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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-10
MEETING NOTICES.

OCCIDENTAL Lodge 10. p, r and q
A. M-THIs ,sATUIiDAY) AFTER ~
NOON. 1T $50 clock First degree hA
Sd meeting in evening. BY order y
u the Master.
WALTER C. ANDERSON, sec.
poRIC Lodge 80. PIG, T. and A NJ n
Special meeting THIS SATURDAY .N-
EEENING az I.30 o'clock. Third de- A&
gree. Master Mas0ns are cordially ~
Invited E3y order OF the Master
J. r GOLDSMITH. Sec
EN~ELSIOR Degree Lodge 40. .,,S1--...
! q. o. F.-Regulsr meeting ES%4@SG
~tTs rSATURDAH) EVENING =@$S[
WM p. CURTIS. d. NJ.
EUREKA Grove No. 4. L. A. o. D.-The NFo
afioers and the funeral committee OF ~
tle above named Grove are hereby not
Gel 10 assemble al Druids' Hall, sl5 Sutter
81 on SUNDAY. January IL 1903, al i
clock noon. for the purpose OF attending
the funeral OF our late Brother MARTIN
-ALSLNG. :. A.
ADALBERT PANBA, -. a
CHARLES QUASI, Secretary.
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FINE small Shetland pony Address boz
&C Call
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MARION GRIFFIN.


IIe Market. nr. Call bldg: tel Brown 4-5-5
Big free list al Office; open s a. m. to .. m
MITCHELL & CO., Phone Jessie POSI-
l206 Market st, opposite Sixth.
We will sell you any house for part cash
balance monthly payments. We have a large
list 70 select from. Please call and see some
Of our bargains Carriage waiting
A. CAMERON Co... Phone South 1850
Removed TO Eddy St, corner Market and
Powell II you have real estate hotels
US We have customers waiting for good
investments; carriage for customer..
CALIF. Invest & Developing Co. 7771s Mkt
$3.50 r; furniture and carpets new
Sl25- r; furniture complete; a bargain
6&OO-24 r.. fine furniture: clears $500
s4OOO-44 r; fine furniture: clears S400
NOTICING have hundreds OF houses for
sale; viii Aoan you money at ~ per cent
monthly payments. NJ. E. RIVES & Co,
1928 Market st
HEADQUARTERS for good lodging houses and
hotels G W. SCHWEINHARD 9i7 Marker
ST.. between Fifth and Sixth rooms ID
SMALL rooming house $50 cash; $50
mortgage: low rent. MCBRIDE & co I1O4
Market ST
NICE lodging house. 0 rooms; good location;
price reasonable Apply Call office.
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EST lady paInist and card reader in city
= Kearny. room 20; ladies 25c. gents SOC
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WINCHESTER House. Al Third St. near Mar
ket-2C0 rooms. 25c night; reading-rooms;
free bus and baggage TO and from ferry.
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ANNUAL MEETING-The regular annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Pajaro Valley
Consolidated Railroad Company VIII be held
al the office OF the company, No. 327 Market
st.. san Francisco, on MONDAY, the 18th
day OF January. 1903. at the hour OF IL
clock a m. for the purpose Of electinC a
board Of directors to serve for the ensuing
year ard the transaction OF such other busi-
ness "a may come before the meeting. The
transfer books Will close on Friday. January
i6, al 3 clock =. m
" n HANNAH Secretary
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GET YOUR shoes half sOIed while waitinsi 2oc
to soc 563 Mission St. bet lst and I'd sts
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MAN and wife desire work on ranch:
general ranch hand and good teamster; %o-
good cook. Box II, Call.
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ATTENTION.
MRS DR. CLARK
The well-knOwn medium and clairvoyaut
may be consulted on all affairs: every hidden
mystery revealed she will show you how 70
overcome your enemies and unite the separ-
ated; tell your entire lIfe-past, present and
future: satisfaction by mail; send stamp for
circular and special terms 343 Geary St
MRS DIR. CLARK
MRS Katie Heussman, 17T4 18th ST.. near
Guerrero; circle Sunday eve, 25c; sit. daily.
EARLE. 1852 Ellis ST.. hours $50 to IL; tel.
East io35; sesnce Sunday night
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PENSION atty Z. A Bulls. room 40 Phelan
big Past Com. Geo. H Thomas Post. G. a X
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.


FEW OF our special offerings that will save
you money: Fischer. SlS7: beat this II you
can A Kuabe. $1gS; the kind that is worth
$3.50. Emerson, worth S375; for this week Il
goes for SPOT. matchless Heine; this Is
snap: only one, S2S7; this will go this morn
ing: be sure to come in early. Here we have
a few fine pianos taken in trade. am sure
they Will please you. fine Dunham viii
20 for SEQ A W. Ladd. IN fine condition,
S1OI. Crow & Christopher; this will be in
your home for SIS. A fine Smith & Barnes:
sample from the factory; this is enough
said. II you will come in we will be glad
10 show why we can give you better values
for your money than II is possible for you TO
get elsewhere HEINE PIANO CO.. Hefne
HILL 23l-231 Geary St
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s. r. Veterinary CoIIege-Night class now in
session. M. l. PancOast. sec. DO q. q. ave.
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clairvoyant. card reader;
0c. 1901 Mission st.
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L. H. FINK.
WANTED-The present address OF L. n.
FINK. IL he is living. II not. information a.
to the time and place or his death and OF
the names Of his heirs; reasonable eompen-
sation will be paid for such information
FINK resided in Oakland. Cal. In 1881. ISIS
and 1859. E. W. McGRAW, ia Piae st.
San Francisco Cal.
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teFi iA4-so 2 = lAA-fa ana 4lnch room near
hreu-eries. malt houses and factories: daily
receipts. 500 rent, S45. good business. See
r. q. NILKE 26ia Kearny 81
A-Sl5oO- HALF interest ia one OF the best
lager beer sal0ons Of this city. close TO
Fourth and Mission SITS; retiring partner
compelled - sell on account of sickness. Gail
r. q. MlLkE & CO. 2Gi5 Kearny 81.
A-ss50-SALOON with s furnished rooms:
eurrounGrd by factories ard lumber yards.
old established and good paying business.
r. =. NILkE. 2652 Kesrny 81
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= HE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Spring Valley Water Works viii be held at
the Cfice Of the company, No. I26 Stockton
81, al j. O'Clock noon. on WEDNESDAY.
She 14th day OF January. 1903 10 elect trlIs-
ieen 20 serve for the ensuing year and for
me transaction OF such other business as
may come before the meeting.
ssn Francisco. Cal. Dec. 81. 1902.
IlLHAM W. AMEs. Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05
Newest Ideas Found In Shops for U -to-Date Women

T HE most noticeable tendency in table china is the
increasing vogue Of border effects.
The floral spray of patterns, which have been
on the wane for time, seldom seen at pres
ent.
Flower designs popular, but they appear in
conventional" wreaths and other set FORMS
There is suggestion of the Dresden design in
Of the new dinner services, which hints revival
Of these dainty patterns.
More white French china with gold Cor gold and
green) trimming is being sold just than be-
fore since its recent revival.
1t is one of the fashionable choices the hour
White plates with wide borders of gilt much
sought after, but those having narrow rims of the
gold are newer and, to the lover of delicate effects
a pretty fad much followed this season calls for
the monogram crest Of the in gilt Ito
other decoraton) upon each white and gilt plate in
the set Occasionally the insignia occurs in the
ter prettier fancy is to have it inscribed the
rim.
Little fiat china baskets with handles of picturesque
shape are included in OF the imported dinner
sets. They delightful for holding olives, sailed
nuts and other appetizers and make pleasing va
riety upon the usual fat dishes.
A great deal of attention is being paid Of late to
the place plate.
This is usually one of the handsomest articles of
cover plate reappears in view each time that the
course is changed. other dishes of the kind figuring
but
Some beautiful specimens are seen in dark blue
china with borders of bronze, gilt about
a half in width
A hair brush that can be thoroughly cieansed by
boiling is recent innovation in the field OF sanitary
toilet articles.
Both back and bristles warranted to be proof
against water heat
The brush be immersed in a pan of boiling
liquid and boiled until thoroughly cleaned without
cracking the wood or lOosening the brush part
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05

The boiling cleans more satisfactorily than the
usual washing process with ammonia borax and
destroys any germs of disease which may be lurking
there.
luxurious article for the toilet after the bath
is an extra size powder puff
Some of these puffs assume the proportions huge
sponges.
By using one of them the talcum can be much more
rapidly applied than with the usual smaller affair.
Stin another hint from the French watering places
70 in footwear for the beach!
This time ii takes the shape OF beach shoes of
rugged but suggestive of comfort Notwithstanding.
good hint in something cheap and durable for
beach exercise and ocean dip
One of the most recent ideas of the wideaWake
jeweler is odd little watch coIored beads
woven in an Indanish design. The hnishings are of
ungazed leather.
Quezal glass a variety of the lovely Favril, is
appearing in the shops.
The woman who is interested pottery of rich
coloring and artistic shape-and reasonable price
should ask to see TecO
AT first glance one says foreign" But it is home
manufacture-frOm Chicago.
Quaint little plates with French scenes. French
Jokeles and French wording attracting attention
in this city.
They cost only % cents apiece.
Just the thing for novelty luncheon. especially
one having French motif
They can be used for the service given as favors
after the hospitality.
A delicious perfume having the flavor of the rose
geranium, the leaves of which grandmothers used
TO tuck away in the folds of their linen called
Egyptian geranium perfume.
1t comes in odd little Egyptan-Iooking cases.
pin prick in the lid of the case releases a little
Of the perfume whenever it is desired
The lover of artistic china and pottery should know
about the new Australian which is beginning
to make its appearance in the shops
Flower and fruit motifs in pottery designs of I'M
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05

gestions has been sketched by the artist and en-
bodied in todays illustrate
dainty French frock having the sun effect car
red out in blouse skirt sleeves is of white lawn
trimmed with ecru lace.
1t is worn over yellow slip. The skirt pleats be-
gin at the waist line. The bodice has pointed yoke
OF the lace continued the shoulders in epaulets
which also taper to point
The pleats of the blouse arise in the yoke and
those OF the blouse sleeves in the epauets The sleeve
has wide band Of the lace inserted several inches
same.
= The blouse also has deep inserted band of the
towards the front.
silk stock of yellow to match the color of the
slip has "a deep turnover collar of the lace.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05
A Suggestion of Rays in Skirts, BIouses and
SleeVes--SOft Materials in Vogue Lend
Themselves to the New Idea

A LNOsT every kind Of material used this
4 Is being made up i'm the pleated effects
The Suggestion of rays is brought out both in
skirt and blouse 1t is frequently carried over the
sleeves.
In some good modes the pleats radatt directly from
neck to waist. I'm others the blouse skirt has =
yoke Of some sort, in which they rise.
The style is that requires careful handling and
wise choice OF patterns Like the immortal little girl
with a curl sun pleatng is very good indeed when
good. When bad. II Is very bad Only expert
could hope TO make success of the more difficult
The simpler patterns. which often the prettiest
may safely he attempted. by the girl who makes
her own clothes A handful of these practical sug-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05

I found a regulation New York street
paving block. on which was pasted a card
which read: This is the weight your
recent telegram lifted from my Heart.
Conclusive.
An Irishman had been sick a long time
and while in that state he would occa-
sionally cease breathing and life be ap-
parenuy extinct for some time then he
would come TO. On one of these occa-
sions, when he had just awakened from
ais sleep. his brother Pat said to him
And how'll we know. Jenny when
you're dead2 You're afther wakin' up
always"
Bring me a glass Of grog and say to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05
Buttons? Here are Some Brand New Ideas

,pHE ingenuity Of the button manufacturers has
been working pretty busily of late, to judge
from the number Of novelties which appear
ing in this line
The larger portion of these usual faddish
extremes but few Of them altogether dainty and
desirable.
The vogue Of pearl has resulted in a most attrac-
tive innovation This is the shirt waist blouse but
ton on mother Of pearD mounted upon safety-pin
instead OF the ordinary shank Not only this per-
nit one to utilize handsome buttons for
eral bouses but with these pin attachments they can
be removed when the frock goes to the laundry.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05

well. Bob questioned the polite. ell
Derby gentleman next morning did you
rest well last night?''
w hoY me?' returned Bob In voice Of
sOrrOwful resentment. No. sub: I neber
sleeps well Dis we're niggah amt slep
well in twenty years ur mo-. I jes' cOUldn
shet my eyes las night. Marse Jeems."
WHY, what was the matter Bob?''
Law. sun, / can't tell yer. Spec some
body is rubbed de IT. him foot NV a
graveyard rabbit again my elbow.
Tut. tut, Bob: II you hadn't slept well
last night, how could YOU have kent so
remarkably quiety You were as stifl as
a mouse all nisht
WhoZ Ne still, Marse Jeems2r Some
indignation in his tones now. NO, sub.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05

Any woman who has put, highly polished
pearl surfaces to the test of the tub will welcome this
means OF Keeping the set unscathed.
Extra buttons of smaller size can be had for the
sleeves OF the waist If these are made with omen
Guns and all sewing on is dispensed with
Another new button noted in fashionable shops
would be very odd and smart with ones most I'M
usual gown, although unsuited for everyday use
Ihis Is formed of Brazilian bug the beetle or
der, petrihed and mounted in a narrow rim of gold
The insect is in rich tones of green brown etc
and suggests the Egyptian scarab in shape
The buttons are small-less than an inch in length
but unusual and artistic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05

'scuse me-. sub. but dat was zack what
wuz so STILL.
Tit For Tat.
a practical joker of New York city
tells this upon himself and declares il
cured him of his bad habit:
On my arrival at San Francisco. as n
Joke / sent to a friend of mine we'll
known for his aversion TO spending mon
reading; Il am perfectly happy"
Iherinformation evidently was crafty
ing to him, for about week after send
ing ehe telegram an express package was
delivered at my room. on which paid
$40 charges. Upon opening the package
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05

amt Iook'n 70 work. sab; 1 only wants
er orfice."
SIS
Real Distinction.
Miss Redingote-No, Aunt Brindle, ] am
not engaged. When / marry il will be
a great man.
Mrs. Brindle (doubtfully-Well. I dun
no. You can't always tell how "a man
VIII turn out Now. there josiah
Miss RedingOte-Y don't mean to say
Uncle Brindle has ever distinguished him
seifi
Mrs Brindle-Well, III tell you what he
q ribbon the other day, and nc matched
it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05

usual coIorng added odd shapes in the china
itself with fascinating results
Some delightful fruit dishes seen in this ware are
half vase half basin in shape
They make bizarre and striking ornaments for the
sideboard and china closet when in actual use
The ware is very inexpensive considering the
The fruit dishes mentioned by way of example.
cost but SO apiece.
The newest thing in dress shields is the "shrt
waist style. 1t differs from the ordinary make i'm
shape being more of crescent longer narrower.
Safety pins accompany each pair Pinned into the
dress with these the shields held in place
sewed, and are much more readily taken. for
washing.
The indications for early fan are that castors red
chamois and violet viii be the colOrs most worm
Our grandmOthers treasured any silk stockings fine
enough to pass through a wedding ring. Some o the
handwork of today in this particular line would
stand the old-time test can be had low as 81 a
pair Both stockings in pair price will pass
through a ring together
Many women object to stiff corset for ocean
bathing, and the bust girdie is proving good
stitute 1t gives all necessary support
Wood fibre lace is worn little this summer
and promises to be very fashionable in the autumn.
Many pretty tnts such light blue. rose chamois.
etc. are being made in II. a smart combination Of
black and white is much liked just
Dainty flet lace mitts such as the ladies of the
olden time wore, are in vogue this season They are
hand made by process which consists of draw
ing together of many silk threads. They come to us
the Maltese lace mitt. This is hand by
men on the island of Malta.
Tub dresses of white or French blue canvas make
trim little morning costumes. The is double
breasted with large pearl buttons and box back It
is worn with a plain skirt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05
TALES WORTH TELLING.
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Future Made Easv.

There was recently I'm White Haven.
"a an up-tO-date evangelist who Sc
erred a pot Of yellow paint and deco
rated all the rocks along the Lehigh river
with Bible texts and admOuitions Among
the sentences painted were some rather
startling ones. Some distance W the
river he discovered a huge rock with a
fine. smooth surface. facing "a much used
road. Across this he painted in foot
high letters.
death2"
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Knew What He wanted.

me; Here's till We Jenny. and if 1
don't wake up and drink then plant me.
Knew What he Wanted.
well, Moses" began the senator. as
srinning African was ushered into his
presence at Washington, what brings
you here?
Mars Joe: replied Nose. Use got
'portant business, sab. 1 wants er Or
flee"
You want an office? Why. what can
you do2r
DO Mars Jie? What does eberybodv
do that's got er Orfice2 Bless yer heart.
Mars Joe, yer don't un stand ole Nose
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05
Bob's Wakefulness.

Bob belongs to the old school OF SOUTH
ern body servants. is lazy and blithe full
OF wondrous romancing and perpetuaIly
Iatthful TO his master. Besides these
nallmarks. he labOrs also under a fire.
quent delusion of his race, which is that
he always sleeps poorly
On recent camping trim Boz, and a
fellow servant slept in a tent next TO
their master and his fathor-in-law.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05

1t We only a week. however. that the
rock displayed this alone. For an enter
prlsing advertisement writer came along
and painted Just below:
Use Delta Oil-GOod for Burns
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05

The indications for early fall are that castors red
chamois and violet viii be the coors most worn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05

Many object to a stiff corset for ocean
bathing, and the bust grde is proving a good sub
stitute. 1t gives all necessary support.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05

Wood fibre lace is a little this summer
and promises to be very fashionable in the autumn
Many pretty tnts, such light blue. rose channels
etc, are being made in ii. smart combination OF
black and white is much liked just
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05

Tub dresses of white French blue canvas make
trim little morning costumes. The coat is double
breasted with large pearl buttons and box back II
is with a plain skirt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05

The boiling cleans satisfactorily than the
usual washing process with ammonia or borax and
destroys any germs of disease which may be lurking
there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-13
CENTRAL UNION PHONES
WILL STAY IN COURT HOUSE

At o'clock this afternoon the
county board completed the business
before it and adjourned till Thurs
day, March 20, at which time Archi-
tect Drack will have the plans for the
new pauper house at the county in
Urinary completed and the board can
then inspect them and make arrange
ments to let the contract. Repairs
to the roof of the Jail to cost not
over $50 were authorized and the fol-
lowing grand jurors were drawn to
serve at the May term of court:
Cordova, G.. II. Gagers; Coe, o. f.
,Rathburn; Canoe Greek, Hiram Cain:
Yuma, Seth Head; Port Byron. James
Normand; Hampton, Henry Bahnks;
South Moline, William Schumacher;
Moline, Gust Berglund, Joe Young.
Fred Frisll; Rock Island, John NJ. AL
brecht, Ernest Stargard, August Egg
CERT, Charles Fiebig; South Rock Isl
and, l. \. Rodenbaugh; Black Hawk,
John Blaser; Coal Valley. T. S. Will
son; Rural, Stephen GOodlow; Bowl
ing, Joseph Hutchinson; Edgington,
William IL. Schriver; Andalusia, T. D..
Gardner; Buffalo Prairie, w. II. Kist-
Ter; Drury, Peter Sedan.
The question of removing from the
court house all the Central Union tel
ephones but the one in the sheriff
Office precipitated a warm debate be-
fore the board yesterday afternoon.
The committee on public eXpendi-
lures. which had been given the mat
ter to report, brought in Il recon-
mendation that such action be taken
April 1. After a sharp discussion the
motion of Supervisor Myers prevailed
to receive the report, but not to CON
cur in the recommendation.
Judge Parmenter had a proposition
before the board for the installing of
a card index system in his Office to
real estate. The committee on pub
lie expenditures e commended that
such a system be Installed at Il cost
not to exceed 800. The board prompt
ly sat down upon the recommends
ton.
The question of granting a license
at the Cleveland ferry across Rock
river was settled in accordance with
the recommendation of the judiciary
committee and license was ordered
granted to Harry Woodruff at the
usual rates.
The county board held a short ses-
sion this morning, ttransacting the
routine business and bearing and ac-
cepting the reports of the commit
tees on fees and salaries, poor claims
and Jail and Jail accounts. all three
of which presented lists of bills to be
paid. 1t being desired to complete
the business early this afternoon so
that members could take trains for
their homes, the board adjourned till
1:3O.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-13
Shoe Men In Line with O'Clock Closing.

The following shoe dealers have
agreed to close every evening, except
Wednesdays and Saturdays, at
o'clock, commencing Monday, March
16.