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LA PHOTO DE PRESSE A L’IMAGE BARTHESIENNE : UN DISCOURS INFORMATIF DOUBLEMENT MALHEUREUX
No full textRésumé : Cet article prend le parti de répartir les photographies de presse actuelles selon Roland Barthes en trois modèles organisés selon une diachronie. Il examine ces modèles intitulés modèle iconologique, photographie de présence et photographie spontanée à l’aune de trois critères séminaux, la temporalité, la véridiction et la photogénie, pour valider l’hypothèse selon laquelle trois régimes de croyance se succèdent et s’argumentent dans le temps pour renouveler la photogénie et restaurer la confiance dans l’image. L’interrogation principale serait-il possible de considérer la photo en général et celle de presse en particulier un discours iconique analogon fidèle du réel ? Ou, à certain moment de l’histoire de la prise de vue ou après le photographe aurait-il sa touche finale en la remontant selon ses cibles et selon celles de son employeur ? Par conséquent, cet article s’efforce de réduire la diversité iconographique de la photographie de presse actuelle et de restituer quelques-uns de ses enjeux essentiels.
Mots-clés : photo – analogon – discours – presse – subjectivité – mor
Politiques linguistiques éducatives en Algérie enseignement du FLE (français langue extraordinaire) avenir et devenir en suspens, dites-vous ?
No full textRésumé: Parler de politique(s) linguistique(s) de l'Algérie ne renvoie pas uniquement à l'arabisation, car ce pays est considéré comme plurilingue en raison de la présence de plusieurs langues sur son territoire, à l’instar de l’arabe, le tamazight, le français et l’anglais. Certes, il se trouve que toutes ces langues ne jouissent pas du même statut au regard des différentes constitutions algériennes postindépendance, et ce pour des raisons souvent non déclarées publiquement. Cependant, il y est question primordiale de promouvoir la langue arabe statuée nationale afin d'œuvrer à la généralisation de son utilisation et dans tous les domaines. Cette politique linguistique, éducative surtout, s'appuie sur l'idéologie du principe : « une seule langue, un seul peuple, une seule nation». Elle est portée et alimentée par cette idéologie qui considère que la diversité linguistique et culturelle est un moyen de division très dangereux pour l'unité nationale. Ce qui nous a poussé à débattre dans cet article la question de l’importance et de la place qu’occupe l’enseignement des langues étrangères en Algérie de façon générale, et celui du français en particulier dans la loi d’orientation de l’éducation nationale ainsi que l’impact de l’identité sociolinguistique dans l’enseignement/apprentissage du français et son avenir face à l’anglophagie.
Mots-clés : Politique linguistique ; langues étrangères ; enseignement/apprentissage ; identité ; anglophagi
Analyse lexico-sémantique du titre comme révélateur d’hypothèses de sens dans le manuel scolaire algérien de français (cas de la 1ère AS/ Lettres)
No full textCe mémoire a pour ambition de mettre en relief le rapport ou le passage cohérent qui doit s’effectuer du titre à son texte dans les supports choisis dans le manuel scolaire de français de la première année secondaire(cas des lettres).
Pour ce faire, nous avons recensé tous les titres émis dans ce manuel, y compris ceux destinés aux activités. Ensuite, nous avons élaboré des statistiques afin d’entamer une étude lexico-sémantique, qui a un grand impact sur la formulation des titres, qui joue à son tour un rôle crucial dans la production des sens, qui, par conséquent, influe de force sur leur révélation des hypothèses des sens chez des lecteurs-apprentis.
Enfin, les résultats obtenus ont désigné que la quasi-totalité des titres des textes ou extraits de textes sont minutieusement élaborés, pour rendre tangible ce passage prévu cohérent et authentique d’un fragment à un autre, afin de faciliter la compréhension globale des textes à étudier
SPLATALOGUE: DATABASE FOR ASTRONOMICAL SPECTROSCOPY
No full textAuthor Institution: ALMA WORKING GROUP ON SPECTRAL; LINE FREQUENCIES, National Radio Astronomy Observatory, 520 Edgemont Road, Charlottesville, VA 22903; University of Manchester, Sackville Street, PO Box 88, Manchester M60 1QD, UKThe next generation of powerful radio and millimeter/submillimeter observatories (e.g. EVLA, ALMA, \& Herschel) require extensive resources to help identify spectral line transitions. We describe the compilation of the most complete spectral line database currently assembled for this purpose. The Splatalogue is a comprehensive transition-resolved compilation of observed, measured and calculated spectral lines. In addition to the JPL and CDMS spectral line lists, 229,221 new/updated lines from the Spectral Line Atlas of Interstellar Molecules (SLAIM) were included. Of that, 12,332 lines (or an addition of 2000 lines) were added to the Lovas/NIST Recommended Rest Frequencies of known astronomical transitions. To these added lines, we have run diagnostics on the 4 lists for overlaps on transitions, frequencies, formulae and chemical names and have come up with a common way to display and designate each individual species. Splatalogue also contains atomic and recombination lines, template spectra, and is completely VO-compliant, queryable under the IVOA SLAP standard. In this presentation, I will describe the latest status of the database and a short demonstration of its capabilities which can be accessed at: www.splatalogue.net
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TERMS:
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'Six Mottrns 75
"Oil* MOHTH • < 25
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■Advirtisiwo lUTtw Ok Ar-rucA-noN
IF. MITCHELTREE. EDITOR
WfiDNKSUAV,
MARCH 12
"the Ordinance Committee tboutd
adopt fltrtngcnt ineasnres to render
more safe ibe tiansm Union of electricity about tow-i. As tbe wires
are now indiscriminately sirntig
over tbccily tbey presenta constant
menance to life. Heavier insulators would probably obviate tbe
danger, and this, bt least, sbould
be insisted upon.
ever state 1 that Mr. J. V. Parkiiisou
was one of tbe promoters. A glance
at the files of these papers will convince our erudite friend tbat be
bat made a miMikc In iDittaH
Yon had better leave-tbe matter
rest now Mr. Downing,—at least
until you have gained some idea
of what you are talking about.
Tbe completion of tbe double
track will bring Palo Alto very
'dote to the metropolis, and with
tbe other advantages we bare to
^^^plM^kd^iinwl mhffirf of blanks printed for use as ..pom-
one of ibe most desirable residence
towns in tbe Slate.. We sbould
-realize the passihi lilies that tlie:
future has in store for its atid by
tf-rdiridtial nud united effort hasten
'the devtl.-piiieut of Greater Palo
Alto.
The Press has no particular reason for mixing up hi the locnl
political fight which Ub^iug mildly
waged, -nud will not doso excepting
where absolute lie,.e**ih call* for an
ophiiiu. A'l tlir c.uitiid lies art*. m>
fir as we leiiQjV, mhmi 'who could
sj'fely Ik* eii:fnsi'e*1 -villi the 'bnsi-
nc«" of the people, nnd at prc-icn'
there up'ward lo us no re.isou for
advocating the ek-cii >n of any
particular individual. In a general
way, however, we would point out
thefnu-ce.vsity of our citizens keeping
squarely before ihcm the Importance
of electing Trustees who have tbe
hack-hunt.- lo tt.11.r>uci the business
of tbe City without ."-.■•ir ufciiticism
—men who will do what tliey
bclleve to be right, aud not diplo-
Oiaucally triin tlii-ir suit* to every
{Ktlitlcal* wind tltat l\own. • We «^Z
tuust elect meu,too, who «re tUor-
'Ot'tbly i'» accord with
Of Improvement which now
faJo Alto must have good streets
AtM sidewalks, and must have
-them soon. Ucfore another winter
•comes tbr principal streets must be
paved and ni n 11 y blocks of sidewalks
laid. The permanent welfare of
the town depends npon the election
of men wbo will follow this policy
with xeat and Intelligeuoe,
flic .\ un-riciiii newspapers wbicti
have been trembling with fear le.il
the United S'.utes U- involved in
lotei nultoiml troubles can now rest
at ease. Mi** Alice Roosevelt will
not attend King Edward's coronation, therefore we' will not be
snubbed by any question of precedence.
the ipis** ftro,Ua
W-fWW work
Editor Downing, of tbe Santa
* Clara Journal, comes hack at us
with a column of explanation as to
why he said that a pilnting press
factory wat to be established iu
Palo Alto, but tbe explanation
contains even more misstatuincuts
than the original article. The
tootle* he cites merely states that tbe
■principal place of business will be
•Palo Alto, and no lutlmjiion is
given that anything will he nianu-
-Tuctured bete. The stock-bolders
live bere iimLfiom this place, ofjt
course, mnsi trnusact all legal Ini*!*
ues*. !f'*r ihe further eulighteu-
♦ncut of the journal we will say
that neither the Mercury, or Ik-rald
People In the Hast have already
begun to take advantage of the
cheap rates to California. Two
hundred arrived in San Francisco
last Thursday, and several of tbem
have been iu the Santa Clara valley
looking for chances to locate.
Most of these colonists have come
to California in search of homes,
and our valley should have its
share of new settlers.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
On Thursday evening ihe Town
Trustees held a meeting, pursuant
to the adjournment on Monday
night. A resolution, concerning
the rtjection of bids on street im<
prove incut, and of the proper posting of specifications and notifica-
:ious, was passed. The clerk was
directed to have asufficient number
mating petitions for town officers.
En the matter of the resolution
ndopled at the previous meeting for
graveling High street, the clerk
was authorized to notify properly
owners that at the rest meeting,
that question would be taken up.
The clerk and city attorney
were directed to make further
inquiry as to the pi aspects ofseil-
ing ihe street improvement bonds.
Trustee Marx will decide upon the
question of tlie town 'furnishing
inonumeiitsforsiirvevs in its limits.
Mr. K. Sonle, foreman of the
Manual Training department, will
giye a lecture on tbe Stanford family very soon. The lecture is de*
signed for the men of Hnclna Hall,
Mr.- Soule haa been intimately con-
it.- the founders of the
fnivemity for many years, and it
familiar with many incideniain the
work and- career of Senator Stanford, which will be of great interest
to ihe stndenla. Mr. Soule is also
prepai lug a lecture on the early
history of the construction of thc
Central Pacific road, which will
be delivered in the chapel as soon
as completed, «■
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j Your laundry
I work is done
1 Here in town%
I * .♦
j — IP you P.UROJJIZB THS —
I SlaiM Freati* Imin
I Ar . !
S3. 827 BilOHi STBEET \
•3EIXFHOHE ♦
B1ACK 174. .
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Tins 1? n Ap of R«!
Reasons Why
Earle & Co,
Can make It to your interest to trade with tbem.
lit—Our Rorxlit ate the best mono-
can buy. ,
2.1.—They-are absolutely Ruaran-
iced.
3;I,—Wc pay cin.h Tor nil gpoHf, thereby -faying the discount,
which lower* the price.
4ih.—We cannot be uutleriwild.
5th.-—We employ none but exper-
icoced help.
tub.—We take particular pnlot to
please*
7th.—If experience counts for anything we hare it.
8th.—If «c can make you money
why not try u»r
Oth.—A good ttore well kept.
IOUt.~-A tine tmlc worth keeping.
I Itb.—We are k*'!*1*" to »**y "*fUU the
bnaiiio-s, thertfore wemnst
make yonr latcxetu Oar
Own*.
-.-Ua.—Xo one in convinced without a
trial, therefore fry tu and
,,convince yomsctf.
EARLE & CO.
OrQCarlQf. Pravlalona, Tntila Dcli-
oaofea.Gla.awaro, Etc
:.::USIVERSlTy AVKNUK::.
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CUT PRICES |N DRUGS
?«!?'
fail, can get your Druj*. Patent Mcdkhves anil
qi I''*"- a! Ci'y pricts, 'or less, by buying from
»ny. p| our stores.
WE ARE THE ORIGINAL CUTTERS.
We guarantee everything we sell to be the best
PALACE PHARMACY,
•car to mosroppiom.
42? High Strtet • ■ • Telephone, Rail 74.
«/ £. Flannelly,
—Doalar In—
Wood, Coal, Hay, Grain.
SUNSET
LIMITED
One of the most mngnincen
tr-tiii-i ever htiili. l:or i«,oi
19 >t tki WRSKLY via Cous
Line and Sunset route fo
New Orleans ana
New York
Le.-vf 8AM PKANOISCO 4:50 p.m.
Monday*. WedneJoitys. Fridays
Let.ro LOS ANGLE,-* 8:30 n m.
Tuesdays. Thnradays, &utuidaya
Anira NEW ORLJ5AN3 7:30 p. m.
Thursday*, Saturdays, Mondays
Among tbe world's noted
* Highways of Travel not one
equal-t the route of this train
Get the nttie book, "Wayside Notes, " from any agent
of ihe
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
ifnitial trip of Sunset Limited
Friday, Dye. 8, from San Franc'11 co
CAKK AXD PAtritY TO ORDER.
PALO ALTO HOME BAKERT,
MRS. C, E. UAKtmil.niiEB-. Fro*.
I^lynnl Hu'UISmr, Kmur^oii tlreti. Palo All*
The Plaza Restaurant
AND aoOMISO BOUSE.
p.vcrj-UilnrSu\. ,in,l dean. Oppo.ll. .Druol
WtLLIAU PATRICK. Prop.
CARI'ENTliK ANO CADINET IOUBINU
C. J. BROWN,
BIOB «TKBET
KEDWOOt) nt'RL AXD l-'ASrV WOOD
*rt*.ra Promiitlf Atnnttetl T«.
J COLPE DRUG CO.. INCORPORATED, Preps.
.v A .;..;..;..-..;..;. -t..;. .1. ^ r. ,\. .;..;..;. •> * ^* 4e •
J. B. DALEY. .
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE
Choice Business and Residence Property,
targe list 10 show prospective purchasers.
623 HIQH STREET, - PALO ALTO
+ *> * + ** + * + * + * + + **+ +*+ + + * + +++ + + + + * +
AN ARTISTS' WORK
If you haeW good artist decorate
your home, it wouHl cost more
than yon would care to pay. .
Using atlistic wall pajwr you
produce the same effect and save a
great deal of money.
Thc best work of the best artistt
can be procured here.
STRONER& BACKUS,
210 UNIVERSITY AVENUE,
PALO ALTO. ALTO
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* IF YOU WANT t
SHOES I
OF THE LATEST t
leathers tbat will wear and loo't Neat *nd .
Stylisli, call on ♦
♦
FARRELL.
+. 160 : UNIVERBITY. : AVENUE
PALO ALTO. >
KtrSeipetlnns Neatly Dob. ♦
VENDOME BARBER SHOP"
FIRST CLASS WORK DONE
Hair Cutting . . - - 25c
Children's Hair Cutting • •'■'-..? 15c .
Shaving - ... . . 15c
"Herpldde", tlie only DaudruffCttre.
205 0 ilversity Ave., Opposite The Fair
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GRACE 8r DUDFIELD,
Alma Street,
OlttMMll* liipctl.
PALO ALTO
LUMBER DEALER
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WEATHER REPORT.
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THE SIDEWALK MOVEMENT. j When your roo'* a.ilk i* ninn
'short and ll.in. don't I'.rm-t that M.
Tlte loll"«it>f indlralea ol.al thf'hailati Food. Bad Ball Brand, a-ill
I Tl.e follow ni,- gilaii ia
■ iii.,. t.. Un- ..hi i iho Santa Ulsn
\Juuntal. We don't knoar whether tht
. - |- 1:1 is I. ....! or not IhiI la nnr tliat seemi
ota i me mia hi*. Monrovia, ona ol lho
1,1.-1 imiiiiu! an,I GonhshlnBir
km liter a Caliiaiaia, baa tree aeter truat | '
,a system atilrh _o*l lh* toaa WO,000'
Tli IB! ITtliaai 111 ronneetlmi all
Ih* ii-.. solar works ll will toon h
: Uut* lo onnaldsr literates to to chawd (
11 in - ->r jj.a-j- -. Aa .me who is inleral..
aideaalk i|tica* jeTeaec andenrlrh ll,
and cures milk '
i.--.l,.,-llm--, ■■[. .
Gents ami ladle* a*
i,i. ..-!- ...(- al Mr*. I
PA_LQ ALTO TIMES. | watkr jiates.
Tbe Utnrhi* la bs Derived Pratn Frts
Wiic. Trustee* will do in tl.e sides silt i|tira* [crease andsnrlrli It, n.lalnr
i--mi"-v .imrnii.-.ii ; _» ,.,»«ii_..i."i..».»»»i«.i,1^|tf<„ilwl.M,HolTW,l„0,,|„
Town o( I'alo Alto hove d-rlilnl In lak,
legal |>fom-li_K» la fnividr (or tin
1.i,_l>_< bv the proi-erle i.ar iters ol akU-
aalks on holb*•_»_, ol Unir*r*lty kvr-
nue. im tbe loan ut I'slo Alto, trom -
Alnisslrrrl N'orth-Eaatlo Pry ant street,i
..Id ,kl...H. to I. toil. Ir, ,™>r_._r. j „-k!,_„ ^ -, UkMM,M „„»,.
wiili tlio aftad-k-ttaC-M Iterrlnatler set! . m
is^___^____;?,.i-__^i*'«ii;-t .,,„„., „,.„,, n'1,,[£r.::,-^;s7-.'.mTJi,i,.ni:
peon will 1* niailell said »i.|riuHlk*: liatuti R«l Ball llian.l Mock Food, lt
).,,( in by private eon trad instead ol j 1* alao rx.-,-lli-,it (or t-n-vs, making i.i.-r.-
I and richer n.ltk.
Ding
Tte Gasoline
LOTS FOK SALE
la Mocks 30aad !.. Apfdj tooener. j
Real Estate Agents
FU.I .„.,«. ot prop.,,, '" |°FF^-.,_S_,.„„!^" .t
Eiigine
taken for absent00s.
03O MARKET St.
the Bank. PALO ALTO
rancisco. opposite Palmc Hotel
*" " "*' '*" " """" '■ im the ttruaih and proojierlly of'lho
1 *a mm ■ j . to(_|i o( aim* oisra i - i..- -1 tbat tbe
Witibi interested in each others "1-jh^ tMng to i*. j00. .ouu bo to
t-re~or should be. A .iitlhront. every- l^^nj,-M „,„ whatever; that La lo
■nen-lor-blmaelf ptl_y, means ruin iur , Mr ,rf ||>e tvmn tutnitb water i. - • lo
noyeoatmonily. ll a** n« retrogress .on J^ .-^^ (oo-Jilwe* *** mtr^e-
a* as lo Ibe proper
ia* aill be fast.
i 11,e adrsntsges ol surl. s course auul.'
Ibe economy. No col let-tor would
j required ami tba amount wbich I.isarr
uuld ro*t would lie saved lo Hn
Besides, iu Hit, collection o
, means ruin Iur;
retrogression
o>, 1 tail ore. The Brat lenon atty __a,ilj-
most leaiD, lo lie sncctaslul and lia|.(.j.
1* 11.my and mutual assistance. Tl.*
appliea lo 111* buaincee Mr. ol a loan
and tbe mure generally It r. obey1.1 tbt
more abundant will l-r the city'a pros-
parity. Stand by each ol lis r antl to'■ p^pi,
whereas,
l Ut (Si.l sidewalk* iu accordance will,
the -1-*. ,ti. _!.,_. at llic r,
dollars per tool frontage;
thereto**,?
PIANO hik (190.
H. L. MANSFIELD & CO. 2__^-__V_
IcB.-Frilits. Vegetables, Dairy Produce, gjjgl
ft Tin: i.i«i:h imt tail.
FARMER ANO ORCH'R.IST,
A Beattt'sbcel Piano direct Iroa-ilts.
cons-deration ot ibe f_. .. :v tarsal* iorllW casb.
jOS aa. rrtlr-c- .tns, iii.-iri-ir.mniniMtrai™ u. T*»a.T T*—v I .
»*! U. «u,r r^..lu'rt.lXr- S ,U lt**ht- ***•***""** <**********■ I (t \A/ I ,A PR RR
-ha course aould , *r» of tesl ratalc front ine upon aaid por-' • . _ ■ .
il. !. r. .,-!.■ i, ,-
1 estate Irontin-; upon aaid pot-
L'niveralty avenue (or thej Fin* line ol lad ita * scaler*. Itvitiiia,
ber ol Iront feel aet resiwctluily Lnd bicrcle cap*. Order* taken lor
ulit- prnri -tv . z _. '_
iron lie bom* (oiks,—Kt.
THE FIN EST
°p,~i" "K ST.'Sj'.u.i"™,.' .,.'i_?,. l*'-re__„_'»o'™.v,i.._j(__,_
ul onr aaid i>rcu.i_e*, and, upon com-, Mrs. Oatrandor's.
ill* Impoasiblr to collect ph-llon ol sen"
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Ta* Sao Jeer Herald shoukl study . loaa to ths loan and shitting ot Ibe bur- -[■„,,. „( |*»i0 .\iuy-, to pay tlte said
lU'.ui.ita ImI. l-cf. tv tryirtf lo make ,!..„ apon lit* ronaamrrs abo do par. lor Has sams said *tan ol -...Kara lo a recent Intemew with Col. Han-ly
■Mil belter, the nrentrv _s proepenac i With Iree aatsr tbere woatd be no per loot ol out'respectiveIrootace*. iconcemtt, lb* «re ^ his boraea be
uVder CleveUad*. *dmin-stra,Ion. UL«« tot discrimination, nor -.\JS*a*^^
baa been pretend inj lu show thai : )_-itlri,ipntt, not a irry, nor would lb.iv to all,
uadsr tldl-inlev tariff th> i.'llla and j ii*» lorutilraan oat flflil ' with more or Th* walk shall be mad* ol No. I
shops wore abut-loan, when in la.t it ! I,*w trailing nniuioaities, la, t ween ll.e '""reson I'lno* plonk l.roujrhl lo unllurm
. . .. .__._:_ ai.k-kiiess, 2 inches tinck, b Inches wide
and 13 l.-.t long laid to uratle at rl«lit
,,>!_■'. - to tbe line ol the atreet and
-.. nr. k .'.ik.-'i to rlv_ line* ol l».i|-i-
tud.iul airinitar* spaced 2 fet-l IO.1*
i«tlte Inl, Ilirrvt tt.line, Itt.lifloU) cam
j lin. lank lo -.is.iir-n.- trnable to ran—
si.'l ti vis b.n |w nut* j_.r bursa j_.aer
1 -et l.out. Tl,.* Engine, and tht> -heapa-
-Pumping Plants
l..r Irrigation or house supply sol.)
llul the iir.-sl.al tyx
*tx Ibe scare that preceded the Wllaou j tonn ond ths 3. J. Water Co.
tariff that ceased this depress.,m. Pe>f pendlRg c.iiirovoiey would be tattled
man.l haa caused an awaki.ninft in a lew
indusiriesand the Httwli Uke*lhisaa
an indicatioa ol prosperity tm a. count
ot tba Witaoo liriff. Tl>e treasury ol
tb* nation arid abow somelh.niiot lite
tetenoe* received Irvaw ibe lalter-
Yrom October 1. KNZto iA-tul_-r 1. '■-'•-.
tto national debt der>t>«N.I (Tt.l-1I.3H.
and in tbe nest three )**r* liirreaeed
|I'..M il.-li'.: besi.tes tl.e increase In the
interest bearing debt ..I |ialB_.,_W.
Ii looka aa ttiougl. aomelblng should l-r
don* lo raise revenue lor 11.. u.ainlon-
an.r of lb* government.
-And a general line ol—
M
. lak*n and del
... principally m tho (set thai I insisi
on having Manhattan Jttock Food, »..!
hall brand fad to the.... ll supplies the
iunit- qualitiea that atoll lee.1 never has. ; «a_a,.^.^_^.^_aaB________________________.
It to'tm a nettldae.lt It purely * con-. ESTIMATMS I URNISHBD,
d.tusnt, and n.v an.mala gel it regularly
every day. It supi.llee the digestive
elements that lliey it ■ ■..-!-.. - seek in
the lisld alien fr**., and it keep* them
Gents' furnishing' goods.
.very inaiinerof RKPAIRINn DQKE
71-77, S. First St.
.SAN JOSE, CAL.
LOUIS DAHL,
N*n.t I'ur Tr.llMI_.i_
BEATTIS ORGANS...-
hunlen*
Clara
Intending resident* which in, ulliet
place i-ould offer. It would be to-the'in
inlerrot of .msiiy nl the people ul .San.a I
e given oiitwsr.i *](,]_* ol I In. in B
'l*1.i. curb and gutter are lo l_< set in
.lean sand, 12 in.
WHY CUBA HI.HI 1 '■
tte tla- boteaucrolH- goternu.ent o
Ibis Island, Spain hss satldh-I o d.t.l e
f-OO.OOO.OOO, the .-w-r,,...,,- Uirdeii o
(l-Oper tapila. Ihu tu..l,._J is up
pirsuvi- lo the laal .1,-..*.. Small if
Mil *larsa are las..I (.'«.. large one.
mors. There I* a severe iti.uiiii- tax.
Clerka |>ay !», |*er tent, ol tbeir earning*. There isaneslra las ol alj j*i
cent, ol lb* anionnt of the las to pay
tha- coat ot ita tvllect-on. I'm ■-..--■■ -i. is
rva-a.r--d tor every ■ - ... gathering,
even tor rrpatrir^ a Utuse: and ft rmi*.
sioii .» to tv aecnr-d-tnly >>. i-i.i-,.
There i* a taa on every h-ller ol a a.gn.
on every servant kej.l. The Ian uu imports ia almost prohibitive, earrj.l on
gooda coining Iiuni J.jHiin- F-vrn in
Spain, the mother country, t'ato must
pay esurhitant customs lulls, choking
•a L«r oalivity in oltuuat oil oaposlo.
Thetr ai prohibrtiTT date on American
Soar, lor inslsmv. ahifh ,.'■■(■_• lite
Cubana to take an Interior ii.i-t
in Hpaili, ami alien the (tjiotiish iio|«
wrrea lailurc two years ago. America.,
floor waa taken lo Spain and trahipjied
lo Cuba, she naturally |»yli.g the In-ighl
both way*. The -psnish hank ollUtals
hav* been knowu to pass out count*-**
(nl money tniietl wilhlrgHllrinlar. Al
on* t.tne Hu- wa* carrie-1 00 for Dial Ih*
Cubana thrralrnsd rut - Wy Hupttt
/*;'... 10 Uodry'i if. . .- ■
, AlleMi
___ to remove to Hanta Clara, lor land ?*** *** 1l-'l,"," ?' **** " *" *" "/**
1 12 in. la-Ion grade. The surlsca- ol llie -
oral rem. are i.n.r here and Ire* water fruul„i i, ltt be giVen an unbroken slop* !
would offset Ihe MKt ol car tare. In.10 ihe I -tn. hngdoon to the *trret ol , ... _T_ __f I
loot of aidtl. ol'Fl.NR WATCH ASII JK.VEMtY
. A. V. SCHUBERT,
THE PALO .-1.TO IBWELEB,
in .■■ ,,— u.. . -, ■■: ..j-rr_::i.,. aoold not l<«* than _
have lo to- atel bt d.reet Uralion. Tl.i. •>d*"«^- The surtace of ll_e wa.o a. .0
_. , list. » ui.iluri). rlojarol *A in. M luol
oo..1.I...,teaaela.«l.on.l » true. The „( w „(Ui ol .iJ.oalk Iron, gro .e al Iho
lii.usebohh-r mi.i.M l.sve l» pay -.nne- .uil. line up lo tbe building. Tbe ed_*
.-roll but not'uf walk at -iirh i. to la- at grade ol
h. ,,..! ... ._.. I tenter olstrrel. The work lo bv done
"",'"'' ' *"> iuo.il.i_i.tisl aeaotd vt,ti. these apettU
.-,__. .... .-, ■„ nould fall apoa tl.'slioi." .ml to Ih.- entire salislacllonol
ih.Me ah" hot* land here IhiI no homes Hoard ol Trilltee* or their authoriird
upon the larul. llul Ihey would lie i represeiilallvr.
benefitted N-Ttos. Ihe incident ol Ire*: _o__>l-»or smrwalK.
Altai on ih* northeast side ol Wsverly
tmt Irom fnner-ily avenue toChan-
tiiiiie (.,r
1 tto value .
leiMl.
The allm
■ate ,,,.:. hoacver. would , lin* ol 1 i,.,,,..n.-
tbal the ooneraol varanI and un-tnuf***r*** ol L,,r I'"1'1"
...Id I* induced to ■'W."T,,,^•''^,,.rtl!","
school. Follow-
(or Hila.'to te,
i*eol the walk
Increase in the Nation'a Dsbl
1 J(_-,7_;,o &-*.; mts '.«-;_.*; ._!.".«•__;
Io* lo-iiplltted. eplkeil to three line* of longitudinal
II there wer* specisl inatancaa where. sirlngsra spaced 1 It. 10 in. U. to C.
al injmtic. would la. .U.ne,stx-h mius- St'i?Tr'1l0 ^°*,No- ! 't'tJ*Tt°n KcJ'
■' , . , ... woo-l* 3-.I in.. flrtnK inite«lde.t in not
.e I.. _,. .„.|.t.-..,ai taspaycrcooU be i,^ ibaa S in. ot clean sand. —
A cail...'. No. I 1;. :.--.] ...]•: in. i*
to be art vertically wilh its lop nigral
grade nf cenier o( atreet and wllb lis
outer edge 12 ft. (roin the proper tv line*.
The curb is to be Securely a pi kid lo
'...__. llmlii.-.i! JtOSlS aj.j.-ml . f(,
' 0. to 0. will, top* - in. 1 ,-:..n tl.e top ul
i curb.
{ The inner edge of walk to be twu (eel
' from the property line and '.", In. above
HKPAlUl-.ti.
PHO-dPTSES- AtWUKEI>,
It's Only One Mile
Tt»™ Menlo Park Pharmacy
Wc carry a full lint* of
Drags and Ck'iiiif.ls, mm, Speeteles, SlaiM
" T10B.
LSvkt r, Pr.|irif tnr
American and Imported PerTumoa.
u specialty of I>r_-M.'ri|il.i>ii work,
k-V is romplcto. Call nml sue us,
E. .V. CHARLES M. D.
MoaaaaopalltUI.
Offica- Ledyard ]'■ „iJn.., Palo Alto.Cal. j
HEALTH OFFICES.
IE8
BR°GERIg5
EARLE S SHE
CASTILLEJA HALL.
. A1AI ALTO, CAL.
DR. CHAK1.ES W. 11ECKER.
Everything Fresh and First Class.
W. L. W00DR0W,
I H.lrriaL.i aua l.iii.iHlni...
iTSoulh Pirat St., SAN JOSE, Cal
■reltitl}' examine 1
idering tl.e aaler ti
1 Trustees ail
WOMAN'S CLUB.
The walk tola- laid wit
' lion toward lb* street ol l
«,III, ■ l ...l. „*!_..
In. per It. ot
FINE TEAS AND COFFEES.
*n\***lSmm%mmmte Orders at Way-Down Prices.
as-ids a. a: u.,, 1:, atieti.toeanas Cal- ■ n
nail) atcssc. Tslu^ Alia
Appciataaenla at, br atade wtlh B.
lAL-.Ltlacllll.l-t <)»Ct St KtUdtBEC
[... a_"
"lor 111 aa
E. K. THOITS
FINE SHOES
rfiax-ffia
The U'ouian'* Club had a tMIfhtlol
pu-nu- .111 \Ve>lne*day, October id at
Mrs, W. W. Brown's home, beyond
Marfiebl. Ttilrty-saven aerc present
all ia Ibe bright**! of *p_rita. Two of r-... t
onr nnntbtr that cane 00 bi_y de* tin" Ttie tollowinf are tbe orer Ian-1 abip- A ********* number of pupils desired
Iteanily cheered a* they cam* spinninjc ment ol Sani* Clara talley prodnftslor
along the shaded avenue tbat leads
Ih-i-d 1 . a, hts
1 Dr.r-I aprtrots
1 Dried -vat*
I'll.' I pi,MM.
Wine and brain!
Garden seed.
Leather .
Alter all had aassmbtnl
■ meeting was called to order and [ Canned (ooda
business was attenttctl lo, the iiatns* d| limn applt-a
* montblv sutetnelit iaai.r.1 by tbe the newly .let-ted officer* for the Jwr [Oreeii pesclis*.
Trsasury Department today abotb llw wero rea.l a* (ollow*- Pre*. Mr*. M. t;.! gJJJ" gJJJJ
public debt September 30th, less mmt in Can.pl-.il; Vl<* Pre*, at l.ir»-v. Mrs M ,;,r,.,, , ,.,,,', ,
tbe treasury, to bat* been f*. 1,099, ins, i£. Cutter: Vke Pre*, trom tbe Lad ic* Ureea i-ulac*a.
aa bMM lor Ibe month of QJCHMtJCbtm. Dr. Harriet Tilbbury; Ladies *}**'*•* f*j£*
Tb*d*t*l»-eea|-taiatedasl..llo«s ■ .-*"•• »"J;"; »'Mfj ***** Gt***
, . ^^ . 7: *-_-«.,„-« 1 Mi*f ,-caertfa. Heals ut departmenta
li.ieresi-bsar._f debts, ^. Park,
debt on which interest haa ii-aaetl ain.i- mK.11: pliilanihropt,Mts....r.Z*ehokke:
maturity, 11,665.600: debt I.-a ring no srt and literature, Mm. A. I.. Corbel!.
inUrM*l1(B;71««,6IB. making at. aggre. <. h "" ■gffgg!?, *}'*£ **j&***
gate.,. ,|.lM.«..m. exc f S«. ! JjaTSP A^SUfi "»»
_-7,etn in certiB-Btcs and ti.sa.ir> mile*; jttompily made and .srrieit. Tbe co.n-
olhal by an vqual amount ul cash in the ( mittee ol arranjfiin-nia ars Mtedamea
- - - ... ; U, 1'srkinson, W. VV, Tho burn. M. „_ Incresse
' Ts___T t ',_ ... ,_■ ,' Chandler and Miaa brotbeM. Mm. J.' year
Tbe caab to Ut* treasury t* .l*s.i_*.l: HmgUmM offered the us*ol Ur re^. I
.■t!...a- iwM.llf-.Vm ■:■.' -.!■.•. t ■'■- ,!....- i... 1).. „., -: : :.. Tbe baaintaa
toTJUft: paper. fiaO.flO-.SthV l-oads. [ meriing adioumed. Our lieau. Mr.and
diabuMing oHUtm* balancs*. nc. |I8.-i ****- £j"; ^J^P'ttBlS!
o.;.io.. utaking.tou.oi tmmetm. JKKSSaSa EySSSig::, ■ ,: V
against whirl, there are demand li-bili- and sampling _r«j-e. ' * IUII, Friday evsnrt.g October IBth. lor
twa amounting to|«_.'**** uj-iti: Episcopal Church. The .lay
_.„_ reavtrrf. ,.i ,i,_. t_...,„. QanaH Nlu* labtee Iitinwnie Irava ol gMpesol rendered I* entiile-l "Serious 8 tuallona
Tba record* uf ll.e TMsaurj Heparl-, „,(out TOiort mm n,, ,,„,„, [Miuw'
u.tnt altow tbat on October 1, l-V.'. theiuf ih* feast. Ths majority of our num-
public debt amounted lu |M0,Ma,llM, '■ ber reluctaoily lud the I,oaU adieu while *;**• *****
witb tm**m*n» net cash in lite trsaa-!» u*****tat*Tlly **** ***'*' }*** **\ ' St"" *******>**■
„ . V. , iat- .. moonliglil. Ued-te departintc we roted \>,| Murlewh
uiy. October 1. I8W. lh. pebUt d«U .„___. h^u ,,^rtr u.snkJTfor lEepleasrtrr SSffi
ted dscraa-eJ-- »fll.3l».r;5.wllb lb*>tUybadaBor_edits. Th* rt«ular t^tti- ™ Raodolph
BM caab on hand red need lo IIOS.BT..,-- nese lae-ting ot tto club will l-e under ********
IBS. On Ortober 1, IBM, tto paMtoI^******^**J*.*?****&*************]*?*• Hudson,
debt bad been incn_ued to |I,0IT,fiM,-
.._!. sn.l th* net cash M_UC*d to (lift,
.19.719.
On Urtober 1, IBM, llie pttlillr dttl.t! * CANDY PULL.
had been further locrfaaa-l tu H.ix- 1 ,., Kridsv erenfngat tlte inviiation
491,999 and tit* net e**b In tlio Treasury L( ,}l„ Misses Carter, a large nun,-
lansaanl to *1.--..0_.:_.!. During tbejbaerot tuung pe.,pl* Jaaemhle.) st the
yearendtag October I, IBKI. the nrl in- rtaidenceul ibeir wother.MM.Suranter-
meo* in tbr paWkdaU ... tb*_e(or«, fc.j.1, « Hamilton arwnur, the or-
I19.ns.99l. During tbe year endrd jcasion being a binUay |«ny m uenot
October 1. 1 KM, tbe net inrrea** was c| Mm, E. A. Willi
Ectinomi. I
&,0U,U6
Die same week last
9U.7S&
DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.
Tbe DraaiaiicCiabel Ibe Uni.ermtty
wlllgicc an rnicrtainmeat at Nortree
lelgh'a Room." The following
Hugh II. Brawl
Gsorge Baldwin
W. O. Price
W. M. M. |m,ah
Manlin Main
MIm Hudaon. £arali Comatock.
This ia the tlrst appearance ol tb*
Dramatic Club organised at. lb* Unl-
vetsltv Isai year, and the well known
iiili-m ol iia iiu-mi-.t- Insuree a good
prnduciion. A further announcement
in .-yard tu other lea lures ol th* program aill lie matte next week.
UNCLAIMED LKTTEH LIST.
Abe. FK Hickman, 01 IW
. BMiton, Mm 1' P Irwin. Lily
HMO-Ma- During the laal ihreeycaM A mon enjoyable evening wa* spent • Boaere, Walter Kr. .__. I.
tb* nei iu-reaae in tbe debt haa Iton ;n ^i.j.^m ,-oninsstion and iiiatruitiTe Collins. CE t % Ungdeld. Mi
IIM.40T,_90, and during Ihe same lima g,u.*s. At aboul 11 o'clock Jrcfreali-
Ibe lncrea*F in tbe iniere*t-_*arltig deb
Lee, A
I meats wen- served, alter^ which all sn*; Heal.'J
llernanl MrCornilck, E
VMCY
Matilba V. Y»ts. I'. W.
baa been (_e.3_9._00. bim-eJune ». j joy^l pulling i.f!y unllll a lain Ikwr
- IMS, the not expenditure* .,1 lbs tlov- ' Anton.' Il.0*r |-"--ill W*r*.
eranent bar**tceed*d ihr receipts by! Miase* Kate llotton. Addie Clow, Id,
llM.1-1,1*:. aafollow*; Furbuth. I:.-,- „.-t I.UIirCarter. Krankte'
Placal tear ended June 30, 1990, -.it- Tu.i.... Anna "i.,-.l.. Anna Walther. Situkins luta addeal a line of Japaneae
plus of f* /Ml. 674. M-sari. Hji .'..,..*, 1... 11/. Willis TbwtU. I gaoda to I.is slock, ll -unsists of pretty
Fiscal year sanded June 3., l«i.. dt~ l_a ..r.e t urbu.lf. U. li. Jlupk.las, A. I. jdeeoraled t-ororlein. laasketware taoqafT
ficlt of 909 JtOSfltKI. (Hopkins. Wm. Keu.p, A. S. Ferguson,: foods, -taper, napkins and many oilier
" Fwcai year ended .uue 30, IK*'., da- O. K. Smith. Win, Werry. Mr. and Mm, j things at once uselul and ornamental.
flcit of M-.W-.22-. K. *,. WI lllama, Mr. and Mm, A. -**>-. Is tell* napkin* lac per 100.
For tba three maotb* «uded Seplsm*, Stephens, Mm. M. C. Peck and Mm j (finikin* Is too well known In lha
bar 90, lift, deficit of fV.HM.OOO. Kemp. stationery line to need any introduction.
^ISSL.TOURNY,
■-SSU -.VOICE CUTTRt
tailed nun
Oar. <'un perai si.a l-'ureal Ale.
UNITKO WQRKINCMLN'l MAK.C A *J. CCA.TT
j5oq.opi)rrf;.v^"
j. e. f^nneCly,"
JiJilill. ,-,..I,-R. BRAN.
l-li.u.r. 1..., ul, Kimh.
HICH ST. - - PA O At TO
BHTTTS PJIjgS7-'-:
FURNISH YOUR HOUSE WELL Who Was
]I^ISS RICE.
Fa-.hlonal.lo Droea Making
Room 4 Dickey Building, over ihe:
Flora Restaurant. [1
'Cobler Seat Rockers in Antique Oak, I .1. _ and Mohosomy.
Carpet Sweepers. Rccd Rockers. Rugs..
Ladies' and Gents* Writing Desks,
l.npcls for yoiir Pictures or Paintings.
Bamboo Bric*a-Brac. Music Stands. Angora Duster*.
Childrcns' Chain. Rockers. High Chairs and Brooms.
Tea Tables. At the
iPaul Revere?
yajjjyg***
TURI-ZTUni]
SHERMAN & CO.. University
paio Aito i ;j^j-1*1,^7;
J)ENTIST,
BTORE OPEN TUX 8 P. M.
laaa-atal>fca* 1 tKatlj-, a_-i
■M area -So s.a_r taa
igliau a>kai«,-aU lain
GEO BLAKE8LBY LITTLE, D. D. S.
OPPICK
tn U.*__*4jar6 Pallttlng, Kosa 11.
Jordan's
MARY PRATT LITTLE,
VOCAL TEACHER and SOLOIST
_*4rara aaliaiag, l-ato Alia
u.' 1 jHS-S_f Aa.
H
AKP.lET F. PlLLtiBUHY, M.P.
.C.JU.|» si Uoraaa't Uedital College
ol ibe Sew V,._ Isiraary )
.antCIALTY:... *
Dlaaaaaa of WOKEN * CHILDREN
Orrica: CbsaalBj, too. 1.* 1 _-._ Rsstosa
rats Alto. CaL
Q H. BARRETT.
Mialer. Cantaai
ks asflat-sj rarpeara.
OrPICE, Noktvix BDILDINC
MLO ALTO.
..l_l.l.l»._J_alk,l.„aH_,) la.rn.lt.
1 Ur II na>. I,., nililmiiiflaii. .aj
litsstr. b* tat.lita. IraaSna. Dcraekni a»S
: limit .i a.ia.ri, I It.akhs ].»..,.,».
j l-b tl . I.ota — .. .., IH....IJ ..1 Hi.rwa lai.n
-..,, 1. .mail, .,, ,..,.... ll.-].Kii> I'a.tets.lr-
I ftf-EUT.. latimaLr m<.ir .alra a.lib let.
i nUtfllO i.i-.-i i.«v.ivisB -ni. ihi*
..-..i-i.. I thai, *,lh a.),h,.r rl.r
1 Ih'V ear. aulJ 11 i|.|.ll, lotlttilwl). Ilia
'ill'.l.i.iBI an,] uirliil. II laaurnl
ttiaiamt.ri.il thr lamllj-.-rl.1 allkr
intlbuy an J t i.nttii. tattle lot clttsta'ta
I*Ura,T*M nuBU.HINO OO.
WM
hlu) PiUir tti CM.tfUKf,
Deeds, _do_1aages.
..green.eihs, tti
a, ,'un, Contracts,
. l_t. .. careful It and
aa-t-uraUlj draan.
orrioc. nohthik halupalo alto
JOSEPH HtnvHDtSON,
ktt oz-aa a y a. a fa* Xssa vfr .
Mills BuaniKO. - • .an __-ancl*co, Cal
A. M. Mayberry
PALO ALTO
pffi2j * Gardener,
Gardens laid out and attended
rr,(. Kaasrr *•- aa.na
PALO ALTO &
Carriages at all trains stopping at Menlo Park and Palo Alio
with competent Driver*.
•[IB.. E. E. JACOBS
.__ ia,„.r1.i_.r. Alma St.. Hear Den ot.
HUT, 6MIII MD KllLSTUFFS
WOOD ut. COAL
Delivered at Lowest Marke
