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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06
COGSWkLL COLLEGE.
Commencement Exercises Held Yester-
dax at the PolYte clinical Instituta.

Commencement Exercises Held Yester-
day at the Polytechnical Institute.
The closing exercises of the Cogswell
Polytechnlcai College were held Friday
afternoon and evening at the building.
corner of Twenty-sixth and Folsom
streets. The afternoon exercises, which
consisted of an exhibition of the different
departments of the college in operation,
viz, classes in woodwork, dressmaking,
physical laboratory, typewriting. forging,
sewing, mechanical drawing, stenography
and free hand drawing was witnessed by
a large mum Der of the pupils parents and
friends, eliciting many commendatory
remarks. The large assembly hall, which
was prettily and appropriately decorated
for the occasion, was well filled last night
when the following pro sramme was cred
itably rendered:
Opening remarks, President Fl. D. Cogswell; I;
chorus ''rbe Jolly Blacksmith" the school !;
essey, 1.-The Service OF the Typewriter" Miss
Grace l. Pendergast; essay. Rise and Value OF
S geography" Miss Jessie E. Stott; vocal d uet,
''The Fisherman Miss Lottie Crawford ana
Professor :. j. ssnay essay "Ex perienee OF a
"Polacea BriiIante," Miss Alice Erwin; sd-
dress, Oscar Lewis; bass solo, "Ho, Jolly
Jenkin," Professor s. ]. Sandy; address to the
graduates, Madison Babcock; piano duet,
'La Gitana walizes," Miss Nora Sandy and
Miss Alice Erwin; presentation of diplomas,
w. H. V. Raymond; chorus, The Red, White
and Blue" the school
Those who were presented with diplomas
were Mabel E. Brown, Aida NJ. Carlson,
Nathan C. Cohen, Elizabeth NJ. Ferrea,
Lottie H. Foulkes, Annie c. Gallagher,
Lucy Gray. Therese L. NJ. HIM, Jessie B.
La Com Der, Lillian A. Lampe, Minnie s.
Lampe, Edith NJ. Lapham, Alice L.
Leahy, JEANNE P. Lindsay, Mabel F. Nc
Shane, Annie C. Miller, Grac, l. Fender
CAST, Rosetta NJ. Rosenburg, Mary f.
Ryan, Clarabelle Scott. Jessie E. Stott,
May Werner, Birdie Woods.
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PRECITA VALLEY IN LINE.
Resolutions Passed in Favor
of Municipal Owner.
ship.
Believe the City Should Control It's
Water Works and Electric
Light Plants.

The Precita Valley improvement CLUB
held an important meeting Friday night
at Grahams Hall, corner Twenty-seventh
and Alabama streets. The reports of the
different committees showed that con-
siderable amount of progress had been
made by the club and the contemplated
vigorous action it proposes to take will
undoubtedly result in still further i'm
provemen:s.
The committee on streets reported
progress on the Brannan-street matter.
The committee also reported that sewer
was being laid on Florida street, between
Twenty-siXth and Army, and that con-
tracts had been let for a sewer on Bryant
street, between Twenty-sixth and Army.
The matter of grading Folsom street, be-
tween Ripley place and Cortland avenue,
was referred to the executive committee
with instructions to draw up petition.
The primary purposes of the club are to
further the development of the portion OF
the City in The neigh hborhood OF Precita
Valley, 10 encourage the construction OF
buildings and railroad lines and the loca-
ton of electric lights in the vicinity.
Through the efforts of the club many i'm
provements have been made, and the rail =
road company has been compelled to run
the Folsom street cars through to the ter
minus at Precita avenue. The various
improvements effected by the club has
demonstrated the necessity of such an or.
ganization to assist in developing the
Precita Valley and the ad joining neighbor-
hood.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted
at last nights meeting favoring munich
pal ownership of water works and electric
light plant, and the delegates TO the Fed
Grated Clubs were instructed to agitate the
matter of municipal ownership before
that organization. The club then ad-
iourned until next Friday night.
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VERY SPECIAL.

of Alpha Temple. Ladies of the Golden Eagle.
until Its last held meeting, having held that
office from the time of the organization of the
temple. She was very much reduced In
strength by the rayages of the disease. but she
retained all her faculties until the end came,
when she passed away peacefully and without
a struggle.
Mrs. MacDougalI was the relict of the late
Professor w. J. MacDougall, the daughter OF
Colonel Daniel NorcrosS, past grand represen-
tative TO the Sovereign Grand Lodge, I. o. o. F.
niece OF ". +. Norcross, past grand of the l. o.
o. F., and the mother OF six children, the elder,
W.O. MaeDougsll, secretary of Sargent Lodge.
l. o. o. F.
Mrs. s.MacDougall was a woman OF rare ability,
patient and lovable and highly esteemed by
all who knew her Her loss is deeply felt by
the family and by her co-laborers in fraternal.
church and benevo ent work The funeral
was on the 1st inst. from Trinity Church, with
which she had long been identified. The Rev.
George Edward Walk otiiciated, assisted by the
Rev. Hobart Chetwood, the church choir and
musical friends. The pall-bearers were: George
B. Hanna, L. Wickstrom, w. o. Farnsworth
and d. n. Hanna. There were many floral of
ferings ana her grave in Laurel Hill Cemete
was covered with fragrant flowers.
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ancient Order United Workm.n.

The Supreme Lodge viii meet in annual ses
sion at Milwaukee, Wis, on Tuesday, June g.
The representatives from this Jurisdiction arc
Past Grand Master Workmen E. Danforth
James Booth and William Winter.
jamestown Lodge No. 313 was instituted on
SATURDAY. evening, June ., by Deputy Grand
Master Workman frank S. Poland.
Lodges are in process of formation a.
Guinds, Chualar, CampbeIls and Redands.
Deputy Grand Master Workman Frank 5.
Poland viii institute e lodge at Raymond to-
morrow evening.
District Deputy Grand Master Workman ].
Il. Flint OF MarysviIle viii confer ine degrees
on Tuesday evening on a class OF eighteen
candidates at Oroville Butte County
Al the last held meeting of Burns Lodge No.
90 of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
The following named were elected officers for
the ensuing term after spirited contest.
Ninety-two votes were cast: Master workman,
Thomas Casey; foreman, Fred Hulsman
overseer, Walter Engle; recorder, sever Dteenth
year, Gustave Pohlman; fnancier, eighteenth
year, ALI J. Fairweather; receiver, sixth year
Charles Z. Thomson; guide, n. S. Fairweather
inside watchman. Frank Stohr; outside wa tch-
man, John Murphy: trustee. Gustsve Olsen ;
medical directors, Drs. Ed Bunneu and Viii
liam Hassler
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Daurhters of st. Georrn.

Britannia Lodge of the Daughters of St
George is advancing rapidly and is increasing
its membership under the great inducements
that are being offered to JOIN. The following
named officers were installed last Thursday
night with the usual solemnity and will serve
during the ensuing term. Mrs. T-ewin.
w. e. p, district deputy, was the installing
man, w. " P; Mrs. Helen Williams, W. F. S.
(re-elected); Mrs. f. Whitman, w. T. IRE
eiected); Mrs. G. Willis, ". R. s.; Mrs. S.
Johnson, w. C.; Mrs. Eliza Williams. F. c.,
Mrs Hirchcliff, S. c.; Mrs. Corder, w. ]. G.
Mrs. levitt, W. o. g.; Miss Alice Wits,
w. p. p, and Miss Helen Williams, organist
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UNDERGRADUATES DAY.
High School Graduates Entertain the
Juniors and the MiddIes.

High School Graduates Entertain the
Juniors and the MiddIes.
The junior and middle classes of the
Girls High School entertained their
parents and friends at the school auditor
ium Friday afternoon. A special in
vitation had been issued to all the ninth
grade grammar class of the public sc hools
OF this City and acceptances were general.
The result was crowded auditorium, and
an audience both frie endly and enthusi-
astic. A novel departure in the entertain
ment was that none of the Juniors or
middles took part.
Graduates of other years volunteered
their services, and the one Door lone m an
on the programme was admitted because
he had been fortunate enough TO wed q
sweet girl graduate.
Mrs. Irene Reeves Miss Hod gkinson
and Miss Nellie Owens, teachers in the
High School, had charge of the following
excellent programmes:
Piano duet, (a) "Tarentella (Rneinberger)
(b) ''Gaianterie" IF. d'orso), Mrs. Henry Cur
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The Odd FeIIows.

The mem bers of the San Francisco board of
relief were the guests of the Sacramento board
last week on the occasion of a frsternal
visit. The visitors were, on the day after their
arrival, taken TO Folsom and shown the Won
ders there.
The journal of the proceedings of the recent
session OF The Grand Lodge will be ready for
distribution about the 10lh inst.
Golden Gate Lodge celebrated its twelfth
anniversary last Thursday night py BAN
quet, at which ". A. S. Nicholson, the noble
grand, presided.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the ODD Fellows Hall Association will be held
on Tuesday next when the reports of the
year viii be presented. The association has
declared 8 dividend.
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Comna,ions of the Fore.t

Marguerite Circle will give q social on the
18th inst. in Social Hall, Foresters' building,
and on the 10Th Loyal Circle will give one in
the same hail.
Bohemian Circle gave party last wednes-
day night
Supreme Grand Chief Companion Mrs Sarah
Beversen and Supreme Grand Secretary Mrs.
F. n Morrow will pay an official visit to Oak
Leaf Circle in south San Francisco
Grand Treasurer Mrs. Falconer has been
confined TO her home for several days by ILL
ness resulting from a fall from a bicycle
shortly before the recent session of the Sn-
nreme Grand Circle.
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Recorder Wallis will be present at the initia-

Recorder Wallis will be present at the initia-
ton.
Carnation Council of Los Angeles received
twelve applications at its last held meeting.
The special dispensation granted for the
purpose of increasing the membership aud
allowing candidates to come into the order al
reduced rates will expire on the 30th inst
1t is expected that TWO new councils will be
instituted this month.
Los Angeles Council was recently visited by
Grand Assistant Councillor Savage, who wit
messed the initiation of eight candidates. He
also paid visit 10 San Bernardino Council
and witnessed limitations and saw several Pc
titions for mem bership presented.
Guardian Council received SIX applications
at its last held meeting
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Mrs. MscDougalI's Death.

Mrs. Rachel Ann MacDougall, prominent in
fraternal circles, especially as patron of the
Ladies of the Golden Eagle and also promi-
nent in church work, died at her home in this
City on the 30th of last month at the age of
81.
For several years she was victim of bron-
chitis, which undermined her health, though
until two weeks ago she continued in the pur-
suit of her usual duties and attended TO the
duties in the Office of guardian OF the records
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taz, Mrs. A. Lewis; vocal solo, (a) "One
Spring Morning (Nevinl (b) THE Two Mar
ionettes" edith Cooke. Mrs. Eta B. BIanch-
helmj (b) 'Intermezzo" (Bohm), Miss Alice
reenbaum; scenes from 1.-The Courtship of
Humphrev smith; vocal solo, (a] "A song Of
Sunshine IA G. Thomas), (bl ''Vainkss' Song"
(Whishaw), Miss Florence Julia Doape; cornet
on Earth" (Neuman), Alfred P. Black; vocal
solo, (a) ''Serenade" (TostD, (b) "BonnietSweet
Bessie Miss Maud Fav; quartet, (d) Last
Night (Kjerulf), (5) "Swanee River" the
Mills Quartet
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The KNIGHTS of Pythfas.

The reception to Supreme Chancellor Philip
T. COlgrove, K. of p, by the local lodges will
take place in the Metropolitan Temple to-mor-
NOV evening.
On Tuesday the supreme chancellor, in
company with Herman Schaffner, grand keeper
OF records and seal of the Grand Lodge of
California, will visit the lodge at Stockton and
From there the supreme chancellor will go 10
Elko TO be present during the Grand Lodge
session there and from there he will return to
iS
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Young Mems Institute.

Cathedral Council will be addressed in Met
ropolitan Temple on the 25th inst by Rev. C.
A. Ramm, who will speak on "Why 1 Am a
Catholic"
Cooper Council No. 80 at Ocean View will
be addressed by Frank }. Murasky in Murphy's
Hall on the 18th inst.
Council No. 81 will De visited officially to-
morrow evening Council No. So will be vis-
tied on the 9Th Council No. ~ on tho 10Th
and Council NO. "a on the 1lth.
The visit to Council No. 43, previously an
nonnced. has been postponed 10 The 18Th inst.
Golden Gaze Council No. "a celebrated It's
tenth anniversary on last Wednesday by re-
ception and banquet in Union-square Hail
There were 300 persons seaied al the table and
a great MANY ladies' were among the guests.
These was an excellent menu and most en-
joyable evening spent. Alter the supper
gponded to, DR.. f. r. Ragan acting as toast.
master: 1.-The Occasion of the Assemalage,
F. Healy, president Of the councili ''I. M. L.
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Junior Order of American Mechanics.


At the last held meeting of Abraham Lin
coin Council State Councillor Henry C.
Schaertzer, who was present, addressed the
meeting on the subject of proper observance
of the Fourth of July. He stated that the in
dieations are that there Will not be celebra-
tion in the usual manner this year, and that,
in view of the possibility of there being no
parade in this City this year. the Junior
order of American Mechanics, purely Ameri-
can organization. and a patriotic one at that,
should not allow the day to pass without some
show of observance. He suggest ted a mus ical
and literary entertainment of patriotic char
acter and added that a small fee might be
charged with view OF donating the proceeds
10 the Lincoln fund for the erection of q
monument TO the memory of the lamented
President. The State Council will visit all the
local councils and give the members a talk on
the subj ect OF celebrating the day with the
two fold object, that of observing the Nations s
birthday aud the aiding of the Lincoln monu-
ment fund.
National Representative R. f. Burns will
leave shortly for Pittsburg to represent Cali
iornia in the National Council.
James A. Garfield Council No. 81 gave an I'm
teresting entertainment and dance in Laurel
Hall, Sheis building, on Friday night, to q
large mum ber OF its friends. The programme
Included: Remarks by Charles Z. Nagle. the
councillor, and g. NJ. Fisk; banjo and guitar
duet by Messrs. Rupert and Cowing, ecitation
by Joseph Bas ch, vocal duet by Messrs Girard
and Johnson, recitation by f. 4. Miller and
lowed by an enjoyable dance. The committee
that had charge of the affair was: Joseph
Basch, chairman and floor manager; E. A.
Z lis &. G. Nngie and g. w. Gard.
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woodmsn of the World.

woodmen memorial day tomorrow will be
observed by Redwood Camp No. 81 by deco
rating the graves OF their deceased members
with appro pirate ceremonies. The services
will be held at Cypress Lawn Cemetery at 2
O'Clock. Head Manager /. l. Boak will be pres
ent and will deliver the address.
Redwood Camp has had thirty-four new ap-
phcations for membership in the last three
months. The election of officers for the en-
suing term was held May q. The installation
Will take place July 3.
Assessment No. S4 has been called for June
month which DAYS S3l 600.
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known as the Native Sons band. They
practiced in unison with a will, and it
was not long before they ventured TO give an
exhibition of their ability before the par
lor from which the band was organized. They
met with so uch encouragement that they
went to work with renewed efforts TO attain
perfection. This perfection they manifes ted
at the picnic the band recently gave in the
Santa Cruz Mountains. The large number of
people who heard the band play were loud in
their praise of the Native Sons and of r. D.
Barton, the leader of the instrumentalists
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Foresters of America.

Court San Francisco No. OF the Fores ters
of America has elected the following named
as officers for the ensuing term: Chief ranger
J. Getz; sub-chief ranger, II. Johnson; treas
urer Fred n. Severance; financial secretary.
]. p. Beban; recording secretary, Ben Levy;
senior woodward, Harry Levy; junior wood
ward, NJ. Lacler; senior Leadie, S. Stemberg (:
junior beadle, E. FidleDerg physician, DR.. c.
w Card
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O.honee Tribe.

oshonee Tribe of the Improved Order of Red
Men at its last held meeting elected the fol-
lowing named as chiefs for the ensuing term
Saehem, H. W. Freirmutn; senior sycamore,
Tobias Roberts; junior sycamore, w. P. Ser
want; prophet, q. &. Clark; chief of records
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order of Chosen Friends.

Last Tuesday Garden City Council of San
Jose elected fifteen candidates, and at its next
NEE ting will have tweuty-four to initiate.
Supreme Vice. Councillor DR.. L. r. Webster was
present. Grand Councillor Boehm and Grand
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N.w Court of For..ter.

Court Geneva of the Ancient Order Of For
esters has been founded at Geneva, Merced
County, by George D. Farr, Berthold Ruhe and
William Richards, and court Fountain City
viii assist at the insti tuition.
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B'ne Birth.

The District Grand Lodge committee on
membership has called for a meeting of two
members from each of the local lodges to ar
range for missionary work for the purpose of
adding 10 the membership of the order.
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Hon. F. ]. Murasky; "Invited Guests" F. j..
Kierce; Golden Gate Council ~. X. Hawkins;
Grand Council G. A Stanley, grand secre-
tary; California" +. /. Sheehan; "Sister Coun-
ellis J. p. Foley; "Our Flrg," Colonel J. c.
O'Connor; "The ladies'" j. E. Richards Jr.
The committee on arrangements was COM
posed OF Frank J. Driscol John A. Dunleavy.
William McCarty, D. T. Hayden aud Henry
Haley, and the reception committee WAS {:
John NJ. Ferris, J. j. Dolsn, V. A. Hancock,
John Guerin and william Donaldson.
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A musical proiigy has appeared in
Vienna in the person OF 10-year- old girl,
who is said to rival josef Hofmann in
piano playing and also shows remark
able genius for composition.
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S. Berel; collector of wampum, G. A. Traut-
ner; keeper of wampum, II, Fabian: medicine
man, DR.. A. s. Adler; second trustee, K. S.
Roberts; third trustee, G. Mos baeher.
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Order of the Eastern Star.

Order of the Eastern Star.
Mission Chapter, L. D., gave an entertain
ment to its friends in Mission Music Hall last
Friday night, and there were present besides
the membership many OF the prominent mem
bers of the order and many Of the prominent
residents OF the Mission district The pro-
gramme was one OF q character seldom pre-
sented at entertainments given by fratsrnal
societies. 1t was high class IN every par ucular,
and the rendition OF the several NUMBERS was
greeted, not with peIfunctory applause, but
with applause that was hearty and sincere.
The programme included the following
numbers:
Barytone solo, "Iet Ne Love Thee" Benia-
min L. Tarbox; vocal quartet, The Cuckoo
Alta Quartet: Miss Ruth Kirk, Miss IsoDeI
Kerr, Miss Ouida Sargent, MISS 1SelIa ' an
Pelt, accompanist Miss Neamsta Van Pelt;
piano duet, Mrs. Hattie Christensen and MISS
May Gibson; recitation, "a Scene FROM
Othello." Master Charles Immel; song,
Springs Awakening" Buck. Miss Isella Van
Pelt; recitation, selected. Miss Bessie Harvey;
cornet solo, Miss Dickson; The LADY OF the
Lea (Smart). Miss Isobel Kerr; violin SOLO
(Zigeunerweisen), A H. Kayton; bass SOLO,
''von TamO Piu" tTostil, Pho Lstranehl; vocal
quartet, "Rock-aBy" (Neldlinger), Alta
Quartet
The gems of the en- tertainment were the vio-
lin solo by Nh Kayton, the vocalizatlon by
"Othello" by Master Immel who is about II
years of age. The little tragedian OF the future
appeared in costume ana with remarkably
strong voice and excellent gesture repeated
without falter the language OF Othello in the
scene in which he tells of his occupation being
done.
The programme was followed by q dance
that was kept up until midnight. The affair,
of which Mission Chapter may well feel proud,
was under the management of the following
named:
Committee OF arrangements-Hattie F.
Christensen, Mary q. Foster, Henry L. Nc
Knew. Reception committee-Henry c. Bum
Hattie A. McPhun, Robert R. KillgOre, Lizzie
Plymire, Ellen Wilson. George D. Flack, Louise
Ponder, Emma Z. Goodman, James E. Parme-
lee, Virginia Fischer. Floor committee-JAmes
Wilson chairman, assisted by Richard z. Al
len and Adam Beck. The young ladies OF the
chapter acted as ushers.
Golden Gate Chapter elected one candidate
last Thursday night ana received several ap-
piications. On Friday night Harmony Cha
Ter elected two candidates
Petitions being circulated tor q chapter
at Gait and for another Downey.
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1t is said that baked bananas will un-
faiingly build mp and strengthen thin
ard weak bodies and enrich the blood.
They should be baked about twenty
minutes
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Knights and Ladies of Honor.

West End Lodge will on Thursday evening
next pay a fraternal visit TO Golden Rule
Lodge The latter being renowned for its
hospitality a good time is expected.
Star Lodge of Sonora celebr ated its thir-
teenth anniversary on the 27th OF last mont h
and among those who were present were : Mrs.
b. w. Conrad, grand protector, and Miss E. T.
Parker, past grand protector.
Yerba Buena Lodge of san Jose will give its
regular monthly social on Wednesday, the
10Th inst, under the dIrection of the foIlowing g
named committee of arrangements: w. +.
Bollinger, Miss Mollie Mccarthy and Miss
Olga Bunemann.
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SPOT-CASH PURCHASE
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

51n-1500 yards FIGURED FOULARD SILKS new designs
uuI regular value 81, special sale price yard
7Eo-1oO0 yards BLACK BROCADED SATIN extra heavy
Iuu quality, regular ST. price 75c a yard
75n-2000 yards FANCY FIGURED FOULARD SILK me-
dunn and large designs value 81 special
price 75c yard.
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05e-19o dozen LADIES WHITE AND ECRU Isle
EoU VESTS low necks silk finished in all sizes, good value
for IS dozen, will be closed out at 25c EACH
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Masonic.

The drill team of California Commandery
No. L, Knights Templar, will visit Eureka
Humboldt County, in time to be there on St
Johns day as the guests of Eureka Com
mandery No. %, and at the request OF that
commandery will give an exhibition drlIl.
The team will leave by steamer on the ZSd
inst. and remain at Eureka two days
AT the time the team leaves William Frank
Pierce, high priest Of the Royal Arch Mssons,
win accompany it to Eureka, and from there
Will proceed TO Ferndale, Hum bodt County,
TO institute q chapter there on the oath inst.
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For the Lincoln Fund,

meeting of the Lincoln Monument League
was eld Friday evening at 200 Sansome to
consider proposition from the Scenic Enter.
tainment Company tor giving an entertain
ment at the Felodrome under the auspices OF
the league on the 5th of july. The entertain
ment proposed is to comprise military tab
leauX chiefly, the league to receive 25 per cent
of the net proceeds. A committee consis ting
of William Greer Harrison, NJ. Cooney, General
Goodman, Joseph Steele, Sol Cahen and Colonel
C. Mason Kinne was appointed TO consider the
proposition and report at the next meeting.
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HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR

05e-250 dozen CHILDREN'S FINE RIB HOSE in fas
oO black and oxbood double heels soes regular price
81 dozen, will be sold at 25c par.
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06e-3OO dozen LADIES FAST BLACK SILK FINIsH
EoO REAL MACO COTTON HOSE heavy heels, worth
81 80 dozen, will sale at 25c pair.
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Radway's Ready Relief for Sprains Brui.aa
sore Muscles. Cramps, Burns, sunburns Panto
acne, Headache, Toos hache. Rheumatism Men
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collie dtarrhoea, dysentery cholera mornus s. n.
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