8 research outputs found
963928369X
No full text"Író! Irodalom? Könyv? Atyaúristen, mindig nagyon tiszteltem! Apám - tán 8 éves koromban - fölolvastatta velem a Pál utcai fiúkat, főleg az V. fejezetet, ahol Nemecseket megfürdetik a tóban a Füvészkertben - miért, nem tudom. Látott bennem valami tehetséget a színészethez, ő maga is szeretett volna az lenni, aztán könyvelő lett, főkönyvelő, meg munkaszolgálatos, végül írt is egy gyerekkönyvet az én fiatalkoromról - na mindegy -, szóval az irodalom valahogy szent volt ott nálunk, a Fürst Sándor utcában... Aztán ahogy cseperedtem, végigolvastam az akkor divatos irodalmat, Freudot, Thomas Mannt (bár a Doktor Faustust sosem bírtam végig), de Hellert, Updike-ot..." (Részlet az Előszóból
Remplacement de la logique câblée par la logique programmée (API S7-300) du gratteur portique
No full textLe but de ce mémoire est d’élaboration une solution à base d’un API, en remplacement de
l’installation actuelle qui présente plusieurs inconvénients par une nouvelle technologie plus récente
et plus fiable en qui présentant l’automate SIMATIC S7-300.
La réalisation de ce projet au sein de la société SCSEG, nous a permis de connaitre de près la
démarche de résolution des problèmes, surtout dans un projet aussi complexe que la mise en oeuvre
d’une unité industrielle et d’apprendre les rudiments d’une communication hiérarchique et d’une
transmission d’informations efficaces et selon les procédures adéquates.
Aux termes de l'analyse, il s'avère que le gratteur portique présente des problèmes qui peuvent
être réglés. On cite :
Les organes de commande de technologie ancienne et la commande est complètement
manuelle,
Le pupitre de commande est dans un état avancé de dégradation,
Seule la chaine primaire fonctionne.
La disparition d'un bon nombre de parties (Sheet mannt),
En tenant compte des limites de l'existant, il s'impose à nous, de trouver des moyens techniques
pour palier à ces limites. Ce qui résume par l’automatiser le gratteur à l'aide d'un automate
SIMATIC S7-300 qui permet de tester le bon fonctionnement de système avant de passer à la réalisation
pratique.
Le logiciel de programmation STEP7 qui fait partie de l’industrie logicielle SIMATIC, constitue
le lien entre l’utilisateur et l’automate S7 – 300. Enfin, Les résultats de la simulation ont montrés que le
cahier de charge du gratteur portique est satisfaire
Electron Microscopy Study of Magnetosomes in a Cultured Coccoid Magnetotactic Bacterium
No full textIntracellular magnetite (Fe3O4) crystals produced by the magnetotactic bacterium MC-1 were analyzed by transmission electron microscopy (TEM). Strain MC-1 represents the first-reported isolation of a coccoid magnetotactic bacterium in axenic culture. The magnetosomes of this bacterium displayed a pseudo-hexagonal prismatic habit, were elongated along the crystallographic direction, and were truncated by {111}, {100} and {110} faces. The presence of {111} truncations represents a modification of the magnetosome morphology previously determined for those in other coccoid bacteria. Study of immature crystals produced by strain MC-1 showed that the crystal morphology was controlled even at early stages of development. Changes in the culture media affected both the number and shape of the bacterial magnetite crystals. Cells grown in an acetate-containing medium contained on average more crystals than those in cells grown in a sulphide-containing medium. Crystals synthesized in the acetate-grown cells tended to be less truncated than those in the sulphide-grown cells. No iron sulphide minerals, such as greigite, were observed in cells grown in the presence of sulphide
963960240X
No full text"A könyvem elé: Ha valakit az ismeretlen felfedezése hajt, önéletrajzot ír. Micsoda átláthatatlan sötét erdő, úgy hívják, személyiség. Akit a legkevésbé ismerek, holott együtt élek vele réges-rég: önmagam. Ezt a valakit először eltakarta a feladat, tudni, művelődni, továbbadni az olvasói élményt, megküzdeni egy idegen szöveg magyarításával. Aztán többször újjászülettem életem során, egy friss szerelem vagy egy-egy esztendőkig tartó külföldi utazás és tartózkodás alkalmából. Gyermekkoromban a vészidőkben meggyilkolt magyar költő sorai lüktettek bennem, a Thomas Mannt fordító Sárközi Györgyé: 'Néha úgy előre nyargal az élet, / Hogy tétova talyigán el nem éred, / Kergetned kell váltott lovakkal, / Haragba jutnod önmagaddal.' Micsoda alak az olyan, aki nem önmagára haragszik első renden, mielőtt másokra támad? Rövidre fogva - az én életrajzom története elsősorban a munkámé, a könyveimé, a fordításaimé. Valamennyire egy-egy kaland és felfedezés emléke: az angol klasszikusok, a poétika története, a saját munkáim vagy idegen szerzők világának meghódítása Az ügynök halálától A miniszter félrelép komédiájáig. Az önéletrajz azzal a személlyel vívott meg, aki mindezt úgy hozta létre, hogy két világégés tanúja volt, szerelmes, csalódott, majd felfedezte magának az állandóság varázsát. A Lezáratlan nyomozás persze mégsem tanulmány önmagamról, messze van a rejtett öndicsérettől vagy éppen a mellverdeső gyónástól. Az ember a saját önéletrajzának foglya, a sztorija az önmaga előli meneküléseké, megrendüléseké, újrafelfedezéseké. Sztori, a sarokban én, miközben megy a mozi, a második világháború, fasizmus, kommunizmus, ezerkilencszázötvenhat, a fal leomlása, Cambridge, Amerika. Egy életen át haragban voltam önmagammal. Most elmesélem kibékülésünk történetét." (Ungvári Tamás) Az ember a saját önéletrajzának foglya, a sztorija az önmaga előli meneküléseké, megrendüléseké, újrafelfedezéseké. Sztori, a sarokban én, miközben megy a mozi, a második világháború, fasizmus, kommunizmus, ezerkilencszázötvenhat, a fal leomlása, Cambridge, Amerika. Egy életen át haragban voltam önmagammal. Most elmesélem kibékülésünk történetét." (Ungvári Tamás
The COMPASS experiment at CERN
No full textAbbon P, Albrecht E, Alexakhin VY, et al. The COMPASS experiment at CERN. Nucl.Instrum.Meth. A. 2007;577(3):455-518.The COMPASS experiment makes use of the CERN SPS high-intensity muon and hadron beams for the investigation of the nucleon spin structure and the spectroscopy of hadrons. One or more outgoing particles are detected in coincidence with the incoming muon or hadron. A large polarised target inside a superconducting solenoid is used for the measurements with the muon beam. Outgoing particles are detected by a two-stage, large angle and large momentum range spectrometer. The setup is built using several types of tracking detectors, according to the expected incident rate, required space resolution and the solid angle to be covered. Particle identification is achieved using a RICH counter and both hadron and electromagnetic calorimeters. The setup has been successfully operated from 2002 onwards using a muon beam. Data with a hadron beam were also collected in 2004. This article describes the main features and performances of the spectrometer in 2004; a short summary of the 2006 upgrade is also given. (c) 2007 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved
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DAILY PAI.O ALTO TIMES, S '.'l'l 'UI1AY, APRIL in, 191*
5>ail£ \Itmes Bottorial page
H. W S1MKIN8-
-W. H. KELL.
WILSON'S TARIFF POLICT.
President Wilson's relentless jiro*-,-
reus In lowering the tariff, as promised the rouniry tn the Democratic
platform. Is a source of satisfaction
(n everybody hut thai element of big
business which lias boon fattening
upon si**elnl indulgences.
The country preferred to -intrust
thin tusk io Wilson rather Ihan to
Koosftveli. who also claimed to favor
tho revision of the tariff downward,
because Ihe country wonted to put
a real crimp In those tru*I method*
whereby huge monopolies have been
ontabllshed and the hard-earned
wagn* of the eominon people have
been handily transferred 10 th"
bnlglng colters of the plutocrat*.
Why (he task of revising ihe tariff snd cutting off the legalised rob-.
bory by the privileged clssse* wa*
•intrusted to Wilson rather than
Konsovelt 1* noi fat to seek The
strenuous one. who bearded the African rhinoceros In hi* den. impaled
the wild bct-ste of the Sahara on hi*
gory lance and choked the boa-
constrlrtor to death with hi* naked
fist*, considered (he monster* uf till
native politic*, too large lo subdue
HI* proposition was that the trust*
-sere economleslly desirable and
thai he wa* eminently qualified lo
tame them and quick 1} draw their
fangs lly removing their fault-, t...
would make the trust* not nl>
harmless hut actually nervlreabie 10
the country Having seen ihe trust*
Increase In number from 'fS to over
10,0*1. under ht* l-ene-olent observation as presldeni. the Colnm-I
could *«*e nothing *erl«ti»ly wrong
wllh ihelr method* lowering wage*.
eliminating competition. manlpu-
tatlng (be tariff to their gain and at
the same time advancint- the telling
price of their product* U i* not al
ail surprising that the countr) [ire
ferrsd lo have the big corporation*
regulated by * •ir.--.ii)..*i; who would
noi be e*iw*cia1l) Impressed with »<l
miration of these method*
President Wll**-*-* ha* no purpose
to SCStter all the hlark»mKh* njul
wood worker, of the Studebaker
wagon work* in pair* lo all 16*
crossroads' wagon shup* of the middle west The Democratic congre**
will offer no objection whatever to
the economical advantage* gained by
large corporate control of large in-
dustrie* They do not propose io
unscramble (he trusts all at once
The plan of unscrambling wa* tried
by republican Judge* enforcing .i
Republican an tli rust act. wllh the
re*uit (hat every trust dissolution
wa* beneficial to the trusts and id-
vanrnd their price* President IVt|-
son* avowed lnlenlton is to mop
this kind of footing and tu render the
trusts harmless simply hy lowering played to us • ■ • gown after
Iho tariff and taking away all forma Ko*-». ranging from delicious simplicity to elaborate dignity." The
very word mannequin is an Insult.
encouruge-
Turn It up In the French dictionary
and see what It means. There you
have It—"dummy, scarecrow, pu|i-
p«t." A correspondent of the Spring-1
Held Ttepubtlcan. describing one of
.tht-ite debnsing exhibitions, says'
e long-suffer-,..^ , weal 4bou( Ihu Itore ma*.inK
of *iH-clal governme
ment.
The nugar baron* call Wilson's
policy "•destrucilvc." and other critic* of the President here and there
timidly mine their voice* Io call It
n "negative'' policy
Ing public rejoice* to know that thl*'B -ew purchases I took pains to
"negative' policy la calculated to]speak of this parade to the varlou*
bring r-o*itlT« i-enent* to the twm-1 *«■•*» "I---"-*-" ***** **'*** ****** W1,b'
_., out eseeptton they all agreed with
uion iM-oiile and while It wll be . ...._.
| me that It was a pitiful performance
"destructive of the legalised eilor- , 8m n0. bltm*.**j, tho nm. -t**-*,-,
tion permitted to Ihe trust* In the ftf*, |>a1 doing what they thing the
past It will bo a con*tru-tlve policy ' womon want, especially iho »o-c«lle**
li, ihe sense that It will build up the'hnl,er ****** of womeD who buy *ac''
gowns I am not blaming tho mod
pro-perliy of manv nHtesd of burnt- _ .. . ,,_...
" ols, They must earn their living
Ing the swollen money bag* of the .*--•,-, ■„ Bn -„r wny. and one. the;
so far. but now ha* It* sev*n en
nious plants Iq such good running!!
order that In a few wi-ek* prom»l de-"
liveries will b* m*de.
The University Heahy Com pan y. j
owing to thn press or luislii.'B* had :
to have a car al one*, so Mr. Urock-'Jj
man of the Ciitverslly garage,
gether with A fillM* of lb* Stude-;[
baker Company, went to Hanford
Wednesday night and drove a "~r." |
uy from there and made (he del
ery ytisierday
Thi; realty company I* dellghled||
with It* new acquaintance N
wood -smith says "It's a bird"
FOOT
FACTS
pHvtlegod few
VANITY FAIR.
The base and unregenerate mar.
who wa* asked by his unllghtcnrd
progresMlve and nuffragette wife to
W H K. think, that wins admiration. I am
glad they could not hear what one
man near me said to another "
The Millinery Trade Review
which wn read with an increasing
;*ense of awe. contains iwo delight-
revelation* of the feminine mind
t-*ror( her io ihe costume eihlblUon' d -my-hing that can ihrow p shaft
said thai he sould *ee himself 1» alof „ghI !ril() %ucn obscrultlas oughi
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YOL' don'l raqutr* a groat many
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FARRELL the SHOE MAN
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rtaln unmentionable but torrid
place before he would do any such
thing He said (hat he liked to •**
pretty dresses a* touch a* anyone
He nald that til* route In pretty girls
*sl imtallahle nnd discriminating.
He *ald he had no objection m go
chopping wllh h:* wit*—of course
thai wa* ci lie -and ws* quite content io wall outside on (he -sidewalk
if *he would only promise not tn forget Ii i*n and go oti( ht another door
Hm go lo a costume exhibition he
would out because it made hit b'-ar
ache lo **r ihe Christian slam* nn
■.,-..-.: to oho* off those costume* i ■■,
I; reminded h]m of plciurer of *he|....,.,.
old Oriental slave market*
ruiM'il platform*, where the hai
beaullfs sere displayed dre-.***d ■--,„, „ a aeltremttcr '
fin.- robes ,i.Q with every charm Or* And no„ comefi ,h(b ,.*,,*,.«,.,„„
fare and figure cm ph ft* tied fOf (he;
delectation of a. hearties* *nd oal*
lout crowd He ssld moreover thai
If he should
not only 10 he read, but dramatised
The current number number of *****
magnificent publication contains- at-
article on the large nat Th* large
hat. it seems, hss dl*uppcsrod. al
though it l* hard to imagine ho*
such n thing could be mislaid. But
ti mil come back so don't lubllatr
too soon Only the other day. aayi
the Review, there was the case of t
' husband Who refused to escort hi>
wife to some function because sbt
■ had on mi large s hat Men every
| where are enthusiastically In favor
new and small headgear, since
have been in long *uffer*ri
.tie encroachments of the br-oa'
llh thetrl hrifa¥ „* (h_,r ua»n -/-..mankind and
of oiher* too. (hat they hall (he ne*
i of [he
HOUSF OF COMFORT
HOTEL MANX
POWELL ST"- 0 FARRELL
SAN FRANCISCO
BaS* locatrd
jiikI most
popular
hotel in the
City. Running diiftillcd
fcc *-vatcr in each nxjrn.
European Plan, a ta Carte
CaJe.
Tariff on Room*
C R. BASOM
Bicycles, Sewing Machine*
Vacuum Cleaners
BOLD. RKPAIRBD, RIOTED
'acmam *XJ***maw* tor rami, gl a dsj
4SS High B**-******. Isvoa* aia.T.
For Sale—Bargain—Saw Ternia.
I Modern hour** six rooms, all modar*
. improvement*: gas and •lsctxlclty',
ISO* Rryant st. a**r ilsmllton ave,
8**> j. t. Dinnr
Ihe
thl*. *ays the glfte- writer aodei
IquoiaOon. may not weigh In tbe bai-
I .::;■-■ when It .-!•-.■ io decldlns
ed to bat-| ^sjp.-jj,, nt BOl *IZ,Mii hat* thai!
■should
| maintain their supremacy for
isnclpation of somen
[ of all champion thel um-.,., ■•1-a,HM- M |, (x»aibl*
caU*e of the (toot mannt*t*uln who m%f t.nd rmther .wlal. ,. tnan Q0
needed emancipation not from the! Pncltt,lT ^ ■„,,, ffuh|
oppreatnon of man-made law. but vt>Tatia m.Un„ ln .„. , nula.„ We
from -he barbariilc of her own **.i ( ^ MmU9el9a „ murh Tnp ,„..
li i* irm. ih«t the somen th.int-lifi,^^.. thl. wme particular kind o(
for
the
:ild
onsbls
tnmj:i*.«,:i«.'.iiTn
Our New
Spark Fly Traps
at $1.75 each are what you
ought to have. Get one.
FULLER AND CO.
Two Phones-751 and 752
ket* .ind here it I* onl? th
luitin that bear the price la|
ih.**e women are not for sale They
art- not me-*rh«ndl*e although we
have h***t-h (Old bt a hundred shrill
leagues *hai a woman* virtue Is a
Bialier "f 'wo ilollar* a week up or
down <n (he wage neale The mannequin ut an honest girl paid hy
hat doe. not Interfere with the ei.m-
. fort of other people I* likely to cauae
' her tu discard It To be a nuisance
I* lo he noticed The iheaiergtmr
who finds himself on the wrong *lde
of the hat may i-thiuti bl* maledictory powers upon the we*re« or it,
hut Bt least hC Wilt nOI Ignore her
Tin- Argonaul
Awnings Made to Order
1-T'RNITtRF PACKKD AWR
HHIPPsTD.
P. W SHERMAN
-2- Hrlmtf |-h<*ri« slOBY
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PALO ALTO LAUNDRY CO \
A I*.At.'M)KY THAT DOtM UK.ll.n.MJ WORK AT LOW PKK**U f
Wort csUletl ha* oasat IsbiihiI prompAty.
•** BMKRfKHI B*TmKsTT. PHOXl IUI X
«sH»««H»«f.*S'.«t«*t»» * ♦♦SSSSSSSSSSSSMUS^
„,„.n w paia. .at ,o ao.d.r paldi| Brockman D,liv„. S,ud-bakcr.
> women In display he; chairm*.
nd m dlaplay them sugge-itlvely to]
uvooe who care, lo look paid by' rl,r t,«*'*™K> garage vester.lay
dellvermi to the t'nlveraity Realty
Company a Studebaker " ?.'.. " This
is the "n.1 "3.*i it has bean able to
deliver so far These cam are electric lighted and have the electric
and sre either four or six
>r ,,a desired
■'. i j ii*:i)i'ii.!:
H1AOH
>******
CAB- f I
PAD
women to walk up ami down a raised
platform for the appni*ement ol ltrw
publli Her** IS a popular wetjltly
new*iia[>e: with It* inevitable column ihal pTTifnssin to lell us "what
wameD are doing. although of *tsr*1-
i-Oli*-i* mi newspaper would d*re ;>-***»**nEer
tell uk on-half the things that wo- Ther* hi
men are doing Bays the Berth*, 'hi* modi
The painted mannequin-*- h.**-.- di*- fompaoj
! HERMANN [>0.>h
! MdMXilLlM'i AMI HHlXg
| T10 High W. Iltoae
»*.***»*********»♦•*•***»**
Ll
been *uch a demand for
that the '■'■:,'..: Vi:
■■ been unable id meet tt
OWN YOl'B OWN flAS
PLANT by buying a blu*-flam«
L Oil rookatove It makes a ga*
P.amo from common kerosene
G. H. ALLEN OIL CO.
*M>I Alms Si., or ll"in-r Ave
*********aaaaa*a************** a*-**********o***aaawu*, .
SPECIAL SALE
A lew days only
Sniders Catsup Reg. 25c 20c
Blue Label Catsup Reg. 25c 20c
Winner Catsup Reg. 20c 10c
Better Buy Corn 2 for 25c 3 for25c
Per Dozen 95c
Pride of the Valley Family Flour I.J5 Per Sack
PARTINGTON & PETERSON
rvi' a i >tv fit**-waru*
♦♦♦♦♦♦*»»♦♦»♦♦♦♦***
(J I il-TV UfUK-KRa
******> llamlltoa Atrsat. P. O.
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You will find what the well dressed
woman is wearing
#ytmmmm\T
;f£r%' by visitingoui store
frequently.
CORSETS
What you -?;ir. do with vour figure.
Vou can mokl il into thc supple,
-~raccf'Ul .ines oi youliMulness that
the n<'w fashions sternly decree by
having onr CoFsetieres tit n Redfern Model which we can do wiih-
otit bimiin^, comprcssin^'or otherwise destroying your comfort.
PALO ALTO
Distinctive Millinery
Every day new hats ate being added
to oui already large and attractive collection, thus constantly displaying the
veiy latest in designs, colorings and
materials.
Chic Tailored Hats
Strikingly smart 4.00 lo"1.50 to $7.00
Rufflings
Our stiM-k always large* has ' just hern reinforced
with -6 new design* 25c to fi.oo per yard.
Wash Goods
SPECIAL
Our Sale of Oriental Crepes
30 inches wide I 6 2-3 c pet yard
continues to dtaw crowds to our wash
goods counter daily. San Francisco
sells this beautiful fabric at 20 and
28 cents. We guarantee this statement.
Crepe de Voiles
Made in England. 26 inches wide
25 cent* per yard. The most successful fabric we have ever placed on sale
Regular 30c Special 25
4
No full textTHE PALO ALTO TIMES
WEEKLY
FRIDAY, SKPTKMBKR .0.1897
abooting a bird aero-* a canon it would
take ol lout thr** days lo roach It. * 1
W* visited iw*ral -l the gold ...ine- tM** >**L<1,"' **** £*■»* .
. ,, 7 . .a* n.m, , 1 sent ahead of bim a nil rtnulty lea
inclndtnit the Im Mm** Del Tajn at, fan,_,rii
tl.le-M at *
Tbt* man who -09w a Utile of onty-1 •jEtA*' K1111 & CO.
thing lot-Viral at tbs pM-tcn-or "1 Hit' -, .
- Photographers
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
AUG. 1. ISM-
be •Mill,
manufactured would be of the!
finest quality of coal gas for hotel j
lighting and cooking purposes.
A communication from Town j
1 .i:.-' I'.l.irie-t- at Ilra.r.n-el.l.- l'r:..-r
University VIEWS 8
Specialty
llpp. IVput Palo Alto
Rossrio ami the foanta -Uherti
, _ 'Tslamalt**. , I really ought lo shake of! tb* -.-.,
Continued from first fiage. 1 u 1* aaid that tbor*> am many rich _ busluesssud gos-utuewber. for complet.
factorv it would be moved outside iressuros buried in Mexico, however noi i»st ond quteb''
"" a tiiinil your own affairs," salt!
'"w~ _*£..«. *..».. \_* eilaanf..-.'■■■»■■ ra-s-js^.-:
St-tltlanl C-.I..-1I*.. , ,.0, -„_.-• .. „_. "-a, _.,,. ORR & SOUTHWICK
tiit'liiiiK to Ui*. I i-.il;- ] rutti nil th* a.l-
Bricf Mention. ■ sic* in a spirit ot tr'i*-diia**s. At ihw
E._iat*-, Mooter .feting to ,.,.! Joe ,.„_ h„ h.. his «_-_. &&SZ££ *S£ -ftS
same matt ci was read in port and l_ack imintcd to ■ teorcs'etit a ; mnlin. lu-r-iit."
was referred to tbe gas committee, f**-.ar_cr sign, '.. "'****_'< U0W*..I_!». *°
IM 00
. 10 50
. ''.* 00
.... WOO
1 031 55
. 23 25
■ re.erT*.l
U »
. . 600
.... 4 SO
-. 4 60
.... :w 00
.... 8.00
... 67 SO
.... 8 76
.... 160
... 24 00
SI 25
The following bills
IIj_ \ H. utt-r. supplies
A. >titiii,k-.,ii. labor
C. B. tiilrrini, lsl»r
C. a. Wilson, wootf
■artsat Co.. oil
H.C. Wilson, plpa
0, B. Moore, engineers leai
T. Ii. Downing, labor
Mttskcy A I la--*, sutlonary
M. P. Uadtooo. labor.......
Vt. P. DuntiiH.re, labor.
T. H. Swain, labor.. .1... .
L. A- Uairauit, bal. on conn
P.L. Co., light
Tbt, follow ing ni*tc' bibs *■■:
lo tin* flnatnre t-onimitt** *
Urt-eutier*. Sons, repair*
I'li... Barker, labor
Q, W, Harm.'. labor
Huston BoSsOe-i supplies
T.H.Swain, Isbor
G. D. Dunsmoro, lights. ...
P. L. Worrell, lu-d
C. K. Gilerest, Ubor
TskpboneCo., rrjnt ....
P. L, Oo., light*
8. C. V. Mill Co., fuel .
Bill** frum the Royal Insurance
Co. for insurance on water plant, j season.
J. F. Parkinson's for 15:34 audi
tbe Sunset Telephone Co's. fori.
_, r - *. «____. I by the A;
141.21 were referred back to thej_t.
Finance Committee.
. Secretary Fish of the Peuiosula
Lighting Company said that tbe
trouble with tbe lights on Wedues-
day night was due to the Redwood City water works, who had
recently put in a new pump, which
t. ... OlovolsutCt ai
that," Milt; We.aatflolct Vt/hotilis
leredpaid-i"' th* gruff man. "t don't want any fcoon _,,_,.1,, N»»*lra
j.-,,, A numlier of the business houses ofyoorcbaff."
a ool r-cic dtoa r-a.ftt.-t in honor of L_**»g, _^^gSm \Z ■
« *-\ Admission Day. : stinger vvllboui heeding tliu rcboki*.
._ The aarntott .1 ihe Univeri.il)- _'_^'1 "'"*•" «VM "»'««"; Electrical Supplies
*-* •* *"** I - fr»aat U||T[. _»»_,*-_* IIMUIfl- I ill
6 IfatChapel Sunday morning will he "You'll never -pardtin your-elf for]
New Wheels Rented
The sermon ul the QnlversiL,
HOUSR WIRING and liEt.t,
WORK * Specialty.
.FISTURB8 SDPPtlED
"I mi-'i I t .iiiiii." >.u.l Hi" gruff n, ,r
"Wbat tin need is tu gel oat aud
drink in the (rte air >f nature,** said
tho sympathetic i *..— i.*.:. -.
_ "Yon btit It is," chuckled lbe grafl ' U/n--|,'-. Pil/i A Iti*. *.
A. C. Pillsbury has on exhibition < ._-_,„_ m WlTfV S .310 AIU) il
iti his show windows a fine collec-' His chnckl* turned toatsugb tbat]
-a* •. *-_,,"__„-_,i ..,_.-_ shook hiaj antbtaronablT Ibai -uut-rtblna
tionof .osetmtc views which were .lllik_, Bl |H( wriM* '„, __u _p g
taken Ibis sum met. una*, sod lul Im was liniyjru,Ttd. Turn
Wear, in rccei*i. of a bo. of j J**, *££"■ "******«■ *» I ''""^JSo S-VTIlSI
Towd?end's fine candies, compli- "Ttn yt*»r* in tb* pen. h*. hr*. ba!" ,
menu of B. F. Hall. He carries! --n** tb* sym-iwibctio phtlanihropi-t .
-_-r A-na-H-allh K~._,.. - ' WttM WTO
delivered by Rev. Horatio Stebbins.,'■»■ t»aa»" aa'd >li« "n,|*a.!„-.i
Bert Ross left today for his
father's ranch in I.i-m-h c-uunty.
He will be aliscnl several weeks.
Harris Bilildinq, opp. tbe Fair
University Transfer
kinds of
sank back lu bi* i >,,; „ r.u.i- will, hotroi
au excellent line of these candies.; __alovollirit) ..)nia 0,aiu..
Ferguson St Co. will open the.
fall season with un elegant din*-;
TbatmsucaUKel-u-ylhinttbeuai.t. HANSON Sc CO
play of millinery tomorrow (Sal-■ lu hero without money.''said tb-nwnii ' **•**■*■**•—' v •*•*■ *f* vw
urday.J In older to avoid the « ■Mj***? Bwa Mt tbo eafo rartylnn ;
usual crush they have decided not | ..How-_ that—iin obi IrUnd?"
to isrAte any formal invitations this i "No. It was ibis way: The boss bad **r REDWOOD CITY
j bt-en rotit.iUK tbu juitit a lobg time. | _,_-, _ M , -, __.
I anil ho didn't know tt but the- tronhl.
The eutertainuient announced ; >-. .1. iir-.t chw
Ordcr of United b""« UP* ■*
, . ! SIM ate. cooli
Workmen for bnday uightof tins; %ait lMlf M]f!W p-,-,^ aIoug „ua ntL. , —>—*_«. iiDna
how Imtitiirjiri I*. Tba boas mil*, bim thr !
truth. 'It's on the Lutn,' says he. 'Do
yuu know why?' iuka tbo men. •tin,' \ . .__,__fc_,______,..
esja it* best "I'll tell yoo/ stay, the -aD'1 Mannt-rtutersol-
id mi, and be rhnws tbo b-tr_ bow tbt.
door Is too utirrow, and bow you havi-;
est m. and1 bow pine & Redwood Lumber
PALD ALTO
8 _-•«
ISSJ" "
II 6B "
3 11 p.
4 Ofi "
8 41*,"
10 20*"
11 Ml "
12 W p. m.
' *3 32* "tlyer
4 *»• •-'
b 20* "
. I) 07* "
fl :« ••
SAN JDSE.
I IVailr rxc-rpt Sumlar. <jir-iitieUy oal;
I Fiver »ti.|» only at "tlrolo I'ark.
* Saturdiiv i.i.lv, theatre tinin.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY :
Ciaaaifled Lilt of the Hu ,n.c ,. Kirnu
Wbo Adveittie in the Time*.
1"'-f
ittoiin 1 ■. Law.
N. E. Maicolm, Ssn Josci Knox U'lk,
Upe, Mn. uinwk, SniiFr*iiii*itro,Mil[.
Utiildlnj-.
Geo. C. Row. Main St.. Rettwo»l City
Bank.
Ham. url'tio Alio, S fidcol fii.w.
aity awuur. enter ol Ctn*lc*.
Maker-f,
liri.l*;-.* St. .taker*, Uwlwo-I Cut
M. Beeker, prop.
K. C. Pr.Asl.ev, Emerson streel neir
University nvei.ue; l.e.l>ur.l ttulljffig
\V. S, Si aiu:, Univeraily avenue imt
Bank;
Jo.-Urkin.opp. tbttlUnk.
nl.jrlt-a.
Orre- Sonthwick, Uorrts b'ld'e. ..pp.
Ill* Pair.
A.O. t'lllbu
1 lbe Circle,
■id* of t'niv
UK im*. ...mt ■ lonariwe. ■ __»|jo PALO ALTO
■l biiotvwbut the troaUv I -*'■*-> PAW ALTU
IttSa I,--.!':, ii ,:; 1 ■'■ ■ 1 t lli.n.* I
it pcopl* would pa.a u* by. Ill T TV /I LJ L. 1
Idu'i poll 'et-t In On* dat XJ \-J 1XJL I » ■ ,
1 Hi
week hns been Indefinitely postponed, owing to thc death of Wm.
C.Lund,* who was a member of the
order.
- to tarn a comer i- „.
Call at the Palo Alto Meat t|-..,0 Is 0 bite nigu and a raiHuj* In I
Market for all kinds of fresh and tb* way. sod ih* caibitr's desk block.
had pumped the mains full of sand: *. . __„.- i.-~,„..i%. ^r-,■^-.!tlK, *1-Hlow Bod y«» *:*D't ***
.,.. . : .r-moked meats. I-am-l) trade, UIj1i__ Uom tbe
thus cutting off tbeir water supply, ft}.-l.-.Qi Pn1getrity awotM,
the trouble however has been
remedied.
There being no further business
the Board adjourned.
Simkins I.a* purchased new li.tur.*
tor bis store sod dow bsstwo or il.tr.-
sbow cm--* to sell. Any one wanting a
■bow esse will do well to see him.
His store is now ibe center ol activity
supplying the various schools wilh tsst
book* and stationary. i<*o not fail to
call and set-hia goods and pritres before
purchasing elsewhere.
Well; the liue-
j spends a lot uf niuti.-y nml flies every-
1 thing different, make*a wftlo doer, a*'
If you want a fine suit of clothes! yea see. ami put* the isblt-sroyoo rau Hay. drain and Merchandise re-
. . . . r. .. ,i . ,, ■ Icok at ibtrcksn liuen frt,m ■:.-■•..... ; reived on Storage.
made to order go to C. Muller, the - >0(| faa ^.oaMt,.t ^lien it, hat pJh 1 ™ »-~ <■» OHl"--E*
tailor, opposite Cnpitol Hotel, Red-1 peoplo joBt llockt-d iu In drov.s nnd ■ Edwin B Fox Manager
wood CUy. 1 _**'**' •*?" m\ *J2 "'IC,*1l ™" *?_* i W. J. ('.race. ait.. Mux, Palo Alto
* , ^-u- Vnrt- ii.-,iiittr- till.. _ ce-i.tit tilia-n -amr i -*
wu'r* bain
! Ni-tt Vcr. i.'.'i.l.* li..-a*-'.i'!> 1 j ' u u-i'Tf
Drivine gloves for ladies and 1 ood ibey won't go agml-tt aaytbtag.
■uifc"-K- York-Tele,.**-, *paio ^ jransferCo \gz Envelopes
Letter Heads
Note Heads
Bill Heads
Statements "
,-,,-,,!„- l-Mlft'll Hl.ll I
-.t.iiil....... X.mile t-'niver-ily at,.
near I! .1. feet.
Mllltanl »**rl*r.
K. 0. Mu«II-rM,S. aide of l;tiivti»iu
avenue between itis'. and Etnermn Bo.
Ilia ita rim I Hi.
Hr-o. w. Hams, S. Circle op|K>. II. R.
faaSlsTi
ihitiru's Bazaar, Menlo i'ark.
Pl.il. I'llnn-vallc, Keilitood Cil) and
Menlo Park.
C. W. DatS-BTt, Wawrlt-c strtt-l nirner
(iiiv-.r-itv av-tttine. >an K;
son Markel mreet.
Ur) l-teioda.
Pi:t«oi't,os .*. Co. ..ihla-f Cnitt-tHtr
it veil tn* ticat EnierSVIl ntrcet.
Torrenct'*s Ctwb Store, First and Lo-
1*0in St!., MaytielJ.
tile-ertrleal.
I'li-RiN-aVt-A l.iounsti Co., etcclrif liuli'
Ki-ilm-tiel City.
Kspre**.
C. A- M ..111 k. at the Hvdot and at
Uoaban Dilllard Parlor.
. side I'mt-r-
fity aTV. Ulwr-eu lUmolts and llrva-l.
:*-. H. Hunter. M.n-11 8t-i ili'ilm-i'l *'«*■
of Unlwnlty
-et. Mini
BBS A E
[id En.
., S. II-tl-ODl
gents, at Carrel's Harness Shop.
1'ROMrri.V DBI.IVI(KED).
tttotioa lu furaiiute Movta«. ,
ut I It 1 1 '
ti. —*.-!..-• 'a Itltll-r.l t'.ti-lt.r ,
■1 A Katal Way to Catrli It-la.
Ynu will always find first-elass, An m*..-. -".i--: -iiory riinceruinit lha c. \. noanuit. I'ro-rrii'lor.
government inspected refrigerated'. ■taeolt-T '*** aatixwiem ol ide-- ia ft_.
* _ ..._ n.t_ .,._ »f__.. *rrt-fmw frKj-tn tho U est Indies. On ou.'ol
tbo islaniia au old mun wua iu tbu habit , r-.vGGAGl
uf nssemblini* Kretit nuu.b-.ni of tela,
near tbe sulfate of tho waur by ll.c ( sp-ttai
A Cure ■ uiiious coii-c. 1 simpl* dtrrteo at strlkina oo« pebble
. ' t ___ npon snotber. tbos piodociDR asbort.; •
au.*-. a,.-... Ia^",?-^^!j^i»Vr.^4"•|tS"■,;"ii"i!:. 1 -b.«to ..*.,« .a u. 1. .,„„,,, 1. -. fashiqm- ' S-Cardi* and Invi
ST*»msoU*«ivs-tttTr,!*-ept.1.'ir;. I onlvsur* relief. It act* like a charm. s rspuutiuu whit-h he ptohaUy hkt-d I. I nt riHOnlUlN ,—__
T« Ikt* MOWS */ IA* Palo Alto Ti_.fr i One dose ol il civt-s relief when all other b***, tor b* made so «_krit to avoid tt, . _g
O-am-rMasii—1 take the lltrtM* „, I remdiea fail.—ti. I». Sbvp. For sab* by and it was hy at.-eith.ut ibat 11 was ill. —*ha*rri—.— 4 z*~te.*rlaTB 1|—'
mtuant-i take ine iu*en> «.t tllrI,Bl(1 A11(, |mril,--y. _-.s-.reti that tho.iii.kiui* of ti.c ■abt.i.j1 to navmB * J^a-ixorB
•endinrt you i (*% items ol interest on i iwssslwuy. -uccctdvd by the ibtowhlgl *—
iny 740ologkal trip to ittxtu. with my j i irf |j««d said sera*^ of otber f-io^ it poo ! _*— ProgrardS
brulber. Perry O. Simon*. Trust.n--. Sponges, chamois skins, brushes' tb* water. Tb* nlsbsd t-etcooit. _-..... ) AH work earefully and neatly don* *y~- _ _ . _
that -.nut* ni yoor i-ewd-rrs will hr- in-1 a)| _„,[., of strap work at Carrel's ■ totat-d to et-«fte**i-tiug tlie twoincideui-e. j by rxperienced workmen. **T
tRi.,1 tn.i-j.r f-11i.ll 1,1 .litH'tir. til 111— 4—,1
meats at the Pnlo Alto Meat
Market, University aveiiiir.
A Cure for Bilious Colic
.__ Posters z
"ZZ Dodgers Z
_Z Visi ting and "
r.Business Cards__
-— Wedding and 'Z
■— Society Z
tations
Social and Ball„
A. V. St-m iikkt. S., ai.le of I'mi
My wve, iu-ar Iiiiii sire-til.
Frrradi si,-«n. Unnilry. IU.U.
I->
Re
srtitl.u-M
l'i
. ..fli.e Dilitril Wr-
LltrtV *■■ ililt .
RuLc.i'.ti.i*ti,H;itl.,irt-4j1).,n.4rlU
.,1 toittrult atcnuc.
Uuctiira.
B. W. CiiAiiiKt, I..'.|v-r.l Hit.l.ling
y avenue nn.t Km--r«r«.
W II. Km
r failed to appear, in tbo cct*'
* talnty ot rci'c'iviti-* food, when tbtyj
Ureated by s few idea* 0.1 the same.
t will not however attempt to „lve a -j 0l,a.nr.r.rlMin'* Ootle, Cholera an .
•Sty lengthy srliele on lite matter it,.* : DtarrboeaRc-nirelvalw-vfafTonl-, prompt ""I*. )t'"Z t VJ „ rtSL-j_e_i r
time. There ST. « msny points ol Inter- nhei._For ssV by I'st. Alto I'lis'tmael. (^f ™£* J* _%£?%£_ ?[
-stthat n would take loo Ion** 10 de* * .:" . . . t . ! tbe nstives dlar-oveml lbe old min..,
scribe them sli at once. My brother will Oidets filled on -Itort notice byj ,r|l,k(( t,K... imtaUa j, .„ ,bl,it „,.„
return about Ihe SSthot Ibis monih.} C. Muller. the tailor, Opposite Cnpl-: bctieflt and captured the tils as fiutimj
be remained lo get -c>oii*.|tig-r skins Uol Hotel. Redwood City. 'they appssmL—Sew York Cotatn*r
an.l binl ploonis. On bis arrival be j -*■ " j *!**■ * 1
*ipet-I* 10 iMii.plele Ins htuilte* al lbe •* ****** *■'*' Croupy Childr
ltr. SKAVitw. Vs.-We have a *
sale tm Chamberlain'- Q-ttaU It'eme-ly.,
ami our cuitonier- 111 i-; li (ar am) r***\'*""i aaaaa*
I'.i-i-. -j- .. ■■: it 111 tbt- tii-ehe-i linr-a .„.„ su.,i
Many have said that llieir ibtlJtt-n. J r ■* ■* .' .*•'";.'-•'
would have died i.l rrimii if (IuuiiIni- "***.* «•*•»•*■ «f.ro*™ia> r.
lain'* IVinul. Kernedy l.a.1 nut baeo Mhriitirusi
given.—Kellani A Ourrt-n. The -Band Kev. I.. M. surwrii. 1*
Mrtnisirewforsal* by ihe Palo Alio fj"*^f *"-. '
Pbarmaey. * Qam Metttn*
v.. a, **..i in..
eBssh. Praprtemr
Will Furnish you
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
CHURCH NOTICKS.
difler .
The eusto.ua uf Mexi
much Iroui the t-nat-Jtus herr. Young
Uirti never walk tint, wltb t-.nrn: Indie*
fur sn evening stroll, and in lb. Ire-
err mil parlor* young Indies wilt ail al
on* table and gentlemen at the other,
but never leccibcr. Ths mai-niii- of
women art* looked ujam as -ouiHliint* " ^ , _"m.~"
very romnion. The men never lip .heir; SdM- "*** b*nth* PUrs';
bats 10 tbu ladies and neve, slop 10 ;*■*'-•"■ **hd cigarette enses. nt Car*
Ulk on lbe atl-c*ta- it - .1,1!.! .'au- - tt'l'*- 11 u lli-*- Sli..(-.
seitaatson. However when -regtleinen' •
meet tbey always lip tbeir lists and if > "*.|y Uiv t-atuf li.'ne from sebtMl nn<
trlenJs. wbollSTS not *eeii esrli other !day with *'ii bnti.l badly = -.-.. -i .n i __ -
for some lime, Itiey embrace vi-ry af- | bieeclinn,
SrsteniF-
Printing
of all kinds.I
In fact we canl
do anything in"
the Job Print--,
ing line. Z
,.,J Emimon.
With J; J.M..I
Ifstary t*utnlr.
U-UWUAU Hi...
in-it to ibe lUnk.
W. E, Seam*. Sottnta iuh, s -ale e.
l'iiiv.r>itv avenue belm-en Itrviuil swl
Waverly atn -l.
iidllanlw
Spttial Mir. for ftsiiif.ffi'
card.>
For tslitnales and rot***' apply ptrson-
ally or by letter lo
i:.4nlt. Plat*., Scrrelarf
Redwood City.
ing. sud -ui', i.n,- (treat imin,
.'^•'^i-K/'^i^a^Mr'-
names is sl*o vrrydifferenl Itniu
they always rail each other by the
tti-.ru {iiaiui- im lustier how short lli
«0)-Sintsn.'* u.ay be. Jusl think ho.
rallbe
( berlsln s Pain Halm Irevlv. All pain ' " " —
'(.-eased sud in a remarkable shorl lime: Pur* Food.
. it healed without leaving * sear. For Toboggan Maple Syrup is abso i
WOUB.l*). ai.raina. aa-Uinn it f rhfii.
s. s,«ina. .-filing* -nd rl.e.i- , • ""* t****"" "*-'l"*- -»J--
... I ai. ... ■ ! in- t.,t-.tiir.ne*or pre-lutely puie mid neb in flavor
tn-riptjoti rtpial to it. t t-oneiilvr it a, Recomineiird l.v tihysicinns.
I Iroueehold ntceHiiy. Tbe 2.. and :<0 tZl— 1.
a youn-c lady ol the Fin ale .--■;.;.• tr.-.,,
bet* woutel 1-* eu.barrsssetl by iti
manners al Meiic.
While welting in MsratUn for III* ' Pha^ia^-. *** I sui now prtri.tireil to pump out ceo-
sUamer I lound it tiffesa-try tu wear m 'pool* on ebeirl ■-...:,.-.- *t living prit***,
uy msekcutosh on a-rreouni of rain, and ii jTICG. '■ *"*' "*' "* *ns\mmes lomierly, owned hy
Oe-cassiotily sn old Main.au would see . Sellman. near the School bnusc or ad
me comios and take me for ihe "Com- All accounts against Tom Kemp j .i..---, T. SPENCKR, Palo Alto.
ta-dr*."-pr*>e*t, removing bis hst, b* or the Tt-Es contracted be-!
-tnwldremain bowed iili I pswaed. Ad- forc August it. iSqt shonld
, mtnag Ui reserenre lor bis laill. I _ . . *«. i-~ ...
a-illed and nodrled my head ^^. ^ P««nted io Ttan Kemp sn. all
Uvmg considerable of the OhrietUn [ "tdvertising accounts up to and in-
splrlt at heart mjtatll. eluding Aug.r-tj are payable to
Tb* rnoaatsin scefMrr i* very -nwnd' Tom Kemp. All subscription
tow-udsDonnr^.-sejme place* sIob,-Uw'-c-ou^ .„ payable to thc new *,"d"
trail are r**lly sublime, llie canon* ______--
an so dswp that tf a burro should lallj ,
Ihsy make n.i eflort lo record bitu un- -Stephens St Thompson.
Um Lr «*e isdeo witb gold, a person | Editors & Proprietors.
Patents
B Sure
of Reasonable Kates
TtLADS M ana a,
DSSIOKS,
c-o^vinoHTa Aa.
_*_** daacrlpttoo -ar
•^f*V*. ata.lnTat.li.it-. I
Times
Job
■«»bhs?" "!Si^.a-^ Of f ice
llla.t c.
IllfJuia- *.!..I
-ftt-ttaltji.
flUEtlTIFlO SMERIOXN,
iai".*T!fe3ariTV_«vc*s
Horses and Buggies bought and
sold by A. M. Carrel. 5--t-tf
I'tllKtMatlN l.ttlUKII.. Il.ttll.lt t
S. f tile of Ctiivertiilv avenue 1
llb_hand Ramon aim-la.
:,,;;.»
fW-Ttttar*..
l!.F.*HAti,.\.-i.l,l'i„'.-,r.it.
•ttrl.U- *
i't...i.._i,t|,i., ,..
■-,,
Franklin A Co., on nlie Circle
Hi -1 l.-tair |
J. 11. lULRt.Highativei.
E, 0. Hvsrriaa., Plllsbnry Bu
Ming.
J. J. tlorria, next lo the It-nob.
V.-.-..1 A I ...i
J. K. 1-taMCrM.V, 1lii.li M„-
north of riiivt-rniiv .iv.-nue.
I[.l4.Wom:i-Li.,Ali,in'.|m-l..|i
.11. B.
Kralaaiaai.
The Cem-tuv. .\. a.ili-Tti
nvetitte bt'tut'en High aiul Km.-i.
v,::,,J""'
-wMttrr
-V. ll.Cti.ciii. S. aide Of I'n
avenuela'a-au Ilifli an.l Kmc-rn
S*.
II- W. Sihkimi.s.- •' I-niv.-r-
ii.'i.r trwenon.
irg-re. *
iUsaiiia*. pa,*.., ft, ...[- In
avenue- brlwrrn High sod Emert
nr**-**:
Tailor
C. Muller, opp. the Capitol
Ketlwootl Ctlv.
Hotel
C. V. Tntit e. S, aide rniver-i
near Etiitrwu. str-aet.
i aif.
t nil. i lik.-i
II. 1.. Woiiimow, San J.HM. .
When you want p.intiiig il1""*
to a hurry colli at the TriES office.
We do it right and iu the shortc=l
possible time.
