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Knights of Honor.

Yerba Buena will initiate two candidates to-
morrow evening. the 18th inst The same
evening the new officers will be installed and
a present tation will be made TO Z. A. Falvey,
the retiring past dictator. A banquet will fol-
low.
Norman Lodge had large attendance last
Tuesday. Frank Lawrence, D D., assisted by
P. L. Archibald G. D.. W. J. Thomson, G. V.
D.. Thomas Johnstone, grand repor er, and
Deputies r. A. A. Summers and {. +. French,
installed the following officers: George w
Harlow, P. D.; F. w. Kotelman, D.; George
W. Murphy, V. D.; Joseph Morris, a. D. jacob
Cans, reporter; P. ]. Joyce. F. r F. William
Zehfuss treasurer; F. wilkins. guardian; A.
Selig, sentinel; trustees-D. Davis Charles
Groslicht J. G. Sawtelle. Entertaining ad-
dresses were made by several OF the grand
officers and banquet closed the evenings S
entertainment.
The newly elected officers OF Keystone Lodge
will be installed on Thursday, 22d inst.
Fortuna had as visitors last Thursday even
ing: P. L. Archibald, G. D.; w. j. Thomson, q.
" D.; Thomas tombstone, G. r E. +. JOY, 2,
G. d. also Deputies Frank Lawrence, K A. A
Summers and e. E. French. One new mem Der
was initiated. Fortuna's officers Will be In
stalled on next Thursday.
The legislation OF the Supreme Lodge at Its
late session in st. Louis appears Ito have given
general salts faction to the members of the
order in California. Not one voice SO far has
been heard to express dissatisfaction in the
order when the action by the Supreme Lodge
was unanimous and that ac-
ton is fully indorsed by the members at large
Charles F. Curry. representative from Cali
fornia to the late session OF the Supreme Lodge
at st. Louis, Mo-, has returned from the East
He speaks very highly of the memb bers of the
Supreme Lodge and enjoyed his trip, but is
glad 10 get bach 10 San Francisco.
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Companions of the Forest.

Mazzini Circle will publicly install its Off
GERS in Washington-square Hall tomorrow
night.
The officers of EstrelIa Circle were installed
last Monday by Supreme Grand Chief Com
nenion Mrs. Beversen, assisted by Supreme
Grand Treasurer Mrs Morrow, in the presence
of large membership. After the ceremony
there was social hour and collation.
Artlmes Circle viii publicly install lis officers
on Wednesday next.
Enterprise Circle will give party In For
esters' Hall on the 24th inst
Piedmont Circle will have public 1nstalla-
ton on Thursday next
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Ancient order of Forester..

High Sub chief Ranger Boehm, Past High
Chief Ranger McNulty and Past Chief Ranger
E Pike, OF Bristol, England and members OF
Court Bournemouth instituted Court Knars-
berry at Oakland last week, with twenty-six
charter members. The event was followed by
a banquet.
High Chief Ranger Case and High Sub Chief
Ranger Boehm installed the officers OF Court
Lincoi II last Thursday.
Court San Mateo was visited by the high
chief ranger last week. He also visited Court
AZalea al PeScadero.
Permanent Secretary Falconer installed the
officers of Court Grant last week.
High Sub Chief Ranger Boehm visited Court
Hartford at Vallejo on Saturday and publicly
installed the officers.
Courts Fremont and Bohemian will be con-
solidated on Tuesday night in Fore ster's Hail.
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The National Council.

At the last held meeting OF California Coun-
ell six candidates were initiated and several
applications were received.
julius Rsinhardt, member of Silver Bow
Council of Butte City, Mont, died suddenly in
this City on the 4th inst, and his funeral took
place last Friday under the auspices of San
Francisco Lodge No. of the Elks, OF which he
was also member. There were present rep
resen stives of California, Go den Gate and Ell
Dorado councils of the Nation al Union, and
representatives OF the San Francisco Cabinet.
A member of California Council is attending
to securing the necessary proofs of death for
the Butte City Council.
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Clan err

At the meeting of Clan Fraser last Thursday
night in Shiels building James McNab, w. d.
Halket and George NJ. Tevindale were elected
members of the clan and several propositions
for membership were received.
The games committee was instructed to pro-
coed at once to make arrangements and pre-
pare a programme for the annual picnic,
which will this year be held at the Chutes on
September 9, instead of as formerly at Shell
Mound Park.
Royal Deputy Maxwell L. Grove was unani-
nous elected as delegate to represent Clans
Fraser and Macdonald at the Royal Clan coz
vention, which meets in Montreal, Canada, in
August.
A Communication was read from Royal Sec
retary Peter Herr, stating that no deaths had
occurred in the order during the month OF
June.
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KNIGHTS of Pythias.

Grand Chancellor w. H. Grant announces
the following visitations: July 16, Mojave
Lodge at Needles; July 10. Sunnyside Lodge,
Riverside; July 20, Valley Lodge, San Ber-
nardino; July 81, Cotton Lodge, Cotton; July
%, Redlauds Lodge, Redlands July %. PerriS
Lodge, Perris tspecia j; July "a, Lake Elsinore
Lodge, Elsinore (speciaD July 26, Iona Lodge,
National City.
Bradley Lodge No 2O7 was Instituted last
Saturday at Bradley, Monterey County, by
william Griswold, D. G. C. of San Lucas.
Bonnie Brae Lodge will be Instituted at
Exeter, Tulare.County, on Tuesday next by
Stanton /. Carter, supreme represen tatiYe.
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Young MEMS Institut.

The visit to the Potrero Council, which had
been previously announced for the 9TH inst,
has been postponed to the 22d inst.
The board of grand directors met last night
and arranged details for the next grano
council.
The Rev. Father Kennedy will lecture on
the 18th inst before Ferndale Conncil OF
Eureka, Humboldt County
Washington Council will give an entertain
ment and dance in the Ia tier part of August
Ocean View Council will give an entertain
ment on the evening OF the 18th inst.
Portala Council will give an enter tainment
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Foresters of America.

Chief Ranger Saunders, Grand Secretary
Cordy, Grand Junior Woodward Asher and
Past Chief Ranger Andrews of Court Red Bluff
visited Court Pride of Alameda Friday. July 2,
and were received with hearty welcome.
Courts California, Defiance, Golden Eag,e,
Hu bertus, San Francisco aud Golden West in
stalled their officers for the ensuing term last
week
Tomorrow evening the officers of Court
Bonita will be publicly installed by Deputy
Grand Chief Ranger John Heenan in Mangels'
Hall at Twenty-fourth and Folsom streets.
The officers of Golden State Lodge will be
installed by Grand Chief Ranger Saunders
next Wednesday evening.
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knights and Ladies of Honor.

Grand Protector Mrs. Belle W. Conrad will
return from her visit to Sonora during the lat
ter part OF the current month and will arrange
for series of official vlsitations.
Past Protectors Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bour-
guignon of Mistletoe Lodge. San Jose, spent
the National holiday in this City.
Martha Lodge No. 241 has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term: Gene
We've Widder, protector; Jennie Nussbaum,
vice-protector; Will Shoettler, chaplain; An
toiuette Graft, recording secretary; c. Lack
man, financial secretary; Fl. Friedlander,
guardian, and Anna Kruger, sentinel.
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The Native Sons.

Grand President George D. Clark has ap-
pointed H. II. Strout deputy grand president
at large and E. A. Freeman district deputy for
Amador and Calayeras counties.
The officers of California Parlor No. were
installed last Wednesday by District Deputy
II. D. Lansing. This parlor is not alone No. l
numerically, but it is No. L in membership
and finance. 1t has AL names on Its roll and
has 10 its credit $13, ,456 81. OF this amount
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and social in Union-square Hall on the 4th of
August.
The following named councils have elected
officers:
Stiossmeyer-A. PiIcovich, p; C. ]. Matteieh
V. p: a. Icovich second V. p; L. A. Jerrch,
s.. Volich, F. s.. V. Misko. T.; l. Cereghino
N. E. n, Niche, l. g.; j. Frankovich, G: DR..
ID. T. Ragan, NJ. f.; c. ii. Stokes, Nj. Risso and
H. A. Burke l.. c.
Cooper Gouncil-M. ]. Neubauer, p; NJ. J. Nc
Garvey, ". P; +. Legue, second V. p; F. A. Sui
liyan, s.; ]. d. Brennan, +. -; +. r. Cannavan,
T.; ). P. Mangon. Nj; D. Campbell, i. G.; a.
Dronin, o. S.; Rev. Mr.. Cooper, chaplain; Dr.
Vandre. NJ. E.; G. A. Grubbing ii. Singer ana DR..
Vandre, Z. G.
South San Francisco Council-G. w. Murphy,
p; j. B. Hasgerty, V. p. G Andreas, second "
p; @. NJ. Kelly s; ]. F. Dunno, F. s.; J. +.
Owens T.: w. E. Kelly, l. s.; p Kingston. o. S.;
DR.. T. E. Connolly. NJ. E.; j. B. Cullen, L. ]. Ma
honey, J. 81. Kelly, P. j. Cum mings and George
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A RECORD BREAKING SACRIFICE SALE :!

Although last week was week of only
five business days, our GREAT STOCK
TAKING SACRIFICE SALE opened to THE
BIGGEST WEEKS BUSINESS ON RECORD
In fact this sale is ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IN
EVERY SENSE OF THE WORD, as the
goods offered are THE FRESHEST AND
MOST STYLISH in the market, the qualities
are THE MOST RELIABLE AND DESIR=
ABLE and THE REDUCTIONS THE GREAT
EST EVER KNOWN to the purchasing
public, as may be Judged from the accom-
panying examples of
This Wank'S MarVnlouS Atfracti0nS!
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S64O5 is invested in hall stock of the Native
Sons building. -. o,.
Parlor were installed by District Deputy John
Hannah last Wednesday in the presence OF q
large number of people in Devlsadero Hall:
H. ]. Mulcreyey, p. P; A. Mocker, p; ). r
McDonald. first vice-president; P. H. Cullen,
second vice e-president; T. b. Bodkin, third
vice-president; f. Slattery, marshal; }. Z.
Herrold, recording secretary; george Ihormy'
financial secretary; W. j. Phelps. treasurer; j.
Nagle. inside sentinel; ]. j. OBrien, outside
sentinel; J. Frankel, trustee After the In
stallation there was nigh ]lnks ana the
mem bers and their friends had a grand time
The following officers of Precita Parlor were
installed last Friday night i'll Mannerbund
Halle by District Deputy Grand President
Penn: H. S. Spaulding, past president; A. J.
Granville, president; c. r. Smith first, G. }.
Ward second. and c. r. Cavanaugh. third
vice-president; James Hanley, marshal; ]. NJ.
financial secretary; A. Wehrmann treasurer;
J. E Behan. trustee; J. Prebdegast, inside sem
tinel: w. Griffith, outside sentinel; DR.. ii.
Partridge, surgeon. After the installation,
manner, the members retired to the banquet
room, where there was an elaborate spread.
During the hour that was spent in social en-
joyment number OF addresses were deny
cred but the speech of the evening was made
by the new treasurer, A. Wehrmann. ltwas
mastery effort and was received with we'll
merited marks OF appreciation.
The following named VIII be installed Of
ticers OF Tracy Par.or by D strict Deputy
George E. Cats: X. Hyman, past president;
George A. SteinmetZ first Charles w. Sullinger
second, and Adolph Lime, third vlce-presi-
dent; J. w. Collins, recording secretary; D.
j. Looney, financial secretary; H. A Fred
erIcke, treasurer, and A. H. Goetjen. marshal.
The following officers OF El Dorado Paror
No. 50 we're installed Friday evening by Dis
trict Deputy Grand President Walter l. Null
creayy: Past president, q. C. Gun ther; presi-
dent, l. B. Mayer; first vice-president, F. T.
Norton; second vice president, +. A. Smith;
third vice-president, D, D. Lowney; treasurer,
R. Horber; recording secretary, John G. Jolly;
financial secretary, NJ T. Arey; marshal,
Eugene CrOell; inside sentinel, ]. Landers;
outside sentinel, J. McKibbon; trustee, j.
Cunane; surgeons-Dr. W. J. Hawkins and DR..
E. J. Frisbie. Alter the ceremony oil retired
to the banquet-room, where an elaborate
spread was enjoyed During the evening
handsome gold badge was presented 10 the re-
tiring pres dent, G. C. Gunther, as mark OF
esteem from his fellow-members. DR.. w. J.
Hawkins acted as toastmaster. and it was a
late hour when the enjoyable affair was
brought TO a close. The side degree was ex-
empifed, and a number of new owls we're
added TO the rOOSt
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ParafSo.

PARAISO, CAL, July 10-A glorious day
was spent at Paraiso Springs on tho Fourth
of July. After gorgeous display of fireworks
the guests were entertained in the dance hall.
Among those who contributed their talent
were the following: Mrs. Noise. song; Miss
Lillian Petersen, recitation Mrs. Havens,
song; Miss Metha Petersen, Carmencita Clancy
dance); Miss Bance Fisher, piano solo; Miss
Metha Petersen. recitation; Mr.. Hanson, vio-
lin solo; Miss Kunnie Petersen, recitation;
I.a11 rncita
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Hotel de Redwood.

The following names are registered at Hotel
de Redwood: J. f. Forbes, Miss Alice NJ. Mel
son, Miss Hortense Nelson, F. ]. Morse, Port
land, Or; Miss J. P. McCabe, Miss Edyth Nc
Cabe Desmond McCabe, Oakland; P. e. Mills,
F. p Hynes San Francisco; C. Davidson, Miss
Belle Rapp, Joseph Lissner, Portland, Or.
Miss Greeneaf, Miss Wilkinson, Berkeley;
Miss Eta Snedecor, Miss Lucy Avery, Santa
Cruz. Mrs Edmund North.
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Midon's Villa.

Among the late arrivals at Midon's Villa.
Santa Cruz Mountains. are: Mr.. Capp, Aleck
Grogan, Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Habenicht, Reuben
Habenicht Anita Habenicht, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Murphy, Mr.. freezing, Mrs H. Mayer,
Mr.. and Mrs S. Liebes, Herman Liebes,
George LipheS
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Hotel Metropo1e.

Among the late arrivals at the Metropole.
Catalina Island, are: George Jandes and
daughter, D. A Ryan, Mrs. L. W. Moffatt,
George Moffatt. Walter MoffatI, Miss Moffatt,
George Irvine, Miss Isabel Lowry, Miss Agnes
Lowry, II. F. Bridge and wife, E. E. Edwards,
H. C. Capwell and daughter, j. V. Knapp, H.
d. Spencer, w. II. Gibbons, James Loman,
Rudolph Lachman, II. Schusster, II. w. Mil
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Friends of the Forest.

Thirty delegates representing the several
parlors of the new organization, the Friends of
the Forest, met last week and Instituted q
supreme parlor by the adoption OF consti tu-
ton and bylaws and ritual and the election
OF the following officers: Past supreme pres-
dent, Mrs. A. Boehm; supreme president, Mrs
Gingles; supreme vice-preSident, Mrs. Mar
shall; supreme secretary, Mrs. McLane |;
supreme treasurer, Mrs. Mack: supreme mar
shal, Mrs. Simons; supreme warden, Mrs.
Perry; supreme inside guard, Mrs. Bruins,
and supreme outside guard. Mrs. Neale.
The new organization will give an auction
party in ST. Georges Hall on the 4th of August
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G1enbrook.

The following are recent arrivals at Glen
brook Resort, Lake County. CAL: r. S. Gid
dings, San Francisco ]. V. Galloway, Oak
land; Ii. Newmann. San Francisco; &. A.
Williams, Los Angeles; d. w. Harrlen and
wife, Miss Maud Harrien, Vallejo; Miss Anna
Daly Miss Agnes Carey. San Francisco; James
Daily, Vallejo; Frank Kelly, Joseph F. Gill1n,
Joseph Kelly, Chisell Sutro, San Francisco;
W Z Hunt and wife. San ia Barbara.
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Wanted for LiheI.

Morris Wise, 11112 Webster street, swore to
complaint yesterday charging F. L. Zipp with
libel. In the complaint Wise alleges that
Oester in which she was notified to be on the
watch for Wise, as he was deadbeat dishon-
est and did not pay his debts. Wise declares
that he is just the opposite of what he is
charged with being, and is determined to
make Zipp suffer for defaming his character.
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At Gi1roy.

GILROY, CAL, July 10.-The social event OF
the season took place this evening at Mount
Madonna, the summer home of Henry Miller,
the cattle king, situated ten miles from Gilroy,
at the summit of the Santa Cruz Noun tains
Invita- tions had been issued by Mr. and Mrs.
Miller 10 over $50 of their friends to an sat
home" at this beautiful retreat. Here Mrs.
Miller. Mrs J. Leroy Nickel of Menlo Park
with her family and servants, also Mrs. S. N.
Sheldon, Mrs. Perry Robinson and Miss Nancy
Place of San Francisco, are enjoying the out
ing season, with more than all the comforts of
home life.
A handsome cottage, with an immense ver-
anda extending the entire length of the house.
commands grand view of the South Santa
Clara Valley. A new dining hall, 40x4O, has
recently been erected. and here it was that the
festivities took place. The Gtlroy Band, who
were recently uniformed through the gener-
osity of Mr.. Miller and son, took this occasion
to show their appreciation, and furnished ex-
cellent music for dancing.
At midnight an elaborate supper was served.
Over 100 guests were present. many coming
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New Carlsbad.

The following have registered at the New
Carlsbad Springs: Mrs. Mccullough, Mrs.
HOBART Mr. and Mrs E. Homer, J. Kelley, Ed
Akers, L Rickabaugh, II. Gaddy, Miss A.
Stone, Miss f. Ford, Miss K. Gaddy, Miss
Brown, Mr.. Mcdonald, Mr.. Stoltz.
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O1o-No. 16 2-INCH ALLSILK, COL
O3C ORED SATIN AND GROS-GRAIN
RIBBON, in assorted colors, Will
be offered at 81ac yard.
1Oo-No. % 2%-INCH ALL-SILK, COL
lUC ORED SATIN AND GROS- GRAIN
RIBBON. in assorted colors, will
be offered a 10c a yard.
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SOCIETY.
Continued from Page T,0enty.

July l, with social dance. The dance hall
was beautifully decorated by the young ladies
of the party~-Among those present were:
Mrs. G. w. Collins and sous, Mrs. Dick, Miss
Dick, Mrs. Cornwell Mrs. Tripp, Mrs. Meighan,
Emma Horan, Irene Danforth, Tudie L. Kaiser
Hattie Stempel, Hattie Churchman, Cora
Hageman, Ethel BURNETT, Ethlyn Cornwell,
Carrie Meighan, a. z. Stemple, Mr.. Welsh
Colonel Wallace Convey, Mr.. Charles, Park
Ingram, Judge Trosper and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
King, Miss King Senator Cox, Mr.. Robertson,
Mr.. Hawkins, H. B. Field. Mr. Tripp, John
Seawel!, Lester Seawell bountiful repast
was served at midnight and dancing was con-
tinued until an early hour.
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Junior Order American Mechanics

Lincoln Council is making arrangements for
an increase meeting aud banquet to be given
in Shiels building.
Tomorrow evening Starr King Council will
hold an open meeting in Mission Parlor Hall,
on which occasion the recently elected off icers
will be installed.
State Councillor Henry C. Schaertzer, acting
as deputy national councillor, on last Wednes-
day installed the following-named officers of
California Council No. l. Daughters OF Liberty,
with all the grace and impressiveness that
has marked his work in that line previous
occasions: Lanra Cantus, c.; w. A. Rosetti,
A. c.; Lizzie NJ. Schwerin, " c.. Mrs. J. A.
Colby A " c.; Phoebe L. Nolte, r. s.; Mrs.
Trimble, A. K. s.; W. E. Meadows, F. s.; J. w.
Colby, T. Miss Phillips g.. Mrs Ayers, o. S.
officers for the ensuing term:
James Monroe Council-W. I. Mccall c.; J. r.
Know and v. c.: c. A. Howard, r. s.; E. X.
Fisher, T.: L. Palmer. conductor; f. II. Gott, w;
f Ames. j. =: f. E. browning, o. s.: T. A.
smith, F. E. Browning and IL w. Leich, trus-
John Adams Council-E f. Bradley, c.; r. II.
shannon, V c.; w. l.. Atkins, r. s.; o. Nc
Gnty, A. r. s.; W J scheerrr. F. s.; W
Eaton, T.: ]. +. McGiniy, conductor; F. E.
o. =; F. +. Banks, j. L. Whitehead and j. W :.
6albrath, trustees
paul Rev, re Councl-E. j. Stewart c.: A. p.
Moves " c.; c. sherratt, X. s.: II. w. Will
mot 4 r. s.; b. A. Turman, F. s.: J.
Schmitt Jr., T.: George Moenning. conductor;
Bixby. o. s.: A. w. Dutton. c. e. 1orme and J !.
Il Ear
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The Workmen.

West End Lodge has issued very neat invi-
tatiou for public installation of officers on
Tuesday evening, on which occasion addresses
will be delivered by the Grand Recorder and
w. j. Hall, D. D. G. NJ. W. The meeting will
take place at Holtz's Hail, Alameda.
Magnolia Lodge will hold public installa-
ton and entertainment, at 30 O'Farrell street,
Monday evening, on which occasion an ad-
dress viii be delivered by William H. Jordan,
Past Supreme Mas ter Workman.
Judge George Ii. Bahrs, Grand Overseer, is
still engaged in round OF visitations in the
southern part OF the State
W. S Robson, Supreme Master Workman of
the Order is in the City. Mr. Robson was
elected to the office OF Supreme Master Work
man at the last meeting OF the Supreme Lodge
held in Milwaukee last June. He Is q resident
OF La Grange, Texas, and is very effective
public speaker. is not unlikely that during
his stay in this City, If he has sufficient time
his disposal that he Will address some of the
City lodges.
Grand Master Workman Winter has returned
from the East and Will soon commence an ex-
ter,sive tour of visitations among the lodges.
Excelsior Lodge held finely attended meet
ing on Thursday evening last when the Work
were installed by District Deputy Hansen. A
programme consisting OF musical and literary
exercises was presented ana an ADDRESS was
delivered by the grand recorder.
On Wednesday evening, July 81 CrocKer
Lodge will install its officers, on which occa-
sion a number of Grand Lodge officers will be
present and an interesting meeting Is prom
1sed.
New lodges OF the order about to be
established at La Grange, Stanislaus County,
Angels Camp, Calaveras County, and summer
land Santa Barbara County.
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gle&|l;>v
W Murphy Building, I
Market and Jones Streets.

installation of its officers on the evening OF
the 22d inst.
Grand Councillor Boehm, Grand Vice Coun-
cilor Hartley, Grand Recorder Wallis and
others will pay a visit to the council at ELK
Grove Sacramento County, on the 18th inst.
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JOYFUL NEWS"

A Meritorious Publication Being Sold
by Rev. Mary Dennis.
Rev. Mary Dennis, the well-known col
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from San Francisco, San Jose and Menlo Park,
and the affair was pronounced by all an event
in the social history of our town.
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CHILDREN'S BONNETS.

1So-C Hill DREN'S CHAMBRAY
LOU BONNETG, in pink. blue and
white. will be closed out at 15c.
S0o-CHILDREN'S SHAKER BON
cOO NETS. in fancy dimities and
lawns, regular price ST., will be
closed out at SOC.
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS
S0o-25 dozen LADIES WAISTS, in
cOO fancy figures, regu ar price 81, will
be closed out at SOC.
CT 00-LADIES' FANCY LAWN FIG
~ I'OO URED SH IRT WAISTS, regu-
lar price 81 rs, Will be closed
out at 81.
CT S0-LADIES' FINE DIMITY
spI'cO SHIRT WAISTS, latest style
patterns, regular price So, will
placed on sale at 81 so.
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90 fs-LADIES' JACKETS, in covert
CO.to cloths, tan kerseys and black
cheviots, half silk lined, fv
fronts, regular price Sc so; sale
price So 40.
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, July 1S, from to R. M, in honor OF their
tWenty-ffth anniversary.
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Order of tho Eastern Star.

King Solomon Chapter has received num-
Der OF presents of late that give it nearly all
that ii needs to properly carry on its business.
There were presented q set OF jewels for the
officers, baton for the marshal and hand
some frame for the signet. Mrs. Woods pre-
sented fine easel on which to rest the framed
signet, Messrs. Baehr presented the chapter
with beautiful star, Val Schmidt presented
dozen Bibles, and the worthy matron, con-
ducrcss and associate conductress made
joint donation of dishes and table furniture
which are needed when the chapter gives a
banquet. In the language OF one OF the me M
bers, THE chapter is now ready TO go to
housekeeping"
Mission Chapter at its meeting on Saturday
night conferred the degree OF the order on
number of candidates. and acted upon four
petitions that were presented. As rule there
is not much doing in many of the fraternal
orders during June and July outside OF in
stallatious, but in Mission Chapter there has
been an exception, for during the past month
and up to date the chapter has been unusually
busy. This chapter has more members OF the
male sex than any other local chapter. With
one or two exceptions the gentlemen who are
members of this chapter are members OF
Mission Lodge, Free and Accepted MaSons.
They look upon Mission Chapter as an aux
iliary 20 the lodge, and they are very proud OF
its rapid progress, and of its success.