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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

Chronic constipation IL painful, dis
agreeable AMI lifr-shortening difficulty.
II derangrs thu system, causes sick head.
ache, hah breath and poisons the blo"d.
II can H. readily overcome by De Wits
Little Early Ki-ers. These little pill
are great regulators ". \. Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

m,,-t Interesting item ~ new from
Mexico mention IL" probable discovery II
a H., tu the hlrrglI phlc- ~ u" ancient
AItrc- Rev lIania-p ~utumaNut ~,ni-
h. hhN" AT last -urcrrl,i III -tuIllug ont
thr fraiing ~ lhr-" prehistoric Igu,
ant SYMBOL, II the NV -trtpu- stufN ~
ancient America can trallN hr got at It
viii l." ~ more value IT, the people " tins
country than even thu writing un the
burk- II \lurNrh ~ the discoveries II
pt ~rhll"man nj Troy The mound
hulldrr-. elm l"rlIrr~. Ltrc- aud the al
most WhItr \atrhrl Indians hal ~ surh
ai,iur'I civilization ~ a." first proplr-
~ the uId world. hut thrlr traditions ~
utlElu ant mlgrdtluu- wuull d" lUlrn.,.
], .uit'-t'-tlug
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

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IhE iII'i''- 4" lou hfhr-l "tuH'Ir'd
thIuk that Whru ,uu have gIsi tang
N"n ~,"iI' k""l u. II" h'' male Ai -
c"I''h' I""'inH-'"'
lul M"Gl'au -,crtaN ~ Wa' hA- ron.
iract,.i viii JAm"- v rfNrr ~ l,t"
American hut-"- - tie rA,AlN Aui
ARTILLERY 81 u" N"Ntchu Afih'
Tu shipment ~ cufu iuty Mexico rui.
uuur~ uuaia,"I .r'ruil II l,",I-. Nc
TINS ,hlypri g.. 'I,hrl- iu lul- g..
lAmprro AMI rrasu.a. at g,-ti prices
1u'ht VII, be. - sral lucfra-" Ju the
gold f,.~rrNr uu RESURRECTION daN It r.
estimated That ty","''s" 4 the precious
metal riiug- To- Tie moIat, u bead I..orlo
Iu, .I.,.l.t.rli....,,u ,,,rr,r, "A, uut
the, intent ,u ,ufs" IL" party II all
traitor. VIII, m,al,. That the gold drm.
rfni- W,tl uu. br wrrou,,i back to the
fuN
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Draw sti.pt,,,, +. ,,ur rl.r. -, Lu.,n.--
v., IA. r..pIr T., .,.u,in. ,nur uar..
have IA. rfir,.- night and -urrr., viii f,I
luW
Tn In., Er,l.,r.,t'- nupounr.- a
waking up uunp,uLI, IN N. .n., and
cpun-u,- upuu the huarl- " gold that
ar h"ing up"n,si up ami I.uutri into the
bank aud treasury
O>, q, ,L. mi.h,,n. -, N. t,c.,t ,,,c
tom un- IN. d.,.Al q, Congressman
N,v.r. -, ,,r In.v, California ut.
di.it,r, viii mis-. him IN th. ho,,.. NJ.
VIA defeated hy unly l.T votes
T,, imt.,rt. from, N.,,co to N. Iu,,,.1
Slate. thtuu,h IA. 81 Pas, CLEARING en-.
tam hons. ,I,,,. L,-, ,.ar amouni.J I,
s,nSl IN. ..pnrt. iptnuvh TN. ru.
tom hou-r w.t. worth A. ,p,y.I
tu ,,l, ,,,..,,, .
that IN. nr,r. q, hsr ,n,,l,. viii ,roh.
nhl, y, nm but IA. con,.n,s will con.
finn. Ia follow their uu.d old cour.. IN
cnnioriuanc- with the law ~ gravity.
Tn. ,u-inni.,. u.,,d the r.nubIir.u A..
vie. of a nay an th.ir ticket In s.yeral
counties. 81 I'M. Territory, thus d.c.i,iny
hundreds u voters who cannot read Eng
l-h. This l. said 10 be the grounds VI
"a" proIr,-,'i contest by Mr. Catron.
E,yINruI>,, s.sert.d h, tho r.nuhlirau
mart, during IA. canna,yn has h,.,,
ntny.n T., IN. result, nnd evan mors
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we "'' "'"' '"'' WY NV
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III excess" "t Ia" government n'
p"li-r- over liz Income during The month
ot October WA" f''h"",'i'"''. AMI III" de
nett since The hft ~ July amounts u
ts,N'.'."'" - Ia" Necessity OF Nh early
session Of congress to r"lnedy this lie
p'"'""'r ''''''''"'' :" 'h''g' !" apparent
M .Hprt- "f Mexico III 1881 were
e'iH","'', III lN'' they were sI,"I,'n'
at"ui t2',"','hr more lhis II -'id"hc"
that the business relations between the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
IIit GI NRibS' nNtI.
4 ~, huhtf"I o''n-u"u. N't"nd"d u, Man,
Young People

n.nghtr"I o.'n-,"n. ,'t"nd"d u, Wan,
i"ung People
INSPECTION dfll occupied the attention
" tie officers AMI boys last night uuIli =
"'clu'k. aud rol. k,ttadIilr ani capt.
~Hltmtr-h Demonstrated a. the boys N
III" ranks that INSPECTION l. II" empty
CEREMONY, aui II Is likrl, that hereafter
more care than ever viii be- taken IN
Keeping guu- auh ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN cor
rect condition. The arm indicated that
~" mrmhrr- II the company have been
glNlug strict attention tu hh-lur-s. IN"
advancement IN tactics being plainly
manifest
After the drill the invited guests turk
possession. and one ot the mu~t delight.
lul occasions IN the history Of the organ.
lEatlon was enjoyed.
About thirty couples participated IN
the grand march, which wa~ lrd 10y Col
BorraIallr aud Miss ArmiJ0. aud the
hour that followed were spent IN drN O..
ton t. the t"rpSichurean god. Prof. IN
Mnuru furnished the music a. whnsr In.
Splrlug strains the company danced until
lat" hour.
Ia" reception committee consisted II
Brrihnld Aurrharh, q. 4. Mats0n and lir.
thanlrrlin.
-. e. Watson oniriatri II liuor man.
agrr, nnh contributed much Ia the sue.
cess Ui the occasion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

six weeks ago suffered with Yer,
severe cold was almost unable Ia speak
VI, friends all advised me Ia consult Il
physician, Noticing Chamber lain : Cough
Remedy advertised IN the ~. Paul \ulk'
Xrltung procured "A bottle. aud al III
taking II n short time was entirely Will
! now most heartily recommend thu
remedy Ia any one suffering with cold
NN. Mil. ~ Srlhy avenue 81. Paul
MINI, For sale by v. 4. Maxwell Drug
IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21

Territory ui New MrxI,u.J
County 1T Brtualillu
In the DI~uI,t (uui,
Anna Myers. Complainant
trrdcu,k T. MNrt~ prhulau
The sad defendant. hrrdvu,k T. Nlr'
hereby notified that - suit N t.f rN
lC"n begun against tam iU the % r.f' .
Tor the county ui lirtuiIliu. t,tfttu. = \
MrNI,u, hy N, ~Sid ,uiupldluiut \ ., Ny
~ which size liiNs irf . itNut,, 'uu
bonds ui iudifItGpNN rNi-ttug hV'H e.
parties uu the ground 1T dr-rttiuu 5 II
inrut, ANT that Nuu enter your al. ffN
sad suit uu ~ l,iurr tie lif~t Nun t ont
Gender l~,"i. decree piu cont 49,, "a e
drtrd against Nuu - y MNtRu>
Clerk ui the DI.l. no
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
luTpnratluu NotI,,

I'rrk and Reg ,,rt 900 I
" { IIlNJD, b. sol. .iut itf G
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
TWINKLES.
4 BRITISH SOLDIER 5
ADVENTURE.

After the capture OF Don
COLA, the pursuit of the re-
firing Dervishcs by land was
confined to what the mounted
troops of the cavalry, horse
artillery and camel corps could
do. Repeatedly. when hard
pressed. the BaggaraS turned
hcrccly upon Their pursuers
In one of these encounters
CAPTAIN Adams of the Scots
Crews had a very harrow es
cape. He was close upon the
Baggaras when led by an Emir
of some rank, they turned
suddenly and charged. The
British officer rode straight at
them followed BY his troop.
An l.nir on a big horse WAS
about to engage with him,
when Captain Adams pony
stumbled, and the Enllr, turn
ing to make a cut, brought
his horse against the pony's
quarters. causing pony and
rider To roll in the dust. II
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
TIII, SULTAN'S HABITS.

IIabitually the Sultan of Turkey
drinks only water, brought To- the
palace i'll casks under special pre-
cautions. His food i, extremely
plain. consisting chiefly OF veg
tables. Few inonarcl,. ii any, work
harder than IIauid. He takes but
few hour, of sleep, and sometime,
passes the entire night, pen III
hand, signing every document him
self, from the appointment OF u
governor To the lowest officer at
the palace. Like most Oriental ,
he is all early riser Alter tie
prayers and ablutions enjoined by
his religion, he drink, a cup ot
coffee, and he then smokes cigar
cites nearly all the day
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22

they rise up or kneel prone upon the mat
covered floor, according to the words OF the
mucddln or priest, who calls to them from
the NIikhral. The little children nean-
while play and chase each other between
the rows of worshippers. The scene as
depicted bv a London Graphic artist is
fine study in the contrast OF youthful I'M
pudcncc and elderly dignity.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
" DIGNITY AND IMPtDENCE.

\ SCENE IN THE MOSQUE OF san SOFIA.
An hour after sunset some hundreds OF
h,rcfoo,ed Moslems assemble i'll long lines
hcrcath the vast dome OF the VI sue OF
San Sofia in Constantinople. ~ one nan'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
DR.. NA\SEN'S WIFE.

Mrs mould lucky
all
Of
Shoe ciuuncr c wcldl i
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22

SdlllC MOlI III Has vi DNN' 'NN''
fed bv the clarion voice OF the
owner of the other.
Craig-y-Nos, Nine. Adclina
Patti enchanted castle. is perched
on a Welsh mountain. up which
many eminent persons have
climbed to render homage to the
yreat diva Ii is literally filled
with the rare and costly tributes
sent to her by her admirers, and
there is perfect museum OF
musical instruments that rargc all
all the way from a banjo to a
church organ. Patti, by the by.
is very fond of the banjo, and
s,rums it nightly when she is at
home, while she sings her favorite
american negro melodies.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
IS THE CAR \ SCOTSMAN.

cainis othth is
Ito ohavefa lady
wloh
and She the mother Of Nicholas l. The present Gar
therefor granls,n
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
OUS HOMES IN GREAT BRITAIN.

which the
M Of all civilized nations had the world her
Sharp County record., 1896-10-30
"A Dandy Thing TO Sell.

I have been doing so well this
summer selling combination dippers
that think it IS my duty to tell
others about 1t, | have not made as
much money as some | read about,
but | never made less than $3, and
often s., day; the dipper can be
used as a fruit jar filler; a plain dip,
per; fine stralner, a funnel, a strai,
ner funnel, sick room warming pan
and a pint measure. These eight
different uses makes the dipper such
a necessary article that it sells at al
most every house as it is so cheap.
You can get sample as | did by
sending Is tWo-cent stamps to pay
postage etc, to w, II, Baird & Co..
Station A Pittsburg, Pa, and they
will mail you dlpper and you can
90 right to work. Any one can
make SO or s. day anywhere,
43.l3t. A Reader.
Sharp County record., 1896-10-30
How the Dipper Saved
the Farm.

Father was sick and the mortgage
on the farm was coming due, | saw
IN tie Christian Advocate where Miss
\. NJ Fritz of Station a, St. Louis,
Mo-, would send sample combna'
tion dippcr for l8 tMo-cent stamps,
and | ordered one. | saw the dip'
per could be used as a frat jar filler
a plain dippcr, a fine stralner a fun
mel, a strainer funnel, q sick room
warming pan, and pint measure,
These 8 different uses makes the
dipper such necessary article that |
went to work with 1t and 1t sells at
almost every house, And IN four
months | paid off the mortgage. |
think | can cIear as much as 5000 a
month, If you need work you can
do well to give this trial. Miss A,
VI, Fritz, Station A, ST. Louis, Mo,
will send YOU a sample for Is two
cent stamps. Write at once.
43 I3t, JonN G. N.
Sharp County record., 1896-10-30
A chance to Make MOncy,

l have made 81 $40 clear money in 81
days and atten ed to my hoaseho d'du.
ties bs,id S, and l think this is doing
sllendij for womsp inexperienced in
bu,ioess, Anyone can sell what every
one wants to buy, and eyrY fomi,y
wants Dish Washer l. don't canvass
at all; people come or send for the wash
er, and every washer that goes ou: sells
two or three more, as they do the work
to PERFECTION. Yon can wash ana dry
the dishes in two minut S, | am going
to devote my whole time to this business
now ard | am sure | can clear 5000
a year, My sister aud brother have
stared i'll the business aud are doing
splendid. You can get complete instruc-
tions and hundreds Of testimonials by
addressing the Iron City Dish Washer
Co.,, s,ajiop A. Pittsburg, Pa, and if
You don't make lots Of money it's your
own fault. Mrs, W, Ii,
Sharp County record., 1896-10-30
The New Hook spoon Free
no All.

I read in the Christian STANDARD tbat
Miss A, NJ Fritz, Station A., st, Louis,
No., would give an elegant plated ho k
spoon to anyone sending her ten 2-cont
stamps, l sent for one and found 1t Is
useful THAT showed it to my friends,
and made $500 in two hours, taking
orders Cor the spoon, The hook spoon is
a household necessity. II cannot slip in.
to the dish or cooking vessel, being held
in the place by hook on the back The
spoon is something that housskecpels
have needed ever Since spoons were first
invented, Anyone can get II sample
spoon by sending ten 2 cent stamps to
Miss Fritz THIS is a splendid way to
make money around home,
Very truly, JEANETTE s.
l3.l3t
Sharp County record., 1896-10-30
Marry This Girl Quick.

saw in your paper that l3 year old
boy made 9l,25 the first hour he work
ed selling II Peiftction Metal Tip
Lampwick | ordered a sample and
went to work an ! the frst week | clear
ed $40, the second week | cleared $l5 |
expect to run it up TO S25 week in the
near future as the Perfection Metal Tip
LampwicS makes such a beautiful white
light and does away with smoky chin
neys and bad odor and saves oil it IS
ecsv toscll. Ifyou wish to try it send
l3 2 cent stamps to Miss A, M, Fritz,
Station A. st Louis, Mo and she will
send you sample outfit, this is good
way to make money around home,
43-l3t Miss TINA W.
Sharp County record., 1896-10-30
Save You
Money!;

seems to us they are mighty
reasonable" Come in and
let us fit you out from head
to foot,
Sharp County record., 1896-10-30

7rofssslonaL Cards.
Sharp County record., 1896-10-30
T'O The Democratic Voters
SHARP COUNTY.

Only a rev Gays OdCK lhe
National Banks held a con-
vention, "a Bankers conven-
tion) in the city of St. Louis,
and in this convention con-
demned the free silver cause
and adopted the single gold
standard, which is the plat
form of the Republican party.
Now why did they do this?
Simply because it is to their
interest to have the gold
standard. Is it yours? |
venture the assertion that
there is rot five hundred men
in Sharp county to-day, that
has seen twenty dollars ingold
in the last five years, much less
own it, Now suppose you
do away with silver, where
is your money? | will let
you answer this question.
Look what D. Crawford,
the senior member of the
well known firm of D. Craw-
ford & Co., one of the larg-
est retail merchants of st,
Louis did on the 10th of
this month. He works sever
al hundred h a n q S in his
store, and on his return from
his summer home in Canada
a few days ago, the air being
some what tainted with free
silver he set about to ascer-
tain how his crew of clerks
intended to vote. He requir-
ed them all to register, and
then put the questson to then
as to how they intended Co
vote, and twelve of them had
the nerve to tell him they
were for free silver. Did he
tell them that was right, vote
like free men? No indeed he
did not, but told them to 60
into the office and get their
pay, at the same time saying
no Anarchist could breathe
the atmosphere in his store.
This same Crawford is worth
his millions, and not a citi-
zen Of the United States, but
he is trying to force the
single gold standard upon
the people all the same, Now
this is only a small instance
of this kind; it is and will be
done by all the big concerns
in the east, for the next two
weeks. Do You intend to
tolerate this? | hope not,
III conclusion let me beg
of you to let nothing but
sickness or death keep you
away from the polls on the
Sd day of next month, which
is only two weeks from to-
morrow, and try and talk
your friends up, as | haye
already said this is our last
chance should we fail.
Hoping the friends of the
Democratic ticket as it now
stands, will let nothing keep
them away from the polls, I
am sincerely your obedlent
servant.
JNo. r. METcALT,
Chairman Democratic Cen
tral Committee.
ENe. SAAdo. Oct. 10lh. '08.
Sharp County record., 1896-10-30

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Sharp County record., 1896-10-30
GENTLEMEN:


In addressing you this
circular letter | wish it un-
derstood in the beginning
that | don't pose myself as
your dictator, but as chair
man of the Democratic Cen
tral Committee of Sharp
county, l deem it my duty to
call your attention to the
fact that we are again con-
fronted with one of the most
important elections known in
the history of our country.
l say important, from the
fact that when foreign coun-
tries enter our borders with
their millions of money or
propose to, in order to foster
upon the laborlng people OF
the United States the single
gold standard, thereby de-
stroying the only money the
poor man has, it makes it
very important, So much
so, that not a single free
silver man should absent him
self from the polls on the Sd
day of November.
We now have an electoral
ticket for Bryan and free
silver, composed of five Dem
ocrats and three popullsts,
and it behooves every free
silver man in the county, let
him be Democrat, Populist
or Republican, to rally to the
support of this ticket, not
that there is danger of losing
the county or the state, but
in order that the forth-com-
ing administration may know
your sentiments upon this
all important quest.o on.
l don't wish you to think
that | claim to know all
about this money question,
not in the least; there are
very few Of us who do, but
it is enough for me to know,
that what is to the interest
Of the National Banks, is not
my interest, neither is it
yours, Hence | address you
this letter. The question is
narrowed down to capital
against labor, and should
you let this opportunity pass
and let England and the
capitalists Of the United
States foster the single gold
standard upon us, you had
just as well walk up and
cross your hands and do as
England bids, for you will
never have an other oppor-
tunity to free yourself. You
have heard it said by our
political enemies that free
trade makes cheap labor, |
desire to impress upon your
minds that the single gold
standard makes cheap labor.
England has as cheap, if not
the cheapest labor of any
civilized nation to-day, and
she has the single gold stand
ard and is doing all she can
to aid the adoption of the
same in this country. Are
you going to allow it?
Sharp County record., 1896-10-30

lVerS, AISB /
lage SeIicIts.
Sharp County record., 1896-10-30
Election Proclamation.

Public notice Is hereby g,yci
Ithe undersigned sheriff Of
county, Arkansas, will, on Tue
November Sd, 1896, pursuant t
iopen and ho'd an election a
Several voting precincts of
county, for the election Of tive
tors for president and vice,pre
tof the United States, from the
at large, one elector for each
SIX congressional districts of
IsnsdS, and representative
lfifty-ffth Congress from the
Congressiona! District of Ark
,as follows;
=, In North (uppeF townsb
Worth.
In North Qower) townsh
James Shndes,
In Union (north) townsb
place.
In Union (soutb) townsh
Garner place,
In jackson township, at
ford.
In Hardy township, at IIarG
Highland township, at
house,
Davidson township, at il
Mil.
Richwoods township, at AsL
Lave Creek township, at {
Grouad.
Morgan township, at Center.
Lebanon township, at precIn
Strawberry township, at In
5ote in District No. Is.
Big Creek township, at CaIam
Scott township, at NJ. V. Shave
Cave township. at Cave City.
Big Rock township, at precin,
Washington township, at I
clnCt.
Sullivan township, at BnC
Spring.
Johnson township, at Kinks St,
Piney Fork township, at Even
Shade.
Polls will open at s o'clock a.
and close at sun down.
Given under my hand this c
ober 9Th, 1896.
GEO w. MULLEN,
Sharp County record., 1896-10-30

.b Jn..s ..aa ..a.n, ri...
la Wg o up.UHiod,g 3..g
htG lH friends n,l jy"1uH him.
Zen bi9 sweet heart g'a Glgua lin
Which mata poor UeN LOUDLY upiIoN
Now Benlaj0triend named MtOUper,
Who told lin 10 take SMITH 5 BILL
BEANS,
And now he's as rosy as any pink pOsGY
4 I'd has married q Womal Of means,
Gile Beans will clear the complexion
qnd swe9ten The breath. 70 c.per botVle
Sharp County record., 1896-10-30
OFFICIAL.

resideice llarianna, Lee County. nrho,on
senstor, Second Dst-Clay sloan; Pow3ah!ahh PoHhah :
.udge, 18th Judicial Dist-John b. MeOaieO'
Pros. Atty, 10th Dlst-]' Buck Baker, Aei'
'S sHtRp CoUNry-Representa l. Herrn'
Judge-W, G, Murphy.
(1erk-Jasper Justus,
SheriG-GeO. W. Mullen.
Aasessor-Jno. W. Mclean.
Treusurrr-P. II. Wilkerson.
CO, ENamner-A. b. Brewster.
TIE COURTS,
Circuit Court, n. Dist-First Monday IN Jan.
uSrv and July. In S. DIst-SecOnd Monday IN
February and August. ,.,
County Court-lst Monday in January, April
uly and october. ,,,; voh,,
Pfobate Court, S. Dlst-lst Monday in febrr'
cry. May, August and November.
Sharp County record., 1896-10-30
r'il'o " ,-.-4 o4- az 500.

full particulars,
1 think lean clear over 80 900 the
coming year, and am not going to let
the opportunity pass. Try it and pub.
liSh your success fer the benefit of others.
j. +. c,
Sharp County record., 1896-10-30
Directory.
RELIGIOUS.

preaching at Methodist church ,fST anu raItom, tom
sunnsy' uIsnr Ftyerybody X is invited to attend
s..sav.scbool every Sunday ,rhnSv mornhbngS !.
5un9s q the Methodist church. EyeryG6SS1y yyGS 10
Invited to come: ,xotorr superIntenden
~ Mas Ella Craig, Secretary
Sharp County record., 1896-10-30
SOCIETIES.


EVENING SHADE LODGE No, oicntiona ati, on N
M, holds regular GoIIillluaip anndav in each
XXtbe Saturdy before ISL 9un1SS HTHSS ". NJ.
~ \month. " :"
j Metcalf. Sec'y.
ryEN1xG SHADE CHAfTnEhii nnii ist f = bnrs
nS,, meets at Masonic LIZ liai, ~ m
& Z5sv IN each month, at o, S,n GIecA p; " II" M.
~ MRS. KATEHUDDLEol' NJ :"
Mas W1LLIE AULT, Sec'tY'
nun, CHAPTER No. So, R. A. NJ,
1N1@ H. regrIar convocations at Masohlc
X(H I'm H' in Evening Shade, the Sd Sa'ufu"!
JNO. B. MoCALEb' H.
Sam b. Davidson see'
BEREAB LODGE, NO: ", /, -. ~: SI T
.% F nolds regular meetings e''i! 81
>3Z5l532 ternate Friday night; Nj
jno. b. Collins, Sec'Y'
MNlYNZMz> EVENING SHADE LoDSr g;
.$>$<SSN1Y.FI0>~ No. N9O, n "a Tros. s.
$ SsY kSS1T - meets first lor9
IN lsA=day nights in every
"a ~ w. month.
S<SeEE tHSSI3< W. CARRoL SHAVER "
WIlIVWN CD. Wilson R.
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The San Francisco call., 1896-03-08

brides parents, corner of Jackson and
Octavia streets.
On Monday evening Miss Minnie Schwa-
bacher gave delightful theater party
complimentary to her cousin, Miss Jennie
Schwabacher, and her fiance, MIR. Rosen-
baum. The party occupied four boxes at
the Columbia and after the play went to
the Maison Richie for supper.
The supper tables were elaborately deco
rated with American Beauty roses end
smilax and an elaborate menu was dis
cussed. Among those present were: The
Misses Minnie and Jennie Schwabacher,
Miss Agnes Brandenstein, Jesse Triest,
Charles Rosen baum, Henry Brandenstein,
Louis Schwabacher, Mrs. Olga Triest, Leo
Schwabacher, Miss May Schlessinger, Miss
Minnie Lewis, Miss Bloch, Miss Jean
Roth, Max Blum, Al Erhman, Mr.. Good
man, Miss Minnie Fechheimer. Mr.. Gold
smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schwabacher gave an
elaborate reception last evening at their
home 1920 Clay street, plimentary to
Mrs Hellman, Mrs. Stern and Mrs. Haas.
who leave shortly for Europe.
The parlors were elaborately decorated
and there were music. dancing and de-
licious supper.