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not so good as the American. The lat
ter type is more refined. Our models
suggest in their bearing a higher order
of girls.
American artists have, in fact, a
wide choice OF charming models. One
frequently finds models who pose to
support themselves while studying art
or music, or while they are going
through college. Such models are apt
to be girls of esthetic taste and ar
tistic temperament and show a stimu-
lating interest in our work
Models of this class soon learn to
appreciate that modesty is a moral
quality and has nothing to do with
petticoats. AS a matter of fact, models
who pose in a thoroughly artistic spirit
are the most modest of girls. 1 have
never seen one after she had finished
posing and had dressed herself even
tie her shoe laces without retiring be-
hind the screen. And nothing shocks
models more than to see other women
in evening dress They cannot under
stand how women can display per
sonal charms for the mere sake or
fashion or of presenting pleasing
appearance"
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the law could grasp and act upon with
fairness. This circle, organized seven
months ago with twenty-seven members,
has in that time increased it's roll Of mem
bership to Is.
Lorely Circle gave an at home In the
Social Hall of the Alcazar last Wednes
day night, and had a pleasant time, as A
good programme of dances was presented
Robin Hood Circle will at its next meet
ing, give the first of d series of entertain
ments by the married ladies of the or
ganization and they are confident that
given by the unmarried ladies. and one
of the committee was hopeful that they
would do better. During the evening it
was decided that the Executive Council
be asked permission to confer the degree
Of honorary member on The Modest
Member of Inter Nos for assistance to
Robin Hood Circle
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" He Paris Figaro recently paid
a high tribute to the American
type Of beauty and asked if it
is not destined to be the model
Of the future Venus, adding
that many Paris artists claim /. TO be,
in some particulars, the most perfect
known
This statement from the Figaro was
shown to a number of distinguished
American artists whose experience has
specially fitted them to express an
opinion on the comparative merits of
American and foreign models. These
artists add to the Figaros their own
tribute to the high attributes Of the
American model, and explain TO what
her superiority is due.
A B. Welzel, who. in addition to
mary American figure subjects, has
made numerous Illustrations of foreign
life, among them a scene on the drive
way. Unite den Linden, Berlin, which
has had much vogue. said tuat the
American model is superb right
through"
The mes of the American models
figure" he added. are more indicative
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THE JUNIORS

An invitation has been extended to the
membership of the councils of the Junior
Order of American Mechanics located in
San Francisco to attend the smoker to pc
given by George A. Custer Council on
Tuesday evening next. Each member will
be permitted to bring a friend. There
iii be q literary and musical programme,
then q banquet.
nc membership of Lincoln Council has
under consideration a proposition to send
to members Of the order who are volun-
teers at Manila Christmas box filled
with good things for the holidays.
At the last held meeting of Lincoln
Council there was spirited discussion on
the proposed amendments to the constitu-
ton of that body.
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ANCIENT ORDER FoREsTERs.

During the past week. High Chief Ran
ger Boehm visited the court at Amador,
found a lively and agreeable membership
and was treated TO a banquet He then
went to the court at Suffer Creek, where
there was good meeting, and four can
before the close Of the month, organize
a circle of the Companions of the Forest.
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NATIONAL UNION.

California Council, at its meeting last
Tuesday night had a good attendance to
witness the imitation of three candidates.
The committee that will act with like
committee from Golden Gate Council in
regard to arranging a smoker by the two
councils on the last Tuesday in Novem-
Der reported that the prospects are that
the affair will be one of the most en-
joyable of the kind that has ever been
prepared by the order in this city.
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yOIrNG MEMS INsTITUTE.

The board of managers will give an en-
tertainment and ball in Pioneer Hall on
November 4. Fraternal Council will give
one on the 9th inst, and Yorke Council
viii give one in Union Square Hall on
the 18th inst.
Santa Cruz Council has appointed T. w.
Kelly 7 7 Dosan J. Heenen, @. 5. TAFT,
c. j. GiIIen, e. A. Cook, J. T; stanton,
j. j. Rooney. E. A, Alzma, J, NJ wa Walsh
Nolan and Rofert Hamill committee
to take the preliminary steps to arrange
for the meeting of the next Grand Coun-
WAYS to entertain the delegates
The lecture bureau has j. J. O'Toole.
president, and H. Kugelberg, vice-presi-
dent
gether again not later than next January,
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FOREsTERs OF AMERICA.

Court Sutro Heights at It's last held
meeting adopted ten of the twelve reso-
lutions introduced at the previous meet
ing by George ]. Strong, two Of the num-
Der having been recalled by the mover.
These will bring about retrenchment with
out affecting the court or the member
ship, and are intended to be in force dur
ing 1899 only, unless it should appear that
the course is an advantageous one to pur-
sue One of the retrenchments applies to
high and low jinks, which will be done
away with and in lieu thereof there Will
be social gatherings, to which wives, rela-
tives and friends can be invited. There
will not be any payment of sick benefits
for a fraction of week The junior
beadle, organist and treasurer volunteered
their services for the year If retained in
their respective offices.
Court Ferrucio last Tuesday celebrated
the fourth anniversary of its institution.
The court was organized October Is, 1894.
with eighteen members, and now 1t has
147 members. When the gayel fell to call
the court to order last Tuesday there were
lin addition to many visitors) just eight
cen members. Many more came in later.
Coconino Forest Is the name Of the new
court Instituted by Deputy Orfilla at
Williams, Ariz., on the 18th inst. 1t has
fifty-one charter members, and the chief
ranger is ]. H. Burton and the secretary
r r SweetWOOd
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&C ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G G G G Q G Q

addresses, fancy dancing, music and reci
tations, those contributing being: c.. NJ.
Arnold, Professor Dasse, Mr.. Nelson, Mr..
West, A. B. Sanborn, Miss Nelson and
Miss Della Sholz.
Golden Gate Council will receive q visit
from the Progressive Councils next Fri
day night, and there will be a grand en-
tertainment
Grand Councillor Boehm has during the
present term paid official visits to seven
ty-fve councils.
Angel Council, the new one at Los An
geles, Is reported doing we'll and taking
new members.
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@ ecoceeo ecUcecoocc
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.

and in the meantime the finance commit
tee will attend to all matters requiring
immediate attention.
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COMPANIONS OF THE FOREsr

Loyal Circle at its meeting last Monday
received four propositions. The commit
tee on the umbrella party that is to be
given on Saturday night next presented
a very favorable report
Supreme Grand Chief Companion Mrs.
Beversen, the supreme grand right and
left guides, trea Surer and secretary paid
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then q BANQUET,
IMPROyED ORDER RED MEN.

Consumes Tribe of Sacramento on last
Thursday celebrated its thirtieth ami
versary by a banquet in the Maison
Faure Great Chief of Records Burgman
was present by special invitation
adopted two pale faces and was treated
to a graphic account of the doings of the
Great Council of the United States by the
great chief of records, c. F. Burgmaa.
During the evening the tribe was visited
by Sotoyome Tribe in a body.
Last Saturday night a mixed team from
this city, in company of the great sachem
and the great chief of records, visited
Crockett, where they instituted a new
tribe, the team comforting the degrees.
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Last Thursday night he paid a visit to
Court German-American in this city.
Court San Mateo announces a smoker
Tor the 21st of next month, and San Joa-
gum will give one on the 10th. Court
Triumph will hold an open meeting on
the 10th of November. At each of these
events the high chief ranger will be pres
ent. Since the 18th of last May the high
chief ranger has visited fftY-one courts.
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Forest have during the past week been
making progress in the matter of fncrees-
ing the membership 0S'
IN M1z IP2t. Lodge gave an autumn party
49, +b fh,TrIday night in Old Masonic Hall at
eiIe 4nlsslon There was a good pro-
gFarnme, a large audience to enjoy it. and
after the entertainment there was a pro-
gramme of dances
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THE ODD FELLOWS.

Oriental Rebekah Lodge will give a
Halloween party in Prospect Hall, l. O..
O. F. building, on Wednesday evening
next, for which a fine programme has
been arranged.
Mission Rebekah Lodge has arranged
for an entertainment on the night of Sat
urday next.
Loyal Rebekah Lodge will give an inter-
esting Halloween party in Welcome Hall,
l. O. o. f. building, on the night of Mon
day, the 31st inst. Games peculiar TO
this day will be in order as well as dane
ing.
D. Hutchinson has been appointed su-
perntendent of the Odd Fellows Hall,
Vice F. w. Jeagher, who has gone to Bal
timore Md.
Miss Winnie Gibbons, the amiable fin
ancial secretary of Loyal Lodge. will, in
November become the bride of A. w.
Turpin. prominent member of the order
of Odd Fellows.
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CHOSEN FRIENDS.

Samaritan Circle celebrated it's eight
zenith anniversary by a party in Hews
Hall last week. There were present:
Grand Secretary Wallis, Grand Treasurer
MISS Cara Mcdonald, Grand Prelate Mrs
sweeney, Past Supreme Councillor Arnold
and Past Grand Councillor Sanborn ard
quite number of the friends of the mem
DerS. There was presented good pro-
Sramme of enterta inner which innliIded
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mia Parlor for a number of years, a resi-
dent of Mexico, will shortly return to
this city.
Rincon Parlor has arranged for a smoker
TO be given in Shasta Hall of the Native
Sons building on next Wednesday night.
"A nne programme has been arranged.
NATIVE DAUGHTERS.
The members of Buena Ventura Parlor
of Ventura have inaugurated a "Salma-
gundi tournament" to last for six meet
tngs. The parlor has formed two sides,
and the side that during the period OF the
tournament shall gain the greatest num-
Der of points will be entertained at ban
quet to be furnished by the losers. At
the first of the series Mrs Maude Mellen,
Miss Bonnestel, Miss Shepherd and Mar
garet McGonigle were the committee that
superintendent the games, and the event
proved very enjoyable one
The members of Buena Vista Parlor
have under way a novelty entertainment
which 1t is thought will eclipse anything
that this very active parlOr has yet given
to please its many friends. a number of
the members who were so successful in
the recent lady minstrel entertainment
have organized themselves into the In
1uential Order of Chocolate BonbonS."
Each member will represent a special
bonbon, and the entertainment will be of
the vaudeville order. 1t will be given in
the large hall of the Native Sons build
ing at a date to be hereafter fixed.
Alta Parlor No. will give a Halloween
party in Shasta Hall. Native Sons build
ing, next Saturday night.
Ramona Parlor will celebrate its ami
versary on December 10 by an entertain
ment and party to be given in aid of the
relief board.
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In China a man may wear the same
garments for a lifetime without peing out
of style, so little does the fashion change.
The largest mule in the world was bred
In Missouri, is 10 hands 21a inches high,
and weighs 1880 pounds, He is to be sent
to London menagerie.
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an official visit to Ivanhoe Circle Wednes-
day night. The night previous the su-
tary paid visit to Golden Circle.
Last Friday night Olympia Circle was
visited by the supreme grand officers.
FRANKLIN Circle has made arrangements
for party to be given in a short time
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LADIES OF THE MACCABEEs.

Mrs Eva Bates. lady commander of
Phebe Hearst Hive, will shortly leave
this city for Honolulu to be absent about
three months.
California Hive at It's last held meeting
increased its membership by the initia-
ton of two candidates
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SAN FRANCIsCO cAMp

San francisco Camp No 437. Woodmen
of the World, will give another of its
pleasant entertainments at an open meet
ing to be held in the Masonic Temple on
Mission street, near Twenty second, on
the night of the 18th inst
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A SNOW PARTY

The G. c. E. Club will give an enter
tainment and snow party in Union-square
orations will be in imitation of icicIes
pendent from the ceiling, the lady mem
bers of the club will be attired in white
and they will nave a grand march, each
lady carrying a white silken banner
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NATIVE SONS.

The funeral services over the remains
of the late DR.. Mclaughlin, one of the
founders of Mission parlor and a past
president thereof, also at one time grand
lecturer of the order, were held last Mon
day by Past Grand Presidents Henry q.
Gesford, John A. Steinbach. Grand Sec
rotary Henry Lunstedt, President S. ].
Theisen of Mission Parlor and Merten G.
Allen, in the presence of a large number
of the members of the order.
Louis Leland, past president Of Califor-
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Argonaut Council is still in the field and
doing WELL having limitations at every
meeting and increasing its membership
Ii mas organized a degree team of five
which now confers the degrees, doing the
work TO perfection.
Golden West Council is also making an
increase in membership.
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The entertainment that is to be given
by Young Ladies Institute No. in Pho
neer Hall on the evening of next Friday
promises to be one of the most enjoyable
that this subordinate body has ever given.
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COMPANIONS OF THE F. Of A.

Sotoyome Circle of Healdsburg, which
was recently on the verge of collapse, has
taken on a new lease of life and at it's
last held meeting initiated five candf-
dates and received seven applications.
Live Oak Circle, at its meeting on We'd
nesday night, appointed a committee Of
seven to make arrangements for guess
ing party to be given on the night Of No
venber 26
Palo Alto Circle had, on last Wednes-
day night as usual. a large attendance
and a pleasant meeting was had, many
Of the members being instructed in parlia-
mentary law during the session, as there
were many points discussed which called
for ruling that only one well yersed in
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There are more blind people among the
SpaniardS than any other European race
Two persons die of starvation in Gc4Ioon
every week.
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THE ROYAL ARCANUM.

There will be a musical and literary pro
gramn1e
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Ivy Lodge has arranged for necktie
and apron social on November 2 Mrs
Alberta Littleheld has been elected can
tain Of the drill team of this lodge vice
Mrs. x. NJ. Poland. who rendered her
resignation being unable to devote the
time and attention to the duties of the
office.
Miss Florence L. Kaye, recorder of VIC
let Lodge, Santa Cruz. paid visit last
Wednesday TO Ivy Lodge and was much
interested In the drill team.
Olive Branch Lodge of Los Gatos cele-
brated its first anniversary last Wednes-
day by a poverty social.
Several members of FL Dorado Lodge
have. filed applications for beneficiary
certificates.
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DEGREE OF PocAHoNTAs.

The Daughters of Montezuma, of the
Degree of Pocahontas, 1. o, r. M. has
arranged a frst-class entertainment for
hall of the Red Mems building on Post
street next Tuesday evening. The pro-
gramne is to be followed by dance.
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ANCIENT ORDER WORKMEN.

On the 14th inst. Bay View Lodge con-
ferred the degrees upon a class of nine
candidates. After routine business, ad-
dresses, songs and cigars, there was an
adjournment to a fair in an adjoining
hall, and a pleasant evening was spent.
Through the efforts of Special Deputy
John Van Allen, this lodge has in the past
month admitted twenty young members
and the membership is now l06
Solano Lodge gave very enjoyable en-
tertainment in its lodge room at Port
Costa on the POD inst. Grand Master
Workman George H. Bahrs was present
and delivered an instructive address.
Deputy Grand Master Workman E. Dan
forth visited the lodges at Paso Robes,
San Luis Obispo, Hueneme, Santa Bar
bara, Ventura and Santa Paula. At each
place he was greeted by an enthusiastic
meeting and instructed each lodge In the
work. After spending a few days in the
vicinity of Los Angeles. he will return
by way Of Visalia, Bakersfield and Fresno.
EX-Grand Recorder L. S. Hirshberg
proposes to pay this city a visit before the
nrst OF the coming month.
a new lodge of the order, with a pros
pective membership of at least seventy
nNe TO commence with, is in prospect TO
be located on Polk street lust north of
Suffer. Assurances have been given that
the membership of this lodge will soon
reach at least $50 Permission has been
asked of the various subordinate lodges
OF this city for their consent to the or
ganization of the same.
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FRIENDS OF THE FOREST.
The several lodges Of the Friends Of the
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i'm IDEqL ARTISTS MODEL.

iris Figaro's Tribute to American Girls.
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Coney Island
CULVER ROUTE.
Manhattan Beach.
ROCKAWAY BEACH.

TRAINS LEAVE root 34TH ST. =. r.; y
Sunda,s 100 BOO 1O.l II 20 \. NJ i.5o, LOT" -'"
$50 $50 g. so. 80. $40 =. NJ
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....A~s ~ the cornoratlon registered on

than directors Of the corporation rsss.ere'
W. books of ;he company as stockh0ioerS' mas
inc IA 10 1873. and their holdings amount 70
inca Sores The stock is being gradually pur-
-''' nv those resident on and near the line
chaS q the ten States In which the company
IN ea'' ,,o railways there are a number OF
Is oP,aers. varying from four in Indiana to
stocN' r,,,nois The total number Of stockhold-
''- " hose ten States is 1,115. and the number
ers :" ~ held by them $3.50. There resi-
OF -" in the United States 1868 stockholders,
oe" .rc 237 100 shares; in Great Britain. 2.S96,
o"" 900 80 shares elsewhere 100. owning
,-9S3 shares.
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financial
High Grade Bonds.

High Grade Bonds.
100000
N.Y., ~ II. & Hartford 5O-Year Debent. As.
100000
Chic. & Northwestern Consol. Quart. Is.
100000
Chic, Rock Island & Pacific st rltge. 6s.
$4,000
Albany & Susquehanna list fltge. os IS.
Guaranteed by Del. a Hudson Canal COB
S6O,OO0
Canada Southern Railway Ist Mtge. SIS.
100000
nichlgan Central "Air Line" lst 1tge. IS.
100000
Itch. Cent. (Kal. & So. ii. Div Isl 1tge. SIS.
$4,000
Rome, Watertown & Ogdens. Con. ntge. SIS.
New York Central SystemJ
$4,000
Beech Creek K. K. Co. LIST 1tge. As.
GUAR. by y. Y. Central II. II. Coz
100000
Phla. & Reading r. r. Con. Mtge. 6s IS.
$4,000
Chic, st. p, Minneapolis & Omaha Con. os.
$4,000
Chicago, Mil. s. st. Paul lst 1tge. SIS.
tChic. "a Pacific, Westcrn Dive
$4,000
St. Paul & Sioux City Ist l7tge. Gold os.
$4,000
Chic, ST. l.. & New Orleans Con. Gold IS.
Guaranteed by Illinois Central II. II. Coz
$4,000
Chic. st. l.. & New Orleans Con. Gold S}as'
Guaranteed by Illinois Central r. IL. Coz
$4,000
Penn. K. K. General LIST Mtge os.
$4,000
Allegheny Valley IS.
fGunr nv Pennsylvania II. II. Coz
$4,000
Phlla. & Erie Gen. 1tge. Gold 6s
Guar. by Pennsylvania II. II. Coz
$4,000
Detroit, IlOnrCe q loiCuo i'' '''S~' 80
GUAR by LIKE Sh. a Mich. south. R'""yo
$4,000
Hannibal 6 ST. Jos. K. K. Co. lst Mtge. os'
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$4,000
Indianapolis & ST. Louis lst 1tge Is
UnderIying Lien on C.. G.. C. "A St J.. Rw"'''
$4,000
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Brcoklnn propsrtn 60 Get.
PARK SLOPE.

Special list Of the best bargains 10 let IN the
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LEONARD MOODY R. E. co.

This office makes specially OF farh ot'pe
rronertv For Sale or TO Let. For houses III
Az other part Of the City apply 20 Court St or
~; Wa shlngton Ave