighth anniversary next month.
The Columbia Council "Jiuks' will take
place at the end of this month.
Council No. 194 was organized in Cinein-
natl. Ohio. on April .. 1893,
Fraternity Council No. 81 Of East Oak
land will arrange for an official visit in
June.
The morning call., 1893-05-17

W HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH
" poOr-CoTk send to SPAULDING'S Pioneer Car
pet Beanag Works. 1897 Tehams: tele. 3O4o.2l tt
/; VTs7 sg,EAM GARRETT BEATING AND RENO
HN vsJing ~ orks, 80 and 40 Eighth: g. r. STE
ENS $, mstzger. Telephone call, $3.50. mT3 ION
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,1-s,Nrss CHANCES.

OK COFFEE AND LUNCH HOUSE; RENT
u y. SIS; nr. factories 2S5 Kearny, roo:n 4. .
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Woodmen Of tI1e World.

Head Consul Falkenburg Is now paying
an official visit to the camps in the east
ern part of the jurisdiction, and expects
to reach Salt Lake August /, to meet with
the executive council on August II.
The head clerk. General J ohm W. Brown
Ing OF Denver, expects to visit the coast
Immediately after the adjourn ment OF the
executive council at Salt Lake City.
Everything is in readiness for the picnic
on the 9th at HaywaIds. The new camps
at San Lorenzo and Martinez will Join with
the other camps in this celebration, making
twelve camps in all.
Special Deputy Ott is now organizing a
camp in Santa Rosa, and Special Deputy
Borden goes to Chico this week.
The camps all report good progress and
Woodcraft is prospering in California.
The morning call., 1893-05-17
|. o. o. F.


The session of the Grand Lodge last
week was of great interest, and the at
tendance the largest in its history. Many
prominent and recognized workers were
present.
The proposed monument to the memory
Of Past Grand Sire Farnsworth will be
a merited tribute to man whose services
to American Odd Fellowship were second
only to those of Wildey, the founder, and
Ridley, the benefactor, of the order.
The Odd Fellows of Milwaukee have
awakened to the Importance of taking
timely action in regard to the communi-
cation of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, to
be held there next September. Already
has the preliminary work of appointing
committees on hotels. printing, hall. en-
tertainment, reception, badges, etc, been
begun. These committees are from the
several branches of the order, including
the Rebekah. and they are at work soly-
ing the problems presented.
The convention of the Rebekahs during
the past week brought some 200 visiting
ladies TO our city. The sessions were of
value and interest.
Delegates to the Grand Lodge by pro-
curing file of The CALL for last week
and can use 1t for making reports to their
lodges.
at the annual election of the Veteran
Odd Fellows last Monday night were Sc
lected: Moses Greenebaum, president
| George L. Shaw. e-president; William
| II. Barnes, secretary (ffteeuth year,
| Daniel Sewell, treasurer; Z. II. Black,
marshal; II. s. Winn. G. o. Burton, 4. B.
| Cooper, G. w. Dixon, Robert Burns, di.
rectors. The banquet on Tuesday eveu-
ing at the Hotel Pleasanton was attended
by Isl members, the largest in its history.
| The roll now has over 500 members, 102
of whom have died. Thirty new members
| were admitted this session.
Among the visitors to the Grand Lodge
were Past Grand Sire Harmon. Past Grand
Master w. II. Hill of California and Pasl
Grand Master W. L. Slater of Ohio.
For the first time tangible basis ha:
| been laid upon which 10 proceed practi-
| cally toward the erection of home fol
aged aud INDECENT Odd Fellows, theil
wives, widows and orphans. California
has been little behind its slater States in
this regard. owing doubtless 10 such an
institution not being required here prevl
| ously. but its value in the future is no"
recognized and the building will be
erected Many handsome offers OF land
| etc, have already been made.
A very pleasant visit was made by
| Grand Conductor OYerholzer and num-
| Der of brethren from Southern California
| to Unity Lodge last Tuesday night.
The morning call., 1893-05-17
FPATERNAL INDEX.
A Good Record of Practical
Charity.
MUCH WORK EVERYWHERE.
Pythians Are to Meet-Busy Forest-
ers-Prosperous Red Men.
Many Gatherings, Etc.
Official Assessment Table.

[Oficial assessment notices of any legiti-
mate fraternal society will be published
free Of cost in above table. Send them,
with any other matters of Importance. by
Friday, addressed Fraternal Society Ed
itUr MORNING CALL, San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-05-17

Amy etoes upon which tbis assessment shall re-
main on the SECOND (2d) day of June,
1893. WA Je delinquent aud advertised for sale
at public suction; and unless payment Is made be-
fore will be sold on FRIDAY, the twenty third
assessmeat together with costs OF advertising ana
expenses OF sale. BY order OF the B0ero Of Direc-
tors. GEORGE ID. EDWARDS, Sectstary
Orice-No. Ala California street, San FraHciseo,
California. ap3o 70
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The City Assessor of Lowell, Mass. has
announced that he will hereafter assess the
5000 bicycles owned in that city.
The morning call., 1893-05-17

@0O0O EACH; EASY jrERMs: BEAUTI-
pAOOO ful new b-rodm cottages, mod ern
style; best value In town \
SsOO0-Easy terms: 2-s3ory new s-room house:
mo1ern Improvements. sZlendid location; street
work all done: lot 40xldSO
fine lots. 50x20O, sfp0O each: also fine selec-
tion OF lots and houses at equally low prices
, seyerally elegantly firnished houses to let from
70 . months splendi3i iO-room house for rent,
T. + BAIRD. Mortlo ON station. narrOw-gauge.
Alameda. Y
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CGQ00 FINE 6-RoOMED COTTAGE;
ID -OUU. bathi stable; brick foundation; lot
25Nl25; $500 cash. balance SIT per month: lOq
Chattanooga st, 22d. TROY 4 McNALLY
$50 Market st. nry!A 2t suWe
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Tor SALE CHEAP-FURNIrURE FACTORY.
4 also suitable for any Kind of wood working
business cheap rent: selling account OF leay-
ing city. Apply 547 Braunan ST., bet. Fourth and
Fifth. myl7 BIS
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H e ssenor.

Grand Rep rf visited Fortuna
Lodge on Thl aalag last Colonel
Balart of the Elaf was also pres
ent ana addre Ina Lodge on the bene-
fits to be deri sg iGe organization of
commanderie. M Jurisdiction.
A very int, 4e discussion was had
on the neces sed desirabiljty OF the
order bringing a prominently to the at
tention of the d. - the Wtrk 1t is engaged
in and what Has eeamplished during
the twenty year 81 {s existence, the
sum paid out FrssaHt dEte being S42,-
100000. and ] tls >tats durina said
length of time sSsr 5Gac.
Grand Dicta saf has appointed the
following con; - i-tes F.Bahce-H Harry j..
Lask, George ..seopse, Edward Younger
laws-Thomas IL Bieulsn Philip Prior,
T. A. Bell. Depuaes-N. W. Morrison, j..
NJ. Cohen, DIR. ~ ~ Brown. Oakland; T..
J. Welsh. L. G. Rust Thomas J. Day,
GOswin Widder. san Francisco; Dr. r.
Press Smith. Sauts Rosa; l.. Schwartz,
Santa Cruz; j. W. willy. Stockton; James
Dawson, Chico; G. a. Wanamakeri Grass
Valley.
District deputies Harrison Bennett,
Sacramento; Thomas Murphy, Chico
}. II. Pope, C0iusa; benjamin F. Hobart,
Oakland; DR.. III. j. B. Wright, San Jose
ID. c. Clark. Santa Cruz; W. A. 7. STRAIT
ton, Petaluma; g. w. Walcott Heads
burg; c. A. Hoifer. Santa Rosa; ID, b.
Warwick, Grass ALLEY; f. ?. Bruner, San
Diego
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LATEST STYLE LADIES' BOOTS.

LADIES' FINE FRENCH KID. vamp Patent
leather Heel, COX Cloth or Kid Tops, Button
or Lace Pointed or New Style Narrow Square
Toe, Hand-turnsd sOles, will be sold during
this sale at So.
LADIES FINE FkESCH KID, Seamless, For,
Cloth or Kid Tops, Poiatae or Marrow square
Toe, Hand Turned Soles. at 81 per palc.
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OAKLAND ROOMS AND HOUSES.
ALAMEDA REll IL ESTATE.

EIRsT-CEAss BOARD AND SUNNY ROOMS
u at the Juanita Hotel. CDR. San Pablo ave. ant
EIghteentbst.. Oakland: NEW managementap17 Il
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KL-i - Ia pnthins.

The twent h annual session Of the
Grand LodG 7t yesterday at Nevada
City. Exten Ffangements have been
made by tile brethren to entertain
the represei Eg Receptions, drills.
visit to the entertainments, etc,
will vary " ztiYe sessions. A
very large at sas assured, as the
order is in al elr3ti0H.
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LoDGING-HOUsFs FOR SALE.

A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS - THE
q MEEKLY GAIL. In wrapper. for mailing.
The morning call., 1893-05-17
MONEY TO LOAN.

M OSEf TO LOAN, 40 BUY OR BUILD HOMES
fl IN city, Oakland. A lameda and Berkeley; ln-
stallments Matthews. 402 Montgomery st.l7 lot
II PER CENT; CITY LOANS: NO DELAY
JoOsT & wooLLhY. New Montg'y ST. ap3U II
MONEY At 81 ON FIRST q ID MORTGAGES
ni without delay. MURPHY. 326 Pine. APPS GIN
ll4'sQt QtsEY L GAINED ON JEwELRY AND OTHER
a 5.sIQable es at the Security Loan Bank llO6
f.als fa,l ason; private entrance Tnrkspg Il
The morning call., 1893-05-17

NEWMAN BROS. III SIXTH ST. BUY YOUR
II secondhand furniture etc, for cash. I'm
McCABE, l2S FOURTH, PAYS TIE HIGHEST
atl price for furniture stoves. ranges. carpets l
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= RDIN G AND LODGINGHOUSE; Il
j. well furnished rooms; cheap: central; paying
well; bar connected; owner leaving city. Call 20
Lafayette ST., bet Eleventh and Twelfth myl7 ~
NICELY FURNISHED BROOM HOUSE; FULL
The morning call., 1893-05-17
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAw.

A DyICE FREE ON DIVORCE LAWS PRO
n bate, insolvency, collections, damages liens
etc. q. W. HOWE, atty $50 Mkt, cor. Stocktn. tt
lt W. DAVIDSON. .ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. 42O
w California ST.. rms. 14l5; advice free. d3 tf
u cRoTHERs. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw coo
~. Clay st. nos II
The morning call., 1893-05-17

ing to large audiences in the south. he
was az Selma last nighi, Fresno 10Th and
l7th. Turoek 18Th Newman 18th, Los
BanOs 10Th.
SUPREME Recorder Saekett reports April
/, 1875, 5l4,4as members, gain of 4C65 for
tile month, Tor which California Is credited
with IS. laFnegts 20 hHHefciaties in
March. S595, q, q ahieh sG9,oO0 was paid
out in this i sieli0n; total payments 70
heirs. S46.;f go s. l'he net gain of the
order IN MAJ Is The largest ever known
IN It's history r single month.
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Improved Order of Red Men.

Tecumseh No. 81 had four adoptions last
sleep and many more on the way.
T0Dawanda No. 73 adopted last sleep
and will have more for next.
Pohonschee No. 10 is doing good work
and busy every sleep.
Sotoyome No. u, Modoc No. 81, Osceola
No. "a, White Eagle No. 90. ManzanIta
No. are all doing well and have work
every sleep.
Great Sachem George w. Lorie and
three other great chiefs paid Otonka tribe
a visit last Wednesday and received a
hearty welcome; the new work was ex-
emplitied. and corn and venison concluded.
Tammany day was duly celebrated last
Friday by all of the tribes and councils.
A banquet and reunion was the order at
$40 Post street by the tribes of this city,
which was enjoyed by large number of
braves; the great chiefs were present.
c. II. Tilton presided admirably.
Grey Eagle No. % and Wawona No. "a
of Oakland celebrated the day in a credit
able manner. with magnificent entertain
ment, for their labor.
Pocahontas Tribe No. II Is in a very
prosperous condition both in membership
and finances; next Friday there will be
five paefaces adopted under the new
ritual, with work by a first-class team.
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PRICE LIST.
all Our Own Make We VIII Retail at
Wholesale Prices. We VIII Sell:

1000 Pair oT our own make in LADIES' FINE
LILY hiD Button. Foxed Cloth or KID Top.
eouaro ur Pointed Toes, Patent Leather. TIPS.
s..
The Weh-f11wa BAY STATE SHOES at whole
saie prices chIdreus Pebble, Goat, Button,
IN spring leei or te5is sole leather tips or
PLAN toe. Sizes 70 "a, per pair. s0e.;
TO Io12 per pair, 81; II TO ?, per pair, 81 25.
LADIES PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON. plain toe,
81 90.
MISSES LILY KID, Button. spring heel. St.
Louis toe aud patent leather tip, 81 80.
LADIES' KID BUTTON, stltausd edges, st.
Louis toe and patent leather tips 81 10.
LADIES' GENUINE GBisON IMPORTED
FRENCH KID button, ll square and round
toe; widths "A to = reg l.ar price IS, win be
sold during "a s sale az s. 90
LADIES' FINEST QUALITY PARIS KID. but
tou, foNsd, s1tebed edge, So. Louis toe and
paJanE leather tips; regular price 81, will be
sold during this sale at - 81.
The morning call., 1893-05-17
CARPET CLEANING.

(,ARPETs-sMITHs BRUSSELS, SOC A YARD
y NJ FRIEDMAN & CO., 22g-22S-23O ana sos
Stockton. and 237 Post St. open evenings. ln
The morning call., 1893-05-17

4 GOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
" complete with furniture. carpets, stoves, cur
tans blankets, pictures and mirrors at cash prices
on easy installments; small deposit. NJ. FRIED
MAN n CO. largest tnstSllment house on the coast,
2z4, 228, $50 and 3O6 Stockton ST., 237 Post; open
eYenlngs: nrompt attention DaId 70 country orders