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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-03-09
P"RTUuUESE IN SAN FRANCISCO.

In another column we publish an
article from the San Francisco "Ex-
aminer" of February 26th, showing
what the Portuguese laborers who have
gone to San Francisco think of these
Islands. Some of their statements are
true, while others are so wide of the
mark as to leave the impression with
strangers that slavery exists on the
Islands, which is really not so.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08
Society Events.

Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Vajen viii give a large dancing
party Wednesday evening for their daughters and
Mr.. M. G. McLain win entertain few friends at
Anner evening at the Denison to celebrate
his birthday anniversary.
The Eastend Euehre Club entertained their friends
with q masquerade the Institute for the Deaf and
Dumb on New Years night.
Invitations have been issued for the second recep
ton Of the Gavotte Pleasure Club, Pfafiins Music
Hall on next Thursday evening.
The fourth annual hop. given by Mr.. Chas. Mayer
10 his employees. will be held Tuesday evening of
this week ut Wrights Hall on Market street.
Mrs. Alexander Heron and daughter have issued
cards for reception on Wednesday afternoon, from
till o'clock at their home North Illinois street.
A reunion ard social win be held tomorrow even.
ing AZ the Second Presbyterian Church. upon the oc-
sasion Of the annual pewletting. All friends are In
tited.
The Equal Suffrage Society will hold its regular
monthly meeting on Monday, At p. NJ at the resi-
hence of Miss DIR. HAslep, No. 133 North Pennsyl-
yania street
Mr. Henry 8. Fraser viii be married on wednes.
lay, at Rock Island, Ill. 20 Mrs Watson and after
wedding tour, will return TO this city ard live
new Denison Hotel.
very large rarty given 10 Martin Brk IT,. at
his home, North West street last week Dane
ing cards and various the features Of the
evening. in which fifty took part
The Mendelssohn Society began studying Handel's
messiah last week, but il viii not DO given for
time The rehearsal of Rcssini's "Stabat
Mater IL progressing satisfactorily. This work will
% given At tho next grand concert. about the middle
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08
Wabash.

Mrs. Marie Webster. of Chicago is spending q week
two in the city with her relatives Mrs George
friends and relatives at Peru, and Mrs. J..
f. Began, of Fort Wayne were in town this week.
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs s. NJ. Blount. Miss Nell
her sister. Mrs Thos. o'Rear. Peru. Miss Lucy
Goldthwaite Of Marion. was in the city New
the and Mr.. Jssse spsn
Sunday with friends IN Logansport
Miss May Lower is home from visit to the family of
for many years assistant cashier of the First National
Bank of this city has resigned his position and will
probably locate in the West Mr. Morse is of the
be missed should he move away Mr. ana Mrs. Joe
Russell, of Fort Wayne, spent New Years in Wabash
with Mrs. Russells parents Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Miles.
cago. after having spent their honeymoon with rela
tivss in this city and county. Mrs. Stewart is
M sts Meek Mr people
from the Hahnemann Medical College in March and
will then begin practice with his brother at Peru
natl Mrs. R. Gardner, mother of MARYLAND Gardner
of the Underwood factory left last Saturday for Los
Angeles. Cal, where she will spend the winter
of Miss Adde Arnett. Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Harvey jr of Marion, spent last Sunday in this
city, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George w leine
Mr.. Frank Alder. well.known young confeesioner,
and Mrs. Louisa Smalzried, were married on Monday
evening. The wedding occasioned surprise
among the friends of the contracting parties who
Ing. The Chautauqua Circle meets next Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Henry Mercy, East
Hill street Miss Emma Purvianss and Mr. Chas
Arnold. of Huntington, spent New Years with
friends In Wabash Miss Grace Nebeker, OF Gov.
ington who has been visiting Miss Eva tilt returned
Evening Journal was in the city this week the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas McConn-
Winchester.
Mrs. II. D. Bowen returned to Chicago on Monday.
A relatives Miss
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08
Franklin.

A dance was given at the Merchants Hotel on
Wednesday evening, in honor of Miss Carrie Mentz-
ger, who the guest of Miss Claude Cutsinger.
Miss ORR Voris was the guest of Greensburg friends
the first days of the past week with relatives in this
city Miss Callie George is visiting her brother DIR.
j. D. George and family Mrs. Re Duncan and lit
tie daughter have returned from extended visit
Day have removed to Westfeld, Kan. DIR. j. d.
George and family visited Madison relatives the first
of the week Elmer Covert has returned from
protracted stay in Kansas. "A j. Fnefod and wife
Mrs Chas Smith. of Indianapolis was the guest
of relatives in this city few days since Dr. G. w.
Covert and wife visited their daughter, Mrs. r. NJ.
Lynn. of Greenfield. the FIRST of the week .Thad
day. after several days visit here with relatives.
Rev. It. NTcdd, Of Ednburg, visited friends in this
city the latter part of the week Mrs Belle Aumann,
Rebecca Grow, Lovejoy, Isgrggs and Roberts, of In
Della Smith of Princeton is the of friends and
relatives in this IA. NJ Jelle of Indianapolis
with friends in this city on Thursday w. =.
Voris has returned to Wichita, Kan Misses Mabel
Dunlap and Laura Overbay were the guests of Mrs.
Ed Price, Columbus. I'D, the first of the week.
Miss n. G. Clark. of, New Albany, returned home
Wednesday Mrs ALI Thompson visited Aurora
relatives last week. j. Posey Smith is visiting rela
tives in Indianapolis. The Misses Floy Carnes and
Sac Wilson, of Greenwood, were the guests of Miss
May Byers New Years Miss May Randall is Wis.
iting with Shelbyvilie friends Miss Carrie Williams
returned on Tuesday from several weeks visit with
Lafayette and Chicago relatives Miss frankie
Jamison of Noblesvile, the guest of friends in
this city the first of the week. The Misses Dora
Sexson Ida Rinearson and Kate Iiel Of Indianapo-
lis, spent Monday with friends IN this city. Miss
Annabe Brooks, of Columbus, is visiting Mrs Belle
Mcclellan and family MFR. and Mrs. o. O. Dunn
Carrie Mentzger for several days the guest of Miss
Claude Cutsnger, returned to Osceoa Mo-, yesterday
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of February. The so1oists viii be Mrs. q. j. Ham.
mond. Miss Riah Wilcox, Messrs w. FL. Daggett an
L. II. Hemstreet
The Light Infantry will give their second enter
tanment Friday evening of this week. The
early part of the evening there will be concert and
this viii be followed by dance till IL o'clock.
Miss Emma Oliver gave progressive euchre party
on last Tuesday evening. The guests were Miss
Nellie Gale of Hillsdale. Mich; Miss Love Pierson
and Mrs VIM. Bell, OF Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A.
Randall Mr.. and Mrs. z. Z: Higgins Mr. and Mrs
T. Oddly, Mrs. Farnsworth, and Misses Strahan.
Person, Jenkins, Merl and Barkes, and Messrs.
hsrL, Beaumont, McVey, Pierson. Strahan and Will
Jams. Mrs. Farnsworth and Mrs. Oddly the
favors.
The Iroquois Club was pleasantly entertained by
Ed f. Gall at his home, on North Meridian street.
Friday night. Among the guests Misses Maria
Gilbert, of Hamilton, o Miss Dell, of Cleveland, O.;
Mrs. Calvin Fletcher, Miss Corinne Boyd, of Louis
vile; Misses Holmes, M. Dryer. n. Dryer, Hayes,
Gall Kuhn Adams Brown, Trussler, Voyles, Whit
comb, Brink Stone Ridgely Self, Rees Closer Ohr,
Deck Gragum. Blake and Sells, Messrs. Sells. Wat
son, Ried, Raschig Lewman, A. g. Stewart. Bing-
ham Beck, Stone, Hamilton Talbot; Pudsnbaugh,
Lee, Christian, Sherry, Dickinson, Jones Maderis,
Reaume, Fletcher, Ssverin Keely. Bieler Thompson,
Pearst, Geger. Chatfeld. Dr. Cal Fletcher. Ramsey,
and Hiidebraud.
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
Crawfordsville.

Mark Rodgers and family, of Covington, have been
visiting the family of f. NJ. Dice Mrs j. HI. Free
man, son and daughter have returned from visit at
bloomington, Ind Mrs. S. S. Pryme has returned
Schenectady N Y, after visit to W. 9. Mason
Miss Laura Bowser of Indianapolis, has been visiting
Miss Mayme Gerard Miss Mary Elston has re-
turned TO school at INDIANAPOLIS Dr. E. H. Cowan
and wife home from visit at Springfield, Mo-.
Miss Mary d. Naylor has returned to indianapolis
after visit with her mother Miss Allen. of Terre
Haute has been visiting her sister Mrs. W. T. Gott.
-. Maj. James R. Ross, of Indianapolis, has been
visiting friends in this city during tho past week
Mrs. A. Z. Thornton, of Michigan City is the guest
Of her parents, Mr.: and Mrs. Paul Hughes: Mrs.
H. s. Brady is homo from visit to
Mrs. A. Fl. Blair, Of indianapolis 49,
Mrs. Nose. Kahn and daughter have returned to
Connersville after visit to Mrs Eli Kahn. SAINT
Holland and family have returned to their home in
Middletown, O---.Miss Carrie Bschof. of Terre
Haute, is the guest of Mrs Eli Kahn. Miss Matte
Keeney is spending the winter at South Bend Mrs.
Friend and son are visiting il Cincinnati j. R.
Duncan and father-in law, Mr.. Gregg visiting at
Eaton and GAINESVILLE. O----Mrs. John Hammond is
home from visit at Cincinnati Judge d. P. Bald
win, of Logansport, lectures this afternoon at the
college chapel. Mrs Mamie Seawright, Of Frank
fort, is visiting W. W. Seawright and family Miss
Minnie Blackburn has returned to her home in
Springfield. o. George F. Hughes and family
visitors at Terre Haute Y: NJ G. A. directors
have secured temporary quarters in Music Hall. ..
Miss Jennie Davidson is home from Danvile, Ill.
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Greencastie.

Miss Rose Josin has returned to her school in Mil
waukee Miss Belle Hanna is in Indianapolis an
extended visit. Miss Kate Mathers, of INDIANAPOLIS,
is visiting at Mr. Joseph Kleinbub's. Mrs. Mason
and daughter of LAPorte visiting at w. 8. Halls
- Mr.. and Mrs. jerome Alien have returned from
trip to Anderson. s. III. Hills aud wife spent New
Years day with j. Q. Hutchinson, at Logansport
The Young Ladies' Sodality of St Paals Church cele
braed leap year by escorng their gentlemen friends
to a banquet Monday evening. Dr. A. 9. Fry re-
turned Monday from a visit TO California where he
has been for the beneht Of his health f. L. Scar
rift, of Watertown OAK. 10 visiting his parents in
this city. Miss Minnie White has returned TO Chi
cago- Mr.. Alex. Duvall of Kentucky. IS visiting
friends in this city. Councilman w. A. Howe has
returned from visit 70 his mother in Lebanon Mr..
II O Darnal has returned from Decatur. Ala
Mrs Chas- Allen has returned from visit 70 her
parents in Paris. m-..L s. cumbaek, Of Boston, is
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08
Shelbyville.

The Young Peoples Association Of the Presbyterian
Church met there Monday evening .Mr. Walt Bagot
entertained his friends at the Lockwood House, on
Monday, before leaving for Vincennes, where will
make his future home Miss Caddie Neghbors
in Indianapolis last week Mr.. and Mrs.
last Sabbath with relatives here.--..
Misses Ella Daugherty and May Hamilton returned
Hanover College Tuesday last. Miss Morris, who
has been visiting the Misses Wingate has
her home in Rushville- Miss '.Tods" Randall, of
Franklin, is the guest of Miss Emma Shelk The G.
L. S. c. will meet with Miss Maggie Ken
nedy next Tuesday evening. Miss Fannie
Bowen, of Cincinnati, whoa has been
visiting relatives here has returnAd home.
The Moot Congress" met with Mr.. George Pierce,
Thursday evening Miss Victoria Byars entertained
friends Wednesday evening, at her home West
Broadway street Miss Lou Encs entertained
friends Thursday evening. Mr.. HIS. Byers and
daughter, Miss Ada, and Mis-. Rohrer.1 of German
town, o. went to Evansville Friday --CNr. and Mrs
Chas Ross went to Evansville Friday to attend the
Commercial Travellers Association - Miss Minnie
Parrish, who has been Spending the holidays at home.
will return to Franklin College tomorrow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08
Edinburg.

Miss Ella Hughes, of Madison, was the guest of
Walter Schooler and wife last week. Mrs. NJ A.
Bloor returned home last Tuesday from Crawfords-
vile, where she visited her daughter. Orvil Car
vim. of Indianapolis, the guest of j. A. Carvin
and family the past week Miss Ellen Gates. of
Columbus, was the guest of Miss Maggie Wade part
day for Boston, Mass; where he will spend several
days Mrs: Elwood Allen, of Miamsburg o., is
for the marriage of Mr.. Edward Wheatley and Miss
Nora Cutsinger to take place at the residence of
George Cutsinger next Wednesday evening. :. r. B.
Brown and wife spent Sunday with relatives at
Thorutowp.
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visiting friends here DIR. willard Gage of Rock
port is visiting his daughter Mrs Hurlstcne- Geo.
Carpenter and wife have returned from visit in New
Albany Mrs Geo. B. Moore left Friday for her
future home Buffalo n. " Miss Matte Smith, Of
Indianapolis. is visiting st Mr.. Chas. Sentekes-
Chas- Cutler and wife of Louisville KY, visited his
parents the first of the week Dean Howe OF the
music school, has returned from Boston, where he
spent the holidays. Mrs. Judge Irwin and son, of
Indianapolis, spent Sunday with Mrs. Tinglev----
Miss Tune Hays has returned from extended
visit to Mt. Sterling and Lexngt6n Ky. Mrs w.
d. Hnson, of Cisco, Ill., who hasfbeen the guest of
her daughter Mrs G. S. Bridges, during the holidays
returned home FRIDAY
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08
Greenfield.

Mr.. aud Mrs. ". F. Pratt spent New Years at
Brownstown, Ind ---.Mrs. w. o. Bragg entertained
Misses Lille and Maggie Hill, of Knightstown, wednes-
day and THURSDAY Frank Martin, of CHICAGO. has
been the guest of of his brothers Dr. S. NJ and VIM ii.
Martin, in this city Mrs. Emma Edwards fornnerly
Scott. of Fortve, was the guest of her parents in
this city, on Thursday Mrs. George W. Duncan
returned from Michigan the first Of the week where she
attended the burial Of her sister. Mrs. 9. B. stayt
Miss Alice Horner. of Knightstown, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. John Egan- Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Gooding, of New Palestine, spent New Year with
relatives in this city Harry 9. Strickland, James
Hefferman, e. j. Baldwin, Frank Kinder, and the
Misses Williams attended dance at Pendleton
Thursday evening Miss Minnie Black entertained
Miss Jennie Willing. of indianapolis, and Miss
Gentry of Centervllle, last week. The regular
dance will be given by the IT, D. Club at Masonic Hall
on Tuesday evening
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08
Terre Haute.

Miss Mayme Bourne has been the guest Of Mrs.
Dan Davis Mrs. Jennie Meyers, of Worthngton.
and Miss Francis Parks of Indianapolis, have been
visiting their sister. Mrs. Lizzie Reinhard, in this
Miss Minnie Winemier visited friends in Lo-
gansport- Miles Pomroy and sister, of Plymouth,
have been visiting friends here The wedding of Mr..
Ossan Conant and Miss Jessie Seath. on Wednesday,
the social event of the a.
The Congregational Church was crowd
ed. After the ceremony a reception was
held at the residence of the brides Ohio
street. Mrs. Conaut is daughter of Mr. j. A. Seath,
of the founders of the Terre Haute car.works-
Miss Carrie Gould was in Chicago during the week.
attack of heart disease, is improving Mrs.
Valentine shuler, of Indianapolis has been Waiting
her sister here, Mrs H. c. Pugh---.
visiting relatives at Cincinnati, -. Mrs. John
Daily has returned from Madison, where she visited
her daughter, Mrs Thomas ifurtagh-- Mr.: and
Mrs W. r. McKeen gave dancing party on Friday
evening = Miss Alice Fischer and Mrs. Frank
Mayo and daughter received much social attention
while here the first Of the week Miss Matte Johns
is visiting friends in Kansas City Miss Alice Whit
taker. of Spencer, is visiting Mrs. J. Markle of
North Fifth street Mr.. Frank Coon and wife have
returned from visit to relatives in Danville- Mrs
Lyndon A. Smith, of ST. Louis. is visiting Mrs. Man
court, on Mulberry street Mrs. L. b. Martin
tertaned the Decorative Art Society on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Link, formerly of this city,
of Wichita. arrived yesterday q visit.
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Mrs. Jennie Franklin and daughter, of st. Joe, No.,
visiting at J. M. Daviss-- The Band of Hope,
an organization of the children of the E. Sabbath
school, gave entertainment at the NJ. E. Church
Tuesday Mrs. George Spurrier is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Holding, in Rush county,.
visit with relatives at Hagerstow Ind Mrs. NJ. G.
Burt returned this week from Kushville, where she
visiting her parents Mr.. Sam Woodruff and
family, of Iowa. who have been hare for some time,
returned home this week John Flint il visit
ing her daughter at Peru, Ind
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08
Greensburg.

Charles Litteil is home from the far West q
short vacation. Mrs. Nancy Campbell of Mt:
Hope, Kan. is here with relatives John Enos and
wife, of Tusco!a ILL.,, here. Mrs VIII Cumback
jr has returned from extended at Anderson.
- Miss CLARA Winchester, of Gsnwood, spent part
to Oxford. Zach Tanner and wife, recently married
at Plymouth. Ind, are with relatives in this city =.
Miss Ellen Hopkins. recently deceased, gave by will,
q splendid farm here to Hanover College, after
her brothers death. James D. White has returned
to Pendleton. Ind, to resume teaching.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08
New Castle

Jesse Nicholson. of battle-ground, Ind, was the
guest of friends here during the past week. Mrs A.
Z. Nash of Sprngport. visited friends in this city
Frank Bundy spent Sunday at RushviIle. = Misses
Gertie Nee6han and Bertha Smith, and Fred Smith,
guests of friends in Arcanum, o., Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. o. Taylor and Frank of indianapolis.
were called here the first of the week on
account of the serious illness of Mrs. Tay-
lor's father, Waterman Cliffs. N Reasoner and
daughter. of Pueblo, Co guests of friends here
--.Chas. Jeffries and wife of Wichita Kan. are
visiting relatives here s. p. Bah and wife, of Mid
dstown, were guests of New Castle relatives last
married on Dec. 81. They were given reception
and New Years dinner at the house of the grooms
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Millkan on Sunday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08
Upton.

Harry Bray. of Quincy, ILL.,, spent several days
andria, visited her sister this Peter Swore-
land and wife of Koogle o.: visited A. Sworeland
this week. Charles Cummings and wife, of Cncin-
natl, the guests of d. G. Jones last week.
James Gay of Fowler visited friends here during the
week. Mr.. and Mrs Neal, of Nobesville visited
their son. Rev. Neal this week Hon. j. T. Cox, of
Peru visited his parents here yesterday Mrs. Lola
Bradbury of Champaign Ill.,, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Chds. I'D. P. Smith and wife, of Koko-
mo, visited here during the week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08
Peru.

Miss Reynolds, who has been the. guest of her SIS
ter, Mrs. McElwee returned to her home in
Perrysburg Mrs. w. A. Woodring, is visiting in
Macy at the home of her parents. Mrs. IA E..
Hoover who has been visiting Mrs. A. j. Parks. re-
turned to her home in Plymouth Wednesday.
Albert and Ed Levi spending . few weeks with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Levi Ross Bald
win has returned from his visit at Washington Ind
- Mrs. Mercer and daughter have returned from a
short visit at Mexico Miss Kate Talbot has re-
Porte j. Grace and Miss Young, of Logansport.
the guerts of Chas and Hattie Porter Thursday
and Friday The first semannual ball given by the
Nonparel Dancing Club, Thursday evening, was in
the srictest the society event of the in
this city Dancers to the number of fifty couples par
tcipated- Mr.. Clint Kepner of Pottsville. Pa is
the guest of John Debert Lawrence Dougherty of
Wabash, attended the club dance the guest of Mr.
q visit at Rochester.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08

Mrs. II. D. Bowen returned to Chicago on Monday
after short visit with relatives here Miss Iixzie
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-30


Tho Inyo Indsx says mortgage
! or trust deed from Tho Carson 4
Colorado Company, Third Division,
to the Bletropolitan Trust Company
OF the city Of New York was filed
with the Recorder Of Inye county
at Independence, October TO-. The
mortgage covers that part Of the
road between tho California line
and Keller and 10 for 81 800, 900.
The bonds are to be Of the denomi-
nation Of 81 900 each, bearing date
of July /, 1883, and payable in 80
years, with interest ct 6 per cent.
per annum, payable semi-annually
in the city Of New York.
Everybody (says the Index) has
. right to guess what is meant by
the negotiation Of this loan. The
Index surmises that the people of
Owens Valley can take q railroad
excursion to Los Angeles next
Fourth of July, and it is not inn
possible that they may be able TO
go ali the way through on the Car
son & Colorado railroad. If they
ell the gap between Kceler and Mo-
have they will be filling long felt
want.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-30
1t will not win.

The fight made by Gen. Murphy
in this campaign has been square,
open and aboveboard and the at
tacks made on him have been covert,
dishonorable and unmanly. The
voters of Nevada have seen too
much of this unmanly back-stab-
bing work not to now repudiate it.
It is merely move Oh the part of
the Democracy Of Nevada to secure
control of the Supreme bench, and
will not win.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-30
Ji,., Tewnsend's Paper.

jim Townsend writes from Lundy
that he is running a newspaper that
hasn't a live advertisement and
does not boast a single subscriber
He found the Office pied from "Gen-
esls to Revelations" and asser cast-
ing some rollers and sending for a
keg of ink got the old works started
up.
He says that candidates come to
him with money but he hasn't time
to attend to it and takes nothing
that isn't pushed under the door.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-30
The Oldest Mason.

Priority as to age Is . favorite
form Of rivalry, and the Masoni
hold age in the Order to be no small
honor. Theodore Winters GENES
early on the list, and the Gazette
would like to hear from Older
Masons. Mr.. Winters was made 9
Mason in Illinois in 1874, and was
q charter member OF Carson Lodge
and Chapter. He now belongs in
Reno.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-30

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-30

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wish to resort to bitter, nauseous
liver medicines and cathartics, is
the concentrated California liquid
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sale bv Geo. G.. Thaxter.