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by Gov. Powers Tuesday.
The resignation is to take effect Sep
TENDER 4. and it has been accepted by
Gov. Powers.
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Jaggies-Every man should learn to
swim. -
"aggies-That's SO. He never knows
sa nen his best girl will throw him over
'oArd.-Judge.
The leader., 1899-08-30

We have not been without Piso' Cure for
Consumption for 20 yesrs'nLlzz'e ,o Ferrel.
The leader., 1899-08-30

Though a girl may weigh 200 pounds"
saysthe Manayunk philosopher, "she is prob
ably dear little fairy to some susceptible
fellow. "-Philadelphia Record.
The leader., 1899-08-30

"Do you dahnce on your toes, Miss Quick
WITT" Never, Mr.. Clumsey. Other people
do it for me. Colorado Springs Gazette.
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Ready for Inspeetion.

There comes Maud. wonder ii
she'll stop and speak to us?"
Yes, indssd. She's got on a brand
new dress."-Chicago Daily Record.
The leader., 1899-08-30
The circulating Beetle,

My Sracious!" the mosquito cried,
You look perfect show"
IN" crippled kissing bug replied:
do look tough, that's so.
mat summer girl! 1 nearly died
Before she'd let me go"
Catholic Standard and Times.
The leader., 1899-08-30

A Gifted Girl.-"How is your new maid,
Mrs. Pique?" Unusually clever; she can
tell book agent from an old friend of the
family every time. Detroit Free Press
The leader., 1899-08-30

Tommy Tompkins-T bet my pup kin
lick your kitten" Willie Wilkins-"Well,
I bet if he does he'll wish he hadn't when
my kitty grows up."-Ohic State Journak
The leader., 1899-08-30

She-Tm going to sing at the con-
cert tonight.
He Oh, I'm so glad!
hen you'll come and hear me?"
No. I'm going out of town"
ana now they don't speak.-Yonkers
Statesman.
The leader., 1899-08-30

When a man takes life easily it is hard tc
decide whether he is a philosopher or a
loafer-Town Topics.
The leader., 1899-08-30

Do not allow dealers to sell you some
thing just as good as Putnam Fadeless
Dyes. There is no such a thing on the
market. Insist on having Putnam Fadeless
Dyes.
The leader., 1899-08-30

He--1 know better than to propose to a
girl | can't get" She-"Do you?' He
Yes; she might change her mind. Town
The leader., 1899-08-30

tell YOU what YOU ought to do, man
said to Drake Watson to-day. That's moth
ing. Mr.. Watson replied; Il know 30
things ] ought to do.'-Atchison Globe
The leader., 1899-08-30

Man has his will-but woman has her way.
%. w. Holmes.
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Tra &edY.

Beneath the sofa Johnny hid.
A fiendish grin he wore
Her lover weighed 800 pounds
There's Grape upon the door.
IN. Y. World.
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History Reversed.

lie knows Lots wife was turned to salt
Who in the Bible delves:
nut IN these new enlisting days
Lots turn to salt themselves.
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Aifj7r1;Ez5k5{1zsa5E =


\ certain Nauvoo lady assured her
husband that she never told him lie
nor never would. He told her that he
did not doubt it, but would hereafter
cut notch in the piano when he knew
she deceived him. mo, you won't" she
screamed; I'm not going to have my
piano ruined. '-Nauvoo Rustler.
The leader., 1899-08-30

Lying's a certain mark of cowardice s.
Southern.
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BLOOD AND SKIN

roie In It's results. completely eradicated with.
OUT the use Of mercury. scrofuis, erys,peIa,
ssser sores. nIotche,. pimples, ulcers. paIhs IT,
the hands and bones syphilItlc sore tbro,,
NOUN ana tongue catarrh, ETC., perma o utly
CURED when oiheIa ha1A failed ~
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Laura-"The fortune teller said Miss Fl.
derry was to be married soon" Flora-"To
whom" Laura don't know. The poor
girl was SO happy she forgot to ask Puck.
The leader., 1899-08-30
A Letter to Mrs. Pinkham Brought
Health to Mrs. Archambo.



DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM-For two
years | felt tired and so weak and dizzy
that some days l could hardly go
around the house. Backache and head
ache all the time and my food would
not digest and had such pains in the
womb and troubled with leucorrhea
and kidneys were affected.
After birth of each child l grew
weaker, and hearing so much of the
good you had done, wrote to you and
have taken six bottles of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, one
box of Lozenges. one box of Liver Pills,
one package of Sanative Wash, and to-
day am feeling as we'll as l ever did.
When get up in the morning feel as
fresh as l did when a girl and eat and
sleep well and do all of my work. If
ever l feel weak again shall know
where to get my strength. l know
YOUR medicine cured me. '-MRs. SALIVA
ARCHAMBo, CHARLEMoNT, MASS.
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The present Mrs. Pinkham's expert
ence in treating female ills is unparal-
lcled; for years she worked side by
side with Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, and
Tor sometime past has had sole charge
of the correspondence department of
her great business, treating by letter
as many as hundred thousand ailing
women year. All women who suffer
are invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham
at Lynn, Mass. for advice, which will
be promptly given without charge.
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after all, honesty is the best policy"
"les; but so few OF us can afford
TO pay the premium. st. Louis Globe
Democrat.
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Two of Them.

Two of Them.
She says she has more than one string to
her bow.
As lightly she dances and sings;
And he truth of her statement l very well
know,
For he's tied to her apron strings.
..HuCk.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quiuine Tablets. All
druggists refund money lift fails to cure. 2Jc.
The leader., 1899-08-30
10 YOUNG AND
MIDDLE AGED
MEN.

-ss ,vful effects Of early
Luz, Ee which brings organic
w., w. / ness. destroying both
r,'nS and body, with all
n. dreadful MS, permar
nentIy cured.
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commandery,
Tenplar.

california Commandery No. / X T on
fhe night of the 18th inst. conferred the
0rlcr M the Red Cross on ten candidates
eN being from Oriental two from Calf
rornia ana TWO from King solomon Lodge
This exalted and beautiful order was con-
f,rrci In most impressive manner in the
presence of large number Of Sir knights
Including r. II. Lloyd. NJ. y. G. NJ; John
=. Merrill. G.. @. Charles /. Field. c. W.
visiting Sir knights from the following
cHmtlanderies: Pacific No. 3. San lose
~. -N. Oakland No. u. Golden Gate No
-t and some from New York. It Was atso
tle night that the sitting commandery
was inspected by George b Mckee. in
sTe.t.r t0r this district. After the COM
uantcry closed there was an adjourn
ucut to The banquet hall. where there
Was served up most excellent supper.
alr John lonningsen was the toastmaster
1rl De- presided with that grace and dig
niI1 alel nave gained FOR him the repu-
-ion ~ being one OF the best presiding
un.ccr~ Al functions OF this character
AFTER The rtpast there We're toasts. which
were responded 60 10y the officers named
rl lF SIR Knights Samuel NJ. Shortfidye
'i p ne y. Deuprey, and vocal selec-
..r~ nN The cOmmandery quartet Walter
campbell and carl Wendell The event
n.- q most enjoyable one. the pleasures
which VIII linger long in the memories
I.L who attended
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EASTERN MARKETS
Associated Bznks' Statement.

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-The Financier says:
The release OF Government funds on bond pur-
chases has enabled the Associated Banks OF
New York City TO largely increase their cash
holdings. the surplus reserve OF Sc. .s52 200 con-
trasting sharply with the deficit OF s3l2 900
ported year ago. singularly enough. how
ever the banks taken individually do not seem
TO have strengthened their standing much. one
large Institution reporting a gain in cash far
greater than the aggregate OF all the banks.
The deposit item shows the same result, so that
the only benefit the other banks have derived
is the lessened liability reserve which does not
offset their losses in cash. The individual re-
serves. therefore, are in some cases lower than
last week But for all this the money market
has eased up perceptibly. 1t is quite probable
that the statement does not reflect actual condi-
tions. The contraction in loans, IL may be
noted IN this particular, is TO be traced 10 the
came institution that absorbed the cash, it's
loss of FIVE millions more than equaling the
loss OF all the banks. The majority OF the
banks therefore would seem 10 have lost
slightly in cash and in deposits and expanded
their loans. SO far as the outlook IS concerned
there seems TO b. a disposition toward easier
rates. although the decline may not be more
than nominal The steady contraction which
has been going at this center for some
months cannot continue indefinitely. Deposits
now lower than at this time last year. and
loans have shrunk much below the November
1885 average The only difference in the two
exhibits is that at this time last year the banks
had thirteen millions more surplus reserve. As
they have the opportunity for securing Govern
ment funds now and the interior movement
favors New York. this discrepancy may quickly
disappear II is doubtful, however whether
the Wild expansion that opened with January
twelve months ago.
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Nationals Anniversary Ball.

d. F. Nunan. ". J. Peden. ]. Mather-
son. d. z. Murden and +. z. Grogen. the
committee that has charge Of the twelfth
anniversary ball TO be given by the Ma
tional Parlor of the Native Sons OF the
Golden West in Native Sons Hall on
Tuesday evening next, have completed all
arrangements for that function. One Of
the features of the evening will be the
decoration of the hall. The stage effect
will be Corinthian columns, with garlands
and living palms and Towering plants. for
the purpose OF concealing the orchestra
that VII furnish the dance music, so as
20 give the idea OF hidden music. The ef-
feet will be further heightened by judi
ciously distributed colored lights. The
front OF the stage 10 the floor will be
prettily draped in pleasing colors. A large
number of American flags viii be ar
ranged around the gallery, together with
palms and ferns. The central light will
be arranged as a star depending from
garlands OF roses and effects Of lavender
and gold. The vestibule Will be in lemon
cOiored drapings, set of with American
flags and living plants, while the ladies'
reception room will be decorated in red
with japanese ideas.
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COMPANIONS of the F. o. A.

Lorely Circle has decided TO change its
meeting hall IN the Alcazar building also
10 change its nights of meeting from Sat
urdays 10 the first and third Wednesdays
in each month. The first meeting under
the change will be in the hall on the NTH
ioor on the first Wednesday in Decem-
ber
AT the election for officers OF Robin
Hood Circle for the ensuing term, held
last Wednesday night. all the sitting OFF,
GERS were paid the compliment OF a re-
election. except the right guide, left guide
and outside guard. The domino social Civ
Ell by this circle last week was not as
well attended as its parties usually are
on account OF the heavy downpour. but
II was a very enjoyable affair.
Inter Nos Circle at its meeting last
Tuesday night elected the following named
officers for the ensuing term: Mrs. Sophie
Coyle, {. c.: Miss Mabel Miller, ) c;
Mrs. Emma Agnes Harrington, financial
secretary; Patrick Henry Coyle, recording
secretary; Mrs. Lizzie Meyer. treasurer;
Mrs. N. Errett, r G.; Dora Shanna-
brooke, L. G.: Nellie Shay, inside guard;
Annie Gamble, outside guard; Emma
Oakes. trustee; DR.. knorp and DR.. Hawk
ins. physicians, and Miss Annie Rothberg
organist The circle Initiated one candi-
date and will initiate thre more at the
next meeting. This circle is making ar
rangements for a domino party TO be
given IA IT'S i45ii tn Fythial Castle On the
night OF the 18th OF December.
Robin Hood Circle viii have a guessing
party az its next meeting, in the Alcazar
building.
walk tonight IN the social hall OF the Al
carzar hfIffdfuE
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The Native Sons

The proposition 10 establish a presi-
dents ASSOCIATION and have the past pres
ideHts 3oln with u did not meet with the
hucoess that the promoters Of the idea
expected The past presidents who were
Invited 10 participate In the preliminary
meeting outuumbcred the Presidents, and
iht4 etcl1e4 lo form an organization 10
g. known as the Past Presidents AssO-
cation, and ~ y. Troy. Leonard Stone,
-dtlr0u Garrett. W. Johnson and j J.
lIel pare a pan ~ organization ana report
~ "a meeting TO be held December g.
Grand trustee ~. H. DoOling officially
VISITED Mount Balg Earor In Weaver
fllle and reports it in excellent condition
both as % membership and finances
Frank II. Aarhoitcr has been elected
secretary OF lontOckett Parlor OF Cres-
cent city. vice J. NJ Rickert
The Argonauts viii institute a new
camp al MarysNllle on the sth prON The
institution Will be by Sutter Camp No. ].
Sacramento, Auburn and Vallejo camps.
Marysyille ParlOr. under whose auspices
tse new. camp has sprung into existence.
las app0ll lted a cOmmlssary cOmmit Tee
~ care for the brothers who are 10 come
rI.m distance.
carqulnez Parlor VIII make IT'S first ef-
Tort 20 entertain by giNn,g a minstre.
Wednesday night.
John J. Mccarthy. J. ]. Lerman. Frank
d. kerrigan. Dr. A II. Giannini and J.
inittee from Stanford PaTlor 10 the 1900
convention This parlor viii work TO the
cnd that J. J. Lerman shall be the presi-
ocnt n that convention.
While Grand Secretary Lunstedt and
Grand Treasurer Martin were In Nevada
Clty inspecting the snow with view TO
shipping large quantities 10 this city for
storage, 10 be converted in the summer
months into water Ice for parties. they
were the guests Of honor at q banquet
rendered them by Hydraulic Parlor. There
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General Merchandise.

BAGS - Calcutta Grain Bags. 7T7Hc: Wool
Bags. 2sq30c; Fruit Bags &c. SIC and exc FOR
the three grades OF white and 7lzc for bIeached
jute.
COAL-wellington. ss per ton: New yelling
ton. IS. Southfeid Wellington. s. 80: Seattle So;
Bryant S.: Coos Bay. s.: walIsend s.; Scotch
-: Cumberland 81 Is in bulk and sil 25 In
sacks; PENNSYLVANIA Anthracite Egg, sl3: Can
mel. - 80 per ton; Rock Springs and Castle
in sacks
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes terms net cash. in lG0-Ib bags:
Cubes. A Crushed and Fine Crushed SAC; Pow
dered 5&c: Candy Granulated, Sc; Dry Granu-
lated. 4sc; Confectioners' A. 47tc: California A.
-; Magnolia A, 4kc: Extra c 4sc; Golden
c, SIC; barrels. l-l6c more: barrels Y (,
more; boxes nc more; 5O-lb bags nc more.
No order taken for less than 20 barrels or its
equivalent DomiEoes. half-barrels. 5Ac; boxes,
SAC per 10.
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Foresters of America.

Jacob Laoel, the well-known member OF
Court Aurora and publisher tf the AmeTi-
can Forester Review. has taken quarters
in the Alcazar building adjoining the Of
fee Of the grand secretary, he having
been driven from home-the home he oc-
cupied for SO many years-for the reason
that the landlord wanted the premises he
occupied Tor his own use.
Grand Secretary Cordy, assisted by
Louis Bambonini, chief ranger OF Court
Cavolotu OF Stockton. and members Of
Court Sonora on the llth inst. instituted
Court MaZZini No. l6s at Sonora with
thirty-siN charter members. A J. Oneto
Is the chief ranger and John Bottini the
financial secretary.
Last week Grand Sub-Ch!ef Ranger
Hugo X. Asher. assisted by ]. Label. d.
II. c. r., instituted Court New Era No.
l65 at Oakland. J. L. Ennis is the chief
ranger and R. h Potts financial secre-
tary.
a new court, 10 be called c. II. Bremen,
will be Instituted on the 2Sth inst.
While up north the grand secretary
paid a fraternal visit 70 Court Sonora and
one 10 Court jamestown.
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, Rdisins.

DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. In sacks. 4zc for
4O-5Cs. 4Ldiikc for 50-eOs. SIC for eo-7os. aye
for 7O-SO's. &c for sO-sO's and 2%c for sO-lOCs
Apricots IlGl3c for Royals 12l1Ql6c for Moor
parks and l2Gi4c for Blenheims: Peaches 90
SIC for Standards. 6g6ikc for choice and &c for
fancy; peeled Peaches l211Gl5c; Evaporated
Apples 7a7Zc: un-dried 595l1c per ID; Nee
tarines. si.asc per ID for red: Pears. 6zQSc foi
quarters and sq1Oc for halves: Black Figs. "a
sIIc: White Figs, 4dsc: Beached Piums. sG9c;
unbleached Piums. 7q7isc for pitted and ihc
for uppitted.
RAISINS-Bleached Thompson's-Fancy per
lb Zoe; choice, &c: standard. Sc; prime. &c: un-
bleached Thompson's per 10. &c. Sultanas-
Fancy, per ID. SIC; choice. 7zc: standard. exc;
prime &c: unbieached Sultanas. SC: seediess
bO-lb boxes, &c: 2-crown loose Muscatels. 5hc;
s-crown. SIC; 4-crown, &c; London Layers.
a-Grown sO Ss per box geroTm; 20: Tm5e.a y % Fancy
prices arc I. o. b. at common shipping point.
In California
standards and l0K61lc for softshell: Al
mords, l2G1sixo for paper-shell 1o9lic for soft
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Woodmen of the World.

Golden Gate lamp No. G. has named
committee TO meet a like committee Of
other camps for the purpose OF having a
Woodman's day In 1900 in one OF the out
OF town parks. The committee will be
and Sunset parks.
San Francisco Camp az its last held
meeting received two applications and
elected the following named officers for
the ensuing term: W. w Wilson, c. c.:
w. J. Merryfield, /. A; II. J. McClintock.
c: J. ". Mallady. b; T.. Gordon. E.: A.
Y. Bartholomew. W: II. G. Grunwold, s:
J. w. Mcdonald and y. y. Frisbie. NJ. The
installation viii be on January l.
i has been decided that the next pic
mic Of this order shall be at Nirabel Park.
The rate of age for admission has been
changed. so that now candidates who are
under 30 years Of age may be admitted TO
r1emberehlp
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Decidnons and Citrus Fruits.

Delayed Strawberries had 10 20 low. and
only fresh arrivals brought the top quotations.
Grapes are steadier again. but not very ac-
tive.
Lady Apples are the market.
There is little change In citrus fruits, which
are quiet.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples S5Ge5c per box for common. 75c1sl for
good and 81 259l 80 for choice; Lady Apples.
50 80 per box.
BERRIES Strawberries. sl0Gii per chest for
small and s2N5 for large berries; Raspber-
ries. s4a7 per chest; Blackberries 81;
Huckleberries sac per ID; Cape Cod Cranber-
rles. SSa9 so; Coos Bay Cranberres. 81 SOIl Is
per box.
Persimmons 5Od75c per box.
Grapes. i0I6jo per box; crates. tcdSl
Winter Pears. 50cdSl 10 per box.
Ounces 406T5c per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges, 81 50d3
per box; Seedlings. 81 50d2 20; Grape Fruit sia
1: Lemons. slp1 80 for common and s2p
80 for good 10 choice; Mexican Lines. 50 sod
30; Bananas. 81 50q3 per bunch; Pineapples s
az 90 per doz
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A Companion Surprised.

Last Sunday night a number OF the
members OF Bay City Circle. Lorely Cir
Gle and invited guests from Excelsior and
Inter Nos circles formed q surprise party
20 call on Mr.. and Mrs. 3 Worms at
their residence. Ga Grove street, 10 con-
gratulste them on the anniversary OF
their crystal wedding. Mrs. Worms Is a
very active member OF Bay City and dep
uty OF Lorely. In the parlor there were
a number Of beautiful floral pieces con-
tributed by friends. sent 10 the house dur.
ing the lady's absence. and when she re-
turned she was astonished 10 fnd her
home occupied by so many. After con
gratula tons Miss Bessie Borren, who was
the chairman OF the committee on hi
larity. inaugurated amusement for all in
the nature OF songs, dances, games. and
then followed a collation. and addresses
appropriate 20 the occasion by Mrs N.
A. Duke, past grand chief companion.
Miss Bessie Borren, Mrs. Marie Pape
Mrs. Lippi, Mrs. Worms. Mr.. Worms,
Miss Rose Wolmer. Mrs. Antolnette Graf
and the modest member Of Inter Nos.
Those who we're present 10 enjoy the fes-
tivities Of the evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
b. Worms. Mesdames ". A. Duke. +.
Rarlson. 3. Rhen. Mrs. Jennie Lppi, a.
Lippi. Antoinette Gran, Marie Pape, Jo-
Wolmar. Lydia Powell, Mary Loryea
Nellie MarQuardsen. Sarah Lubisch, +.
Lippi, Martha Pape, Alice Duke. VI.
Bloom, T. Wolmar. Lille Rehn, Leontine
GodchauX. l. Worms, I. Worms, Alice
Worms and Messrs. Stalls, Krons, ". T.
Basse. G. q. Conyter, Martin L. Blasse
and G Franchlni.
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sTANIsLAUs RIVER AT oAKDALE-
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nc Eastern s.

'he officers of IVY Chapter viii be in
cd on the evening OF Tuesday. the
1f next month. and those OF Harmony
arter VIII be installed on the night OF
.t-dey. the lsth Those OF Beulah will
Installed tomorrow night, those Of
.ten cate Chapter on the 7th. those Of
..eion chapter on the 9th.
..e officers ~ Oakleaf Chapter were IN
ICED last Thursday night.
'n the night ~ The 18th inst Grand
.ron Darling went 10 Vallejo. where he
stalled the officers Of Silver Star Chap
.r ie was accompanied from this city
a.net twenty members OF the or
.r. Including the grand secretary. grand
..nlu luctress, Past Grand Matron Mrs
rd. Past Grand Patron Rowe and Mrs.
t9We. Past Grand Organlst Mrs. George
. Darling. Miss MckOnkey. matron-elect
olive Branch Chapter; Mrs. Carter.
tron-elect of Harmony Chapter: Mrs.
f. rrl.cld. matron-elect of Ivy Chapter:
captain s. Bonnineld; DR.. Gassaway.
patron. and Mrs. ] 4. Steele, rnatron, Of
Ify chapter Mrs. Jennie A. Graves. past
rlotron ~ Ivy Chapter: Charles Darling:
Mrs Farmer, past matron Of Mission
.aapter. Dr and Mrs. Plymire OF that
..aptcr. and Mr. Rohrlg. past patron Of
one ~ Che Massachusetts, chapters.
SIR. Peck. patron. and his Wife matron.
0f The chapter IN Hno. II l.. together
With their three daughters. are IN this
city. They have been visiting the local
chapters.
Harmony Chapter last evening initiated
ffpen candidates.
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The Druids.

Preparations are being made for a grand
ball 10 be given on the evening Of the
9th OF next January in the Assembly
Hall Of the odd Fellows building By the
combined groves, chapters and circles OF
the order in this city.
The officers OF Vssco da Cana Grove
were publicly installed by District Deputy
Fernandes in the Druids building last
week, after which there was a supper in
honor of the occasion, a programme Of
music songs and a dance.
Noble Grand Arch James f. Martinoni
last week made a flying trip to Angels
Camp. where he instituted Fortuna Grove
with flfty-two charter members. He also
paid a visit TO Oakland Grove in COM
pany with Grand Secretary John Nj
Graves and number of the members of
Laurel and Roma groves.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

There IS no change in Potatoes and Onions.
Peas and Beans are hrm and scarce, but
other Vegetables dull. Cucumbers and To-
matoes are neglected and weak.
There Is some old Rhubarb the market at
s1G1 Is per box
POTATOES-River Reds, e0as5c: Burbanks
5Cfi65C per ctl: Saiinas Burbanks S1Gl %; Ore
gon Burbanks G5cdSl 10: Sweet Potatoes 75d
S5c for Rivers and Slqi 10 for Merced.
ONIONS-T5c4I per ctl.
EGETABLES-Green Peas. 7a1oc per 10;
String Beans 6Nl0c: Cabbage. 4Od50c: Toma-
toes 10G25c: Egg Plant. 25G5Oc: Dried Okra
12jzc per 10; Garlic. 3qic: Green Peppers. 500
75c: Carrots 30G40c per sack: Cucumbers. 90fI
soc: Los Angeles Summer Squash. 7sc per box:
l1di2o per Id for choice and 4dSc for poor
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Poultry and Game.

At least three cars OF Eastern win 20 on to-
morrow next day. Eight cars came In last
week. In addition a car OF Oregon dressed Tur-
keys will come In tomorrow and two are ex-
pected from the East for the Thanksgiving
trade. The Turkey market is duh at the mo-
ment though prices keep up.
Game Is firm. arrivals being moderate and
the demand good
POULTRY-Live Turkeys, 13I1ic for Cob
blers and l3di4c for Hens: Dressed Turkeys. ia
Gl6c; Geese per pair. 81 T5d2: Goslings, 81 75g
2: Ducks, 4G4 90 for old and s5Gs for young
Hens $46f5; Young Roosters. $4Qi 30: Old Roos-
ters. $4d4 so: Fryers 50 1904: Broilers, SO Soa1l
for large. s3qS 50 for small; Pigeons. 81 per
dozen for old and 81 75l2 25 for Squads
GAME-ouatI. 81 5OG2: Maliard' ssG7: Canvas
back s. 50q7: Sprig. 50 5OG4; Teal. 81 5On3;
Widgeon 81 251s; Small Duck 81; Doves e0cdSi
per dozen: Hare 81 5Od1l 20: Rabbits. 81 25G2:
Gray Geese. 81: White 81 30; Brant, s2Q3 Eng
lish Snipe. s2Q2 50 per dozen: Jack SnIpe 81 25.