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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19

E. H. Morse, cashier Of the San Bsr- nardina. California, national bank. was shot on Thursday last and killed by a man named Oates, who presented a check for payment. MT. Morse told him he would have to be identified be- fore it could be paid. when Oates pulled . revolver, shooting hin . number of times. Morse returned the fire, but not until he was fatally shet himself Oates is thought to be insane.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19
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Mrs. Ed Wagner. ol Siglessvills. Pa. heard the bay ef hounda and. looking ou. saw that two of them had got deer at bay in the meadow. 6he ssised her husbands rife and prsparsd te shoot ; and then. fearing she might kill one Of the dogs. put down tho gun. got tho butcher knife, and went cut and cut the deer's throat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19

Francis Asbury Hawkins was hanged at Riverhead, Long Island. on Friday for the murder of his mother. because she opposed his marriage with . young woman to whom he vas engaged, Hat tie Schreck. The deed vas committed in October. 1881. Hawkins vas con- nected with many prominent people in that vicinity. Recently his girl snug. gled file into his cell to assist him to escape.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19
puces os Newspaper work.


 Prcos Of Newspaper work.
 The following are some comparative prices paid for manuscript, subject te possible small errors:
 Harper's Weekly and Bazaar. $Io pel I, 900 words.
 Frank Leslie's Weekly s per I.ooe words. Harper's, Scribners. Century and | North American Review, monthlies, SIC per page.
 New York Times, $6 per column oi 1,soo words.
 New York Herald, 8 per column ei | [. 200 words.
 New York Tribune. $6 per column oi | |, Boo words.
 New York World. 8 per column of I.5oo words.
 New York Sun. s per column oi l 1000 words.
 American, Cosmopolitan and Frank Lesl,e's popular menthlies. S per page. American Press Association, $Io per 1000 words. Independent Sunday Mercury and Despatch, S per column. A. N. Kellogg & Co, $S per column of 1000. Chicago Tribune. $6 per column of 1900 words. Chicago Inter Ocean. S per column of l, 200 words. Chicago Times, S per column of I,7eo words. Chicago Herald. $6 per column oi I,aoo words. Minneapolis Tribune. s per column of 1000 words.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19

Governor Ssay. of Alabama. after an interview with Sheriff Smith. sf Birming' ham, said that he sndorsed the shssi6 end was glad Jslsssoo county had , sheriff who, no matter how painful his duty. could uphold the law. The nospa will b sent away enc company at time until all are eona. @
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19

D. A. Stevart ehafman and treas- ursr q Camegie. Phipps q C.. and president of ths Pittsbmg locomotive Wogka was tound dood in bed Saturday morning. Hs Was apparently in good healfh Vhen he rofired.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of John MuldoOn, deceased.

Estate oS John MuldoOn, deceased. Notice is hereby given by ihe undersign.d d admi istratOr of the estate of John MuldOOn deceased, to the cre4i :ors of and al persons having claims ae ainst the said deceased, tO ex hibaI them, with the necessary vOuChera, within four months after the first publication of thls notice. tN Messrs. HerndOn q Haw
 kina, attorneys of the said administrator. at their office in the Ctty of Prescott, the same busi ness Of said estate in said county of Yav. apai sAs w. J. MULVENON,
 Administrator of the estate of John MuldoOn
 deceased
 Dated ct Prescott. A. T., this l0th day of November, 1888. lW
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19

sions in this vicinity reach about 6oofeet below sea-leveL The fertile oasis Siwah in the Libyan desert. 300 miles vest Of Cairo, is I2o feet below sea-level In the same dessrt in the oasis Ajar, 366 feet below sea-level; and numerous other depressions exists in the desert portion of Aleeria and in the Sahara elsewhere.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19
hotice fol Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT PRs. corr. A. T.,(
 Decemb ber 6, 1888. [ Notice is hereby given that the following ton to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof Will be made be. fore the kegiste, anu Receiver, Ut Prescott. A. T.. on January l3, 1889, wis.,: Luther VII: son, for the northwest quar;er, of the north west quarter of section 23, township l3. N. R 2W.
 his continuous residence upon, and culti> .. ton of, sHid land. vi1.: Jesse A. Park. Ol Prescott, A. r.; John B. DawhOn, of tfes colt, A. T.; Henry A. BixelOw. of Prescott, A. [ g. A. Smith, of Prescott. A. T.
 del2 4w E, URGES6. Reg ister,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19
REDEEM PTION
 County Warrants,
NOTICE.

Thereby give notice that havs appointcd
 Judge John A. Rnsh my sole agent. with full power so lease, sall and convey rsal eGsass,
 and sransast all my businen during ny ab. oence from PrescotA Doc3.lm ALICE MOELLER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19

ever displayed in Prescott, ct Gold waters u Fseoh Candleo. Jules Baumann is manufacturing fresh every day, plain and fancy homo made candies; and lovers of coniec- tionery should not fail to call ct the Bellevue Hotel, and spend their surplus "bits" for strictly pure, unadulteeHted stuff, made right here, and cold ct iv- ing prices. m36u Don't fail to examine he overcoats, from s to $35, at Goldwster's. u Lovers of good liquor should try tho Monogram whisky, for sale by V. Gold water & Bro. U Great reduction in overcoats at V Goldwater & Bro. q To make room for their new goods. Goldwater Bros. are selling their vim ter overcoats below cost. t Martin Maier has opened . oeA lunch stand at his place on Granite street. He has just received an invoice of imported goods, consisting Of Swiss and Limburger cheese, sausages, ham and sardelles. Give him @ cell. Fresh oysters just received ct the Bellevue hotel. o24-tf
 For Sale,
 An Emerson Upright Plane, ct . graet reduction in price. Inquire of B ". Goldwater.
 Three meals for $l at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
 Att
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION.

Some Interesting Items fer All
 Glasses Ol Readers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19

An Emerson Upright Plane, at . graet reduction in price. Inquire of B N. Gold vater
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19
For Sale,

Fresh oysters just received at the Bellevue hotel. O24-f
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19

Finest and cheapest line of over coats ever displayed in Prescott, ct Gold waters u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19
Notice to SettIe.

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19

Three meals for $l at the Sherman
 House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel. Att
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19
GREAT ROCK ISLAND

60eW000 Cn1c1D0, 0G VOo1D6, Afc61N . Vo91h, Kansas City. an6 4lnnSeppl nd ss. Paul The popular tourist ltne tVznca zee. -s-sc and hunting and fishtn8 grounds Of the noEshWeue tho great WHEAT AND DALEY FELT" o6 ,Uogthern Iowa. 9outhWeSeasn AinneusUes and Eass koonf4nl Dakota
 1hs Short Lins via osnsea s>d xansakes odess Acilit3e0 to travel to ond ffu0 Indianapuks. Chr ee1mnati and other Southern po1n6a
 For Tickets. HapG, YoldsRu. o9 dsetred fnlhsmar eo0s apply as any CouDon 3cks9 Omce, ox ad6ress c. 0T. J0Hn, IA. Nol0Ro0x,
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-12-19
SIek HElDlenE,

Dil10uo He0Aoches tt0ns haiGSesi 0n, 8lI1euo Aetoek0, and
 all aerau0o1AOHto Ol Sh0 eeO aoOh 0O0 10W0!e, ese promptly
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

El<eus. sf 0nesss II tAs NiehixAa
Ass.saofF.

gkezsls. AK s-fAs sssls asssmsly q
kaixhss q LABOR lzsf nisht adopted a ns-
-sia1oa proas.lsag ssssast tie siecsion Of
a.....seAiSs. ~ tbs luils1 Slssss sessle.
tJsaesrs .efs slscls5 as lsiiosg
lLaries 81 hxssr. E4s1er = srGaAn. n.
Hsass a. present Ess1s eosill0a iB Aaflfof
fis1srsi a piu : ssparfnissL Hs 49, 0ofa
% isssnBsFg On tbs ksDs. Aag4st ~ isss
. t1ofoasely AmeFlce1 ~ als sleas 314
very ssccsssf1l in tie sork " agitsiicn
organization znd s,5lesllcn for the laDor
noFelsat
Eaisard Van WiBkle. xortby foreman,
b4lsis Nrs1s bsfB ia 0aisrlo coLntF, Sss
80 - yssfs sso, e4frlase and siga
galalsf - trade.
T. n. shsFin. Secretary. Kalamazoo.
pfiltsr. a. y~aas cd. 5ofn IN tau River,
AAss.. q AoS.lsA EaFsngs.
Henry T. Alien. Treasurer nchoolcrzlt
insafaace. FsFuOnfer. ~ years o.d. came
% Michigan Ia i.5- sad lived ia pfsssut
home sincs pIstfy vel of Ia his sof!a >
goods.
s. 3. Krby. Executive Board, spfing
vile. laFmsr, - years Old, oorn IA Asn-
dota, li
james . Grady. saglnsw. saingls weaver
lfisa-tsosGisn. - years Old. bora IA We
lngton county OGL
HeurF 5huite stalstieian. Of Detroit = a
young cizasm4ksr nov doing statistical
Nogk 10 the ofres of tbe Secretary OF ot4ie.
Joseph n Allen OF Holland earrier, IS
years 0ld. boIn IA Gfand Rapids.
W es.ey Emery. Isn.Inx. retired meFch-
aat about % vel read and aIdcEt Green
oacksr.
L. k Gangsr. Jackson, printer. born 10
Cincinnati. n y. s. years Olo, German
french.
Henry l. Allen first delegate 10 the @. A.
James II. Morrow. Of Adrian boot and
shoe dealer, vas elected second delegate
Sir Morrow has been very active 10 the
0i ganixsiion OF assemblies ia Southern
Michigan. snd Is an organizer OF rare
abilities. he i close student OF social
economic prob.ems and a shrewd. practical
man Of tie world
Mrs. Mar ion Todd. Of Albion. and A. +.
Schaiisr. Of Gnsnd Rapids, we're elected a.
ieruAts delegates.
The next annual meeting will be held at
Detroit year hencs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

AuEuste RogY a Traveller q some note.
b as iust sailed from New York on tour
around the world in the interest Of sgricui-
furs sn5 stock raising combined with a love
oi adventure He proposes 20 make com
rsrisou of sxricultursl methods and stock
raising a foreign ianfs with thcss - Amer
ga. aud hss sQaipped himself for s6vsn-
tire n h iuasiss 0f Africa and snoug The
vii tribes = Arsota which latter country
he vii penetrate % The Interior n searCn
of the hlstorv and origin of tae Arstian
sieeds- NJ k-xv vii carry . battery com
nrlsiaE a. sephant gun. riied and
smooth bore harrei 50-Ca hre express rife.
= doueIe twelve xsgs fov.ing pi-cs sni two
~mita & Nssson revoivsrs. tie rili also
hsve e~sscfive Gamers ~hich does tfs
Fcrz frstantsneoasly and he bes asserted
Nth 3eferrn 'naIinn thsl hs vi taksa pho
grspa 81 a leu before sillinz the snira.l
The .fn-fcIa f'tfsa Asrs. ~ Akrcn. Dalo.
hss com ulissioned Mr RoFy fsr - xixsn-
nc euterprics sn8 -i4 publish snd Illus
rate Al Of as -tgsTs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

The following letter has been received by
County Clerk Harvey and forwarded TO
Clerk Fyfe. OF the Superior Court, where
John Murphy. the man in question. was
tried and convicted on June 50.
County Cgerk # Ksnf County. Grand RaD-
ids Nch DEkR SIs-ODe John Aursby
was convicted IN your court as I am in
formed. of lhe crime OF attempt TO rspe. and
sentenced 10 imprisonment tor ten years
lie vas tried aud con yic;ed st a term ot toe
Superior Court held AZ the city OF Grand
Rapids en- tee 5Otb day OF June, lssS Will
You be kind enough TO iEf0rm ne If there
wss q stenOgrapher a. tbe trial who took
d0Er a. Of the testimony. and If ~. bis
name and postofiice address. also tell me
II there vas a motion for new trial. and
What sill be the charges Of the clerk Of the
conrt for . copy Of bis minutes Of the trial
and al prccesdings
Murphy hzs a sister here who = dssrous
~ DO something for him by appealing. Dat
before anT steps are taken have advised
Der - procure q record Of the proceedings
and ths testimony Of the witnesses. You
VII very greatly obliEr oy al early answer,
and g there srs anv charres, il you will
notify me. they viii BE- paii
very truiy yours.
VIZ. F. AcNtNsRt.
Corning. y Y
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
rsAok Ano sTAs.E lax


- JzleE = Di1etsec Fesrs cd
H4rry " kss a4s splaat-
- EFe SSe 49, az trot tass year.
CllazsleEe trclle1 a. exai5 5iIl1a G-e fe-
eeusy "a lsAz
Tae cslsoT4ted p@esr. Rowey Boy, s nos
camp4 xgiHg teropga AsE Jersey
~ Fr4ak worz . s.ili 6riy lax - famous
ps-. Ds@z SEiseaer 41d f..Es1d
Fne average - C-sSsL Lani 9f tbs forty -ains
hezls troltsc aHa P4eel .ss l5s
Sas.e + ressztis scr1oc . mile in ~
Sne entered Ia t1e Ye2r class at bun4-o.
Praoe W1kes cat hss record from 2 10 %
Z fSs. and Rosa las W akes her record frol1
= % h. Z .I5. ~ Cleveland
Fagoul4. winner II tne . .fs class AZ Cleve-
lzaa, Is o. - dgewoo6. and be-ongs 10 }.
S. Clark. the mau who recently bld Bel Boy
Up e s5o.ooo
Bride & Armstrong psid $500 for the
privileges a. Detroit ard only sold $4,000
auction. Tie betlng a. C-svelsad was slso
tght. the o.ggess d4y Tor The Hutuals BE-
mg sl.oo0
n IS likely that Dick Roche more than
" son out' Badge az Monmouth Park ths
other day. When that colt beat Raceiznd
aud George Oyster. If nlck liked his colt
he undoubtedly backed him 70 win blg
STAKE.
White Stockings (2isl. the horse tha,
Won the dfth heat Of the postponed Is
class a. Cleveland has the fastest record Of
any trotter Of tho " brOught- -from-1he
woods Kind. he was bought cut Of a car
load II horses a. Kansas City some two
wears ago for less than <2OO, and has no
known peligree. Experts who have seen
him trot sey that he Is the easiest moving
trotter they have ever seen.
jim Doagrev, an old time driver ard
trainer OF Troy, \. Y, a man who is con-
cedcdiy the best handler 0f game chickens in
America, showed Up AZ Cleveland with the
chestnut gcding 7. 7. s.. bat. although
forcing FayoniA out the sixth heat IN 2.l7.
DOngrey had 70 be contented witli third
money. aud viii probably give the owner
some such excuse a. he advanced after taking
his cocks 10 New York City 10 fight and los
ing the nam, the contest taking place IN tho
parlor Of private house Why, how could
winl Nv birds were trained 10 fight on
gravel and couldn't work on . Brussels car
pet"
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
A NEW schsME.
A Wicked ssindIer Collected Csmgsigr
Faads fron Postmasfsrs.

Wicked s~indIer Collected Csmgsign
Faads FROM fostmastsrs-
NEW lOEK. Aug. lO.-oeVeral days ago
Chairman Bfioe OF the National Democratic
campaign CON mittee. received letter from
Pos Master Mills. OF Mason. IT,, asking as
% the suthOrzation of certain National
Badge Company. is Broadway. this city. 10
solicit funds for DemOcret campaign ex-
penses. The postmaster enclosed . circular
from the badge company aud an alleged
Newspaper clipping. showing the nece ssity
ct pOstmsster- contributing II they wished
to oe retained IN office.
Mr.. Brice notified Mr.. Mills that the COM
psny wzs a ssindie. Inspector Byrnes
took up the case and found that there was
40 badge company AZ the address given. but
thst an individual named Joel T. Smith had
an office 10 the building and had large
daily mail.
Smith was arrested on Wednesday and
confessed he arrived here recently from
Denver and conSocsed the scheme. lie GOT
The address Of $50 Dostmassefs and sent Ost
the circular aud clippings. He has been
quite successful. Smith - about titty-two
years old and married. He was held for
examination IN the Police Court.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

l. has been publicly stated that some
of the rich girls at Nsssar have menisl
services performed iOr them at low prices
By ths poorer pupils. II u Is true, this
s5stsm should not be tolerated at place
hks Nsssar, where one OI the chief
teings that sGould bs taught in proper
injependsncr--ths indspendsnce that
coDsists IN cheerinlly waiting upon SELF
and refusing the servils attention OF
others. A Vassar education, excelleu. as
u y, can De dispensed with. That which
cannot be dispensed with - that honor
scis pride vbieh viii neither accept nor
render supsrhg0us services Ia circun-
stancss 10 which al parties are, Tor the
time az any rate, presumably on al
equality.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
inherited
Diseases.

IN the realm OF disease the facts OF In
heritance are most numerous and are daily
accommodating Here. alas. they become ter
rible. fateful and overwhelming. No fact OF
nature r. more pregnant with awful mean
ing than the fact OF the Inheritance Of
disease. II meets the physician on his daily
roundx paralyzing HIS art and nlling him
with dlsmay. The legend OF the ancient
Greeks pictures the Furies pursuing
families from generation to generation.
rendering them desolate- The Furies stiil
ply their work o, terror and death. but they
are u: now clothed IN the garb OF supersti-
sion. Q appear in the more intelligible but
no Iess awful form OF hereditary disease.
Modern science. which has illuminated so
ma1y dark corners OF nature. has shed
new light on the omlnous words Of tho
Scriptures, 1.-The sins OF the fathers shall bc
visited upon the children unto the third and
fourth generation" Instances Of hereditary
disease abound. Fifty per cent. OF cases OF
consumption. that fearful destroyer Of fami-
lies, Of cancer and scrofula. run I'm families
through inheritance. Insanity is hereditary
in marked degree. but. fortunately, Ike
many other hereditary diseases. tends To-
wear itself out. the stock becoming extinct.
A distinguished scientist truly says: mo
organ or texture Of the body is exempt from
the chance of being the subject OF hereditary
disease" Probably more chronic diseases,
which permanently modify the structsrs
and functions OK the body. are more or less
liable % be Inherited Tho important ali
far reaching practical deductions from ss~h
facts-nfect'us 50 powerfully the happinssss
Of individuals and families and the collective
welfare Of the natlon-are obvious to rehec-
ting minds. and the best means for prevent
ing or curing these diseases ia n subject of
intense interest 10 all Fortunately naturs
has provided remedy. which experience
has aftested as infailibie. and the remedy is
the world famous swift's Specific. a pure
vegetable compound natures antidote for
all blood poisons. To the afflicted it Is n
blessing 81 inestinable value. An interest
fug treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases"
Will be mailed free BY addressing
TEE SWIFT srxcU-- Co.
Drawer & Atlanta. %
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

81 an.a sIklN9 Tuk MAI FtN 1AAS
= t3ft ea baf Csc .sts essstfAsif is.asea
sersf e &. s fsotas Aese.. s.o<k. spla-
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a. auoS4r4 ~ fr.ees ef = ~ Aai.sasL 3
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ofi<.sttt r4ttts Hstel -
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4 osU rom heuse. ouly o. esAluaks
ipcsied. Apply - Aontee - 80
FEN lnuICk loIs on IOIIANE OK
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unhesrd q Frioe A. X Aniisaei ioseil ceE
"a
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tls iuess prcP.ny % eauih Dlsisi0D "a
Ward & Nsrd. ss ayon p -
lrOR sALk- HOlsE A NJ lOI ON CLANCY
4 e.. ore CA lgiss etie-sts ole Oh lsFtofsg
near stfesl can Livery properly fof tsit az 70
let Al.o properly y Other I.arts ef ine rify fof
sale. J. v. las 1T, 10 AID ~ flsinneiu ~, gleu
NOR sAIE-HOUsEs AND LOIS VACANT
i iotk Gnd farms, soiue choice bsTg3iIis iftakeu
con lugBes 4 Thomas looms 81 and 81 New
HouseHsu block. gu
UOrsEs. LOTs AND FARMS FoR sAfE
III cheap a. Dr MEMBERS Menksm block.
corner Of Aonroe aud Division 81 stti
NOR rkLf-A lAk6E BRICK Unwilling
Il holse. on spriDENI. Tor O. oss neat EsEne
@ siling house. On JsWes-si, for ESQ. and
90 acre 1srn Ia sparta for Ss.7O0 al on smAE
Isymrnts sDd reasonable terms J. A. psppsr,
foon Ia. LedysTd block. over Public LIBRARY.
29lu
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
TIE COuRrS.

CIRcUr-M. VI. Stanton, survivor, etc.
-. fhs Nevsygo Manufacturing Company
ct al. cha0cery. order oser-ruiing motion
10 strike exceptions from lilies with costs 10
aud tnat exceptions be heard
under rule, Geo. f.. Pantiind ct oil. vs.
Lewis +. Wilmsrth. Trover. findings flied,
Judgment for defendant for costs; Erbin
Richards vs. Simeon Richards. eiectmeni,
findings h!ed. Judgment for defendant with
costs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
Noaen To IOrt,.

uoSFY TO LOAN or GOOD REAL Estate.
vi IN SUNS rom 500 70 sso0co low inseres'
A r AntiSdel- otico. Ioveit block, 25f
NOSEY TO LOAN. INQUIRE OF II. HILL
wi Il Jamrx-St "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11

Nsli1sf TIE DsrnsLsas chairman nor
the sscrsfaFies Who cauvssssd t1s votes
a. tie Rspablican 5Iais Coz ssation IN
DstFoit. 0n iharsdsy, took the Oatn fs-
qulEst bY she act governing primaries
aad Conventions. p4sssd ~ the lsst Legs
iatgre. oal ths fact does rot Ia any way
lngal.tsis the wcfk u the convention.
10 aet sppAss, explicitly, % -ali
siscsIons held ~ any political party, con-
vsDtioDs organization or association, Or
delegates thsrssrom, for the purpose Of
ohoOsiag candidates fog cfios oF tie
alscsioa q delegates 70 other convsa-
tone, % Tor the purpose Of slsetlnz
siiiesrs u aay political party. orsaniza-
ton, convention or ASSOCIATION" There
=. hoEsvsf. no psnsigy for violation Of
TIE act. sxsspt ior tns ofsosss which tie
act declares misdsmsanors. saoh a.
ii.ezal voting. false swearing, or talss
couailng Al sng sach convention.
The sxialsnce of tae la5t clause IN the
above alotst.Oa, applying the act 10 the
election ot sc ori,sfs Of any political
oEgsa zatloa or association, u. ve
suspect, not generally knoRa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-11
IEfscrfs1neo1f~.

DAD THIS 4 GOOD FOREMAN FOr
II mschine ro0fn IN fnrniturc fsc.ory that has
from e. o. 10 - GO 70 invest viii End rare
oneuining BY calling on us. sl-o a man VIII 500
caa sefore q GOOD saloon business Business
chance Erchasge. and Tower block fone
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Superior Criminal Calendar.

The criminal calendar Of the Superior
Court will be much larger than il usually IS
on account Of the decision of the Supreme
Court IN throwing the liquor cases into
this Court instead of the Police Court as has
always been done before