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The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01
THE MiNUET.
Her dainty feet step lightly through
The maZes OF the miuuet;
A nd oh lie sinhf nf har ~ aaf faca

Her dainty feet step lightly through
The NJ aZes OF the miuuet;
And, OH tie sight of her sw eet face
think never shall forget.
That quaint old dance, the giriish form,
Those pretty, lightly tripping feet,
Those soft eyes and the waving hair
hey form picture all complete
The sunbeams through the easement peep:
The golden network OF her hair
Imprisons them, and her bright eyes
Seem to have caught the sparkles there!
The summer rippies In her voice,
Her ey es are like the pans bloom,
The Wild rose tint Is in her cheek,
She brig htens up the dark o. d room.
The polished floor, the walls of oak,
The tapestry upon the wall,
Form setting quaint for such q face
My love who faIrest is of all.
She'll dance through life's dull mazy pa,hs
In Just the self same happy way
Earth's sunshine Is she, and cd grsnt
In her pure heart love reign, Away.
From he Lady,
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01
Pocahontas Council.

Pocahontas Council No. of the Degree OF Poca-
hontas of the Improved Orler OF Red Men gave
another of It's pleasing socals in 81. Georges HAN
last Monday hight 10 the satisfaction OF the maAT
members and visitors present. The affair was not
a purely social dance for between daIc ihere
interspsTsed music, song and ocutiN IL
mong those who participated were MISS Rose
Cohen, who gave recitation; Professor e. Welsei
gave selections on the piano, John a jackson
en- ertained with recitation. Mrs. aroogan also
recited ana Miss Blanche Kramer gave an exhib-
ton cf fancy dancing. his function was under
the dretton OF Miss L. Tilly. Mrs j: eisel, MISS
j. alroth, NJ. Henry and Iharies Weisel.
I1ls council has be quite active CT lale haVlng
had several limitations The members announce
another entertainment for April 26.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01
CALIF0RNiANS In NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, N Y. March 31.-At the St.
Cloud, J. A. Brill, 7. Brophy. L. w. Brown;
As:or, J. B. Luther, A. e. Hoover; Murray
Hill. J. D. Johnson; Grand Union, ]. NJ. Ste
venson, Stephen G. Chapman. John Manners
and Miss Clara Rice left the st. Cloud and
sailed on the New York for Southamp pton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Brewster Valentine of San
Jose. CAL, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Walrond OF
Fresno, Cal, sailed for Europe.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01
MEN AND WOMEN

Charles w. Fullerton will erect handsome
lecture hall for the Chicago Art Institute in
memory OF his father, Alexander N. Fuller
ton.
William A. Coake of Portsmouth. r. l., who
recently celebrated his one hundredth birth
day, says that he has chewed tobacco for
eighty years.
The German Empress, 1t is said, has 9 tea
tray that was beaten out OF an old Prussian
halfpenny. a teapot made of Germsn farth-
ing and tiny cups made from coin of the sew
erat German principaJities.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01
LOYAL Reb ekah Lodge.

Loyal Rebekah Lodge No. 215, 1. o. o. F.. gava
an entertainment to its friends In odd Feiows'
building last Monday night. The a tendance was
large and the auditors were treated TO a very In
teresling programme. prepared oy tne committee
on entertainments composed of Dr. A. n. Copsey,
+. w Warren, Mrs. j. g. Simpson. Miss Lillian p
Mcfarland and ]. y. erkleson and present d
under the direction Of Dr. opsey, who acted ss
NJ aster of ceremonies. There was vocal 500 by
Mrs f. Igo a voiin duet by Miss NJ. A Nan Dom
and Miss anna Benson, Mrs. ID. a. housnt a.
Bodie, vocal solo by Mrs. Haipruner, vocal cation
by d. A Hodghead, recitation byatfed W. Jaeger
and several other numb rs All were eWelI Ie-
ceived and nc red. I hen came what many Were
waiting 70 !, dancing. and that was Kept up until
the struck the last strains OF the cioshg
number on the progi anime, AID every one Went
away with peasant recollections OF the evening
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

The House laid aside discussion OF
the tariff bill long enough to adopt joint
resolution appropriating $3.50, 0,o00 for the
relief OF the flooded districts of the Mis-
sissippi, and ior a time men of all parties
had an era OF good feeling in the COM
mon sentiment of charity and patriotic
public'spiriL.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

According 10 correspondent of the
New York Sun many of the smaller towns
in Maine have become too poor to support
their municipal governments. Six towns
have already obtained from the Legisia-
ture permission to return to the old form
OF plantation government and others have
applied for the same privilege. In many
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01
Change of Time.

Taking effect March %, the Northern Pacific
overland train will leave Portland at IL A. NJ In
stead of l p. NJ, thus making connection at Spo-
kane for all points in the new Kootenai mining
district Tickets at lowest rates to Rosslant
Northport and Trail II. X. Stateler, general
agent, 63S Market street, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

BETWEEN Townsend's Glace Fruit-grown
and prepared in California-and all others
comparison is really absurd ; SOC lb. in elegant
ire-etched bxs. Try them. Palace Hotel bldg
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01
APPRtCIAl II.
Salinas Index.

Yesterdays San Francisco CALL contained
another write-up of Salinas city and valley,
this time a number of our business houses
and several of our prominent citizens receiy-
ing attention. A very good likeness of Hon.
J. ID. Carr and an excellent picture OF the
Sperry fourmills are given.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

which Lamoureux has just produced: "The re-
ligious and maritime tableaus, chorus oil
sailors. religious procession for the benedic
ton of the sea. the lame entations of mother,
awaiting the return of the fishermen, ETC., are
unrolled 10 melodic motives that our ears have
heard a hundred times, whose end we know
from the beginning. The least grain OF me-
!ooic originality would give US intense salts
faction"
The lasting success of Carmen" based on
one OF Merimee's stories, has tempted another
composer to follow Bizet's example and go to
Merimee for plot. The new opera, Zines
Mendo," has already been accepted for this
season at Covent Garden. The composers
name is Frederic d'Erlanger, but he has taken
the pseudonym of F. Regnal.
Arthur Coquard, the well-known French
composer, has chosen a very timely period
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

When the dweller in the Mississippi
Valley crawls into cellar TO escape a
cyclone the fioods drive him out; when
he climbs a tree to escape the food
cyclone blows him off his perch, and there
is no help for him.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01
Santa Fe Limited From San Francisco
Three and a Half Days to Chicago
Via Santa Fe Route.

To accommodate Northern California pa-
irons, on April and each succeeding Monday and
Friday the frstclass Pullman sleeping-car ieav
ing San Francisco at p. NJ. will connect at Rar-
stow with the Santa Fe vestibule train, CARRYING
dining-car buffet smoking-car and Pulmsn pal
ace drawing-room sleeping-cars for both St Louis
and Chicago via Kansas City. This shortens the
running time twelve hours. Send for literature
descriptive of our route. San Francisco ticket
Office, 644 Market street, Chronicle building; tele-
phone main 1881. Oakland. Ills Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

AIgy-I always said that George Gilders was
crazy and now he's proved that was right.
Freddie-How's that?
Agy-Why, you know he married Horatio
Milyun's only daughter, but in spite of that
fact he is holding on to his old Job, and work.
ing for living.-Cleveland Leader
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

places the enterprising people are moving
for the West and abandoned wel,ings are
common. That IS what the Democratic
tariff has done fo- Maine, but fortunately
for the people of :he brave old State
change is at hand,
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

"What kind of wife shall a young man
marry?" asks magazine writer. 1t strikes US
that he'd better not marry any kind of wife.
Let him take widow or a single young
woman.-New York Advertiser.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

Money subscribed to the boulevard fund
will carry comfort to the home of many a
workingman and aid in opening a grand
avenue for pleasure and profit.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

The Cubans have now lost two COM
manders-in- chief but there are others to
take their places and the fight for freedom
goes on as bravelv ever.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

Sarah Bernhardt advises women to wear
mantillas to the theater instead of hats.
She says they look better in that head
dress, and perhaps that will settle it.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

SPECIAL information daily to manufacturers
business houses and public men by the Press
Clipping Bureau (Allen's) $40 Montgomery. q
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01
Railroad Tickets to the East via Rio
Grande Western and Denver and
Rio Grande RaiIwavs

At lowest possible rates, with through Pullman
buffet and tourist sleeping car service every day
Personally conducted excursions leaving Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday Only line permitting
stop-over at Salt Lake City on alcasses OF tickets
Detailed information and tickets furnished at IL
Montgomery street, or 3l4 California street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

We may yet be called upon to subscribe
to relief fund for the people of the
flooded districts of the Mississippi. They
have had bad time this year and the
river is still rising.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

AS stomachic, when the digestive organs are
inactive and need stimulating. especially after
dinner, nothing equal Ayers Pills.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

The possibility that tho Spanish authori-
ties in Cuba may determine to treat
Rivera as an insurgent bandit and shoot
him affords the United States a good
opportunity to interfere and insist that he
shall be treated as prisoner of war.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

A few days ago a statement made in the
House of Commons was greeted with a
cry of Tommy Rot" and on Tuesday a
= statement made in the House of Repre-
sentatives was met with cry of "rats, ="
so between the two bodies parliamentary
honors are even.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

For COUGHS, ASTHMA AND THROAT DISORDERS
"Bro,n,'s Bronchial Tfoches" effectuaI rem
edy. Sold only in boxes.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01
The CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.

They call themselves powers, but they
seem 10 be powerless.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

If any European statesman has Levan-
tine policy that will work now is the time
for him to put it on exhibition.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

Gadsby-I suspect they've got baby:upeat
Norris house.
Walkins-What makes you think that2
Gadsby-Oh, nothing in particular; only I
haven't heard him brag about his dog for q
day or two.-Boston Transcript.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

TowNsEND's California glace fruits, so cents
pound in fire-etched boxes. alace Hotel Bldg
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

for the first production of his new "Oriental
Episode" and orchestral suite in three move
ments. The composer hasutilized real Greek
themes, sung by the peasantry of the Hell
lenes. The Greek Dance is said to be as
strikingly characteristic and racy of the sol,
as the Spanish, Polish Bohemian types of
music with which we are so familiar, or the
Scandinavian music, with which Greig is
making US familiar.
The Partisan papers have been publishing
comforting little brevities. assuring friends
and relations OF the French opera company
at the California that there are neither dead
nor wounded in the troupe. as consequence
of the derailment OF the train that brought
the singers here.
Theodore Mabellini, an Italian, well known
as the composer of many operas, masses. etc.,
has just died in Florence. He was born in
1917, and for many years was maestro di
camara di csppella to the court of the
Grand Duke of Tuscany
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

81 don't believe that imported beer of yours
came from Germany ar ALL" said Mr.. Booze to
Mr.. Schn appsyerein.
81 pedt you five tollar."
"Oh won't bet; but it is mighty funny that
real German lager should make me want to
sing wearing of the Green .'"-Cincinnau Eu.
quirer.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

First Hen-Why don't you revenge yourself
on the master for killing and eating your hus-
band?
Second Hen-Oh, Pm laying for him-Judge.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01
FRATERNAL DEPARTMENT.
The Great Sachem of the Red Men
Advocates the Observance of
YammanY DaU.

Great Sachem Sims of the Improved Order
of Red Men has issued an official circu-
lar. in which he calls attention to the approach of
Tammany day, May IL, and grants dispens alton
10 all tribes OF the order and TO councils Of the de-
gree Of Pochahontas to celebrate the day in q
manner appropriate to history and tradition. He
suggests that all past sachems identify themselves
with the recently organized Past sachems' Organ
follow ing official yisitations to be made during the
remainder OF his term as great sachem:
Tribe, Truckee. April le: samoset Tribe. vallejo %
April l9; otonkah Tribe Napa, April 2l: chip,
pe g Mneoa na q
p. Redwood City, April 20; Metam ora Tribe Re. .
wood Sity, cit April 26 Tecpmseh Tribe, oakland
Councils OF the Degree Of Pocahontas of San Fran.
cisco IN Joint meeting in Red Mems building
Santana Tribe, Fort Bragg, May %: An-Wah.Nee
o,na Council l. D. OF r., Fort Bragg. May 2s; Kiowa
Oakland, Jtine q Altahmos Tribe, San Fraucisc O..
June 20; Ahwashte Tribe San Francisco. June
+ Mono Tribe has been increasing its membership
and is m King arrangements for the es ablishment
Representativ Of Miantonomah. sotovome
Modoc and Monezuma tribes visited Elmhurs,
yesterday to take notes and obtain information as
to the wigwam Comanche ribe is 10 ha va tbnra 90
VIII view to investing in the stock OF the hall
association that has charge of the construction of
the structure. VI
Poitawattomie Tribe Of Haywards will hold a
meeting on the l1th Of May. when there viii be a
pubic reception and an illustrated lecture on The
order will be delivered Va e
oshonee Tribe will adopt six palefaces ut ,ts
meeting next Wednesday. " 40
Modoc Tribe will open the doors Of its wiewam
TO Its friends On next Thursday night on rh
occasion Great Chief OF Records C. r. Burpmen
will give "long talk'' on 'Soc al Prob ems - al
addition there will be a splendid programme and
then there Will be "a fine spread of corn ana ~
isoD, which IS the tribes vernacuar for feast y,
good things "s' VI
The great chiefs will pay visit to Tahoe rr.be
within a shor. time The council OF the dsgras ~;
| Pocahontas is to be institute there s.ee '-
,o 1osemi.e Sonnoii OF iiameda, Degree Of Poca-
| It's membership. he council has anno,nted a
eommitiee 10 make arrangements for an enter
pawnaa ~ ;sa Is sisen M tne near future.
onsy OF late adopting paefaces. Al It's last he d
connch TWO re, cived the adoption degree and two
| The councils of swnee. ~
Miss Annie Oegers has been chosen keeper OF
records OF Ponemah Council. d. OF p of Nevada
CITY. Vice Mrs. a nnie Bishop, who resigned on ac
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

At the coming exposition in Paris the
French will take up the Chicago idea of
parliament Of religion, but will carry it
further by providing for an exhibit as far
as possible of the work which has been
done by the various religions of the earth
for the benefit of humanity.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01
Seven Pines Circle, Ladie. G. Ar.

ihere was large and select audience at the
open meeting of Seven Pines Circle, Ladies or the
Grand Army, given in the circles all in Native
suns ou'cing monday night. This circle, Of
which Mrs Lydia {. Hinckiey is president. Mr.
Mary watson. senior vice-presIdent: Mrs. Abbfe
POWERS Junior vice-president. Mrs. Msrgaret j.
erimths, secretary. and Mrs. Lena Shoulton. treas
urer holds an open mee;ing on the asst Monda av
friends who dnd plea sure In the excellence os ,ha
pIosIammes that are presented The first num-
per OF the programme which had been prepared
~ tne committee OF arrangements, Mrs Lorett e
simpson lcnairmsn), Miss Parker, Miss Bush and
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01
WITH YOUR CUrFEE.

ever had any experience in the new jour
nalism?" asked the editor.
'Igot broke out in Denver once" said the
applicant for job, "and had to drive gar
bage wagon for two weeks. s.''-Indianapolis
Ion
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

1t is believed in some quarters that
Cleveland went duck-shootlng after leav-
ing Office simply to escape the trouble of
house moving and laying the carpets in
his new place at Princeton. Mrs. CIeve-
land having now finished that work,
Grover is expected to return soon.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

There was a fierce prize-fght in New
York on Tuesday night despite the efforts
of rival pugilistic club to prevent ii by
iniunctio but the New York papers will
continue to turn up their noses at Nevada
and talk about the depravity of a COM
munity which permits such things.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

The proposed pure food congress to be
held April 80 should be attended by in
fuential delegates from all parts of the
State. The business to be considered by
the congress concerns every home and it
is desirable that the people should work
together to put an end to the sale oi
adulterated food products in any portion
of California.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

Arthur Coquard, the well-known French
composer, has chosen very timely period
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

The first two months of the present year
are said to have been more disastrous to
marine insurance men than any similar
period in twenty years. 1t is estimated
that British companies alone have lost
over two million sterling on shirwrecks
during Jan uary and February. While it
promises TO be- year of prosperity 10 land
industries it has opened very gloomily
for those of the deep sea.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

1t Is reported tnat some of the people
whose orange groves in Florida were de-
stroyed by the great frost few years ago
have now come to the conclusion that the
frost was blessing. as it compelled them
to devote their lands 10 the cultivation OF
strawberries, out of which they are now
making twice as much as they ever made
on oranges.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

The dedication OF the Grant monument
in New York is designed to be one of the
greatest and most imposing ceremonies
ever held in the United States. The
Eastern papers give large amount of
space to the preparations being made for
II, and everything promises that the OBJ
servance of the day will be National In its
scope.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-01

NJ. Reinstein of Portland is in town.
Ex-Congressman Caminetti is in the City.
c. d. Brown of Miles City is on a visit here
n. Kirby of London is among the late arri-
L.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-11-25
WHY OUR STORE
Has Obtained the Reputation
as "Store of Confidence

1s that we have only One Price to all and every
pody and that tl,eslowest. We don't for a $25
:Sarment :ar ask von $50 and then come down to
91o ana make YOU believe YOU got the garment
at Wholesale price. When n salesman asks vou
more for goods than he expects to get and then
comes down and makes the customer believe he
got 1t cheap, von will never have confidence in
t'at house. II YOU have time to argue with him
you VIII get nm to come down Oh his price: and
u you haven't the time YOU will nav more than
yon would had you traded with Reliable
~ONE-PRICE HOUSE.
The courier., 1897-02-20

titled "A Study Of the Scarlet Letter.
at the meeting Of the Nebraska FEEDER
alton Of Woman's Clubs to be held at
Bestrice June II. 1897.
/ would suggest to the club women Of
our state 4 review Of this book, either
in their club work or at home. that We
may rightly estimate Mrs. Keysor's con.
scion tious Interpretation Of Hawtho, ne's
masterpiece.
BELLE N. SToUrENBoRoUGH,
President Nebraska Federation of Wo-
mans Clubs.
Plattsmouth, Feb. IL, 1897.
The courier., 1897-02-20

The Matinee Musicale will appropri-
ately celebrate Washington'e birthday
by . program OF American music. A
paper on the choral societies OF America
and their conductors. and American
composers will be read by Mrs. Barbour.
The works Of Mcdowell, Mason, Arthur
Foote, Wilson Smith. Margaret Long.
Dudley Buck. Mrs. Beach and Nevins
will be represented.
The following musicians will take
part in the program: Miss Schofield.
Mrs. Herzog, Mre. Paul Holm, Miss
Odell, pianists; Mrs. c. s. Lippincott.
Miss Furnas. Mrs. Doaue. Mrs. Sander
son. Mrs. Bealer. vocalists; accompanist,
Miee Harriet Reynolds.
The courier., 1897-02-20

President, Mrs. Geo. L. Meissner. 1870
ID street.
Firrt vice president. Mrs. Ida Kelley.
639 Nor th Twenty third street.
Second vice-president. Mrs. q. H.
Wheeler. 1917 H street
Recording secretary, Miss Laura Wild,
l4l South Twelfth street.
Corresponding secretary, Mrs. Milton
Scott, 2O2 South Thirty. third street.
Treasurer, Mrs. c. r. Richardf, c2l
North Sixteenth street.
The courier., 1897-02-20
Y. ". c. A, NOTES.

At the unicn meeting last Sabbath
there we're 125 IN the room, and many
stayed afterwards for the tea and social.
Next Sabbath will be the first OF series
upon The Balance Of Christ's Charac-
ter" topic. "Aristocrat and Democrat"
The first meeting Of the Bible training
class for Sunday School teachers and
all interested in Bible study was held
Tuesday hight. There were fifty-four
preeent. 1t was decided to take col
lection at the door instead OF having
regular fee for the course, and also that
the fi,st forty minutes should be given
nm to m instructive study OF the Lesson
and the last twenty minutes to the pre-
eentation OF the work Tor the primary
and intermediate grades. Miss Cole.
one of the best primary teachers OF both
the day schools and the Sunday School,
has already been secured for the month
of March. The class will begin prompt
~ at 7:aO, the next lesson is Ac:s VIII.
The Magazine club met "Wednesday
The courier., 1897-02-20

evening and was most delightfully."- en-.
tertained by Miss Conkliu, teacher of
French and italian in the State Uni
versity. She described her trip TO Ma
Piles. Pompeii and Vesuvius. and the
island of Capri. summer before last.
She brought many Of her views with
her and kept the club much amused, as
well rs giving q great deal Of instruction
by the bright way in which she told of
the incidents of her travel. The even
ing was 90 much enjoyed that she was
asked to come again next month and de-
scribe the scenes OF the Marble Faun.
At the next meeting in two weeks there
will be the regular review OF the maya
zines.
The following was the program given
at the Friday evening "at home" Piaso
duet. Miss Elmore aud Miss Countryman
Of the Conservatory; recitation. Patsy
by MISS Ocean Daily; vocal solo, Mrs.
Holyoke; recitation. The Burgo- Masters
Crime" by Miss Daily.
Miss Daily has started an elocution
class Monday afternoons from until 5.
The Association would like very much
to own some games, 90 that young ladies
who wish to amuse themselves for
half hour could find the materials and
room at their disposal. They wouli be
very helpful, too, at the Friday evenings
"at home"
Next Friday there will be a stereopti-
con entertainment and musicale, with
admission a. II cents.
Some Of the ladies of the Domestic
Science department of the Woman's
club. who are experts in cooking certain
articles, have offered to give six lessons
at the Y. w. G. A. rooms for the benefit
Of any who would like to attend. They
will show how TO make baking powder
biscuits. angel food, brown bread, etc.
A fee OF Is cents a lesson will be seked
and 10cents for Y. W. G. A. members.
The lessons will be given on Wednesday
afternoons to accommodate thof who
are working in families. II there are
those who would like to patronize this
cooking class either by coming them.
selves or sending someone else, they
will kindly communicate with Miss
Wild at 14l South Twelfth street within
! few days.
The Y. w. G. A. has put into the
hands Of the printer a railway and city
yuide book with q church directory