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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-01
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t361o % Gan eraMelsee and NeeusM
On August a7th ana 3sth and Sep
tember 1. Z. Z. Is, ls. IT: the o. r =
N. company win ell frst-class Tick
- to San Francisco ana return vio
ocean or ran with ANAL limit October
- for $3s.So. For berth reservation.
and other information, apply to Or ad-
dress, city ticket once.
c. W. MOUNT. General Agent.
July 3s-0ept. II.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-01
AsiorhgR cnANcG ron pAakG,

AN0yts9W CsSAWC9 ron pANN9W
~ = this time Judge Parker has
~ exprseaed his views on any sub
~ sxcept . ny In telegram to the
convsntten. = soon ~ he had the
nolninAaien cllnchsd. that he regarded
~ eoal standard - firmly and ire
sooahly sstahlishsd. Democratic pa
- lauA this sudden revision Of the
JAety pfincisaes ~ the nominee - an
~ y csuraee. Hut there was not one
x1hosIco u ten thousand that the con-
voation wsall dass withdraw the nom.
in64tpn. ~ % that would simply b
xoseoen ~ 1eors q chaos and : gen.
1s<a Dasty szpaesson. Judge Parker had
~ eeavsntlsa tight ana he knew 4.
1ps ~ ~ radical addition % the party
p,6A1Drm = Aaiisl = display Of herr
olk - Nm have chance IN his llrst
III of1m = ths psople q The United
~ = rseAst me platform In othsr
-. 4
- seaay % subscribe 20 the HANK
tn ~ 1smeceatic platform declaring
tlAs 40 dsneunce protection % =
M ry - NJ many 70 enrich thu
lSe Nov Fork. Connecticut New
~. 11Asyland. West Virginia and
~ ass AenFe IN tho dsmocratsc -
- ut IN ass hasy states IN man'
~ eknriAx industries. workmsn On.
n - u tAsyn Ut ths bsst wssss II
~ Noei1 u account Of the pr0tecttvs
pclr0 y NJ republican party. Thss
NJ ~ subscribe TO the latest demo
orosln doctrine that protection Il I
to1Anry q the many to enrich the fsw.'
\ M lSAst they have never yet embraced
11lAt i6ea- "a Parker. In his nrst speecl
- letese. has an opportunity for an
ooAer burst u courage, He can -!
y TIT ~ regards protection AZ firml'
I ma irssvocably established, and % l
4 N 3nse - snuch - the gold standard
4 49, aors. ~ less. a democratic con
go ana pressdent could change \ IL
~ ~ - he latest democratic plat
TN y concerned. they could DO :
tley pleAse about the currency; An
49, would ~ bound 10 treat protec
t1ea = ~ robbery Of the many to en-
~ ~ ~. unless Parker adds tele
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-01

Mes Perce county. Idaho. July 30.
0oo9o
John w. Mc0rath to John 8. Martin.
lots !. ,. 10. block >. Culdesac; con-
alteration. $3.50.
Albert eosard ct w. to stanton r.
McCrath. lot Z. block :. town Of Gull
dssac: confederation. $500.
stanton T. Nc<arath to John 3. Mar
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-01

The indications are that It will take q
few more railroads to carry on the
crops OF the Clearwater country than
have been needed before. The yield IL
above the average and the acreage IL
gratly Increased.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-01

Candidate Davis win nnd that AFTER
the notification speech the time II ops
FORTUNE to cpsn UP on the barrel.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-01

The preliminary skir1nish I'm the re-
publican primaries today u in the ma
ture u . practice game for the big
game with the common enemy in NO
vembss.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-30
NOTES OF TIT MINES.

Dorfman Il Rcsenthal, the Whitny
merchants, have opened a branch
store ut Greenhorn.
Xoeth ilouser pas ,ed through on
the afternoon train from the
Standard mine to Pendleton
Two shifts are driving the crosscut
tunei ut the Gold bug. near Granite.
The force will shortly be increased.
The Basche. Sage company this
morning sent out u shipment Of
steam pipe to the Oro Fino mine ut
Alamo.
}. A. Howard went to Baker city
today to meet Mis-. Howard aud
daughter. who ARE returning from
Hot Lake.
Colonel Jim Painting. general
manager of the Gold Hill mine, near
Durkee, has Joined the rush to
Tonopah.
Leo triede, OF Portland, has been
slated by the executive committee for
president of the Oregon Miners
association.
The Blue Bird mine is getting
ready TO turn out bullion. Manager
%. &. Wright this morning sent out
MI amalxam retort.
General Manager Frank Baiilis, OF
the Coiumbis mine came up from
Baker this morning aud drove out
TO the big producer.
}. y, Esssistyne consulting sn.
sinssr for the Gsissr' iisndryx com.
psny returned to Snmpter this morn
ink from u trip to the west.
T.. K. Bishop, Que Of the owners Of
tho Climax mine, sdjoiutng the
came up from BAKER City
this morning sn route to the prop.
erty.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-30

=. y. bailey, who waRered about
$40, 900 on the election of Judge
Turner, charges that Wholesale frauds
were committed by republican cleo.
ton officials In King county. aud
that thu result WAS To defeat Judge
Turner aud J. &. williams, demo
cratic nominee tor sheriff In that
county. In substance. Mr.. Bailey
charge, that republican election
officials refused To construo properly
the intention of voters In cases where
cross WAS made Mt the head OF the
republican ticket aud the names of
Turner aud williams subssq quently
Indicated by crosses opposite these
candidates' places on the official
ballot.
How about the democratic
officials on the election board. named
with the approval of the county
committees throughout the state. Mr..
Bailey" WAS asked, "Juges are
known 20 have been bought" WAS
the reply,
In effect MIR. bailey charges that
more than 1000 votes we're disre.
esrded In kin9 county by election
officials. who should have credited
them to Turner.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-30

boy wa. held by the Walla Wallas.
Belonging to SAGA ajawea's tribe, she
could converse with him, and thus
the full mission of the exploring
party was made known to the Walla
Wallas From the treatment accorded
them by Chief Yellepet, the explorers
wrote IN their official journals: "We
may indeed Justly affirm. that OF all
the indians whom we have met since
leaving the United States. the Walla
WalIas are the most hospitable and
sincere" " Yellepet, the Walla WalIa
chief, In token OF his esteem, gave
20 Captain Calrk his snow white war
horse the pride of his heart. In
return, Clark gave the chief the most
valuable possession he bad-hi,
captains sword. The Walla Wallas
called In the neighborinR tribes and
held u fen.t aud jubilee In honor OF
the exploring party. IL WAS with
genuine regret that Lewis and Clark
departed from the hospitable camp Of
the Walla Wallas, aud started into
the uninviting mountains to the east.
East Oregonian.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-30

In the trial Of that odorifreous
quartet OF men aud women In Port
land. charged with land frauds, some
testimony WAN introduced that impii.
Gated Congressman iIinRer Hermann,
former land comm issi oner. lie
bastens TO explain In mn interview
that II ~ aII u mistake; that his
wicked assistant and successor M
land commissioner. Richardson, IL
the man who sanctioned those frauds
even IL he didn't stand In with
them. Now. the point to this denial
aud counter charge, is that President
Roosevelt virtually "nred" Hermann
from the service aud appointed
Richardson tn the vacancy, aud the
opinion is expr essed by the knowing
ones that II Hermann csn even re.
motely connect Richardson with these
frauds, he will stir up all kinds OF
trouble for the naturalization. which
h' will, OF course, gladly do. because
he and the president do not lore each
other.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-30
8uCknum Buys Ills Stolen Horse.

This morning DR.. Greenlee sold f..
q. Bucknum a horse. After the trade
WAS made. the buyer, while inspect
ing the animal admiringly, detected
u striking resemblance to q horse
that was stolen from him four years
ago. lie then began searching for
rawberIy marks, or whatever horse
that has escaped from the fold has for
that method of private Identification,
aud found II exactly where 1t for
merly was, aud he wa, convinced that
he had recovered his long lost equine.
DIR. Greenlee tells a straight story
as to how the horse came into his
possession says he traded fer 1t, aud
no amount of cross questioning could
shake his testimony. 1t Is therefore
probable that. in the absence of evil
dence To convict, he will not be pros.
ecuted.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-30

Wakefield, Nebraska. Mr.. Thom-
sen returned to the Red Boy today
aud MIR. Milligsn to Baker. The
latter Ia a stock holder In the Nav
Queen. of which Mr.. Thomson is
president.
Walter Crane, operating the Gold
Bug, on Rabbit creek. has driven
eight feet into al ore shoot opened
up In the other workings. Work
will be continued all winter.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-30
Lewis aud Clark had some ot their

Lewis aud Clark had some ut their
most thrillin. experiences of their
trip la what IL now Umstills county.
Near waliulr, on the return journey
In June. lsuG, after having exhausted
their supplies la making the tedious
portases of the Columbia river. all
the party stick. worn out aud hungry,
they met iciiepst, chief Of the Walla
Wall, indians, who built bonhres,
made u feast aud gave the worn
travellers warm robes Of buffalo. deer
aud elk skins. In which to sleep aud
rest. By chance, u captive Shcshons
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-30

Emveror Nicholas, initiator Of
the plan for universal Disarmament,
may turn his back Oh the reaction.
aries and crown his reign by granting
to his subjects the constitution which
his grandfather had already prepared
when he fell by the hand Of an
assassin. The basis OF such possitil.
ity IL the significant fact that the
emperor has received u delegation OF
four prominent members OF the
zemstvo congress and listened at
length To their views. The news
that the delegation had been given
III audience by the emperor spread
like wild fire through the city
aud created tremendous ex-
element aud rejoicing among the
Liberals aud amazemsnt among
the uncomprominsinR supporters Of
the old regime.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-30

Dan YeaRer's nose began bleeding
yesterday morning, ss he was pre-
pairing to depart for his Gold Center
mines, aud the rich red gore flowed
merrily for nearly al hour. DR..
Pearce staucnhed the tlow and com
msnded Mr.. iesger to remain In
town for few days to guard against
the recurrence. "You don't want to
bleed to death, out there In the hills,
Dan. do yon?" asked the doctor.
mot me-" replied Dan. ~ want
to live till after election anyway.
I'm candidate for mayor of Gold
Center"
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-30

Colorado produce, five millions
dollars worth of sugar beets this year.
ColorsdO's gold mines are not all
beneath the sruface Of the earth.
New York Commercial.
The Gotham paper IL apparently
laboriDg under the Impression that
sugar beets grow on bushes, or.
possibly. somewhere up In the air.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-11-30

STANDARD vein, In the StHnOarO mine
at Quartzburg. has entered hvefoot
ore body, two feet of which assays
In the hundreds.
A four horse wagon load of
powder, fuse, steel drills and mis-.
cellaneous mining supplies were this
morning hauled from the Basche-
Sage store to the Gold Bug mine.
According to deed filed with the
recorder of Grant county, Fred
Warren has sold to Francis Claron
OF. al, n two-thirds interest IN the
Climax mine, near Granite, for
$4,000.
Thirty.Ave men are employed at
the Monumental, sinking on No. 2
vein, upraisinR from the lower
tunnel, drifting on No. both north
aud south, and driving to the north
on No. Z.
On the North Fork during the
winter w. l.. Vinson will clean out
and retimber the old tail race tunnel
on what is known as the Gallagher
bar. The work will employ four
men during the winter.
A. p. Smith, repre- sentative elect
from Baker county, who is operating
the Emma group, on Little Cracker,
has drifted l25 feet on the vein aud
opened up shipping ore, which will
be sent to the Supmter smelter.
w. l.. Vinson, manager of the
Emma mine. east of Baker, and
operator of the North Fork placers
near Granite, has purchased the
sntire grocery stock OF the Bo-
nanza, aud has stored the goods In a
warehouse In Baker.
Commodore Tom q. Gray, general
OF the Valley Queen mine,
walked down from Goddess noun.
tain Thursday to eat Thanksgiving
turkey. lie will return tomorrow
having been detained In town by !
business with the smelter.
Four feet of milling ore. grading
$50. have been opened IN an eighty.
'oOt drift to the north from the $50.
'oot level of the /. \. l.. mine, in
he Gresnhorns. The south drift is
n four feet of $40 rock. No further
milling will be doue until the rich
rec gold shoot, found In the upper
workings, IL cut at the 800.
Ore Ut high enough grade for ship.
nent to the Sumpter smelter has been
opened In u 7O0foOt tunnel on the
Jncle Sam, on the west slope of
3aldy mountain. The shipping ore
occurs In two-foot streak In q
'ix.foot vein. The property 10 owned
~ a Detroit company with a number
II Sumpter stock holders.
At the Big Bonanza group, on Nc.
Gully fork, six mile, from Sumpter,
v. r.. Burchtorf aud Tom Mohan
AVE drifted 40 feet asross a dyke
Vhich has beeu proven To u depth of
80 feet, aud the entire drift IL in
IRE asssying from 81. ~ to sl3. 80.
When the hanging wall il reached. u
rosscut tunnel will be started lower
own, to run 500 feet aud gain an
IDENTICAL depth.
W. r.. Davidson n Company, OF
'endleton, aud W. W. Reese, of
'rairie City. have secured the ln-
ependence group, an extension Of
he Dixie Meadows mine. under lease
nd bond. The Independence shows
forty i've foot ledge, carrying good
slues. A drift will he extended to
point directly beneath some rich
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-08

john o.. GrrwrlI H.- 900 .vri frnm
, HIrruurd. luA fu .u'I.r. SO.
T.. i c.aun. y.p bees been cpu
tinpd lp his r.i for -"me Time. De- 900
proving.
T.eqs r,,-r. Tore rr..r 'flI Doe rrld
q Iuc ~chram school house ur ~
o.. morning. ucyt, Neg'".1ng 90 th"
huur 90 1880.
J q. Paisley, of The Paisley, hos
been sick fof couple ut weeks with
the grippe but IS around sgain look
ing after business.
Laura REYNOLDS, of Atkins, sister
of Mrs. ~. T. Beard, well and popular
~ known in Nule, will be- married next
Wednesday to Maynard smith, OF Port
Huron.
Beavis & Hutchinson are closing out
their coats and furs AT cost. Now u ~
good time 10 buy. They still have
some good values and the price Is
away down.
Many Of the Ills from which women
suffer can be completely cured with
Rocky Mountain Tea. Rich, red blood
good digestion and health follow its
use. 80 cents. Grant Holden.
Frank Putney, F. +. Montney and
Al Hughes have purchased the gener
al store at Fargo for so many years
successfully conducted by George
Zuelch. Al Hughes will look after the
business Mt its present location.
Dr. =. G.. Lathrop has purchased
James n. Moore's farm one mile north
and one mile west of Yale and will
move onto the same with his family
SOON. In the deal MIR. Moore gets the
Dr.'s residence on Kennetick street
and the Dr. will move his dental rooms
to apartments over Mathews q Wights
drug store.
Considerable interest has been mani.
fest among the teamsters drawing ice
this week to see which could haul the
largest load. A. Ferguson, OF Smith,
with = team Of cyclones, Weighing
eleven hundred apiece, scooped thu
whole bunch when they hauled "A load
containing - cakes ct ice, each oi
which would tip the scales at 100
pounds. making n total weight q: .
tons 500 rounds. VINO can beat this :
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-08

Al..... erv IS confined 20 ur
| house %. -Irsue-s.
81. t.. rrp r.u.rs .f tur tuau ar,
being iII.r9 afh guui quality of icr
t.I- Attt
tH.- l.-eu-th wrri 200 Drirut Mon.
dat where ''' ha- secured iub with
EGsan, Moore IS Co.
Wort q. -.c.tvg' FROM Jorr Tuition.
who o. rt try ity with hi- family, that
hl- U''" PEI Qu"" SICK
Baths IRE ss essential in the winter
~ i'm the summer. Try one once a
week 90 Windsor s barber shop.
Fatal kidney and bladder troubles
can ALWAYS be- prevented by the use uf
tOley's Kidney Cure. sold 10y all drug.
girts OF Yale
love thee, yes | love thee, but its
all that ! can ever be, for In my visions
IN the night, my dreams are Rocky
Mountain Tea. Grant Holden.
Get your family washing done at the
laundry. No tearing I'm the wind as
everything is dried inside. Charges
right. Work the best. a. +. Leavitt.
A sleignload Of members of the
Erick Chapel Sunday school drove out
10 Carless' New Years eve and en-
ioyed the hearty hospitality of the
family.
Have you tried Beavis Il Hutchin-
sons Compadore tea at Soc pound2
II will certainly please you. The price
Is CSC and 1t II the best that can be had
for the money.
Or. 4. Pollock has been compelled
20 resign his commission as pension ex-
aminer on account of his large prac
tice. IL j. impossible for him to de-
vote the time To that work.
Her friends will be sorry 90 learn
that Mrs. 1ink Plank has been serious.
" III with appendicitis At her home in
Port Huron Her mother. Mrs. a. Al
ward, Is there attending her.
Nearly twenty young people made
| the home Of Elder aud Mrs. ID. Nc.
Call the terminus Of sleigh ride New
/ Oear's eve and a merry time was spent
with games aud lunch. All watched
the old ear cut and new year in.
All sufferers Of chronic diseases
should consult the old reliable special.
let, br. Voorhees,, at Hotel Paisley
| Thursday. Jan. %. This noted special
LET has made many wonderful cures in
this county. DO not forget the date
and cali and see him. Consultation
i- free aud CURES GUARANTEED.
New Years day was day of beauty
bright, clear and sparkling. Just Rn
ideal day Tor sleighing, and cutters,
sleighs and hobs were flying merrily
all day over TIE frozen snow. Satug
day morning brought drifting snow
which dew iuped into small hl'Yynfi
lasting All dHy long. SUNDAY A,uuuny
land lue-dsy were sgaiu clepr arr srn
shiny with Wednesday aud IA.Isday
cloudy.
| While the question of theatre exits !,
being Investigated In the cities, why
not devote little time to our osn op,
era house, No serious results have
come over this village In the loss OF
human life by the burning Of public
halle or meeting houses, yet would il
not be we'll To look to the safety of our
Ipeople when confined within such
walls. that proper exits are furnished
and avoid any disaster of like nature
We bring this matter before the man.
agoment of Central Hall and hope the
suggestion may bring forth good re.
suits.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-08
School Reports.

Report OF school IN District No. D..
Green wood for the month ending
Dec %, 1908.
Number DAYS taught ~
Total attendance 300
Average daily attendance 21.l3
Number of hoys enrolled 10
Number at girls enrolled Is
Total enrolment 33
Percentage Of attendance .s2s
Tho-e not absent nor tardy during
the month are ressie Byrbaree.' has.
Barharee. Ruth Bficker, Lavina Holt,
Mary Holt, Gertrude Miller, Willie
Saunders, Gracia Saunders. Roy Cellar,
ROLAND Heath, Minnie Bulge, otto
Bulge. Edith Tice, Teacher.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-08

Hearts

az due 10 indigestion. Ngc,Y-nins Of every
etc hundred people who have heart trouble
On remember when u Vas simple indiges-
Ton. Il IS scientific fact that all GASES q
heart disease. not oTgaGic, are not only
taeoabis 10, bu, lTo On. d.roci result OF indi-
gsston Al food taken into The stomach
which ia..s 81 perfect digestion icrmont and
5yells the stomach. putting u UP against tho
heart. Ia.s iniensrsS with the action Of
DE heart. and In the course OF tine iha,
dllcais bat vital organ becomes diseased.
Ef. =. Kau5le q N-yaaa. O.. tsys! had stomach
tp1be and was IN bal state Gs ! had hear tro1tl .
H.h u. took koioi DysEcpta Cure iof abcsi four
ucnihs ard u cured me.
Kodol DigeSts WHAT You Eat
ed relieves the stomach a all nervous
strain and the heart Of all pressure.
6pnles only. si.oO Siss hoii.ne az trnsa tA1 tria
size, which seals fof zoe.
pfspsred By e. o. Dewitt a CO, CHICAGO.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-08

To Cure I.nGrippc in ga Hours.
No remedy equals Warmers White
Wine Of Tar Syrup for this terribleand
fatal disease. IL taken thoroughly
and in time, IL will cure case IN "a
hours, and for the cough that follows
LaGrippe II never fails TO give relief.
Price 25c and soc. Mathews 81 Wight.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-08

L'AKM FOK SALE Consisting Of 10 acres ~
III the hest nf soil Tor farming food house,
Erur basement barn. splrndld water. farm ALI
& Ill r. rrtl. l.ptftrd I ~ mile from SUGAR
III factor. 80 Cromwell, ole mile from depot.
Vim. 60 suit purchaser. fuf particulars I'D.
IT, 90 o.tii Ou Jas NC, Ull. hae, Mich "a
And THREE LOTS POR sALH-
known as The Wear prOptrty, A lovely
huWr for some one 81 reasonable price.
4 kinds - fruit, ucr garden spot For par
trHi4i. aud t.I US cill un Mrs. x. ". Lothian
a ilr ale state NHuk gsIf
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-08
]. D. MCKEITH'S.
over 90 different brands Of Cigars
to select from.
Business BreVities.

IuR SALE OR ENCiiASGE-Property
n known as Macarthur store building, also
filhrri residence properly, iu Yale. Address
Dunn, concord. Mich. sktf
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-08

Subscribe for The Yale E1posiior.
The Yale expositor., 1904-01-08
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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-03
pemocrats wont RoOsovelt.
Continued from list page }

Francisco Examiner, tho Chicago
American. the New York American,
the Evening Journa', tina CIncin.
uaii Enquiries the New Yorb World
the Pittsburg Post, one aad all OF
them, take it for granted, daily as
sert 1t, aud otudiously Keep it before
their readers that Mr. Roosevelt will
be nominated, and at the same time
they are confidently grooming caudi-
dates to defeat him.
Democratic hopes have grown
tremendously since Roosevelt came
into power We say il with poig-
nsut regret that Roosevelt; has given
them strong and powerful reasons
for hopes Of success 10 ca5e he 10 the
candidate, ard las embarrassed The
party whether be is q candidate or
not.
The Democrats know full well HE
chronic and continually Increasing
weakness in New York State. They
have seen Mary land turned over
completely to their psrly by and
through Rooae7slto a3min,sration,
Then witness kentucky, so nearly
won o. Repub,ic9uism under McKiu-
ley, I.uod up solidly in Democratic
ranbs,
North Carolina taken by the Re-
publicauo, and two Senators acting
with cur party, now represented in
the Senate by two Democratic, and
no hope OF Republican success in
the State.
Delaware Republicans torn to
pieces by Roosevelt shifting and
twistiUg until they do not know
whether they are aioot or on horse
back, and are onlg sure that they
can not hold the Ctota
(To DO continued tomorrow
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-03
IoH REET Or LEASE

Six-Roomed Cottage on Kiro g.
I H. door to Ssnilarium, Kewalo.
4IteSian water laid. Outhouses in
for terms apply to him PERSONAL
store. ''N "'e Oo's
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-05
Officers Installed In
Harmony Lodge I.0.0.F,

The newly elected officers of Har-
mony Lodge No. 8. |. o. o. f.. took
place at the hall on King street last
evening. The installation was by Ed.
p Hingley, District Deputy Grand Sire,
assisted by the following: J. ]. Leck-
er, p. ID. ID. G. s., grand marshal; e.
G. Roe. p. G.. grand warden; A. f..
Clark. p. G.. grand secretary; G. j..
Boisse, p. G., grand treasurer; w. #.
Young, p. G., grand inside guardian,
The newly installed officers are as
follows:
Noble Grand. b. F, Boyden; Vice
Grand, r. NJ. McGrew; Secretary, Il. h.
Hendry, r. G.; Treasurer, j. A. Ma
goon, p, G.; Warden. II. Gehring;
Conductor, C. d. Bartlett; Inside Guar
dian, j. +. Visher; r. s., N. G., d. p.
Lawrence, p. c.; D.. s. N. g.. c. A.
Simpson; II. s. V. g.. b. F. Vickers;
l.. !. V. a.. VIM. Gehring; Right Scene
Supporter, +. C. Enos; Left Scene Sup
porter, C. o. Hottie; Chaplain, c. 4.
Rogers, p. G.