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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09
Tho vsr diet Unanimous.

w. D. Suit druggist, Bippus. Ind. tes-
tI1ss: II can recommend Electric Bit
bottle sold hss given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cured
of rheumstism Of ten yerrs Standing"
Abraham Hare. druggist, Bellyille, Ohio
airs: ''The best selling medicine have
ever handled In my 20 years experiences.
IL Electric Bitters. Thousands Of others
haye sdded their testimony, 10 that the
verdict IL unanimous that Electric Bit
tel1 do csre all diseases Of ths liver, kid
ney and blood. Only half dollar q bot
|fle at Dsnnstt q H0rsmau deu4 store.
Also Omich 4 Chafss, Bartlett.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09
Walker's Implement Denot.

Another Cur loa'i Of buggies and car
riages. Also, another Cur load Of New
Deal plows. Present stock being all
broken up, these cars will arrive first
ofnsxt week, and we can again show q
complete stock. Call at the now stand
opposite Budde's store and look at them.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09

Best Goods ana Lowest Prices.
|, Anew stock Of dry goods, dress goods,
boots ehoes and clothing just received,
and will b sold ct prices to please every.
body. (l0tN PAsoUALE On FIoRn.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09
Guarantee.

The National Tube Works Co. give
tho following guarantee: 1--WE will re-
place free Of charge any National Self
Oiling Tubular axle broken on . Moline
wagon, no matter what the cause OF the
breakago may be-"
Sold ct Walkor's Implement Depot.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09
Notice,

Al subscribers to stock in the Build.
Ing and Loan association who have not
- aid their entrance fses and llrst in.
seMlment Of fdues, are urgSntlyrsqusstsd
g GaY same to the secretary at once.
|bseers Monday June ist. khcIdsrs
Will TAKE notice.
W. B. H1asss, ssoy.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09
Pasturage,

Three thousand acres Of good psstur.
age for all kinds OF stock. Very CHEAP
rates. Good range. Apply to John j.
Boil or Ed lIaRuo. tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09
Won't oat ~


Lave ysur order early at Nssh Bros
M btxfaes aAa yegstAbtes.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09

1t did not take long for the people OF
Devils Lake to find out that Nash Bros.
receive the best berries and vegetables
that como into this city.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09

Fine lemons 80 cents per dozen Al
Pasquals De Flores, IOtf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09

Fourteen Thousand box elder and
1900 cottonwood, TIVE years old. In.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09
Wanted.

The people Of Deyils Lake and vicinl.
ty want Nash Bros. to get in enough ber.
rles and vegetables 70 supply tho de-
mand.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09
They Caarht On.

Small house, inquire Oft. T. Lee. stl
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09

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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09

MI PAPER 4 . DRUG Store
, 1888-11-21
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CEOIX STATION.

Martinique, 18th N0y.-The TranS-atlan-
tiq ne mail steamer Labrador, which left
here ON the 3Oth uit. for Europe, was ear
ly this morning tOWed into Fort de France
by the "Amerique" Of the same line. The
French man-of-war Roland conveying them.
The Labrador broke her shaft after leav-
ing GuadelOupe. NO further particulars
to hand.
New York, Nov. 17th.-L0nd0n news
states that several sensational incidents
have occurred in connection with the Par
nell investigation. Lady MOuntmorriS, af-
ter detailing the circumstances of her hus-
bands murder, tainted when the crOSS-eX-
animation as to dates began. WhereupOn
Sir Charles Russell dispensed With the eX-
animation. Sir Richard Webster inSinuat-
eel that witnesses had been tempered with
during the recess, aud that he referred to
Counsellor Harrington, who, however, gave
such vigorous denialS as to create a scene
and cause the cDurG to retire, on re-aSSem.
bling, Counsellor Harrington assured JUS
tice Hammer that he had meant no diSre.
Spect to tue Court, his explanation was &C
cepted.
Frightful weather is reported on the
British coasts, causing great losses.
Tne Times having apOlOgizel to e )vernOr
Sir John Pope HennesSey, the Court ell
tered a formal verdict for the plaintiff.
The acting Governor of Queensland has
telegraphed to inform the Home Govern
ment of the most energetic Colonial pro-
tests against the appointment of Mr.. Blake,
who is without a record of success, expe.
%rience, or discre ton.
The Deputies of the Victoria Parliament
informally discussed the rights of Colonies
to "a voice in the appointment of governors.
The Premier declared that the privilege
was an imperial one.
Trinidad, NOvbr. 19th.-On Saturday
evening, as the S. s. Bolivar was getting
under weigh for Cuidad, Bolivar, 9 or 10
persons were discovered on board without
tickets or passports. On being discovered,
they opened fire upon the crew and "a force
of Is Venezuelan soldiers, who are kept
on board, and seriously wounded their two
officers. The Captain of the Bolivar,
although under fire III the wheel house, ran
her alongside the jetty, where she was
boarded by d party OF armed police, and II
arrests were made. 1t is generally believ-
ed thatit was intended to seize the Bolivar
, 1888-11-21
$ II g y 01E Awrs

and the song above referred to was sung.
In the evening there was a display of
fireworks from the fort battery. Here and
there houses were decorated, notably Mr..
Mozart Heyl:ger's, which was indeed taste.
fully arranged.
The most pleasant part of my report of
the days doings is in informing you that
the poor were remembered.
Over 600 persons were satisfactorily
served with dinner. Revd. Dolan of the
R. G. Church gave to 302, besides many
children, all of his own congregation,
while about $50 of the other denominations
received from Revds. Branch and Romig.
Thanks are due to all concerned in this
charitable work. There was also masquer.
aiding yesterday, dancing etc. The days
were passed pleasantly enough. In closing
this sketch!I am sure [ give expression to
the general wish that their Majesties might
be spared many years in'the enjoyment of
health and happiness to reign over us.
Frederiksted, 18th November 1888.
, 1888-11-21

generous ones among them-if they, I say,
could have seen the look of grateful appre.
citation on the faces of the recipients of
their bounty, if they could but have heard
the smack of genuine enjoyment proceeding
from some of those lips which for many a
long day had been ~unacquainted with the
physical delight proceeding from the closer
acquain lance established between an emp
ty stomach and the contents of a good
sized bowl of tempting soup, they could
| ardly have had a better opportunity of
realizing how blessed a thing it is, to be
able to give.
A peep at the list ShewS an amount of
S71,5O collected III money from 30 gIvers
while from 20 other contributors were
received:
10 Sheep,
$50 lbs. Saltish,
Hams,
100 lbs. Salt Beef,
3l4, Cheese,
10 boxes Smoked HerringS,
% lbs. Butter,
2 Geese,
l piece Bacon,
2 pieces picked Tongue,
2 pieces Salt Beef,
ii brlS. Potatoes,
Bread to the amount of $500
besides peas, pork, potatoes, fresh beef etc.
When all were served to their hearts con
tent, there was still enough left to reg&le
our "priSoners and captjves," who were not
forgotten in this hour of kindly feeling for
our weaker or more Unfortunate brethren.
Here | must cease for want OF time-the
fireworks, the addresses presented to his
Honor the Judge by a %deputatiOn OF the
Mechanics Association in the evening, all
form part of Il programme which | doubt
not You will have more fully described by
your usual esteemed correspondent, but
| cannot leave that muttOn-SOup and
those hungry faces without once more
feeling how appropriate a way this
was Of celebrating the 25th Ami
veraary of the accession to the throne of
that Royal Pair who through their eventful
lives have always been models of domestic
harmony and open handed charity to the
suffering poor.
BEHOLDER.
West End, 18th November 1888.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-22
THE DANCE.
The Party Giuen at Murpby's New
 Store. A Grpnd Success.

The Party Giuen at Murpby's New
 Store. A Grand Success
 One of the mos. enjoyable dances of the season was given at the new store building of D. A. Murphy by the Flagstaff Cornet Band on Mon- day evening.
 Dancing was inau, urated about 9:30 and kept up until l2 o'clock when the guests repaired to J. E. Hawks restaurant, where was spread an excellent supper. Jim O'Neill,' and assistants furnished music.
 Among the guests present we were able to obtain the following Mir. and Mrs. Jas. A. Vail, Mir. and Mrs. J. 0. Donnie, Mir. and Mrs Charles Beason, Mir. and Mrs George Prime; Miss Salzman, Misses Hawkins, of Winslow, Miss Murray, Miss Marshal, Misses Powells; Mrs. Crookshank; Messrs 0. A. Keller, P. G. Cornish, D. J Brannen, Dr. Poindexter, W. O Bayless, Ed. and Will Carter Ralph Cameron, Mir. Brophe and Chas. Hawkins, of Winslow, R. w Bell, Lee Norris.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-22
Horse Markets.


 The midsummer quietness of the horse market still prevails. Trad ing is light everywhere, and values are unchanged, The demand is confined to fancy driving and car riage horses and good saddlers. An occasional customer for the best kind of draft horses is willing to pay fancy price for team or two, but prices as rule are no better than they were earlier in the summer With the opening up of farm fall work i. is probable that the supplies will become lighter, although they are not heavy now, and if the general business outlook improves any it is reasonable to suppose that values will strengthen little. A revival of business in this and other cities ought to help the selling interest somewhat. We shall aim to keep our readers posted in regard to any change whatever in values in the future. National Stockman.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-22
The Albuquerque Fair.

Mir. J. W. Donnelley the genial representative of the Land Depart ment of the A. & P. R. R. company called at this office Monday morn. ing and requested us to inform the people of Flagstaff and vicinity that any one who desires to make an exhibit of serials and other products at the New Mexico Territorial Fair which commences at Albuquerque on the 24th inst, could ship their exhibits to Genl. J. A. Williamson, Land Commissioner of the road, by Wells, Fargo Express free of ex- penses.
 Mr, c. O., Conor Roberts who has been commissioned by General Williamson to collect articles for exhibit along the road arrived in town Wednesday and informs us that he is assured of fine display from Mohaye county and Prescott, as we'll as from Flagstaff, Mir. Roberts visited all our business men and awakened an interest 1T the enterprise. The display iron Flagstaff promises to be credit tc the public spirit of our citizens
 The following has been issued tc the A. & P. R. R.:
 To Agents.-To persons desiring to attend the territorial fair to b, held at Albuquerque, Septembe 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th, 18th an, 29th, 1888, you may sell ticket from your station and return at on' fare for tho round trip.
 ! Place tickets on sale Septembe 22nd, and withdraw them on Sep tember 2Sth.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-22
A CARD.

Nearly two years of service as Justice of the Peace in FlagstaH, have convinced rae that the glory of the position is by far the most important item of revenue, and forced upon me the conviction that the tsone-terrn" policy would be especially adopted to my case. But as several gentlemen of both parties have asked me to be a can. didate for re election, I hereby inform my friends and the public generally that I shall be candi, date, and ask for the support of the generous people of Flagstaff. My past ohcial record is an indi. cation of what my policy will be if reelected. GEO. H. TINKER.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-22

Assemblyman, J. 0. Jones; Sheriff, Geo. E. Shute; Probate Judge, F. W. Westmeyer; District Attorney, Mills Van Wagenen; Treasurer, c. S. Van Wagenen; Recorder, Chas. T. Martin; County Surveyor, A. G. Pendleton; Supervisors, Jas. F. Gerald, F. T. Powers, .Chas. H.. Kenyon.
 McNeil, who broke jail in PhG- nix and helped himself to E. F. kellner's horse, was re-arretted in New Mexico, became an inmate of Globe lookup and afterwards escap- ed from the Florence jail, slras re- gently been reported as having banked with Sheriff Owens of Apache county, for one night only, without arousing the suspicion of the sheriff that his bed-fellow was the noted horse thief that he was then inquest of.----Silver Belt.
 The dead body of Q, H. Jones, a wealthy stockman of Cochise, coun. ty, was found near Santa Ana, Sonora. It appears that he had been murdered and robbed where found. So far as can be learned the last that was seen of him he left Magdalena on horseback and had considerable money about him with which he intended to buy horses. Several parties have been arrested, but 80 far the right ones have mt been secured. The body was buried at Santa Ana.
 Chinatown is ablaze with excite. ment over the organization of a Celestial base ball club. Hop kee, the manager of the club, brought a list.of the players into the Pros pector office last night. The fol. lowing.named players, in theil positions, are practicipg daily and constitute the nine: Sim Gee, c. Hop Lee, D.; Yel Gee, lb.; Chang Lee, 2b.; An Yet, 3b.; Wun Lung, 4b; An Yung, If; Chung Lung, lf.; Houk Xxi, cf,; Ii Low, ss.-- Tombstone Prospector.
 Sheriff A. J. Halbert of Maricopa Co, arrived by the noon stage to day, to take look at the two Mex, jeans Ramon Sabulo and Dirgc Mouneal, arrested last Monday at Contention, by Sheriff Slaughter, as the muderers of supt. Gribble, of the Yulture Mine, and com panion who accompanied him. Sheriff Halbert says, that they meet the description he has of the mur, derers, and he will take them back with him, and prosecute them to the limit of the law. The evidence against them, is almost conclusive and as it was worked up entirely by Sheriff Slaughter, it IS but ad ditional proof of his fitness for an office, which his efforts have made more useful, than any officer who preceded him.-Tombtone Epita ph
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-22

The house and corral of of Frank Rosilda ou the black Mesa below Prescott, was recently destroyed by fire. It was the work of some dastardly scoundr,l in that vicinity, who deserves to be roasted in Hade after his neck is broke with q piece of hemp. Too much of this work is going on throughout the country and efforts should be made tp make an example of these cowardly rascals.
 Dr. Pentland, dentist, will visit Flagstaff regularly. His charges for the present will be as follows: For cleaning and polishing teeth, S2; extracting teeth, s to g; fill ing with silver, from Sl upwards; gold, S2 and upwards; partial plates, two teeth, SS; four teeth, SIP; eight teeth, Sl5; full upper or lower sets,
 A 0ARD.--I desire to inform tte public generally that l have re- turned to Flagstaff and am pre- pared to take contracts for the erection of brick build ings of any dimensions.
 My work herGtofcrein Fiagstaffis Wy recommendatic I as to my work manship. Respe ctfully, julyl4tf BARNEY HARMsES.
 We are glad to learn that our young friend and townsman, E. S. Gospey, has located at Flagstaff, Arizona, and engaged in the bank ing business with good prospects for success. Mir. Gosnay is young man of exemplary character, finely educated and possesses superior business qualifications, and being an able lawyer will be of great service to the corporation of which he is the president We wish him abundant success, and feel assured that with his name at the head of the organization it will certainly thrive and prosper, Mir. Gosney will be a reader of the Conservator while in his far of home.-Rich- mond, (Mo) Conservltor.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-22
Kindergarten.

Flagstaff has an institution en- titled, kindergarten. It is a school for the little ones. Children of the age of three up to that of six at tend the kindergarten. Miss Laura Fulton is the teacher. She has had experience in kindergarten work and is everyway qualified for her important duties. You may find this institution, teacher and it's little pupils occupying room in the residence of Mrs, Scarborough. The room is airy and light. The teacher will greet you kindly. and answer any question you may ask about kindergarten work, Miss Fulton is in love with her duties. The little ones are as happy as so many children at play, their stay in the kindergarten is a source of delight. The little ones leave home at nine o'clock and remain until noon. So pleasant are their duties in the room and so gleeful their tasks that they cry to remain all day,
 It is g source of wonderful pleas. ure to visit the kindergarten room and see tbe many things adopted tc infantile instruction. The little ones have a picnic the whole time. The children after remaining the forenoon in the kindergarten, stay at home very conteptedlY in the afternoon. Mothers may feel per fectly at ease in having their chil dren at the kindergarten; because Miss Fulten has them under her watchful care every minute of thcil stay. To have the little ones in SC charming a room and with so pleas ant companion for the forenoon would be a relief to the mother while doing their morning work We congratulate our people on the inauguration of this new institution. Send your little ones to the kinder garten and go yourself some day tc see how the little folks enjoy them, selves.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-22
TerritOi-ial.

The tax rate of Yuma county has been fixed by the Board of Super visors at $2.60 per $l00.
 August Darlington, Supt. of the Highland Canal, was drowned in the Salt River, near Tempe, on the 18th instant.
 The Occidental hotel at Tomb stone was consumed by fire on September l4th. Loss 's25, ,0Q0; insurance, Sl0,000.
 A. Baner was tried by a jury in Tombstone recently for violating the game laws. The jury disagreed and he was discharged
 August Schulz, an employe on a ranch near Phoenix, wlls bitten by a rattlesnake last week and died | few hours afterwards.
 Forty-six Mexicans with their families arrived in Phoenix from Altar, Sonora, last week. The whole party men, women and chil- dren, number over 100 persons. A party of Arizona stockraisers talk of starting a wholesale slaught ering establishment in Los Angeles. Their object is to get better prices. Good ea.-Prescott Courier.
 Tucson has organized a Republi, can club with the following officers: Royal A. Johnson, President; Heil Hale, First Vice-Presitlent; F. M. Bergman, Treasurer; c. Wilson, secretary.
 There are no party candidates ir Pinal county this year. It will be an independent race and among the several candidates ther, is plenty of good material for wise selections. l-Florence Enterprise.
 | Peaches raised in St Johns ot great size and delicious flavor art for sale in town. The hrges peach of the season measures ll1 inches in circumference who says there isn't a great future for this valley Apache Review.
 I The Republicans of Maricopa County have nominated the follow ing ticket: For she Assembly Deforest Porter and John Y. T Smith; Sheriff, J. L. Ward; Assess or, Geo. F. Coats; Probate Judge H. B. Farmer; Treasury, Geo. E Mowry; Recorder, Henry Wharton Supervisors, John Mullen and T. J Frosk.
 The Republicans of Pinaa county nominated the following ticket Sheriff, Douglas Snyder; Treasurer Ben Heney; District Attorney, H R. Jefords; Supervisors, H. O. Lacy and George Atkinson; Probate Judge, Thomas Cordis; Surveyor John Gardner; Councilman, Chas R. Drake; Legislature. H, B Dodge, J. J. Chatham, H B. Ten ny, L. Martin and I. N. rowne.
 The new storage reservoir to tt constructed by the Florence Cana company of Arizona. between Flor , ence and the railroad, will enclose an area of seventeen hundred acres -of land, having an average capacity of ten feet of water. This in. mense body will measure ''io,520, 900 cubit feet of water or 5, 93), 474, ,2S5 gallons--sutlicient to fooG l7,000 acres one foot deep, ol 20 1000 acres one inch deep. The Republicans of Gih. Count, : have nominated the i'ollowin, ticket: Councilman, c. F. Peter
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Constable,
For Constable,

I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Constable of Flagstaff Precinct at the coming election, November 9th, 1888, and respectfully ask the support of my friends for that office.
 E. F. ODELL. FLAGSTAFF, A. T., Aug. Is, 1888.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-22
Notice of phwo,nt,on.

The co-partneiship heretofore ex- isting between Frank M. Rumsey and Thomas Tobin, under the firm name of Rumsey & Tobin, is herety dissolved by mutual consent. Parties indebted to the above firm are hereby notified to settle with F. NJ. Rumsey.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-22
For Sale.

Saloon doing irst-class trade, also restaurant, barber shop and two lodging houses. Everything complete and in first.ciass condi. ton. Also a 6rst-class and large stock of liqnors. Reason for wish. ing to sell, ill health Terms cash, or approved notes or will trade for cattle. For particulars apply to the CHAMPION OFFICE.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-22

The undersigned hereby announces himself for the position of Justice of the Peace of Flagstaff pre-. cinet, subject to the action of the voters thereof. Yours espectfuly,
 H. M, GoRToN.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-22
9~&T- MARRIED.

Recommendations, In Flagstaff, Sept. 20th, by J. Y. Brothers, J. P, C.. M. Montgomery to Rhody NJ. McManus.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-22
TERRITORIAL CONVENTION.

The Republicans meet at Tucson and
 Nominated strong Ticket.
 The Territorial Convention met at Tucson on Wednesday last and nominated the following ticket For Delegate to Congress, Genera Thomas F. Wilson, of Tucson; Fo, J int Councilman Northern District J. R. Fitzpatrick, of Flagstaff; Fol Joint Councilman Southern District B. F. Coflman, of Cachise.
The Arizona champion., 1888-09-22

As 1 shall rattle them into money regardless of cost or anything else.
 I am also selling
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25
Chocolate I'm Guatemala

In Guatemala chocolate has always
been made in the form of round cakes OK
varying thickness, and during the adj
ministration of President Carrera, who
governed from 1910 to 1865, the fertile
Jesuitical brain discovered new use for
these chocolate cakes. AT this time
throughout Central America the Jesuits
were very wealthy and powerful. See
ing the clouds gathering which burst
with such fury upon them in Barrios'
rise, they determined TO transfer their
immense stores of gold to European and
other foreign stations of their order, but
there existed a heavy export duty ON
gold. To evade this they decided to ship
chocolate, and in the secrecy of their
their own houses they nodded thirty
two ounces of gold into each cake Of
chocolate, placed the cargoes on pack
mules under trusted men, and sent them
to Livingston, the nearest port, for ship
ment to Europe. A vigilant officer at
that port discovered the fraud, and the
government conficated the entire lot,
over $4,000 and, strangely enough,
had strength enough to refuse to return
it. The same idea was not tried again.
but who knows how many times il had
succeeded before2-CorN New York Times.