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NORTON's PLATFORM.

The best drugs. AFine sundries.
 Pure sodaWater.
 Prompt service. Polite attention. SThe lowest prices.
 Good will to all. IA prosperous business. E. B. NORTON'S
 Cut Rate Drug Store, Ed avenue and 2Oth Street.
The age-herald., 1899-09-27

j Call at the Union Saloon, 1916 First avenue, for the big eest and coolest schooner of beer in the city. Drawn di- rect from the keg; no pumps used.
The age-herald., 1899-09-27
Smoke Texie Cigars.

Favorite-Moerlein Beer.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
THE COMMERCIAL MUSEUM.

n HEPORTS from Philadelphia concerning the
~ successes OF the export exposition OF
nature to encourage and to stimulate the
efforts of those who have undertaken to establish in
this city commercial museum for the purpose OF
facilitating our trade with foreign countries No fea
ture OF the exposition to have attracted more
attention from practical business men, whether mer-
chants or manufacturers, than those which by ex-
hibtng the kinds of goods used in different countries
show in what direction most prohtably en-
ploy our energies in seeking commercial expansion
The exhibits in the foreign sample department OF
the exposition were obtained partly by the Govern,
ment and partly by the Philadelphia Commercial
Museum. Congress appropriated $4,000 for the work
and the Commissioners engaged about fifteen
months in collecting the exhibits from all parts of the
globe. In describing them the Philadelphia Record
says:
There displayed in this exhibition considerably
more than 100000 articles, including every class Of
textiles for every market OF the globe; hardware u
all descriptions, glassware, plated ware boots and
shoes, straw and felt hats, tinware cutlery harness
goods, ewelry, agricultural implements and other
goods. Not only have the American agents sue
ceeded in getting many specimens OF the articles
manufactured in the various countries but have
placed by the side OF these the articles Of the same
kind imported in these markets, as TO give com
prehensive object lesson to American manufacturers
what these markets desire and what their com
pettors from other countries furnishing for
them"
1t has been announced that if the citizens of San
Francisco establish and maintain commercial mu-
the authorities of the in Philadelphia would
cooperate with it and furnish of the surplus there
considerable number of exhibits to start with Ii
would be well to accept that offer promptly From
the of interest which has been excited in the
East by the exposition of exports it is certain more
than one city will be moved to establish museum OF
the kind and apply to Philadelphia for exhibits If
we delay the inauguration OF the here VIC
may lose many valuable collection OF foreign goods
that might otherwise come to us.
1t IS to be noted that exhibit OF the extent and
variety now displayed at Philadelphia is not easily
obtained 1t is said it Is the only collection of mer
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
CALIFORNIA MASONS
IN COMMUNICATION
THE GRAND LODGE MEETS FOR
THE FIFTIETH TIME.
An Encouraging Report Presented by
the Grand Master, Judge F. M.
Angellotti of San Rafael.

At 10 o'clock yesterday morning the
most worshipful Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons of California met
in annual convocation in the Masonic
Temple There were present nearly 500
representa- who were assembled in
the interests of 267 lodges in this jurisdic-
ton. The following named grand officers
were also present: Master F. NJ. An
gellotti, San Rafael; Deputy Grand Master
Charles L. Patton, San Francisco; Senior
Grand Warden James A. Foshay, Los
Angeles; Junior Grand Warden William
Sewall Wells, Martinez; Grand Treasurer
Edward Coleman, Grand Secretary George
Johnson, Grand Chaplain Edward B.
Church, Grand Orator Carroll Cook,
Grand Lecturer W. H. Edwards of San
Francisco; Grand Marshal John W.
Boyd of Sacramento; Grand Standard
Bearer Samuel Prayer Of Los Angeles;
Grand Sword Bearer Charles w. Nut
ting of Etna; Grand Bible Bearer Will
Grand Deacon Clarence w. Kellogg of
Lakeport; Junior Grand Deacon Emanuel
]. Louis of San Diego; Senior Grand
Steward Hermann c. Bargmann of
Stockton; Junior Grand Steward James
c. Ensign of Hanford; Grand Pursuit
want James F. Drake of Redands:
Grand Organist Samuel D, Mayer and
Grand Tyler George P. Adams of San
Francisco.
This is the flftieth annual communica-
ton, the first having been held In the
city Of Sacramento on the 7th Of May.
1856
Grand Master Judge Angellotti In his
annual address, which is an able docu-
ment, says that there has been during the
members. something which has been
exceeded but once in the history
of the Grand Lodge in this State
Dispensations were granted to organize
West Gate Lodge at Los Angeles. Fruit
Lodge at Crockett and San Jacinto Lodge
at San Jacinto, while Covina Lodge, to
which a charter was granted by the pre-
stituted by Senior Grand Warden James
A. Foshay of Los Angeles. Arcturas
Lodge and Petaluma Lodge were consoli-
dated under the name of Petaluma Lodge.
were consolidated under the name CT
Georgetown Lodge. No lodge during the
year surrendered It's charter. and the
financial condition is as a rule favorable.
Harmony generally exists, and in most
localities there is apparent a spirit OF
zeal and enthusiasm that is most graft
flying.
Only one death occurred in the ranks
of the past officers of the grand body.
and none in that of the sitting grand
officers. The death was that of Theodore
Guevara Cockrill, who was senior grand
warden in 1868.
During the year the Grand Lodge laid
the corn arstone of the college building of
the Faculties of the College of Physicians
and Surgeons In San Francisco, of a new
Methodist Episcopal church in Red
lands, and by direction of the grand
master the grand senior warden con-
Quoted the ceremony of laying the corner
stone of the new City Hall at Long
Beach
The grand master enforced the law Of
the order that prohibits the work ~
lodges being carried on in any language
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chandise representing the products of the world
gathered for the purpose OF giving the exporter the
opportunity of examining the goods marketable in
foreign lands and with which he desires to place his
in competition The difficulties of obtaining the
collection and its object explained by William
Harper whose efforts brought about the cooperation
OF the Federal Government with that of the Phiade-
pha Commercial Museum officials in the accumula-
ton OF these so-called samples. Among the expe
riences narrated OF the agents in getting them
number of instances where the American Commits
sioners threatened with death for spying on the
industrial secrets of various countries In not few
cases they compelled to appeal to the American
Consul for protection and this official had to seek
the assistance OF the Government.
San Francisco OF course looks forward to a vast
expansion of her commerce in the immediate future
and that being so, her merchants should be alert to
profit by the opportunity afforded to start COM
mercial museum under such favorable circumstances
The promoters OF the movement should urge it at
once upon public attention
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AROUND THE
CORRIDORS

Judge ]. c. Law of Merced is a guest at
the Lick
William Spiers, the Calistoga stage
man. is at the Lick.
Lieutenant o. D. Norton, U. S. N. is a
guest at the Occidental
R. E. Hyde, wealthy banker Of Visalia.
is guest at the Palace
Dr. H. S. Orner has come up from Los
Angeles and is at the Occidental
T. w. Mather. one of the leading busi-
ness men of Napa, is at the California
w. H. Clary. a mine owner of Stockton,
is among the arrivals of yesterday at the
Lick.
c. G. Perkins, a mining man of Oro-
vile, is at the Grand, accompanied by his
wife.
c. w. Striner Of Philadelphia arrived on
the overland last night and went to the
Palace.
Captain Broomhead Of the transport
Pennsylvania is registered as a guest at
the Lick
Hon. F. X. Lane. a prominent politician
of Minneapolis. is one of the recnt arriy-
ais at the Grand
s. N. Griffith. the Fresno banker and
capitalist. is at the Occidental, where ne
arrived yesterday.
W. w. Douglas. Assistant Comptroller
of Sacramento. is among the recent ar
rivals at the Grand.
Charles c. McIver the Mission San Jose
capitalist and athlete. is at the Palace for
a short stay in the city.
W. w. FELTON, of San Luis Obispo. who
is largely interested in Mexican mines. is
guest at the Occidental
John A. McIntire, the Sacramento mine
owner, is registered at the Grand He
comes to this city on short business
trip.
Professor T. S. C. Law has come I'D
from his home In Pasadena and is a guest
at the California, where he will remain
for the next few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Churchill have ar
rived at the Palace from their home in
Napa. Mr.. Churchill is one of the leading
bankers of the city in which he resides
DR.. A. P. Tartar of Tehama and DR.. ].
D. Wrenn of Placerville are two well
known physicians who are visiting the
city on pleasure bent. They are staying
at the Russ.
John Breuner & Co of Sacramento and
Fl. Friedman & Co. of this city are nego-
tiating for an extensive upholstery fac
tory in this city. which will give employ
ment to hundreds of men.
James G. Woodwork has resigned his
place as general freight agent of the Ore
gon Railway and Navigation COMPANY to
become traffic manager of the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company at Seattle.
Miss Mary Westfall will give talk on
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
A LESSON FROM TEXAS.

u way OF bringing to the attention OF capitalists
X and home-seekers the many advantages and
- resources OF Texas the Governor of that State
has called industrial convention to meet at Dallas
the Goth of the present month. The object OF the
gathering is to vtalize industry in Texas and con-
vince thoughtful investors of the many advantages it
offers for diversified industry 1t is stated the con-
venton will be attended by upward OF two thousand
OF affairs in the State and will be addressed by
Of national reputation who are in touch with the
progress of the world.
For the purpose of interesting the general public
in the subject and OF mpressng the value of the con-
vention upon all who are seeking business opportu-
mites, the invitations to the meeting are accom-
panied by card setting forth OF the advantages
of the commonwealth, as follows Raw material of
every description, especially cotton, is produced
cheaper in Texas than anywhere else in the United
States in short, natural advantages are second
to those of other earth and offer superior in
ducements for the investment OF capital OF these
facts every dspassionatc investigator will be con-
vinced. Texas is the cotton field in the
United States to Central and South America and the
Orient. Galveston, its great harbor occupies as COM
nandng position commercially to the republics
bordering the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea
as does Constantinope to Europe, Asia and Africa,
while have direct connection by rail with the
gateways of the Pacific Coast"
1t is to be borne in mind that this movement in
Texas is in line with similar movements going on
in all the Southern States Those commonwealths
which for years have been regarded as sluggish and
inert have set to work in earnest to attract men
and capital from the North They have already es-
tablished cotton manufacturing industry which
threatens that OF New England and have done also
much in the direction OF ron steel and wood work.
California ought to profit by the lesson that is
being taught in the South We have, indeed, no cot
ton industry to work up but we have large quantity
OF raw material that should be manufactured here.
Why should there not be concerted and resolute
effort to attract to this State the attention of invest
ors? Why learn from Texas9
Young Alfred Vanderbilt missed the chance OF a
lifetime in not stODpinP at San Francisco The
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
Az1, Re<1esae44

but that Of the ritual of the Grand Lodge,
which is the English language.
The grand treasurer and grand secre-
tary presented their reports, which took
the usual course.
1t was decided to convene the Grand
Lodge at o'clock this morning and call
it off at II o'clock, and have as many of
the representatives as can go to Decoto
to inspect the Masonic Home at that
place.
Tomorrow the officers for the ensuing
year will be elected. Last evening Pacific
Lodge exemplifed the work of the third
degree before the Grand Lodge.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11

Alameda, Cal. Oct. 8, 1899.
To the Edi tor Of The San Fran
cisco Call-Dear Sir: The readers
of The Call will be under great OBJ
ligati ons to you for the series Of
art cles by eminent men whi ch are
to appear in your Home Study Circle
columns. Every parent and every
teacher will find them almost in
valuable. Yours respec tfully,
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
pental Assassination officers.

The annual meeting of the San Fran
cisco Dental Association was held Mon
day night and the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President.
DR.. II. L. Seager; vice president Dr. w
secretary, DR.. c. Deichmiller: CORE.
spending secretary, DR. NJ. V Croall: IL
brarian, DR.. r. y. Taylor.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11

"Pact1c Sea Flora" in the parlors Of the
Occidental Hotel at 2 o'clock next Friday
afternoon. Those who attend may expect
a very interesting discourse; as Miss
Westfal has been close student OF. the
subject for many years.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11

Britain been
trying their Fortunes have
Of the
this trfng worth onequarter the
value OF the poorest challenger defender
This yacht
worth an independent fortune with paint sides beautiful
where the will be held Shamrock
ona almost certain will the of purely
English
gngs for hard American birth breeding everything
(even though his business that of write article
altogether dependent
oversight in this respect is at all possible
defender longhed
powerful put planet Saturn
the twelfth house the house of grief and
to
aspected by
good powerful and saie
strong element of and
June 6 s AS her FURNISHED
the Of fight
heavens occupied the of
The
the
and glory Jupiter the of
huence Of
certain in each Both
element of doubt left after carefully
heavens The boats evenly matched
Columbia the defender although
of the She will
ham, in Lese's Weekly.
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Yesterdav's Insolvents.

Henry H. Blood of San Francisco. a
member of the firm of Harris, Blood &c
Co of Virginia City. New; liabilities S1S.-
241 27; assets. a claim for $1,000. John H
Tucker blacksmith, San Francisco,
1882 63; assets, So. John Galloway, San
francisco. S2712 50; no assets.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
cALrFoRN1ANs IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1o-F. A. Dodge
.s 4,5fa Of san Francisco are at the Wei
iinEton. Henry H. Newton OF San ran
cisco is at the St. James
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11

HOTEL DEL CORONADO-Take advantage
OF the round-trip tickets. Now only $50 by
steamship. including fifteen days board at no.
tel; longer stay 50 so per day. Apply at New
Montgomery street San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
"Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup,

Has been used for fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while Teething with
perfect success 1t soothes the child softens
the gums, allays Pain, cures Wind Collie, regu-
lates the Bowels and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoeas. whether arising from teething or
other causes. For sale by druggists in every
part of the world. Be and ask for Mrs.
Winslows Soothing Syrup. 25c bottle.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
Cal. glace fruit SOC per fb at Townsend's. :

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's), 80 Mont
gomery street. Telephone Main 1912.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11
cA11FoRN1ANs IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Oct. 1O.-Thomas Crolling
- san Francisco is at the Gilsey; L. T.
Moore NJ ore and wife of san Diego are at the
eayny. c@0gIg professor Mongreniae Lassom and
F. p ". " Young of san Francisco are at the
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11

ASSESSMENT K, San Jose, Cal.
If YOU own shares in mining company
and do not pay the assessment. so much
of the stock as may be required to 9ay
that assessment will be sold after que
and an assessment is levied. your broker
will call on you for the amount Of the
assessment and If you do not pay ne VIII
arrangement with him to carry your
stock
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11

With all the credit of "Lipton Limited and the
vast connections OF the Isens it seems little strange
that the owners OF Shamrock and Columbia do
not succeed in raising the wind
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11

THE CITY HALL-Subscriber City.
The cornerstone of the City Hall Of San
Francisco was laid on the 22d Oh
February 1872
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11

LAKE WASHINGTON j. L., City.
Lake Washington in the State of Wash
ington is !6 miles long, 3A miles wide at
the widest part and its greatest depth IS
35 fathomS.
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

THE AUTOMOBILE. F.. Potrero,
CITY. The Davis automobile was shlpPeu
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blaine on Expansion.

Editor call; Your editorial in your IS
sue of this date entitled 9eII1Gol LI a.,oe.5
ineIy lieH, nertinent quotation from James G.
EtTongy Sia5ns condemns the fQreiPe 9Cqgis 1011a
ton Of territory having }oE6 h0sQe y6T P0Padd read
e1on ers when and where Mr.. Blaine uttered
or wrote these words c-o>-ES
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San Francisco. Oct. s, 1899.

Our correspondent WI IND md "a Tsgsas ge
lanes He; p'Gi'aare & BIaine. I Ipubished at Norwich
Conn. by the Henry PUBLISHING 6iI g CTm, ON
pany. and copyrighted by Mr. a Blalns ne ,a5e ge
95Q
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11

As might be Judged from its title Seellraft Seege-
turg Seeherrschaft," published Berlin by Rear Ad-
mira Valos, is book Of the sea In words not less
than foot long the admiral sets forth arguments
that cannot be reued except in words two feet long.
the benefits OF naval alliance between Germany and
America.
II General Seamans, is reported. threw Lieuten-
ant Wallis commission into All ash-barre, he has
shown signs OF intelligence for which he has not
been given credit The ashbarrel is the proper re-
ceptacle Tor anything emanating from Gage
Official circles in Berlin greatly exercised over
the discovery of widespread gambling in the German
capital The deepest shock seems to have been ex-
perenced the revelation OF the fact that the other
fellows held the highest cards.
Latest dispatches from the Transvaal indicate that
Dom Paul Kruger is game. II may make him wild
when John Bull goes hunting him.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11

Young Alfred Vanderbilt missed the chance OF a
lifetime in not stopping at San Francisco The
whole people were willing share with him the hot
time they have been having for the past few days.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11

SESSIONS OF CONGRESS-N. N. City.
The following dates Of the opening and
closing of the Fifty-third, Flfty-fourth
and Fifty-siXth Congresses of the United
States will give you an idea OF how Iong
Congress remains in session:
Fifty -third-First session opened August
T. 1893, closed November g. 1892. second ses-
sion. December 4. 1893. to August Is. 1894;
third session, December, 1S9f, to March l.
1895.
Fifty-fourth-First session December 2,
1896 to June II, 1895: second, December 1,
1896 to March /. 1897.
-fifth-First session, March 10: 1897.
to July a. 1887; second session December
6, 1897, to July s, 1898; third session, De-
cember 5, 1888, to March A. 1899.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-11

CHBESE-A. s., Middleton. Cal The
materials employed in making cheese are
milk and rennet. The milk may be Of any
kind, from the poorest skinned to that
rich in cream, according to the quality Of
cheese required The material being
ready. the greater portion of the milk is
put into a large tub and the remainder
sufficiently heated to raise the whole
quantity to the temperature of new milk;
The whole is then whisked together and
the rennet added. 1t is then allowed to
stand until completely turned, when the
curd is struck down several times with Il
skimming dish, after which ii is allowed
to subside The vat covered with cheese
cloth is then placed on a horse or ladder
over the tub and filled with curd by means
of the skinner. The curd is pressed
down with the hands and more added as
it sinks. This process is repeated until the
curd rises about two inches above the
edge. The cheese partially separated
from the whey is placed in a clean tub
and a proper quantity of salt added. after
which a board is placed under and over
it, and pressure applied for two or three
hours. The cheese is then turned out.
new cheese cloth put around it and
pressed again for ten hours. 1t requires
practice to make good cheese. There are
books that give all the details.
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CALLS HOME STUDY CIRCLE
Will Be Found Invaluable,
UNIVERSITY ACADEMY

VS. PROFESSOR w. w. ANDERSON.
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT,
G. c. CARLTON Herald Square
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NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE:
PERRY LJKENS ,IP...-..........20 Tribune Building
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Columbia-"Hotel Topsy TurYy."
California--"Camille."
Orpheum-Vaudev
Tivoli-" "Satanella."
Alcazar-"Jim the Penman.
Grand Opera House-"Girofie Girofl
Chutes. Zoo and Theater-Vaudevi
evening.
Olympia, corner Mason and Ellis ST
Oakland Racetrack-Races to-day.
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c. GEORGE KROGNESS,
Manager Foreign Advertising. Marquette BUILDING
Chicago.
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CHICAGO NEWS STANDS.
Sherman House P O. News Co.; Great Northern hsesA
Fremont House Auditorium Hotel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-06

Printing photos in gold and
silver is something new.
Through the skill Of our artist,
N. Y. ltow, we are now liable
to present to the public of Ho-
nolulu views of the Islands
finished in this beautiful man.
ner, eminently suitable for
gifts or mementos.
KING BROS,
40 Hotel street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-06
4. HACEFELD & CO.'S
HIL0 CELEBRATION

Hilo, Oct. 4,-The town has
been in gala dress for the past few
days, the occasion being the s tn
anniversary of the founding of
the "House tina. Hsckfeld built. "
The principal business places
have been decorated with flags
and bunting, while the Hackfeld
holdings have been bu.ied j.
decorations.
During Monday a monster lusu
was given 10 their warehouse 10
their laborers and it was made an
open affair for the whole town
and from eight in the morning
until midnight festivities reig ned.
In addition each laborer received
a present of SO, while the clerks
received $50, one for each year of
the life of the house.
In the evening the executive
branch Of the employees gave a
banquet at the Hilo Hotel, under
the direction Of j. M. McDonouRh,
the Manager. The Hilo band was
in attendance and those who had
= part 10 the festivities were: Geo.
Rodick, Capt. w. q. Warland ,
Florentine de Souza, Capt. r. An.
drew, A. Won Grsevemeyer, A. j.
Patterson, w. Conradt, +. X.
Heine, A. W. Richardson, f. Bar.
telo, Geo. Duncker, @. Strecke.
valid. E. Filgrano, and George
Kaibanni.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-06
Dividend Notice.

A Dividend Is due and will be payable
to the shareholders Of the Kipahula Sugar
Co. on Wednesday, October II. The
stock books Of the Company will be closed
to transfers on October 10 and II.
H. A. ISENBERG,
I343 Treasurer Kipahula Sugar Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-06
For Sale.

AROUSE AND LOT on Young street,
opposite the C.M.Hyde residence; modern
Improvements. Apply to R. M. BOYD,
Bethel street, above Model restaurant.