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on Thursday last, which was well at

Ing. on Thursday last, which was we'll at
tended.
Twenty-four new councils were instituted
during the last quarter of 1852, in the East
ern States, and two in the California juris-
diction.
From the Colorado Jurisdiction good news
mas been reported. ID. S. c. Singleton has
several workers in the field
:, supreme Prelate Bercaw has a charter
list oil thirty-two names for a new council
I'D The city OF Louisville, Ky.
Empire Council received four applications
Tor membership and initiated TWO candi-
dates.
Mrs. S. Beversen, V. c., is spending few
we eks at Byron Springs for health.
PaeIhc Council No. paid fraternal visit
10 Oilve Branch Council on Friday last
Capital, Bradford, America aud CalifOr-
MA councils are booming; the premium
vouchers paid by the Supreme Council are
making the members active.
Judge j. Fulwater, p. g. c., of Auburn is
in the city on business.
AlcazaT Council No II was visited by d.
Boehm, G. V. c.. on Friday last.
j. Ernemark. D. d. G. c.. held district
meeting on Thursday last with Paramount.
Olive Branch and San Francisco councils
c. N. Arnold. S. V. c.. NJ. Bnehm, G. V. c.,
ID. Sewell, p. G. c., Mrs. S. Kruger. G. w,
T. Weleh. z. c., Z. A. Street d. d. G. c..
will deliver addresses. RecitdtlOnS and
songs were the evenings entertainment
cone uding with dance and refreshments
Represen tativeS from the various councils
OF the city were present.
IL. NJ. Collins, assistant supreme treasurer,
visited Sacramento Council Nc. 90 or
Wednesday last and Friendship No. 60 on.
Thursday last
M. Boehm, G. Y. c., has been sick for the.
past two weeks. He Will commence visit.
ing the councils next week
h. a. Street, ID. ID. G. c., Will hold a. dis.
trict meeting in The near future with:
America Council No Z
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Independent Order of Foresters.

G. A. McElfresh. II. c. r., was recently
elected at Bakersfield for a second term to
the chief rangership of the order for Cali
fornia.
San Francisco has now five courts of the
Independent Order of Foresters, with
good prospect of doubling that number by
1894
c. A. McElfresh, II. C. r., last
month inaugurated the following new
courts: Court Oakland. Oakland;
Court Seauoia, East Oakland; Court Ala
media. Alameda; Court Redlands, San Ber-
naTdin0 County; Court Aims, Elmira; and
Court Live Oak. San Francisco.
The order has now reserve fund of
$500, 900, which is accommodating at the rate
OF about So. 600 monthly.
This grand beneficiary order has a record
that no similar organization can show, VIZ.
That il has never yet levied an assessment
and death notices have been an unknown
quantity, yet all death claims have been
promptly met, California alone receiving
last year the sum of $4,000.
Thirty new courts were chartered
throughout the State last year. all of which
are prospecting and in sound financial con-
ditOn.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


pUBLIC SALE or SECTIONAL DOCK AT TIE
L MAYNARD. MARE ISLAND. CAI.-NAvY
DEPAkTAENT. NAsHISSTON, ID. q, February 2
JSs3.-4n accordance with the provisions OF the
second section OF the act OF Congress approved
August ., 1882, Statutes at Large, Vol ~. page
2Sb. ana the ACT making appropriations for the
naval service for the fiscal year ending June 40
1891, and for other purposes" approved June 30
1890. there viii be sold at the ksyy-yard Mare
sand. CAL March Is. 1898. certain articles ana
material Delohging to the navy, condemned
uuht for use therein. consisting OF one sectional
dock Comprised OF seven sections. exclusive of the
boilers and including the machinery, mooriug
wood. 2O6 ,S54 pounds OF cast IRON 22g 45S pounds
wrought iron, e, 800 pounds brass and 800 pounds
copper pipe The sales will be Tor cash to the
highest bidder for each tot by sealed proposals for
the purchase OF the articles and material. Gaia
loeues containing forms OF proposals for bidders
General Storrkeeper. Navy Yard, Mare Island. Cal.
he proposals must be made Ia duplicate inc os ed
IN an envelope, endorsed Proposals for Purchase
OF Condemned Stores at the Navy Yard, Mare
Island. Cal. 90 be opened March Is, 1888" and
addressed TO the Paymaster OF the Navy
Yard Mare Island. Cal. Proposals must
reach the Cfice or the paymaster OF the yard no t
later than ~ O'Clock noon, on the above date
when bids Will be publicly opened. deposit of
OF 20 per cent OF the total amount OF each bid
must accompany II as SECURITY for the payment or
the balance and the removal OF IN g articles within
20 days after date OF acceptance of bid This de-
post will be forfeited to the United States In
moval within tue time stated The material and
artici es Will be sold as they lie and must De re-
moved during hayward hours without expense 10
the Governments. The right to REJECT any all
bids Is reserved. Is. +. TRACY. Secretary OF the
Navy. leI3 Moth a.
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Ancient Order of Foresters.

The beard Of deputies held successful
party Saturday evening.
Diana Circle No. 1875 will be installed In
Byron. Contra Costa County, this evening.
Mrs. f. r. Roy. supreme secretary, Wis
tied Mystic Circle, Berkeley, at their .ast
meeting.
Sherwood Circle No. 100 Will give grab
bag party on the 25th.
Yosemite Circle will give a party on
Wednesday evening.
Artems Circle held successful grab and
fish-pond party on Saturday evening.
Court Star of the West will celebrate the
tenth anniversary by a ball on the 25th.
Court Bohemian WAS organized at "A. ..
f. building last Tuesday by the high chief
ranger. The following officers were elected :
NJ. J. Loetler. G. r. j. j. Raffety. S. C. t. !;
Henry e. Powell. +. s.; f. Ii. Lake, X. S. !;
F. 0. Hurt. f.. j. B. Louthan. 5. w; Leo
Gilbert, J. W.; A. Wallison, S. Is. F.. +. 5.
Shaw, j. b.. A. Wise, L. G. r.; DR.. Vary,
physician.
The high chief ranger and other members
OF the +. G. visited Court Menlo Park on
last Wednesday evening.
s. Nj. A. R0dmaD. ;. e. c., officially visited
the circle in Sausalitn during the week.
The +, b. visited Vicioire Circle at their
last meeting.
Court Victoire, who works in the French
language, celebrated their third anniversary
by grand banquet on Saturday evening.
Tie officers Of the Juvenile Court Star of
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I a. O. r

Official vlsitations of grand master and
grand secretary: Monday. February 20,
Bloomfield Rebekah Lodge No. 81, 3 O'Clock
P. NJ; same date, Bloomfield Lodge No.
191, regular meeting. Tuesday. February
p. Silver Spray Rebekah Lodge No. Sc, 3
o'clock P. NJ; same date. Petaluma Lodge
N. 80, regular meeting. Wednesday, Feb
ruary %, Forestville Lodge No. 800
Thursday. February %, Santa Rosa
Lodge No. 50; Friday, February "A.
Oak Leaf Rebekah Lodge No. IA
Saturday, February %, Red wood Lodge No.
2S1 Monday, February q, Osceola Lodge
No. 2l5. Tuesday. February 28 Liberty Re-
bpkah Lodge No. rs, O'Clock p. NJ; same
date, Heads burg Lodge No. "a. Wednes-
day, March l, Porter Lodge No. 272.
Thursday, March 2. Rising Star R.bekah
Lodge No. 8. Friday, March 3. dedicate
hall at Elk Grove. o'clock p. NJ; same
date Elk Groya Rebekah Lodge No.
1876, o'clock p. NJ Saturday. March
4. joint meeting of lodges in Stockton.
Lodge No. 112. 3 o'clock P. NJ; same date,
Marin Lodge No. 300 Tuesday, March 7,
Parker Lodge No. 124. Wednesday, March
s. Colfax Rebekah Lodge No II, 3 o'clock
p. N. same date. Calist0ga Lodge No. 227
Thursday. March 9, ivy Rebekah Lodge
Nc. q. 3 p. NJ; same date, Napa Lodge No.
Is. Friday, Marcn TO- Uklah Lodge No. TIA.
Saturday, March II. Upper Lake Lodge,
No. 24l. Monday. March u, LakepOrt
ship Lodge. No $50. Wednesday, 10, Lower
Lake Lodge No. 49, Thursday. March
16 AbOu Ben Adhem Lodge, No. liz
AmiIy Lodge No. 161, ID. of r., has big
programme for he evening OF the 2Sth. Pro-
eeedS for the l. o. 0. +. Home.
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Siberian Exiles.


A recent incident related in Russian cor
respondence indicates that the hardships OF
Siberian exiles are by no means over when
their sentences expire. A little girl of 10
recently appeared before the Governor of
Yaroslay, NJ. Friede. with petition in her
hand asking aid for her starving self alone.
Her father. it was learned. had been an Of
fetal. and for some offense or suspicion of
offense, had beer set to Siberia. When his
term expired he was told to get home 5
best he might His wife was i'll aud he was
penniless He wheeled her in a barrow all
The way from Siberia to Yar0slav. the jour
new occupying many months, and the little
girl trudged on foot beside the barrow. beg
ging aims on The road. Arrived in Iaro-
slay the wife was so sick they could 60 no
further. The father cuuld obtain no work
and was asked TO sell his little girl into an
Infamous seTvitude. AS last resort the
unfortunate man sent her 10 the Governor.
The Governor could do nothing, but the
t0wnspeOple heard Of the case, ami a sub
scripti0n was opened for the sufferers.
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NJ. !. Sorenson, n. G. a., has issued the
following list Of visitatiOns: Friday. March
3, Sumner Grove No 90, Bakersfield; Satur-
day. March 4. dedicate Druids' Hall, Los
Angeles; Monday. March 6. visit Morton
Grove No. e. Mazzini Grove No. rs and Los
Angeles Grove No. so Goint meetine), Los
Angeles; Thursday March Q, visit Cayucos
Grove No. 90. Cayucos; Friday, March 10,
visit Mission Grove No. 81. San Luis ObispO.
The visits of the grand officers to Mistle-
toe Circle No, 9. and Modesto Grove No. 81
took place Saturday. In the afternoon the
circle performed their work. The team
was composed of The following officers:
Mrs. Mary Carter. p. A. D.; Mrs. Anna
Bronson. A. D.. Mrs. Cora Jackson. first
bard; Mrs. Mary Porter. second bard; Mrs.
Medora Libby, treasurer; Mrs. A. Johns,
secretary; Mrs. NJ. Enos. conductor; Mrs.N.
DAVIS. |. g.; Mrs. May Dickersnn. o. G.
line Woodside, l.. 5. A. D.; Miss Mary
Enos. r. S. p. A. d.. Mrs. Julia McCarty,
l.. s. =. A. D.; Mrs. R0sena Fisher. Z. S.
f. B.; Mrs. Janet Wilson, J.. S. f. B.;
Mrs. Mary Alting. r. 5. 5. B.; Mrs. Odelia
Schmidt, l.. S. S. B.: Mrs. Jennie Mourot,
organist AT the conclusion they were
highly complimented by the visitors for
their efficiency. In the evening a candidate
was initiated into the grove and all tie de-
grees were conferred, including the ampli-
fl led second. At the conclusion there was
but one verdict-"the best that had ever
been seem" banquet followed at the ad-
journment of the grove. In which the circle
participated together with over 100 invited
guests. Outside of San Francisco there has
never been such a large gathering o. Drnids
as were present on this occasion. There
were representatives from San Francisco.
Stockton, TurlOck, MERGED. PleasantOn,
Livermore. Sacramento and San Jose.
The decoration of the hall at Modesto
last Saturday is deserving of notice. The
n. G. A., being member OF that grove, he
waived all honors and ID. G. A. Cavagnar0
was the 'hero OF the hour" Over the
stage arranged in letters made with oranges
we're the words: Welcome, Cavsgnaro."
Over the several stations of the officers were
punches of mistletoe, the emblematie plant
of the order and arranged from the center
of the hall were streamers, composed of
evergreens and ivy. Along the sides OF the
hall the notices OF the order, made from
evergreens. were displayed, interspersed
with palms ard other beautiful decorations.
1t was indeed sight that will be remem-
bered by the participants in the evenings
visit
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The |. o. o. r. Leads the Column.

An item has been going the rounds of the
press rurportng TO give the membership of
the various secret societies. The figures,
&owever, are very inaccurate. The number
Of Odd Fellows, Of the Independent Order,
is given at COS, 533, when the number of sub
ordinate lodge members on December 81.
1891. was 72l, 146. and the members of the
Rebekah lodges, counting only the sisters.
we're 81, 735 more, making grand total of
S02,SS1 members. Since that period at
least 100000 members have been added, and
soon tile million point will be reached.
This does not include the English branch
of Odd Fellowship, which would bring the
number now up to about /, 10000.
The number Of Knights Of Pythias on jan
uary /, 1892, was 357. 924, and in December,
1892, exceeded 425,000 This growth has
been phenomenal and bids fair TO make the
young and vigorous Pytiian order strong
competitor for numbers OF the older and
more conservative ones.
The MaSOns numbered at the beginning
of the year in round numbers 675,000, and
now have an estimated aggregate Of
700 coo members.
Following the above come other societies
and orders, whose figures we have not the
leisure to Verfy but give them as we find
them in the press: The Ancient Order of
United Workmen. 1903 600; Knights OF Hon
or, 49,. 600; Royal Arcanum 100 600; 10. of
X. NJ, 600; knights and Ladies of Honor
1900; American Legion of Honor, sc. 900;
Maccabees. 630O0 Modern WoOdmen of
America. $1,000 United American Me-
chanicS, $4,000; Equitable Aid Union, A, coo;
Chosen Friends. &c. 900; National Union d.
goo; B'nai Birth, % 900; Catholic Benevolent
Legion, %, 533; United Friends. 1904;
Golden Cross. 1888; Royal Templars.
il, 1873; Druids 10 500.
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Improyed Order of Red Men.

The Great Sachem, George w. LOWE, and
G. c. of r. Maher have just returned
from trailing in the south. They met with
hearty reception all along the trail.
At Fresno the two tribes met jointly and
had an adoption in the new Work. AT San
ger the tribe starts off with new life; thew
adopted four palefaces, and have a splendid
council hall. AT Stockton they had an
adop ion in the new work. and everywhere
on the trail the brothers were well pleased
with the new order of things, especially the
floor work. During their trip they laid the
foundation Tor a couple of new tribes in the
near future.
The great sachem is now compile ting his
list OF visitatiOns which will be ready next
week.
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f. r. Roy. S. G. C. G., Mary A. Rodman
with the S. g. secretary. L. r. Roy. S. G.
treasurer S. G. r. g., Mrs. Tannell and
5. G. l.. G. Miss +. Irwin visited Kensing-
ton Circle No. 113 on Thursday evening last.
One candidate was initiated and three ap-
pHcati0ns received; the officers did their
work well. A donkey party was held after
the circle closed. and S. G. Il. e. Miss F.
Irwin was the lucky one in gaining the first
prize. Mrs. Stevens, g. c., received the Sec
ond prize and the chief companion OF Twin
Peaks the BOBBY prize
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Order of Chosen Friends.

On Wednesday last Supreme Vice Coun-
cilor c. NJ. Arnold installed the officers of
Oakland, and Charles ii. Randall council.
This occasion brought all members of Ala
media County to Oakland Council No. 20,
this being the first installation in the
county, after which a banquet followed.
Social Circle No. 46 held an open meet
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naSonic.

Father w. II. Gale of Cincinnati. who is
90 years old, has been Mason over seventy
years.
The two lodges at Ann ArbOr have de-
cided to unite as one lodge. and thus become
firmly established instead Of dividing the
Influence Of Masonry 10 that part of the
great West
There are thirty-one American Grand
Lodges that pay neither mileage nor per
diem tn the delegates, yet the sessions are
generally we'll attended aud the proceedings
harmonious.
Tie Grand Lodge of Oklahoma Al pears
to be an established fact and Brother A. j.
SpeDger of Guthrie has been selected to be
the first grand master, with Brother j. S.
Hunt Of saltwater grand secretary.
The South Dakota Grand Lndge has de-
cided that when a bailOt-box Is found n OF to
have been properly charged" alter ballot
has been taken, new ballot must be or
dered, even If the first should have been
clear.
Brother Thomas II. Brown of Northamp-
ton, Fulton County, \. Y, was 1913 years old
on January >. He was made a Mason at
Northampton over seventy years ago. and is
now thu sole surviving charter member of
Fish House Lodge.
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Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the fourteenth (lsth) day OF
March 1898. viii be delinquent aud advertised for
SAFE ~ public auction; ami unless payment Is made
before. Will lie sold on TUESD y. the fourth (sth)
day OF April. 1898, 10 pay the delinquent assess
meRt. together with costs Of advert sing and eI-
penses OF sale By order OF the beard Of dlrrc tors
Y \ -. =.
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Merely an Imitator.

SIS this fair business" said New Yorker
to Chicago man, your town is merely du-
ing what Ohio did long ago."
What is tina; 3" demanded the Chicagoan
with some aSperltY.
Making capital out OF Columbus. DE
troit Free Press
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First Case on Record.

Ryers-Banks. tell me where you g.
these cgars-thats Il good fellow. They
the best l have smoked for ten years.
Banks-I don't know where they cam
from. Rivers. They are some my wife gave
where
(But Rivers had fallen insensibIe.) Chi
cagO Tribune
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The Small Bows Fun.

Jimmy-Why don't yer come over here al
skate? The ice is heap slickeT
Tommy-There's more fun here. If
was 10 break through here I'd likely
drown, an over there the water amt foot
deep.-Indianapo Journal.
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Baby Ruth,

has the rumor any truth.
Baby Ruth. Baby Ruth?
Here's a bumper of Yarmouth
Baby Ruth. Baby Ruth!
TO the littie-well in sOoth,
To the new pet OF your youth,
Your very late5t-tOoth,
BLby Ruth, Baby Ruth!
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INVITATIONS TO SMILE.

Coal Dealer-Jim. how much did YOU.
send Mrs. G00dheart for that last:ton?. :. :.
Jim-Seventeen hundred pounds. ::
Coal Dealer-Thars right. Now come and
paint these pebbles bIack.-Judge. :.
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Was II a Compliment. :?

Miss James plain? 1 wish l was half as
good-loOking as she is. :: j.
He-You are. Hattie. and. you. know III.
CAT last advices Hattie was endea poTt1 g II
decide whether she ought to be pleased =.ol
offended at the compliment).-Lon It'd
Bits.
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A Regular Constellation.

Billy Fron,row-Then you think ynU
have a good company this season?
Enthusiastic Manager-A good company!
Why, they're all stars. sir! Every lady IL
the east is celebrated divorcee and every
man has won his prZe-fiI ht.-Puck.
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Quality and Quantity in Brains.

Rev. DR.. Bartlett used to contend that q
thimbleful OF some mems brains was worth
more than half-bushel Of others. Put a
peacock S tail on hog" he said "and he
would be insensible to its beauty. and prob
ably drag it IN the mud like mop. But
put peacock's head on hog aud every
brlstle would stand out with pride and he
would spread all the tail he bias got"
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Not a Darin~ Feat.

A female lioD-tamer, young and fair,
beckOned to the big lion Nero and it came
and took piece of sugar out Of her mouth
why. l could do that trick!' exclaimed a
spectator.
What! you ?" retOrted the fair performer
Certainly; just as Well as the lion. y
Revue des Sports.
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Must Ask Leave Eirst.

''Are you going to wear your new cloak
to the Christmas Service?"
Mrs. Borton-I don't know yet. Il haven r.
asked cook if | can go.-Chicago Inter
Ocean
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Amenities.

Mrs. Hautton (malicF6uslyJ --4ou. were.
such charming de5utante, lny dear, hf}teit::
years ago. -: -. J.,
Mrs. lglefe-Was II: / only :rerrenilji4i-.
YOU made such a lovely chaperom for ,;lnG..
when l came out.-ChicagO:Ne ReG0rlf: :;
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HeartIess.

she-I have a telegram for yen. .Tha4
wealthy uncle of yours 'Is:dylng. -: =; ::
Help, hip, hurrah.! = q. :;
She-Gracious ! Why do you hutrah?: .:
He-I want to cheer him iii his lasl
hOurS-Harlem Life /:
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Another Crisp.

II consider" said the new man on the
staff, deeply hurt, ''that l have been
snubbed. l am chuck full of unwritien
editorials and they've sent me out to writ
up the homemade pie industry !'-Chicago
Tribune.
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
The |. 0. O. F. i'm the Lead.
Comparisons.
VERY QUIET IN THE ORDERS.
Foresters and Red Men Busy-Druids
at Work.. o. O. F.-Visi-
tationS-Etc.
Official Assessment Table.
Official Assessment Table.

LOffieal assessment notices Of any .egiti-
mate frateTnal society Will be published free
of cost in above table. Send them, with any
other matters Of importance. by FRIDAY, adj
dressed. Fra'ernal Society Editor MORNING
CALL, San Francisco.
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. @OO C6RNER GROCERY AND BAR:
= JOU. large iiv tDgrooms; doing : Cd paying
lusidess. B. WHITE. 165 Market ST
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knights and Ladies of Honor.

Oakland Lodge received its friends last
Tuesday evening. Past Grand Protector
II. X. Cummings addressed The audience
upon the objects of the order. Other
speeches were listened to, inters persed with
music and dancing. followed by an elegant
supper.
Aurora Lodges reception to the grand
officers this evening promises to be an in
tereSting and pleasant event, Preparations
having been going on for some time in an
ticipation of the affair.
The masquerade ball of Martha Lodge
was largely attended and proved pleasant
affair. The costumes were original and
attractive.
On Thursday evening Excelsior's Even
ing at Home" furnished the usual delightful
time for the guests. On the following even
ing Palo Alto entertained its friends with
cuff party, the hall being crowded upon the
occasion.
Grand Secretary Carleton announced an
increase in membership for the past term.
Such news is an incentive for the workers
to continue their efforts, and an encourage
meht to every member.
Washington's birthday will be celebrated
by Empire Lodge on Wednesday night in
its lodge room.
West End and Pacific lodges will hold
district meeting in the ball of West End
lodge Tomorrow evening, District Deputy
T. b. Kay presiding.
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Money is not the only thing TO live for IN
this world. A mug of beer has color jus :.
as beautiful as the gold dollar.-Bradl0rd
Era
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FINANCIAL.

GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
= 536 Kearny St.. the oaly corporation that lends
money on diamonds. watches; low Interest. oc4 II
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A brother of the late Cardinal Newman,
now nearly 80 years OF age, is still living in
England in fair state of health.
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Thanks to the Introduction OF Salvation oi
young bcyclers need not fear fall % cents.
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CompaniOus of the Forrest.

the West were Installed by j. Meserop,
ii. G. S., assisted by j. Faconer with the
new ritual as lately adOpted by the e. c.
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"wheezinE" In children is soon cured by the
famous Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.