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The St. Johns herald., 1888-11-22

We are bold in the prediction, that with John T. Lesueur as ex-oficio Stu perintendent of County Schools, there will be fIir and just administration of the office's duties-that no sect will re- ceive preferences; that no salary will be drawn to which he is not legally entitled :; that he will not presume to dictate to his superior what the law is that every school district will be protected in all of US just rights; that every woman who appears for examination will be treated with that decorum, delicacy and consid- eration which gentlemen always extend to ladies. That when he retIres from an office he did not seek-that was forced on him-the people, the Democrats, will be as proud of his record in this particu- lar as they are of his career as Treasurer.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-11-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT Ar 2.
 ()ptnhpr I6, h 1SSS

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT. Ar 2.
 October 10th, 1888. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof i'll support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before tile Clerk of the District Court, at St. Johns, Apache counly, Arizona Ter itOry, on Dee. 3d, lSSS. via: west 14 of the southwest 4 Section 34, and the northeast 12 of the southeast L and south 12 of the northeast A Section 8, Township 10 north, Range 22 east,
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of. said land, viz: George Adams, j. H. Hanson, Wm. Amos, $. P. Springer, all of Show Low, Apache county, Arizona.
 E. BURGESS, Oc25 Ct Register,
The St. Johns herald., 1888-11-22
KEMP, TEXAS, June 2, 1888.

NEMP, IEKAS, June 2, I08S. The Swift Specific Co.,, Atlanta, Ga:
 Gentlemen-A sixteen-year-o son of mine was afflicted with bad blood, and broke out with an eruption on various parts of his body. I put him to taking S. s. S., and a few bottles cured him entirely. live at Lone Oak, but my post-ofice is at Kemp.
 Yours truly, w. s. ROBINSON.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-11-22
HERE!

All persons wanting team work done, will do we'll to call on D. C. BABBlTT, who works cheap for cash and guaran- tees satisfaction. All orders left at the HERALD office will receive prompt atten- ton. Oc25 If
The St. Johns herald., 1888-11-22
LOCAL NEWS.

St. Johns. Thurs ay, NoY 22.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-11-22
ST. JOHNS HERALD

Entered in the Post office st St. Johns as second
 class matter.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-11-22

Three books mailed free on application. All druggists sell s. s. s. HE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,,
 Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
 New York, 756 Broadway.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-11-22
POST OFFICE.

wm E.. PLATT P. M. Office hours: Open rom A. N. until M. On Sundays from to 2P.M. Mail closes going east at II A. N.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-02-29
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN mail ORDERS.

corn crop and in supplying lumber to the
timberless prairie country. This trunk
road will serve to compensate the St.
Paul and Duluth for the loss of the Man
itobas wheat traffic and enable it to build
up large general traffic between Duluth
and that great region which extends from
the Rocky mountains to theeegreat lakes.
All this indicates that Chicago is losing
her grip on the great northwest and that
Duluth, which is now the terminus of
one trans-continental line will be the
terminus of another when the Great
Falls route is extended to the Pacific
coast That route, which will begin at
Duluth and pass through rich lands in
Minnesota and Dakota to the Milk River
valley and the valley of the Missouri at
Great Falls on its way to the Pacific will
be the true northwestern route, for all its
will lie in that direction Chi
cago will always be great city, but the
has outgrown her control.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-02-29
GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 90, 1888.
Senlii-N eek|y,
THE TERRI1URZ1L SYS1,EH.

The New Mexican Democrat says:
"rhe statement recently telegraphed from
Santa Fe that the people of the territory
want the admission of New Mexico, is
calculated to deceive the people Of the
east. After careful canvass of all classes
Of people it is safe to say that if the ques-
ton were submitted to a vote it would be
defeated by at least two-thirds majority
The only classes favoring admission are
professional men and the politicians,
while the democrats almost unanimously
oppose the movement and also large
proportion Of the rank and file Of the re-
publican party"
We see here the evil effects Of the ter
ritorial system, which was framed for re-
gions that were without towns or cities
and had few people. Instead Of develop
ing spirit Of reliance it tends to make
communities weak and helpless Instead
of making them pay their own way it
renders them dependent on the general
government for the public expenses. 1t
places in power officials who are not re-
sponsible to the people and it establishes
legislatures, but so abridges their powers
as to render them prottless to large eX-
tent. Montana has been saved from these
evils. Her people are not helpless; her
officials are competentand her legislature
efficient but if we were to undergo the
long tutelage Of New Mexico, there
might be many people who would be so
interested in the territorial system that
they would object to the responsibilities
and burdens Of statehood.
Despite the assertions of the Demo-
crat, we are convinced that New Mex
leo would accept statehood She has an
area of $4,000 square miles and $4,000
people. She has great mineral and agri
cultural resources, and is wealthy enough
to support a state government, economi
cally administered Her Mexican popu-
lation has become Americanized and in
cludes men of considerable ability. She
is traversed by railroads and is in fair
way to attract settlers from the neighbor-
ing states of Kansas and Texas, provided
she offers the inducements of stable
state government.
But whatever may be the disposition of
New Mexico, Montana hopes that Mr.
Springer will. deal with our territory on
its own merits. We are entitled to state
hood on many grounds and should be ud-
mitted as soon as we comply with the
conditions expected from other states
which now shine in the galaxy and pre-
sumo to bar the way for this star which
will be as bright as any.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-02-29
NEW RAILROAD ENTERPRISES,

The Manitoba railroad has let the CON
tract for the railroad from Hinckley to
Superior and Duluth. At present the
Manitoba uses the St. Paul and Duluth
track from Hinckley to the head of the
lake, but by summer it will have line of
its own. This branch and the other lines
which are projected or partly built will
give Great Falls a continuous railroad to
Duluth where a new line of steamers will
convey Montana produce through ''the
arm of the "Atlantic to Buffalo, whence
the Erie canal provides a waterway to the
seahoard. In winter, when navigation is
closed, the Manitoba will be able to for
ward merchandise direct from here by
way of the Duluth, South Shore & Allan
tic railroad with which it is understood
it will work in concert. This combina-
ton will release Montana from depend
ence on the sChicago routes, or on that
via Minneapolis and the south, which is
the only other way by which the seaboard
can be reached
This project of the Manitoba line which
has been inevitable since it sold out its
interest in the St. Paul and Duluth nc
counts in part for the intention of that
company to build, under another name, n
railroad from the twin cities to Omaha,
with the intention of hauling corn from
Iowa and Nebraska to the head of the
lake. The projected line will be the
most direct from Duluth to the states
named and will be an active competitor
With Chicago in the distribution of the
Great Falls tribune., 1888-02-29

MI. Blaine speaks to the extent of three
columns in the New York World and yet
does not say that he would decline the
republican nomination if itwere rendered
him. Hence it may be that he will con
tinue to disturb the rest of many aspi-
rants in the party. Perhaps he considers
that the call of the party under such cir
cumstances should be obeyed.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-02-29

The retirement of Judge McLeary will
feel deep concern in the Lone Star state,
which certainly is large enough to crafty
the loftiest ambition.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-02-29

1t is said that Spreckles, of California,
will build sugar refinery at. New York
to retaliate on the trust for invading
Montana, which he regards as part of his
territory. Spreckels is strong enough
financially to fight the "trust' which
seems too big and too greedy to hold to-
gether
Great Falls tribune., 1888-02-29

There are einterviewers everywhere now.
In Portland, Phil Gibson was asked all
about Great Falls and as may be seen he
was able to give a good account of the
north Montana metropolis. In San Fran
cisco, he has no doubt been placed under
a like tribute.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-02-29

Colonel BrOadwater has returned from
New York, where he ranks as one of the
fortunate railroad presidents who can
place all the bonds they like. This was
seen when the Montana Central bonds
were put on the market. Six and half
million dollars We're offered, although
only two millions were required. The
premium rendered went as high as Is
per cent,
Great Falls tribune., 1888-02-29

Northern Montana should be we'll rep
resented in the mineral display which ST.
Louis invites. That city has had practi-
cal proof in the Granite mine dividends
Of Montana's mineral wealth and has also
much spare capital
Great Falls tribune., 1888-02-29

Superintendent Shields says he resigns
his position with much regret, as helikes
Great Falls and the people here very
much, and has just the same to say of his
superior officers on the Manitoba, by
whom he has been treated with all posi-
BILE Kindness and consideration. His res
lgnatlon was rendered to acceptan advance
position in the railroad world, as he be-
comes assistant superintendent of the
Chicago, ST. Paul d Kansas City road, an
office that has been practically created
for him, and which gives him much
larger salary than his present one. 1t
will not be many years until Mr.. Shields
will stand in the front rank of railway
managers
Great Falls tribune., 1888-02-29
THE REDUCTION WORKS.

A Nelhart correspondent of the Rocky
Mountain Husbandman says: "The qucs-
tion may arise in the minds of some, if
we have such bodies of ore, why we ire
not working them. Well, to freight ores
from our camp to Omaha without a rail
road would leave no profit out of 800 rock,
and we do not reduce the ore at home
because we have not the money to put I'D
the machinery. A person with $4,000 or
$4,000 may do very we'll in mercantile
pursuits or stock raising, but such sum
is entirely inadequate for mining. With
a railroad in our camp this year and the
reduction works at Great Falls by August.
our day of deiverance will be at hand.'"
The practical miner who writes the
foregoing statement, knows what Neihart
needs and appreciates the service which
the reduction works here will render.
Now let Nehart do her part by sending
here ore in abundance. The railroad will
haiti j. and the smelter reduce it readily.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-02-29
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Great Falls tribune., 1888-02-29


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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

The IELEasA4- h EE4LD called sttsn-
ton = fss xssks sincs 70 The prompt and
action taken b. ths Mayor u 81 Loass
Ia ordsriag ihs tslsphons poles renewed
from tue streets Of that cry. The csEy,
relying on the reserved risht 0f rsgalst-
iug . EVAPORATION which Was occupying
the streets, Exsd shs rental q telephones
st sec . year. The telephone company,
denying The right of the city to do this,
pr cssdsd 10 remove ths instruments q
citizens Who refused b pay the rsa's is
demanded Upon this ths Mayer IL
fofnsd tie sslsphons company that y Il
refused ~ perform ths function Tor
vaieh Il vas given the priyiiegs OF oecn-
pylnz the streets, 10 seould order he
semcvsl II ifs polss and wires. Then
ths company sew new light and The
ofticsrs wanted the Mayor 70 use milesr
meas arsS. urging that instead OF employ
ing tbs - hs should sssx msndamus
Isqasri8g tae company TO furnish the IN
stsansats. Bat the Mayer hlnisd that
II The company waited 10 employ the
Jaw u could take the first steps itself.
The result - that The company Is now
iufuishiBg lie instruments al the re-
dnesd feteA
Il Rochsster, \. y. ihe 6ght with the
teiekEons monopoly vas OF slightly
d.Gefeut character. the patrons OF the
ccmpsry rslasIng TO 10 limited IA the
uzs Of tie instruments. trt "a. result
vas similar. victory for ths people
az1iEst lie corporation. Both show that
hat there is limit 10 length 10 which
even gssas MONOPOLY may 70.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

fsoI kb-IN CHICAGO. A NAS THAT N0rx.D
2ke the eece ~ fressds.t. An4 -<4< nAa =
- = 1 - eesxS s a. = go a. ss~ al 1Ess
=. : feotkk. k11lz {. lesest sAses, efi>ss-ss
IsoAs SALT e ExcHAk "a fsksksF af'SE
4 s.kA sAz,s.f eas &.1s i gtosna 81 A&4i<s ave-
sixsh esslse E9rA q > ss krA4kes - AsA-.s -
lses lut NJ seEz - eH<nz1ss - HzAA4 -.
Il eily. AkEtg - preEzses- -
CEvES OF THOSE cH0Ick LOIS Of NAH
= soa sses fsssesdes .. ~ -. - 40 = -
isss sEe ~ ss-s aEzd s1. So I1sR = Z -
eotl. keszA are. iIQpEsz 6ssn Aaassoa-<- L.
C0R sALE-sfo LOTS ~ THE PAkfTLksf
L par q Tie es<x. toss' c kseas Ike Nov
Iosx frlee 81 loss %. tefnas - sssll psFcaasszs
pa fsrsher is Assrs ktiesa csli on r. AyeEA
%. eEes Lsaa Ia SteEs. kooi2 :. IL a1sseI
tluk ~
YHTE Will MAXI YCU PRESENT OF A
w lol se do1,s shos yo0 the hess - l0t Il
tie clfy Dor tie U01sY, ca = hiles Sdaltlen
fegg 4 kinEes. "A Tower back 1elephobe
sa lea
DUY A H0hE At FAIRLAwN. ONLY TEX
lFices tfoza So g -. = cash LeIon : Lon-
Ton Open evenings 10
IsOR sALE OF CHANGE-WOT1D MAKE
Il delightful aoms aud oesusitnliy ioesisd
cnly ten miDEtes' wsik lr0m street car the. foar
acres OF ehoics land tbst WI se.l ehesp o. ex-
cn4nge t3F eits PEoTeTtY. fof par icaisIs inquire
u T. + Arsrll Co. Real Estate Brokers
Ia aEnley Ito = Room ) lssf
WEAkE NON HEADY TO SILL LOIS IL
w faiFlann Pax, aud VIII SCI a. ios prices
and on tssy ierns buy tsiCTs the Cable koad
goes through and yen can d0uble ycur money IN
% days Laton q DuntOB teiepa0ne 77a-
no Y0t WANT A FINE LOTT EI.EGAET
~ lOcation on Colt ave. street ear line They
can be purchased az astonishing low prices, on
su ali psylshents A few choice sttes ief. Call a.
once. A. r. Aptisdel, opposite Sweets Hotel,
Room 2, ioye,t tlock- i5iu
DARGAiNs II fEw CHOICE LOIS Is
II RobinsoD's Oak Ds FaFk addition. Robin
on Lacey, New Houser az BLOCK issf
lfRDLFR'S BUILfTIN-ONE HALF A NIL
W lion dollar Ia n a. estate Tor sale &C betf0n
figures consisting Of ely and farm property
Hoase sud LOT tor sale within seven minutes
walk OF pcs;otice Eplen0id location. This
property Il cheap home for poor man Good
business property Tor sale on Caraist. consisting
of two stores. 3 stories high. with Easements.
cheap. Three spier did residences Tor sale in de-
siTable parts of city terms and prices 10 suit
purchaser. Money 10 loan IA sans 20 suit and AT
low rate OF iniertsi Southern pine lands for
sale. Call and zee vha; nave and satisfy your
selves as % an investment. b. c. 0ifdier, Room
IL, Tower block. 1851
IlOR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN TO cAPI-
talist One OF the best business corners in
centre OF city lot l00xil0. next thirty Gays. B
c. Girdler Dom Il, Pierce block. iO2f
INOE sAIE-HOUsEs AND lots, VACANT
L lots and farms: some choice bargains iftaken
oon. Hughes Thomas, rooms 80 and 81. New
H0useman block. Yu
HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE
III cheap al DR.. NeenbCer s Nenbam block
corner Of Mcnroe and Disisionst SH
EOR sALs-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
dv ellirg house, { r James-sf, for 81 SEQ, and IN
80 scre farm in Sparta for s4,70O: all on smaL
Payments srd reasonable terms L. A. Dapper
room l2s. i-edyaTd block. over Public Library
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

Ailsnis bossts q cold AIR systsm by
~bicb. through a systsm Of pipes. any
spot needing artificial cooluess can hs
supplied by farming en- the prsssur~. Il
the Georgia delegates bad brought q
sith thsm and introduced IL in the Chi
esso Auditorium. they would have won
ths sfsction Of grateful party. and
might perhaps have nominated Gsorz-
ian for the Presidency.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

The great West does Lot monopolzs
Tie real estate bcons by any means.
Tie Maine ecafs 10 receiving especial at
tsntion gov. aud no less than ten COM
pssies have been termed 70 iure TIE un-
VAR and be who sould haste 10 be ricb,
- meks wonderful bargains aud reysl in
wealth. Mcest Dessys ls'sad Is grow
ipg in a pheromeral manner. Land
worth only slC0 an seTc twenty years
aso is row scid For 100000 81 acre,
and ths choice lots are no longer IN the
narks'.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

Defsulisr PircHEE. u the Upion Bsnk
AT Frosi6sres, l.. l.. got into "Bocdlsrs'
Esfugs" sn right, bat he Was a little too
lase IN getfing out q u. lie vss arrested
al Nentrssl on Tuesday evening. just
sftsr ks hsd bought ticket for Europe,
spd essh and securities 10 tie smouns OF
s7CoCtO we're lsken from bin. lie could
have -dous" Europe IA flrst-rste style 90
that snount 0f money, and the little in
tsrrnpiion must have been a trifis a0-
soyIpg.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

Il Is Gre ef tie unique snd mest i'm
prsssivs features Of politics that il af-
foried ey TIE discovery Of the vast num-
bar of politicians whc we're really FER
HAssrS1x al he tius--but woo did nee
say suyshsng skons 4 Until after the
Animation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
.Sft,tations Vaufed-Fe,uaIe.

VVANIED-A COMMERCIAL POSITION FOR
W sterographer. Inquire Of Libbie H. Mil
Ter. stem gIaphtr. Office over Fourth National
Bank. Telephone No. iJ7 or sos les
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
For Kenf--Roofi,s.


no RENT-DEsIRABLE ROOMS TO RENT AT
i ltl North DiviSion-st., near posioffice. iS3
NOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED EOOM
at No 10 Godfrey block. Isl
TOR RENT-ROQNs AT IS CHERRY ST,
six doors west of Ellsworth-ave Isl
TOR RENT-PLEASANT WELL FURNISHED
4 rrom.. with or without board. Us South
Divisions st. lSj
no RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
4 room with modern conveniences. Call at 90
BoSiwiCk-St lt6tf
TOR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
I either single OF en- suite. Apply TO Room 40,
Power Opera House block, Pearl-st. 226tf
blOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
4 room al - Ransom-st. 12tf
/ HAVE THREE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
4 all conyonieuceS 20 rent in the Vinegar
beck. COrner outn Division and CheTrysts. Ap-
Ply Al the block or OF Z. ID. Bfock. % and s4
Pearl-st. lest
EOK RFNT-1HE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
II IN suits OF two or four rooms. with all modern
III pIovCmcrts on Cansl-st, for Offices or light
menufaC turing purposes, also for lodging En-
Quire at once, No. = Csnal-st., OF q. A Berwin.
9stf
C'OR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS: STEAM
L heated; and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply ~ room l03, New Houseman
block. l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

Ss7s shs lansing Espabiieun: ~LEvI
r NoRraN's fsttsr wss a clergyman.
Little did ae thsnk shsf bis 3srlinG boy
wculd beeunae hvirg ' "a" Il nsy So
~el - rsnsrksd thas Mr MoRroS's
tt.. = ssiii to - won
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

The statement is mads by The Atlanta
Constellation that the eolored people e
Georgia own property 10 the yslus OF
s12C00ooo. When The fact - considered
that s1es. ara about $50 900 colored pso-
pc ia Gecsgis. ssd that the average
owned by each would Be about slt tie
statement is not 30 astonishing a. it st
first saaraa
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

The detection 0f ar Mayor SwTz Low.
Of Broeklyn. from The Republican rsnls
wiIl De seriously fslt. Mr Low bears en-
savisbls rspusssion A. young man q
strong ehsrsetsr. Inoogruptibls snd re-
habe. and 40 party can afford 10 lose
ssch A mao.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

With ATsEs unrecognizsd by The Re-
publicans. with the present condition OF
she Hquor law in NIichigsn. and With a
Democfst 10 The Cabinet aud another
chief of the railway mail service. Il looks
a. 4 this State we're ss likely 10 elect cue
ticket a. the other the Fall
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
Situations Wnnted--Matc.

VANTED-BY A YOUNG CANADIAN COL
w lege graduate). situation assistant book
keeper. general writer or in a Wholesale house,
willing % commence low aud work up, refer
enc.s furnished Address +. l. box g. care this
once. ISL
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

NOTICE is hersty given ths' petiiion has his
y dsT teen Sled ~ ihe uDdersiKBed il TIE
GiTcuil Court ~ tie Comfy - Kert ard stete ~
Niehe2a. ard = nsF pen8i1s r. ssi1 c0g1. -
IRE p1Tpc~e II wasting for7fon - he flst ~
BsyntaG & I15ds Lsse Adciison - tie Clty o.
Grand RsDidS nfinf yiet 81 pcrtaou 81 - s1ion
~ 81 Tofrzftz Ne krrth. ~ rGnEs 40 u
wesf scce-sing - the eevsrnInenf srrrsy. 81
TIE to<Hseis n Grsn1 Rsrfas n ssif Ccerft ~
ke1f ss6 @ste - - Aircigar. sssrveye1 sBa laid
eat fof the rroorietorS ~ = l.. Cos nhsry. go.
eiri ezEiBeer scd s1rVeJor o. t8s I'm Car a
fair fs-l ard ge~3riss ia ne ot3ce 81 tas
Eegisrer - Bse1s 81 ssiS c0esn.y - kett upo1
sd x7th - jay 1sTz e. ofS1ck - TIE foTe-
Hosa. ir t.at ssrk 8 . ss reze "A FhG =
EfoF.ase8 te HlteF ~ J - a1ter &nf ~ Tfs4ns
tf ira rreelsigsas ~ ctHftef - - Hcrs.Is
kzrosste8 stafsi - n this ss1. anl tne sr,s-st-
resrfs r. r-Nfe - fsesrfnz a. 80 asyr - Esre-
81 rreet. lsid ds~s 1Cs9r saf5 , - vfieh -
b~tseea - twe1ty-tTs s Br09 tre FssrketrsT
sise tk-re1[ s-s l3fs sreseeH sn1 iwfTfy g sE8
rren - @c-rker.7 sfts sne-n<f Tfsst 80
sssfseT q ~ pex-rr II - - 80 ~ fer sesr-
rs or MoadsT. - astE Cay ~ sepssnt.tr. a ,.
tsss
Tjste1 rrsrE Fs,ts Nicf izsr t1ns "a fses.
Tts Skreet Rssiway lazpRe9 - f1rsoh Hsr11s
1sNCNf NAJNfE
Fsvsr1 r. wTrrxr. trssrnsy ~ Pstsfksae-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29
A0f1fs--IIQnfed.

yANTED-AGESTS TO CANVASS on COM
" mission for q fast selling article Apply 10
los s9ringst lsS
GENTS WANTED To SELL THE IMPROVED
a Catarrh Inhaler; ISL per cent prOft; sample
express iieel tr - cents. Address J.. 4. Morgan,
Howard Cily, Mich. ls5
(VANTED-LADIES TO REPRFSENT MANU-
" factue in their locality; something new;
sells 10 every lady; no hook business. Address
Tor particulars, Chemist, box D, this Office. ls7
yUANIED-l OCAL or TRAVELLING AGENTS
W for a new specially. Fire Proof Sales. y. ".
sgent ordered "A carload first week, ~ J. agent
hall a Carload, a Hieh. csnvssser cleared 500
first MCnth, Buffalo taier with bis other busi-
rtss = clearing slS0 per month on our specially.
Catalogue free Alpine safe Co., Cincinnati O.
.rlS
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

Evidently shs Hsfvsri Alumui AsFo-
rialica = not psrsi~sn. A Deucerss.
secretsrv ESD1curr. hiss bsen chossn
FrsS'aen'. and Reuahlicsn. ReBzsT I.
LESConN. F.ee Pre-ssssnk
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

The psopls Of Graad Rasids are familiar
with the lrish question, as presented ~
ths ehsmplons 3f hoa1e rule for Ireland.
bat = voice from the other side Is 70 -
hssrd among 90. 0ecFge Ambrose heSes.,
ssfhs scottish Orator" viii SPEAK 90 the
Irish question al the Fountain street BaP-
tist church tonight al : o'clock. The 2uo-
iect al be presented from The British stand
point, as yiesed BY the scottish people.
lie LISA question ia detail, The P2pai
Rescripf," The Plan OF Campaign" The
Isnd Tenure" and many points having
great bearing on TIE subject heretofoEe
kept Ia the back ground by cur Irish friends
viii Be discussed. The speaker will appear
ig the picturesqus scottish highland dress
ana viii be introduced oy Rev. Or. Kerr h.
IuDper. Laying as.ds al private seati-
ment On the meriIs OF reand's ciaim. Ar.
MCNsii should have a fair and IMPARTIAL
hsadng. A great ueaI Is promised. and no
dOabt be will 30 greeted by very intelii-
gent and brilliant sudleaee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

T 0ST-A rATR OF GOLD BOWED sPFC-
l. tacles. Finder wfll be rewarded bv leaving
ssrne - Fowers OpeTs Horse box orce FRED
g Rerrrf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

WANTED - ROOM AND BOARD IN A
~ riessent horse nesr bcrse ca-S by gentle
ran aud vie address, stating terms. icSsii0a
Is n