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The Arizona champion., 1888-05-05

THE only interest which will be felt in the Democratic National Conven tion will center in the contest for the Vice Presidency, the choice for Presi dent being already virtually made The scramble for the Vice Presidency, however, will make the gathering one of the most animated and picturesque ever held outside the boundaries of the village of Donnybrook.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-05
BRO. YINING is describing

BRO, yINISG is describing some in
 tricate gyrations on the political trap eze, which are rapidly becoming the marvel of his constituents and exciting the jealous envy of circus men. He has suddenly become oblivious to the fict that the first number of his paper de noted not only that fits policy would be characterized by strict adherence to the principles of Democracy" but also that 'a tariff for protection would be his motto forevermore, his last issue being replete with convulsive efforts in behalf of free trade. He also filings party alliance to the gentle zephyrs, Gall because the Democrats so brutally squashed his swelling political aspira- tions) and petulantly proposes to run an .independent" sheet. Iheseabrupt conversions are becoming interesting.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-05

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND easily found time not long ago to write a disserta, tion of half a column on a question of frontier pie eating, but he was so busy last Friday that he could only prepare three-line telegram of regret to be read at the Grant memorial dinner ill New York
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-05

TIE appointment of Melville W. Fuller of Chicago, as Chief Justice of the United States, is regarded as a wise appointment by leading men of both parties. He is native of Maine, having been born in Bangor, Feb, llth 1883.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-05
SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1888.
REPRESENTATIVE DocKERy thinks

REPRESENTATIVE DooKERY thinks that the tariff has made the East rich, He is right, and the people of the West and South are determined to retain the tariff few years more until it makes the remainder of the country rich.
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SUMMONS.
M hbt Tngfics'S CoN,1, HiIiams Ptrcinct. KaOapzi CoHaty, h,fso1a Ztyrito,y.
 A. C. TRAsK, Plaintiff,

4" ht 1ushire'S Con,1, HiHams P,rcinct
 Ka0apzi CoHnty, A'fsoEa zSrrito,y.
 A. C. TRAsK, Plaintiff, versus
 JOHN R. FRASER, Defendant Action brought in Justices Court, Williams Precinct, in the County of Yava pal, Terri tory of Arizona.
 Territory ef .A,i.Gna SrndS gyYtfi1g fo John R. Fraser. You are hereby summon cd and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Justices Court of Williams Precinct, in the County of Yavapai, in the Territory Of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed in said court, at Williams, in said county, with in five days Exclusive of the day Of service) after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this Precinct; but if served out of the Precinct and within the County, then within ten days; and if served out of the County, then within fifteen days; in all other cases twenty days. ..
 Said action is brought to recover the sum of Forty one and 3o TOO dollars for goods and merchand ise sold to defendant and upon his order. ...r..... ...t ........ ..' .. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint, as above required, said plaintiff will take judg- ment against you for the above amount de. manded, as aforesaid, and for all relief in the premises, and for costs of suit
 Make legal Service and due return hereof. Given under my hand this 3d day of Apnl, A. D., 1888. JAMES M. SANFORD,
 Justice of the Peace, a7.4t Yavapai County, Ariz.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-05
RAY .SURPR|SED|! !

A gentleman who has lived at Flag for the past year, said to me a few days ago. Why, l didn't know you kept hats,
 If he had been in the store less than a million times for the last six months 1 shouldn't have thought much of the remark, but as it was, it gave me such a surprise that l have been off my feed ever since, but am slowly recovering and wish to state to the public that l have everything usually kept in the Dry Goods Line.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-05
For Sale.

Saloon doing 2 first class trade, also restaurant, barber shop and two lodging houses. Everything com, plete and in frst.claSs condition. Also a first.class and large stock ot liqnors. Reason for wishing to sell, i'll health. Terms cash, or approved notes or will trade for cattle. For particulars apply to the
 a7tf CHAMPION OFFICE.
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-05
AGENTS

For the following brands of goods: Corle's Crackers and Candies.
 Pride of Denver Flour,
 Phelps, Dodge x Palmer's
 Boots and Shoes, Golden West Canned Goods. Our canned Goods were con. tracted for during the packing seassn, and we are thus enabled to quote close prices despite the great advance in this line of goods, :.
 And we carry in stock
The Arizona champion., 1888-05-05
DON'T FORGET

Buying in car lots from the factory enables us to make prices that vii Surprise You. m1otf
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Cumberland Presbyterian Churh-Court street
Sunday school ut 1850 am. Services at IL u, m. and
400 p,m. II. A. Jones, pastor
First Baptist ChurCh-Serviccs AZ II n. m. and
$50 pm. All seats irce. All are invited Evening
subject "Hadca' Preaching by X. A. NCnuble,
pastor
First Presbyterian Church - Corucr Thiul and
Poplar streets sabbath school at $50 am. Services
at II am. and 15O pm. by the Rev. Eugene Daniel,
ID, pastor.
Strangers Church CONVERSATIONAL Services Mt
II a; M: and G5l p m. Evening subject Gods
Dual Nnturc-ll His Maternal Attribute n.
NJ Long pastor.
Second Presbyterian Church Corner Main aud
Bcale streets. sabbath school at $50 m. Ser
vices ut II AIN. and $50 pm. by the Rev. W.
Is. Boggs, ID, pastor
Alabama Street Presbyterian Church-Corncr Of
Jones avenue aud Alabama street. sunday school
At 800 am. Services nj II a, m, and 7;3O y m. by
the Rev. James l. Martin, ID, pastor
The German Lutheran Church on Washington
street VIII have services at 1890 am, sunday
school at q;3O am, Them will be sermon IN
English ut 100 PIN Everybody invited.
Central Baptist Church Second street. near
Bcilc The Rev. j. \. Dickinson, pastor services
nj II AIN. SUNDAY school at HJU am. The Rev, \.
II, Snow viii preach atmotning service, No even
ing service StnugcN IN the city are specially
invited To all services Seats free
ST. Mary's Cathc1ml--Nn. $50 Poplar street
Christmas Eve midnight celebration Of the Holy
Communion. Christmas hay, "a. M. celebration:
$50 u, M. mathis aud carols; n a. m; choral uclc
brtlOn aud sermon 10y the dean, l3O y. m., cNVu.
song. The Bishop viii take part In the Christmas
services.
81 Mnry's Cathclml-No so Poplar street
Fourth sunday In Advent ~. m, celebration OF
Holy communion; n q, m, mathis and sermon,
Subject The ChuryhS Teaching Regarding Ever
lasting Punishment J. Corinthians Ill.,, ll.'h.
Gp. m. chonl evcu,ong. The Very Rev William
Klein, dcau
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PERSONAL POINTS.


A. Il. CARsoN and wife and II. +. Hunt, Of
Greenvillc, Miss, were at tho Peabody yes
tCrday.
]. H. TOWNSEND and Arthur Mosby, with
VIM. II. Moore a Co.. leave tomorrow morn
ing TO spend the holidays with their rcla-
tiycs.
CorNsELoR CARNEY has arrived from St.
Louis and intends spending the holidays
with his son, &. NJ. Garyey, at al Adams
street.
LEoNARD W. REDFoBD, long and favopbly
identified with the Sauric-llozicr Company
as shipping clerk, now occupies a SIMILAR
responsible position In the house ore. Il.
Ryan q Co.
RrGsrEREB at the Clarendon Hotel are
V. A. McGinty, Atlanta, Ga; J. W. Bu-
channn, Il litor S,HtiHei, Grenada, Miss; 4.
ID. Young Osccola, Ark; q. W. Welsh,
Wynne, Ark, and Others.
Henry WILBUR left on last evenings train
for Paducah Co pilot the steamer Robert
Feeble, aud tow TO the Jcttics. The tow
consists of eleven stone bargcs, two camel
coal barges, three produce boats and four
| fuel boats.
Mn. AND MGs JAMEs l.. Acorn have issued
| cards Of invitation 20 the marriage OF their
daughter Miss Gertrude, 10 Mr. Percy Black
| stone Russell, OF Lawrence, kus. Tho ccrc-
mony will occur on Wednesday, january .,
| lSsH, at $50 o'clock, at the family residence,
/ Eagles Nest, Miss.
NisrToRs on Change yesterday: NJ D.Wil.
son, Concordia, Miss; II. \. Mcrriolus,
Grccnvillc, Miss; VIM. l.. Daniels. Cedar
| Rapids, Ia. 7. Billingslen, city; 4. Goodwin.
] city; Miss Fannie l.. Caroihcrs Mississippi.
Miss Ida l.. Caroihcrs, city l.. NJ. Shields
steamer A. Z. Silver.
Wa. +. DANIrs. chief secretary Of the
Order u Railroad Conductors; J. l.. Alcorn,
IT,. Jamestown. Miss: q. Macintosh, New
O,lCans; $. II. Josophs, agent Lost In New
York" Company; Capt Zen NJ Mcuilcs,
Cincinnati: H. II. Moody and wife, Dallas.
Tex; j. We'll Chicago; Miss Mary Bell
Hartman, Cincinnati, are nj the Peabody.
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The Fav0rite

Medicine for Throat and Lung Dill
culties has long been, and still Is, Ayers
Cherry Pcctoral. 1t cures Group,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, and
Asthma; soothes irritation Of tho
Larynx and Fauces strengthens tho
Vocal Organs; allays soreness Of tho
Lungs; prevents Consumption, and,
even In advanced stages Of that disease,
relieves Coughing and induces Sleep.
There is no other preparation for dis
eases Of the throat and lungs to be COM
pared with this remedy,
my wife had distressing cough,
with pains in the side and breast. We
tried various medicines, but none did
her any good until | got a bottle of
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral, which has cured
her. A ncighbor, Mrs. Glenn, had tho
measles, aud the cough was relieved by
the use OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral. l
have no hesitation in recommending this
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the surrogate OF this county admit copy Of
it as the original will. The humorist left
property in Workers aud in this country.
He made his mother his rcsiduary legatcc
and provided that at her death the greater
part of the principal should be devoted to
founding homo for worn out printers in
the United States. The children of John G..
Gerry, of Waterford, Me-, were also to re-
ceivc 81 900 each, aud il was in their behalf
that the proceedings here were taken.
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INTERESTING TO LADIES.
Thnv HnYe Como.

Tho largest an finest collection Of Nicer
schaum Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Hold
eIs, Cigar aud Cigarette Cases ever brought
TO Memphis. Most beautiful gifts for the
holidays. We will have names stamped
on all Cigar aud Cigarette Holders, Pipes
Cigar and Cigarette Cases TREE 90 onARGE.
We invite the ladies TO call and inspect
our handsome collection Of Holiday Goods.
/. SAMELsoN * Co,
$40 Main Street.
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Fat aud Be Merry.

Every one who desires a FIRST class Nmns
dinner should 90 30 Sites 4 Amcs's, 30
Jefferson street where fresh ycnison. fish.
oysters. dressed fowls and canned goods OF
all kinds can be found In any quantities.
Choice corn fed beet, pork, lamb and nut
ton,
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Arlc,nn. ward. VIII.

NEw YoRg, Dec 2l.-Cha.los y brown
tAricmus Ward died IN southampton Eng.
land Ia is55, leaving a will which vas ~.
milied 10 probate there Today decree Of
the 5dprcmo Court was 1led ordering That
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DiID.
ARMSTRONG sHuriiy mufunr unurmirf 1f
iV,s nt 1879 u.riu.L ~ so. ~ Count street, MAu1
o.. Wlio NJ o. o. AUB1four
Funeral will tiir u'iog from ihe Cumberland
Presbyterian ChurH this SUNDAY afternoon NJ
pRIrtTT-At b.. iHnoc. 80 O. Ilnb tir.rt. w.
ytu,
Tunrfii from ~ 'I1rr hisiHtNnAYI afternoon
NJ so.cock. fucuis II The family Invited o. ai
tend
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Every visitor 10 the city and every
young man desiring business education
should visit lcddin's business College
No. 23s Main street, and examine the
thorough aud practical methods Of book
keeping, banking, shipping and pcnman'
shin.
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by buying nice Trunk or Valise from
\. Lcyy's Trunk Factory, as Main NJ.
where you will iind the largest and cheap
eat stock Of Trunks Ia the city.
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Don't forget the Cafe Moss Rose Il the
place 20 buy Fruit Cake, Mincc Pies,
French Fruit Glacc. Christmas Candies,
and get your lunch while shopping.
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LACE curtains cleaned aud beautifully
finished NJ Memphis Steam Laundry, ~
Second street Branch office 357 Main.
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Music Boxs at import cost
JEssE fRENCn Co, No. 363 Main So.
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I,dlIn,. I,u.in,.. ,o,I,ue

Music Boxes nj import cost.
JESSE FRENCu Co, No 363 Main 81.
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LIst of unacII,erea rcicsrams

hhNs w
T.. Scmonon, Sclpt Jones.
Anthem Mcrriman, Frank wills, 2,
smith Davis !, \, Mathews,
u. Lowcnstcin & Bro, 3, Mr., Eliza Harris,
W kparncy, ". q. Anderson,
jos pugh, a y Kcllugs ~ Co,
& =, Berlin, Jpnrrnu a CO., p,
Mn, fontainc & Co, Go,crC $ Co .,
John ". kcrs J.. H. Mctaddcu - Co,
John ". ouuin, Capt Gmrct liul,
Me- addcn, kuOtcs & Co , \. - haN,
Observer johnson 4 Gulucc,
Van Nlrvt & Co, Dan a Co.,
Ticket Agent NJ, Il G. r. RCanllc ~ 60,
Cnrhyry a Casey, Mr.. Ucn, Milicnhcrgcr
Erb a 60, judge e. g. Nuucc,
T. a. Thomas, Jones 8 gCci
K n pcgrm . Mn III Greenwood
Oliver fiunio Groc'y Co,Albyr MiIyg
Memphis Urlccry a., fmysvr a -cruggs,
Day, Horton q iailyy2 thusc N Co,
james NJ Grccr. Jos >chliu n Co,
john T. Robinson, Webb Nuur,
l.. a nyrsnmmc., Kennedy Jones,
g. \. n,s.uussurr. Jun. MaNmnu,
nonks Needy & Co, Mis- Maunrtt McAlll,icr
George Works, Mr, e., %. lrtlcy,
J H. Turner, a.. u, smith.
Phil ridrcon, Known q Jones,
Agent t., :. ct, j.r. Meredith.
Chase a Co, 4. NJ stanley,
Minlvr nru.., lumhyv u a e.,
Geo Guuoy, luu. \. johnson.
". y. Hunt AdulUh Huscutlal,
Mn. Lucy y. nanhglcr Site, a Amc.,
l'p,t a Co., q. Z. Mcihun,
~ Hughes. MP Iongtcrc.
Gnyo,o Hotel, Mr. ~ Walker,
J rCns 4 Co, n NrIlra,
lahorl Ninnic 4 Co., Nh g.. n walker
lhcnb J. lcrus a Co. n. klark.
iathurlh Niruir q 10, N. " Gaines
Edward Goldsmith, j. \ Post 40.
lmnk WILLIS, John Nuliuul,
ltabOly. y " How,
". r. Culnrld, Simon ~tmuss.
John sinyight. NJ. a D. q krymcr & Co
Postmaster Appointed.
WAsWNGroN, ncr - -pu.tmasier np
pointed today. Mi0ssippi-katc McNau
Elliott, Grenada County; Il. ". kcown
Hckin.yillc, Winston County. Tonnc~rc-
James Eiproctor, ,rossyillc, Cumbcrun,
County.
| |
MrsiC BoxEs NJ import cost.
Jr4.r EuI,fsu "a Va ma Main -
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Music Boxes nc import cost
JEssE FRENcu Co, No. 800 Main 81.
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=. Lc,y'- Trunk Factory. as vain ~.

In Sole Leather Hat Boxes and Leather
Collar aud Cua Boxes, at
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Has rcopencd again at old stand, 2g7
Second street.
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Music BoSrs n, import cost.
JEssE FRENcn Co., No. 800 Main 81.
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30 crNIs for Turkish Baths this week
only, 222 Second street.
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las, WerL last Vhanrr.

MrsiC BoXts at import cost.
Jr,sE FHENDu Co., No. 3Gj Main st.
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rtSiU,L NOTICE.

VGASiUo-Ihe urnis aud roluaiuisnrrs a
rrint e. md Pauline 81. Nirauiro ar respectfully
invited D, attend % unrn oi the laiirf IfIm i'if
Residence 80 opst Martin urrt this U-tNpAN.
afternoon % EDut.urk scniu0at Ht rauI,kt
,hurhHt 3~eiurL
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Last wcrk Last Chance.
Next week will be- your last chance "a
buy carriage, buggy phwlon, wagon or
harness at unhclri Of prices This stock
will be- slaughtered 10 wind up my bust
ness by January !. Don't fail 10 take al
vantage Of this slaughter sale, 4 cash
premium 10 every purchaser
BrNIp, l5O Main street.
MrIc BoXEs lt import cost.
JissE FnrN,u Co., No. 1903 Main 81.
Fon Gnc jcwclry 90 TO ThnycrA
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THE CHRISTMAS DINNER.
BoUNTEoUS GIFTS OF MONEY AND
PROVISIONS.

The Reports Made Yesterday by the
Auxiliary Committees of the Chill
dren's Christmas Club-Charlty Din
ner at the Natatorium Next Thursday.
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svrrnrOR fine gold chains at Thaycrs.
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SAVE YOUR CLOTHES.

Music BoSEs at import cost.
JESSE FRgNCn Co, No. 1893 Main ST.
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oRBAT BARGAINS

Mrsic BoxEs NJ import cost.
JEstE fRENcr Co, No. 800 Main 81.
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Cough NJ e dicine

60 every one afflicted. Robert Horton,
Foreman Hc06ight, Morrillton, Ark.
81 have been afflicted with asthma
for forty years. Last spring was taken
with violent cough, which threatened
Co terminate MY days. Every one pro-
nounCed me In consumption. | deter
mined To try Ayers Cherry pcctoral.
Its effects were magical. was immedi-
atcly relieved and continued to improve
until entirely recovered. joel Bullard,
Guillord, Conn,
"SiN mcnths ago had n severe hcm-
orrhage Of the lungs, brought ON 10y an
incosSant cough which deprived me of
sleep aud rest. tried various remo-
dies, but obtained no relief until be-
gan Co take Ayers Cherry Pcctoral, A
lew bottles Of this medicine cured me-"
Mrs. T.. Coburn, 10 Second st., Lowell,
Mass.
For children afflicted with colds,
coughs, sore throat, or Group, | do not
know OF any remedy which will give
more speedy relief than Ayers Cherry
Pcctoral. have found II, also, inynlu.
able In eases of Whooping Cough"
Ann Loyeioy, 1851 Washington street,
BOSTON Mass
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The Springdale news., 1888-09-14
L0Sr Ills BEARINGS.
Candidate Harris0n Edging over to the
 Democratic Platform.

Candidate Harrison IS edgjaa over onto the Democratic Pfa5f0rm@
 In his speech at Put-i8-Bay on Frida tLe General said ta a nom partisan deleaatIon of visitors: :. N e are prosperous This is sus- tainel by aIi the commercial re- ports bal is flatiy conuadielory of Ar. Blaine's Keynote, that since the issaiug of the Presidents mes sage bnslneSs interests nave been going to raet, and ruiu.
 Genera Harrison further said:
 Ne ate coHfrantea to-day with tbe qaes tiau hot how shall We eel money, tat how we shall wisely stop some of those avenues hv #aleh wealth is pouring into our public treasury
 This is onlg a grandiloquent PaaPhrase oi President Cleveland. $ tanlous ramarh; "It is a condition. Dot theory that coutronts Is. But it's diametsicaHy opposed to the I;aFathaan platform, which proposes six schemes tar spending tte earpIa, and only the alternative of free whisky for stopping II is opposed to the acton Of the I,e- pnbiteaas iii Gonrress, who have voted to spend the wealth tha, k pouring into ihe public treasury and against stopping anyof 5ae ay enues bx which it comes. And it k opposed 10 tao gfad cfy of the t publican ofsa.s lEat. there is 10 sIrpies.
 Have Gen Harrison 3 rnmjna- lions oyer his fishing ea8 led nm to change his hase: 0r II his eu- deavor to De haupatis4n cad him to be fatrioee. He has at any Fate, accepted the Democratic view .of the situation.
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ZONE DOLLAR < DAf.'
Ihe Indianapolis K. CT |. Call Pa-
 per's Bluff and Demand fife
2.00O Reward.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 20 This week the Executive Board af District Assembly 1oa K. 5f l., auz der seal. addressed letter to tbe publisher of tho Journal elaim ing the g 0g0 which that paper has cd itoriaIly offered as l reward for proof that Harrison said any time during the strike thas one dollar . day Nas enough for a working man, and that were he Governor ne would drive those fellows ahe strikers back b their posts st the point oI tAe baYoHet. The com munieatiou was signed by E. r. The b3striet Secretary. and ia t $ the assurance that the 5000, ! Inc expense of tHe stfeev=eaF .sti s..s ncre last, car. What remains, I anything, W4Il be turned oyer to the k. ofA benefit fund.
 T. snDstantiate tie claim for the money the testimony of l dozen witnesses i- offered. A Ir r5P5sil.qu is made tortho appointment of d committee toexamino tha testimony at band and pass iudsment apon its competency The communication also states that the executive board does not believe the promised re. ward is made m good eutb, since reliable infotmatlon is to the effect that not a time had been deposited in the bank where It IS claimed t6e &2e00 is.
 At tbe close Harrison is denoune- ed as l traitor 10 labor and I pro eurer Of manufactured testimony to eonvlct strikers.-Goarjer-JournaH
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CHAPTER XXI.
AFArRI GoDF ETHER.


 There was very qu.ct wedding at the bankers stately home a few rrccIs later Nr. EVerleiga would Aarc deferred t il year had the matter been Jeff to him, but when did he ever deny any wish which Allhea cx- prescott And Lyman, feeling himself very unworthy. verT hurbie. had his happiness crowned 5E ths.t great gift If love which he had thought ta renUHHcc Wtea he straYed away from the path of honor, but which had come to hlm freely when he returned toithat path of his aWa accord
 Only tae near friends of the bride and groom were present Carol and Norris. as mattor of eosrse-enJ Uncle Amos beam ing his approval upon the scerc.
 tt Thouah Gid feel cat lp when I heard Of t first, EVerlcgb.A he ecuhdcd to his old friend do yaH know that 1 had my heaet s4t upon my boy and yetu aafl mak- ing match ef if. but that little Carol has beWlfched t}H, I can see. 50 it's all for the best They II have to wait awhile til Norris makes a start, but hell do it. that detect i've husiucssshows tffsf i.7 has the stuff in him. 1 taak it rathe.a pity that he don't care to follow that line. but tell you what it ia. EVerIcigh. yoa}I have hls ior vour partner yet, prephesied the httle man, with RaHaonahHe enthusiasm, which brought sHitef 10 the bankers face
 .I shall Hat WaH5 q better one, Amos. since LyIaaa has chosen ,o go back to Lls cicrilshn q course, f was ali that could bo done If HAl- time, bat don't mind tell lHg yoa tha' nave scheme to benefit them both one oI taage days
 The sebCuC vas to admit inc two young men, upon tleu merits, Q an interest in the business. but Ii Has Aat left to aEr EVefieich generosity tu bring about that eH4
 1ae naffaage ceremony vsIs oyer, tLe wedding breakfast ditto: iu half all hour mare me ueWiv-yedded pair 9alld depart usa thclf bfiaai jouHcg, when the beu raass and q ylsitaa Was shown iHto the G- U7uy who hai business with thG hridcgr8an. T8s brides eaure followed am an..t1Is.y as ha left tse rom Carol, f8a. had a vague fgar 'oMe impending disaster, and Norris read hcr thought iu the slight cloud which came over ha' f.l.r Nu1sng faae.
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