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The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25
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Early on the morning of the Iyth inst., the large residence of Fred Mob man at Blackberry WIS entirely con sumed by fire supposed to have ac. cidentally started in the kitchen stove. The total loss was about s5,ooo. s36o in money were lost. but $oo of this being in coin were recovered. The saloons of Jas. Rosborough and MT. Greer, though on fire several times, escaped destruction,
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25

THE, Constitution of the United States was formally adopted on the rrh day of September I7S7, and it is proposed to celebrate the centennial of that day throughout the country in aS booming manner. The governors es the thirteen original states have al- ready effected permanent organizi' espn for tbas purpose.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25
SCORE ANOTHER FOR oLo MAN BEAN.

At a conference between General Sheridan and Col. C. C. Bean, in Washington on Tuesday, the suajec' of the disposition of Ger lninp and his r.negsd: blii was discussed. D.. legue Bsla advised that sunnlry acton be taken al once by the Gov ernmcnt, to th. enl that G ronInc shall pay the death penalty for hi; atrocities,
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25
- SULLIVAN AND uEit.ALD,

L,S, Sturdy night. in the Colise1m at Pl,tsbarg. Pi., J,ha L. Sullivan and Frank Herald met in th.ir lois anticipated h;tic enc ,unter, for pugil- i.,ic points, to decil. which WIS the most scientific sIugger. Taey fought bu, two rounds, whe g.,tin. 10 much in earnest. as it were, the police inter fered, and the lun was stopped. Sulli, va, weighed aos pounds and H:rAll IS5. The referee decided the victor, m favor of Sullivan.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25
I. a M'cUrcHEoN,~

Also a candidate for the Assembly, mas resided for long time Tn Ydva. pal. He IS at present living ia krS- land valley. where he is engaged ip farming and stock raising. Bcin. 2 gentleman of ability, with a Large number cf friends, he will mike d strong run for the place to wDich he ha, been nominated.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25

THE "denocraiIc convention had TO use for men" Of such sterling inte- gssty and honesty as Jos R. Walker, a pioneer of the pionce,s of this terri. tory, and A. 4. Moore. a man who is recognized as the soul of honor.- Journal. Miner.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25

IT, the TsTritondl Democrstic Con, rsrtion which met d, Tucson, there wcre thitty-iwo proxies voted, repre-, g pting forty.two per cent. oi the cn. i,ye number of votes in the conven. fe,n, whici, indicates that there mus, have been some bossism exercised.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25

Oh'o, 37 years of age. Mir. Doyle ''ane to the territory in the spring of IS73. and engaged in mining and butchering at the Bradshaw and Peck mining camps, until SSr, ,when he re- moved to the Mogolion moptains where he now resides. He IS one of the mo,t prominent cattle men of thi section, thoroughly Identified with the interests of oil Yivap,l. large tax plyer, and as a natural conse. quece will carefully guard the interest: of our ci,izeps when he takes his sea, in the Board of Supervisors next Jln. uary.
 F. c. BRIGHT,
 Who is also candi late on the ticket for a member of The B ,ard of Super. visor' of the county, ii al old re,l- dent of the territory. Hi, hon: i' at Prescott where h. has worked foi many year, at his trad: of blacksmith. By hard work and strict attention to business, MT. Bfecht has acq lired ; handsome com petence. He Is man of in,egcity and sterling r,and a. supervisor will guird honestly anc carefully the interests of the tax pay CTS of the county.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25

w A. Swltzcr Tn thls issue oi the I'rer calls upon his friends to supper, ] m for the office of Supervisor. Mir s'wiizer is an old resident of our town yellard iayoralL lnovn ,ic withou' doubt gentlemen well qualified for tii, position Shnrl h, be el :cted.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25

Two freight trains coliided on the 7e'h inst. on the rexis division of fhc l,issouri P,ciic and I4o head of ca, t'e, were, Killed. All the employees j''mped ftam the, ,rain in time and owed their lives
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25

WHEN Lawyer Sedgwiok returned ta Washington on ile goth with his reror, of his diplomatic doipgs in Mexico, Secretary Blyard, with tear, in lis eyes, grasped him by ihe hand and said, "How's your poo. head?"
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25

A MR. WHiTMoRE, at Denver. on the night of the 7Ist inst. shot his wife by mistake for a burglar. and she died next day. The poor husband is completely prostra.ed over the sad event. and it is feared he will become insane.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25
THOMAS J RAMAN,

or the Verde Valley. is another can. d,date for the lower house on the re. publican ticket. H. is gradiite ol
 Ann Arbor University, and since reaching manhood has devoted him' self to mining on the Plcrfc Coat, until about year ago. when h. went into the cattle business. He came to Arizona about five years ago as super in,endent of the Black Warrior Mia. ing Company. the affairs ot which he conducted 10 the entire satisfaction oi all concerned. Mr. Elnan is thor. onsh business min, has made a success of life. is a republican from convic. t,on, and whea hs takes hii seat in the legislature next ,nury there will be more hard. common sense under that roof than it ever covered be l fore.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25

"LIKE the flowers that bloom in the spring' Mir. Mark Smith will pass out ofsight and memory when the ballots are counted on the and day of Nov emher.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25

AFTER all the grsat lawyers ingen. uiiy in drawing it UP, Tlden's will i, to be contested by some of hi, dissa,. jified heirs.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25

THE central labor union of New York, embracing I4s unions. has en- dorsed Henry George for mayor oi that civ.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25

MAYOR SMITH, of Philadelphia has been impeached for malieasance in ofice by the city ooun"il
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25

THE Chl,icahua Araches were safe, ly lodged in Fort Marion, Fla, oa the goth inst.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25

THE business portion of Lsthrop, Cal, was destroyed by fire on the goth instant.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25

THERE has been more rioting in Belfast, Ireland, this week.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25
A. 0. RANDAL

Is the nominee for Coroner and Pa5- llc Administrator. He i', veteran of the late war, and a.member of Bar. retl Post, of Prescott, of which town he has been resident for many years, engaged in the furniture and under taking business, ard in every walk of life has proved himself an honest, up. right, conscientious citizen and is pe- culiarly, adapted to the position he seeks.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25

COUNTY. For Sheriff, IN. MYERS, oi Ckr Valle,. Fer Treasurer, W. (, BASilfCRD.
 oi Prescott. For Recorder, DAN. |. ROBINSON,
 oi NrIce Valley. For cistrict Attorney. L. F EGGERS,
 ,l lie>cott. For Probate Judge, ". o. c'NEiiL,
 ol Prescott. For Assessor. l. P. NAsh.
 of IUblo basia,
 F. C. BREtil, .c. of Prescott, 'ApS' AL. LoYLE,
 of Flagstaff Tor Corner ai d rull;e Afmin.siIat-r A. C. RANDAl. of Pre ,G"il, Fer Territorial Council, D. IIoR, lcmi oi Rocks, lOr l,Pi,layi,e Assembly. O, A. ENSIGN. of Tip Tol; GLUkGE W S.NES, If Hrsso',; I ], EAMAN, ot Verde; B. McCU iCtsJS, oi Kirkland Valley; (. W. BEACH, S,iIsman,
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25
Jos. M MYERS,

Int candidate f,r SF:.rin. is so we'll and favorably knowa throughou, the county, as to hardly need a word of eulogy at oar hands. He has for many years been engaged in rinching and stock raising. aud has been a member of the B,,rd of Sip.rvisors of the county for two ter n'. and retired without oue wJrJ of censure ffon any person, irrespective of politics. "Han. est Joe Myer," ha'becons com n,n expression throughout YavIpai Gun. ty. 1T. is above re2roach Tn all his dealings with hi, fellow men. He Is ] gentle nan possessed of ability and integrity and is, in fact, absolutely incorrup,iale. Ills friends of both parties are legion. aaj waen the sun sets on November and, the people will have shown by their bal lets that they have fall confidence in Mir. Myers beng able to faithfully fill the cffice of Sheriff oi this county for the next two years.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25
AL. DOYLE

Is the nominee from this portion oi ,he county for supervisor, a native oi
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25
EgPUDLgCAA TICKET.
TERRITORIAL.

TERRITORIAL. pelecate to Congress. C. C. BEAN. Fer Superiri,nd,n, Of rrblic Insrucion,
 IT OS CORDS. For Joint Councilman Northern District, SUMNER HONARD,
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25
WILLIAM C. ASHFORD.

Of the firm of w. C. Bishford K Co.,, of Prescott, the largest commercial house in the county, is the unanimous choice of the Republican party for Treasurer. Having for years kept,the accounts and supervised the business of the immense. concern of Levi Bish- ford & Co.,, in which he WIS part ner, and to which he is now successor, bis ,utima,e acquaintance with finan.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25
C. W. BEACH,

Another nominee for tn. Assembly, has resldei in this county tor long tune, engaged in mining and running a large pack ,rain of which he Is own. CT. He is young man who is known throughou, the grelter portion of the country and withal is very popular. He IS thoroughly capable Of filling the office, and will, without a doabt, be one of Arizona's next assembly. men.
The Arizona champion., 1886-09-25
rEBsosEi. or rHE REpUELIcAs
 COUNTY TICKET.
J. D. COOK.

J. D. COOK,
 The nominee of the party for Cou l. cilman, is one of our present Super visors, and ihe minner in which he has administered th,t important eff e for the last two years Is guardn'ee that in ;he halls of legislation hi, voice will not be silent where the in. ,erests oi the county are at stake, nor when the public funds or credit arc menaced or a'slilel, H1ylng spent mos, of his life on the Pacific Cost, and many years in Arizona, Mir. Cook ii imbued with the tru. western, pro, sres>ive spirit, |, thoroughly acquaiut' ei wlth the people and .heir wants, ,and is strong man on the ticket.
 GEO. W. siNES,
 0 le of the nominees fJr member oi the Assembly. is an old time resident of Ysvapii county, ahd Ina, been en gagged in active business al Prescott for oyer e,g1t years, A geMlema who is well and favorab.y knowr ,hroushou, the length and breath o the counry A man wno, during th, dark days of the rebellion, help.d tc battle for the preservation of the Union, and after il was over came tl Arizona and nas since m de il his home Mir. Sine, has neld offices of pub lie trust and responsibility m severa | occasions. and the f,ithfll iuifiilmen of them in the pas, has given hun th confidence of the people, which wal be attested by hi, election on the snt day of next N 'vember.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-15

A a1u1sf q exchanges have nlsu-
toned 4s a eaai.asss foc STATE Treasurer
&c ths Republican ticket the Hoa
GaoAss l. MAlIz u Alpeua better
lan1e tor rlat place "a ths Republican
trksl s9ali hardly lave beel lu apon
Mr MALrl IS slasa g. lls party from
ole ell II sls state -e Tie other. ald le
s p-ooally aaolg tie ulosl popular of
Gle leaders 81 has party il tlz state. Ar
hAllz s- eql 9ar.llsely yauag maa.
al1 las slL -l- olsl-7lts tLa- constitute
a ss.f --a.ls u4n. B7gaa.as early So .
ci=fk d 8 Detroit Da1k Ire a-s fouglt his
sag 4g.=---lisi to sue ,-ss through
basil-ss integrity aud honorable asin-
ois. Ne zloF ot 0at f-s msa ia the
Republican raazs better Ett=,i. botl 3y
business training aud natural talents, Cor
state treasurer tlal is GzoEaE l.
MALgz Mr BALrz Las been Regent u
ths Ll.ysrsity anl as suel performed hls
duty tauhfuly H7 is President II the
Alpsua National Bank and would COM
maud d large following throughout
Northern Michigan. It makes no differ
sucs 10 thls paper ehat party captures
the state treas asurefship, but the man who
sets { must be = tit man FOR the place,
and as q candidate for Que party, at
least, Mr. MALTz would make good
leader
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PEOPLE YOU READ ABOUT.
Mr. T. B. Alarich will visit Russia befor
he returns % this country.

Mr.. T. B. Alarich Will visit Russia before
he returns 20 this country.
Henry Ward Beecher is 10 lecture in this
country next Winter on Ireland.
Colonel Fred Grant has written his rem
iniscenoes of the siege of NIcksburg
United States Minister Pendleton has been
granted a furlough, and will 90 20 Switzer-
land.
Col Frank A. Burr is to edit the personal
memoirs and war correspondence Of Gov.
Curtin.
Henry Watterson is said to be fresh and
healthy this Summer. IL agrees with him
TO be out of politics.
Mrs Conant. the wife of the missing edi-
tor Of Harpcr's Weekly. is a proof-reader
and translator Of foreign languages in that
establishment.
Congressman Tim Campbell says that
Postmaster Pearson, of New York, is soon
10 be removed and Iammany man nOmi-
mated in his place.
Lord Iddesleigh is to be foreign Secretary
The London Dnug Telegraph says, because he
is almost the only member of the COnserva-
tive Cabinet who can talk French.
Gospodin Lubimof, the Russian tragedi-
an. has been created hereditary honorary
hlAletAA "a 'Nr Ntft''NAH Hf u tiAAt 'RAA'AAN-
distinction and certain social privileges up
on its owner.
Prof John Dickinson. brother Of Miss
Anna Dickinson, has accepted the chair of
geology and mineralogy and curator Of the
museum in the University of Southern Cali
fornia al Los Angeles.
Eben r. PiUsbury, who was for fifteen
months collector of internal revenue at Bos-
ton until the Senate rejected his uOmina-
tion. has been presented by the employees
Of his office with a set of oak furniture.
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WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

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NOR KtNT-INO DESIRABLE SUITS on
i living roOms, AID one suite OF oilCe rooms.
steam heated. one Ui the btsl locations. Inquire
al f0om No. lmmen block.
NOR RENTING UNFJRNIsHkD Rooms.
L Inquire 59 Monr0e-st up second sight stalr
u
IOR RENT-LARGE FURNISHED FRONT
i foum, convenient for two gentlemen. lla
Monr,e-si. a.
UOk RENT-NlCELI FURNISHED FhONT
L room, 70 south Division g. ~
NOR KhNT-PLEAsANr FURNISHED FRONT
/ rOoms with modern conyeuicnces ledyEfd
hIaCk firSf hallway frnfn Durfat4s INt
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NJ D. NiTBEl, FORMERLY MANAbEk oF
w BlrcheE e painting establishment h located
a. Ia Monroe ~ where ur1er VIII d. rcof iYei fuf
painting, paper hanging and frcscoeiuF. keIncm-
Der the place. Opposite the soldiers Monument
DITY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY ~
Y 0randvillc-sve Regular trade solicited "a.
kOsE Proprietor
/ G. HfRkNER, NATNHES. gloCks AND
y. Flne jewellers. = Nonrcest
nsCAR DlE az DIVISION ~ CAkTtN1EA
" and sob shop Screens q specially.
COMMISSION. p J. LANE a CO.. RBOlE-
Y sale dealcrs in frlii and vegetables huitef.
esyrs cic-. ard l0 Iof.ia-sl Grand RsD.ds Nirh
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ron EENT-HOTsEN.

EOR KENT-sALOON AND RESTAURANT is
II "a first class basement Saloon fixtures can
be bought cheap hy the parry desiring a. rent.
Ward q Ward. Coruer Lyon aud Kent sls.. cit.
IOK sALE-A Why DESIRABLE KEslDENCE
i wiih all modern Improvements, stuaicd la
tne best resident part oi the eliy. Original Coei
siown. uig discount aud easy terms that VIII
buy % this month Address DlN. Care Carrier
No. 8. tity. q
no REA1-sMALL HOUSE sOtIhEkH PAkI
i clly near street cars. inquire Mosely Bros
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-15

WANIED-INO WOMEN. OAE THAT lN-
" dtntauds family all order cooking and Que
Tor hoa-CHork- Clas. g. DOlfroy. Lake Nitw
House. Reed Lake. ~
WANrED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOh GIN
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Apply % MHs A lluch. l Nesi hroadaAg. j.
WANTED ,OMIEIEAI elkL IOk utA-
" neral Aou>eeork Apply ai b Terrace ave.
h.
IANIEu-A GIRL FOX GENERAL HOUSE
" work. Small family fare W3ges and good
hollse fof the rghs party Inquire al 30 Ransom
b.. ciiy.
urAAIED-INO DINlNGhoOM GIRLS. ONE
" ior the Pavilion Reeds Laae. one ul lai
Monroe s. eactaDd hros b
lfANIED-A GOOD CONPkIKAI GIRL FOR
W general louscWork INN eQiately Apply a.
ls0 Second ave Afs ". " smith.
fANTED-LADlE- TO WORK FOR NJ AT
W home or 40 travel. something entirely news
for ladies only - daily easily made ho photo, no
painting part, ulars free, Ars. T. y. Little, Boz
AS. ollCag., ll. 4l
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.lINT 81 HERE.

The TELEGRAM HERALD does
not want your money urlsss 81 gives you
an adequate return ior H. II you adveg-
uss iog anything in the Want columns
and oout get lf. youT money ~il bs re-
funded OF the advertisement VIII bs re-
peatec The advertisements taken on
thls condition are al those coming under
ca. Rooms 10 Kent Rooms Want
Cd. Male Help Wanted. Female
Help Wanted ST uations Wanted
Female. Situations Wanted Male. "
Miscellaneous. and all Advertisements
not Of a strictly Commercial nature
Thousands have tnsd the plan during
the past few months. TD Il yourself
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-15

Mrs Cleveland and her mother and a
number 0f ladies from B-ifalo listened 10
the Marine Band concert al the White
House grounds Saturday night Al the
close of the concert the band played "Buf-
faio Gals, Are You Coming out Tonight? -
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HINrED-I,l-RENr.

UANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE FOX SIX
W months. 4od references can be- gwen Do
requested. address A. B. Telegram Hcrald. ID
AlIAN thIi-IHKEh K sJM- CONNtNlENr
W for light house keeping. for family oi three.
Rent not exceed i6.JJ. Address A A. L. this
Oace.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-15

The Chicago MAJ las sueakiug
preference for BLAINE sud MEDIlL .-di-
Tor Cle-zo Tr,ousI We hardly know
whether H,rgoS Intends = Joke OF has
5sc0ms q mlswUmp
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-15

1 OsT-A SCOTCH IhkkHk Doc. LONG
| 4 tall and cars. A Iiberal reward pllI hc lslt
Tor his return a. 81 South Lafayeue-sl III =.
Lecyarl. n
| OsT-ON IHE NORTH SlDk DI SHELDON.
IL between Center & Goodrich Ats. hlaff
leather covered Account brOk indsr 1911 peasC
return to lss she Id0u-st aud receive reward
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-15

A war with Mexico would cost the ma
tion from hge hundred 10 one thousand
million dollars, and make about one hun
dred thousand widows and orphans -CleUe-
iad LsGder
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-15

Vac the special envoy 10 Mexico sent
o. Search Tor graceful and dgnided
~ f.r Secretary BATAaD b retreat
from al embarrassing aluauon2
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-15

I very convenient hrfck build'ug. bNKi1l fcei
eve sioflcs high with s1ty kor,C power wsfer
vhecl. hYdraullc stand pipe. iso-f and nuzaIrs fn
each room. elevator. steam heating pipes thaf.
ing puleyF he. .iiuE. etc.. also addition contain.
inG oflcc. poueriui steam CnElne. boiler era
room and dry room. store room. cic. lueuire ~
butierworih and Lowe 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-15

Bzy BCrLER Is rsprssentei iu an al
Vsrt.ssmslt Ia the Detroit Free Press a.
wearing ss shirt outside of his trousers.
Bzx evidently trying 10 win the - IN
patly ~ tas Cmasss aai the people for
ubCm they uazh
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-15

Store oriers ars .ae oaas " the work
man ua a-aly oi the mills m Michigan.
The perli.iols practice should bs sb0l-
lsussL
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-15
Eustace w. Tower & Co.,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Room 7, No. 20 Canal-St., City.
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

Real Estate aud Timbered Land Brokers
European Exchange and So amship Tickets
Money Loaned on Real Estate anf hattels
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
We are Agents OF the Missouri & Pacific
Pathway Company FOR Ga. ir Iimhered lands IN
Arkansas aud Texas. and have a large line Of
cheap homes for everybody. AZ low prices and
easy terms. OF ucA fertile soil, T. the land OF
h. any crops and short Winters Also large line
of VeTy croice bargains 10 southern and Northern
Umhered Lands City and Farm Property for
sale or Excl ange Quantity, quality. price and
terms to suit everybody. Pull particulars on ap-
piiCaticn to the aDove. at 26 Canai-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-15

What the great Northwest needs at pres
ent is a. the theaier bills put it, rain with
real water -Chic1g9 Lfer OcslH.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-15

n IIE DOLLAR -IfcIAtI E4 win per-
- fecfinu 0lassef froln Loci Is kaIr.lt scotland.
III are superior in Cd utlgrr as aat ltfltfs are
ground and polished with mathelnailcal pre-
Cision. iDViEufafIla fhe tyfs aul Ir DAlf csfef
curing visual deierlk ENo.d uf.ua common
Spectacle Circulars free. J. honAN- las
MoTrsassl
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-15

Senator Joszs IS g)ng to open b Law
Office ia Dstroir. Going to sue her FOR
your broken heart. Senator
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-15

IANTED-A STU ALTON H1HER on THE
W road or lu some bu.In.ss which Fouad bring
outdoor eNer ise. Best Of rcfertnc loo h in
aud out OF the city. Address ". H.. care Telegram
Herald. u
WANTED-A SITUATION As DRUG CLERK.
W Can furnish references II required. Mould
engags on Trial. Address y ! l., care Telegram
Herald.
XVANTED-BY a YOUNG LADY OF KNPE-
W uence. position a. saleslf oy, assls ant
book Keeper cashier or b 90 olce work. MuS
have Work at once Best 81 reference furnished.
Address \, care TINS Office
WANTED - A SITUATION AZ COACHMAN
" OF - take care of horses. by frsi-aI mau.
Good reference. Address ~ Telegram once
WANTED WORK Bl A flkcI LASS dlI-
" ter and filter VIII call for work 81 residence
ii address b. sent o. li7 East Lcuaard-st kcitr-
ences furnished.
4 YOUNG Man. HOLLAEDfR, ACQUAINTED
\ With Che English. Holland. German and
French language. aud Bookkeeping. auG willing
o. 90 ally Kind oi Wtfk iu Once Hf store. nRuts
situation. Address A y. Telegram terslo. lil
lANIED-A POSITION As COACHNAN OR
W to work lu wholesale grocery oF Houid
drive Del very of auy Kind, best ol reicreufes.
Addrc-s 3, No scafrefsi -
nANIED-A SITUATION, A. MILLER 81
" yeaTs az age lL YEAR experience Address
james Aldfich. Byron Centre, Mich u
WANTED SITUATION IL NHOLEs ALE
W house ~ shipping clerk or iu retail house as
English and German Besi of references given
from last employer Address g. care this ofice.
WANTED YOUNG LADY -1ENDSRAPHEk
W with . Typewriter wants position clGfes-
poudeut Is wiling 90 g. ouf ul town. Adlre-s
x. yer lelf fEralu- a. era q.
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l1s1a o. MAKE raHla ll tIl1 s-.I.lflIi- be- D0lr
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Clothing a lsr.
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Il mll o. sell ur trade l. IgQtllt Alfrlif
blocG. opposite sseei hltel
NOR sALE-FAMfI ROW BOAT FoR sAIE
obeap. nau a Amtsis
NOR K-AlE-FLATE0kN STRING Ilf AEON
EnQuTe of uca. 0raLstI Neallls ave-.
Liver. 1iai4e.
NOR SAFE CHEAF AT ROOM p noi SfMAN
i block flrsi class tarail1Te Aea. -ieaas
~qrlucs Aalffes,te. -riHl lualls AllIlIa Couch
Bureau. sewing A1cl.ut. llslts aua ail
ltttssArlat iNf huust krtFIIe at i0 tr e1.I arl
paid lu llslal .lltIlt. NlI Lt ll rsslls sfliI T
m.. o. sftf3 evening
IsQE sALE CHfAl-lo MAXI hooA h1h
cylinder. hali ligdlaHi oioi.e ll,ss il gl.tl
condition j. b stanton Grand Rapids
I0R sALE-CuNplEIE SKI d. d kElslRIe
Waits actions anl deieacse and other falu-
Pred c.srk Grand Rapids Ailh
E0R sAIk-A sfooNDHAND ChlthEAIke
piano Nll ifc salc cheap u SD ~ril. Nal
a. Nm Dewes e. ll9 Moun1a e.. up s.4-rs
EOR sALE-A LADY MHo Il. GOING 10
L leave The Cfg laslrrt d Sell rHF Il. uaft
plano four rJal4u curuefs. rfsi-,lase MAKE. Tern
used lest L-au thrce months. Autl ht siil ln
NOR sAIk-A fIRsI-Cf.ASS SILVER MATCH
ea~t s., used bli li-lt viii be toc ht liera
fi~'ounf stlft af q - EshfN 81 EEsln ofticr