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The Arizona champion., 1890-11-29
Cranberries at Sanderson's ,


 Clanberries at Sanderson's,
 P. P. Daggs, has gone Phoenix to spend the winter months,
 Ap.siner lemons, 500 a dog, at S4nIeroon's.
 Look at the ad of Cook & Lee Jew e.ery Company in this issue. Fresh Cider at SandersonS.
 Charlotte Bray Pentland has come up from Prescott to visit her uncle and antlc Bray,
 ,e The Operas" lead them all. A pure Havana cigar for sale at Salzman's, Capt. Harry Kislingbury is in Prescott attending court, as Is also J. J. Donahue.
 $. Martin, the wholesale liquor deal CT, ~aA quite ill the first of the week, but Is now better,
 Eastern apples at Sanderson's.
 The Masquerade on Thursday even ing by the Flagstaff Rifles waS grand success in every particular,
 Miss Mollie Baker was the guest of Nlr. and Mrs. G. A. Bray this week ant attended the Masquerade.
 California comb honey at Sander sons.
 The shooting match between Win slow and Fla ,s.aif Clubs was won by tine former by score of 37 to 35.
 c. H. Algert who lives Navajo In diAns, visited our town this week an a supply purchasing expedition,
 For Holiday Goods, Birthday Gifts, and Welding Presents go to D. J. Blaunen's drug store.
 Mrs, Thomas Howe, wife of our popuiar furniture man, Is expected home in few days from Chicago, where sue went to visit reladees and friends,
 A company of Cavalry were an Mon- days east bound train from Whipple Cal route to the Pine Ridge Agency In Dakota, where they were ordered by General Miles,
 T. J. Ross will have ehSrge of M. Salzman's store at Williams until the arrival of Jake Salzman, who IS ex- pected to arrive about the 10th of December.
 A man by the name of Hams Van dersplittensaegleman was guest of the Bank hotel this week and wrote few letters to his home across the ocean. As consequence, T. J. Qoalter had to come to the CHAMPION office and order a supply of stationery,
 Jacob Rupert, of New York, and two sons and his brother in law John Sellig were taken out to the Grand Canyon by Hon IRo V, Rhoade: this week. Mir. Rupert is one of the largest individual stockholders of the Arizona Cattle Company.
 There will be regular services at the NJ, E. Church next Sunday. Preach ing by the pastor at li;3O m and al 7;30 p m Sabbath School at l0>SO m Prayer meeting every Thursday even ing at 7;3O, all are welcome
 N. K. NORTON, Pastor.
 Albuquerque has organized Q mali tia company with F, I. Retry, captain A. w. Kimball. Ist lieutenant: A. A Keen, 2d lieutenant: H. J. Emmerson lst sergeant; c. w. Helmer, quarter master sergeant; I. A. Fair, F. J Kremple, Will Moore and $, M: Salt marsh, sergeants; J. B. Bushnell Dr ILL. Chamberlin. Fred Hyne, Jr. and Dan Bennock, corporals. Thirty eight names are signed to the muste gV.s.
The Arizona champion., 1890-11-29
The Holidays are Coming.

And if you want to make your wife or best girl useful as well as an or namental present go to Brays and buy new high arm Singer Sewing Mach inc they cannot be excelled for simplic- ity, durability or light running. Sold on easy payments. G. A. WooDs,
 Travelling Salesman,
The Arizona champion., 1890-11-29
Grand Success

Is Flores dancing school. Go and have any amount of enjoyment at Flores soirees Saturday nights. Grand march, lanciers, waltzes, quadrilles, berlins, etc. All are invited.
The Arizona champion., 1890-11-29
Local Matters.
Excuse This Issue,

Just as we were going to Press this Rfter..o n, the form of our second page got pied, and this is our excuse for lack ut matter.
The Arizona champion., 1890-11-29
Flagstaff, Arizona. September 10, go.

l hereby authorize c. A. Bray, to sell and lease sewing mach ines, receive moneys receipt for same in my name during my absence.
 G. A WCoDs.
The Arizona champion., 1890-11-29

A MEXICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, A sIq-32S SanSome St., San Francisco, is the best family and business mems hotel in the United States for the money. Board and room per day sI, SI.25 and SI.5o. Free coach to and fror F Charles and William Montgome' Aaug26-Iy
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21
snortin~ Notes.

Many people from Grand Rapids will
attend the Detroit races this week.
President Spaulding estimates the
National Leagues loss for the season at
S250,000.
The League turnstiles were clicked
many more times than the Brother
hoods and consequently the League
magnates are happy.
"Play ball" shouted the umpire.
CAV, what's de use O tellin' EN- dat?'
said an habltue of the bleaching boards.
"Dey can't - Uoshinsion Post.
If Grand Rapids should, 10y some TN
franchise. many of the old Interna-
tional team players could be secured.
Alcryon's withdrawal from the free
for-iiil race at Detroit, occasions much
comment in tins city. One aorseman
said last night that he believed the
stallion wonld trot in n triangular
match with Palo-Alto and Jack.
Frank Hne has raised the $1,000
for three business men who signihed
their intention to take mold of the helm
of a Western Association team in this
CITY. None of the money has been col
lected, however, and Frank says it went
bo until the club, If At all, IS actually
secured.
The father Of the late Henry Ernest
Searle, the Australian oarsman, mas
been served with n writ for goo for the
tees and expenses of q physician in con-
nectlon with the last illness OF the late
champion. There Vas 10 seltiementof
accounts between Se8rle and his back
ers when tie young oarsman was car
ried of.
Dunning, our new pitcher, occupied
the box and filled i full. Muncio
players had holes in their bats and ten
of them struck out and bat FIVE hIts
we're made. Whalsn watches the game
"a closely "a any man that has been
here tbs season, and his beadwork is
wonderful. HIS throwing 20 bases =
faaitlesS Pot Wrsne Nrs~s
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21
In Sleep.

An old resident in Vermont tells the
following story, belonging to his past ex-
perience as q country postmaster:
1t happened one spring when the mud
was almost up to the horses knees that
we had no mail for three days. The con-
sequence was that the three days batch,
consisting Of nine bags, came il late one
night as was about going to bed. de-
termined to delay distribution until
morning, and fell asleep rather harassed
at the thought Of 20 large task.
Next day / rose early and went into
the Office to open my mail bags They
were gonei The corner where always
left them was quite empty, and my heart
began TO beat loud and fast. The mail
had been delivered TO me. was respon-
sible for it, and it was not to be found.
Presently, as / stared about. the big
drops OF sweat gathering on my fore
head, noticed small packages of letters
lying in the places where / was acc1s-
toned 10 leave them before sending them
out into the several districts by the farm
crs who came to town. looked further;
the mail was all distributed. Then
turned to the spot where always threw
the empty bags after finishing my work
There they lay. collapsed and empty.
Now yoa know exactly as much about
this story AZ I know myself. Il seems
very evident 70 me that / rose in my
sleep. impressed by the unusual task
before me. and finished il mechanically.
had never been sleep walker before
and never did such a thing again.
N~~sth'z C1rl,na~fnn
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21
TIE WHEELMEN.
Muskegon Accepts and win be Here
Tuesday

NuskeEon Accepts anu VIII De Acis
Tuesday
A score of Muskegon cyclists met at
the Y. NJ. c. A. nall last night TO con-
slider the invitation otthe Grand Rapids
wheelmen TO visit their city for a ride.
The invitation was unanimously accept
cd and a committee was appointed 10
attend 10 details. G. c. Butteriield,
Miss julia Hills, Jacob lesson, Erie V.
Beals were selected as such committee,
and they desire 10 meet all wheelmen
OF the city, whether club member or
not, who care TO visit Grand Rapids. II
is hoped that not less than fifty will go
as transportation for that number can
tie more easily and cheaply obtained.
A special coach and baggage car will
be required, and they will go IN the
forenoon, returning in the evening by
special train, If possible. The cooler
hours OF the evening viii by such an ar
rangement be given to riding. Up TO
noon today over thirty whee!men mad
agreed 10 90. These whom the COM
mlttee had not yet seen should report
at once to Jacob Jesson. The ride will
not be made too long or tiresOme for
the lady riders, and all who can should
go. Nearly a dozen lady riders are
ready to go, and tins number would be
increased if all the lady riders were now
In the city. 4 short meeting OF the cy-
clists viii be he'd in the same place
next Monday night for final arrange
ments.-MuskeJoa Chronicle.
Thus Tuesday will be day devoted
TO hospitality by the the wheelmen of
Grand Rapids. The committee on
arrangements have mapped out the
following programme: All riders,
whether members of any club or not.
are invited to meet at Fulton-st., park
at 10 o'clock sharp, Tuesday morning.
The reception committee will proceed
to the depot and escort the visitors TO
the park. Immediately after, q short
morning run about the city will be
taken, returning to the park and dis
mounting for dinner. In the afternoon
starting at l:30 sharp, run TO Plain
field Will be taken at Il moderate gait,
to allow all who wish to take the trip.
At 3 o'clock lunch will be served al
the North PARK pavilion.
The local wheelmen will meet the
expenses of entertaining the visiting
club and are expected to blossom out in
new badges, which also entitle the
wearer to lunch. They can be secured
from the committee or tlOm Perkins,
Richmond & Co., aud +. q. Studley.
OF course the visitors will be supplied
with badges free.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21
ANrsEaLAEs


Powers Opesa Hease 1lA os open 10
ulgbt ana somoggow nigat, and Ne
snail see ClsYslaaa's $ NansiEsls n new
program. ENeTygh .ng. including e.@t-
orste settings. gorgeous costumes.
songs, dances. comic sketches and
muse is nea. AsT. Cleveland has
gathered together from the minstrel
he.d is most conspicuous products
There vas tlate when either Mis- +.
swe2inam o. Billy hsce iu lonslfsl
eompauy wa enough To insure success,
b8t AR. Cleveland this season las m&4e
s Constellation 0f al these MINSTREL
stars aud has supplemented Their bril-
haacy WITH many other lights II al
eltloa ~ the above j. eug.m0to's troupe
oI JspAnese performers, whom eve
land brought 10 this country fEoia
Japan by SPECIAL permit from the
AlkadO. Ihcv are the acknowledged
sHperiOrs OF all others in feats ot o8F-
Ing and skill on the high wire, the hal-
aac.ng ladders, sword walking, ienc-
ing, ard their repertoire 81 acfohAuc
ana balancing feats IS as varied ana
wonderful AS the mag nation can
dep.ct.
The lecture 10 be given by Prof.
Windsor, fne phien0.ogist. ~ Wonder
land tonight, IS enttle Pm 8 o.
nomy," aAd IL spoken Of as the mosI en-
tertainlng Of the course.
Cleveland's mntrels will give a
Fiat4
aud children.
After the minstrels. Powers Grand
Will be dark unll September 2.
IL is now expected that the season a.
tae Redmond Grand viii open on
August IL.
A feature viii be made OF the orches-
tras IN the local theaters THIS season.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21
A Caeap Excursion.
No. Is Pearl Street.
Grand Raplds. Mich

The finest excursion Of the season
will be gwen by the D., q. II. & NJ. rail-
way, fhursday, july q. A special
train will leave Grand Rapids $50 a.
m, for Grand Haven. connect there
with their elegant steamer "Ciy of
Milwaukee" which Will leave Grand
Haven at 1870 a. m. take 2 trip out on
the lake, return 20 Grand Haven az 90
y. IA. Leave Grand Haven 2.30 p. W,
and run to Muskcgon; leave MuskeCon
at 400 p. M, arrive at Grand Haven st
$50 p. m, connect with special train
leaving Grand Haven AZ $50 p. m, FOR
only 81 90 for the round trip.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21

a Cas- Of T~s no4rss That ft1@aiy hss
A. &fszE-

Cas- of T~s Hears That fiH@liy bs~t
GAS
We were waiting Gs s rai1roAa dypai
in Louisiana. sEa there was Likely a.,
of oolorod Teople hanging a6agi 20 soe
G hverod cabs come IL. whsa eia>k
wonaan saS1ealy jnmpsa "a the plat
fora and laid herself down @eross tbs
uack.
~HeAk. yoa Lacinda, what you oainf'
called a oolored man a. he leaPed down
after her.
''Gwine Ger git smashed 30 squash,
abe replied.
What yer gwine 70 gis sznAzAsd 70
sgEasn fnrs'
''Ksse YOU dun doan' like me no mo.
''hol Who sad dun dicnt Ike you
no roT~
i SEED il wid my own eyes"
What yen see. Lucinda
''Ssed you dun lAf at Mss Fox. Let
&c eangine hurry up an run ober nae
and squash he 81 10 mus"
Hn. You Is fo0ashAess. peboer
LATED at Miss Fox- Come away from
6eTe
Il dun seed you"
mo, you didn't. Gin you my night
am If dun LATED At nobody. What
dun lsifed fur"
"KRss you doan' keer fur me no NO. 4"
"Hu. lie dyin' fur you"
''fur shore. Moses
If dun amt den want 10 be struck
dead wid thunder"
"Hoaesty'
"If / was lynn Gen let de thunder
come"
Den won't let de esagine smash rne
TO squash"
Oats mo- reasonable. Take my
han"
And they clasped hands and walked
up aud down the track, each black face
wearing a smile Of Joy, and each heart
full Of love which didn't care a cont
mental cooked hat for the crowd looking
on from the platform. Detroit Fres
Press.
McKinley's speech on the New Tariff
Bill, 80 pages IN pamphlet form, 81 the
T'rsF TEpANr HpRsrn for = e.nEe
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21

lD favor Of others kespag Z. ki29is
Fe4aSst nlla - Fesa Mztt. Wits. 4be
stFo1g 1ssSoage used on t8Ai ceeas.'..s.
- t@s Rev. Dr.. nas the slplelt 81
sosrs eonmeaf &n4 really 3Az not q
ns.Ea-s1y s.te tie SQlrat ~ Tie Ass-sts
81 -s2sL soHs expressed t4s.sls%lf fSs -
that Hay.
Tia Ministerial C9nfegenee' DO
doA5t fee hgAly graU1ed &t t1eI = ~
nafent victory. Bat, @as . q victory
WITNESSES taaL are nog in harnoas lh
Their testimony. are not. as fa4t'
success. Applause, although FeprAteo'
- not always a. evidence o. FNtVif
6r&y-aaired veterans Ot tie cross OF
undOaoted plety, whose silence gave
evidence tilAt their CoDsC enttollS3ers
FORBID Their engaging la 4 movement
that AZ sgut Nas cell -COQlgzdlct9l. . /,
although present il large numOsIs,
could n0t be adauced a. evidence taas
th.s movement 1as 10 harmony WIN
the principles Of the common troihel
hood OF mankind. Tie -goiGen fuie
and toe 'spriaeple OF force 90 nol har-
NOME. Making men religious by "a"
is tnank.eSs, &s well as al Impossible
tasE. God 50 loved tlie World thar ne
devised a plan for their salsat.ou. cod
IS love, this isan attribute VI n.snataTe.
His plan 10 "saye" men j. TO draw
them by Ills Spirit. Let ns fah into
line, try Gods plan, invoke HIS help,
entreatlng instead OF compiling, trust
ing and working in harmony with the
higher power, ana then we can conn
IDENTITY iook for success.
Respectfully,
l.. G.. MoogE,
Pastor +. y. A. Church.
TThe above communication was re-
celyed some time ago, bat press OF other
matters forbade rs publication at that
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21

HYLAND-Neiiie. iafant daughter 81 John
sld Alice HYia4d. -4gdaF lizht at 'cl0ck st
faslr rest1elcc on Hellsf-. aged III u5lgks.
Notice Of funeral Nlii be announced iaIer-
REEP-Chsries a. keep. az his residence.
Charl-ssI. az - % b. 81. YESTERDAY. sged
uounesd later.
VANDEkLkESr-Su morning OF c0a-
SUMPTION. Funeral luosday sfternoon az 5
o'elosk from me residence. - PreseotE-st. Ar
Aan1erieesL leaves : wits and InFee children
" mourn his loss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21

NEW ToRK. July 2o--In connection
With the numerous rlfmors OF uegotls-
tons looking To match race between
the trotters Belle Hamlin and sanol,
tie NeT YORK SIN prints tie following
q 'ratcn FROM the owner of Belle Hsw-
in. - can not answer minors. If 4
proposition was male % me by respons-
De parties 70 trot Belle Hsmlin sesi1isf
sunoi Tor 5000 = SIDE, the track % b
Inutaaiiy agreed upon. I would accept
i sid pat up balf the amount - tbe
FORFEIT G. !. HAsf1ES."
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21


There have been quite a number OF
serious accidents-some attended by
fatal consequences-th-ough people be-
ing ridden over By cyclists. In all OF
these cases the evidence goes 70 indicate
excessive speed as the prime cauce.
There is a pace, especially when going
down hill, which practically deprives
the rider of all control over his machine.
lie can guide it, but that is all. AS for
pulling up quickly, as well might the
engine driver of an express train attempt
to do so. Nor even in the matter of
guiding has the cyclist free hand. ANY
largo deviation from the straight line of
his course would, IL he were pelting
along at the rate o. eighteen or twenty
miles sn hour, inevitably cause HI up
set. he has nothing for it, therefore,
but to trust 70 luck and the chapter Of
accidents, which no does with sang
froid that would be truly admirable
were it not so largely tinctured with
recklessness.
When be mounts TO the brow Of a
steep hill and looks down at the decline
stretching out before him he Knows per-
feouy we'll that if he once allows his
steel steed to take charge" t5cro can bo
no attempt to pull up until the bottom
is reached. Equally aware is he that
by timely application of the brake and
by "back pedaling" the machine can be
kept at moderate pace, admitting Of
guidance and of stopping. Bat because
it is q pleasant rush down hill at the
speed Of racer without any ezertion he
takes his feet off the pedals, sets his
teeth tight and, to use his own express
sion, "lets her slide" The result is that
IL any pedestrian chances to block his
way-being perhaps zoo deaf to hear the
warning bella fearful collision takes
place, end one or the other is killed.
Cyclists have yet to learn, apparently.
that the responsibility of keeping clear
of people on foot rests on the drivers OF
vehicles.-London Graphic.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21

TIE story goes around II London that
= ghost has really been seen. A vel
known woman. Just before appearing II
some private thessricals. saw sn cid
friend standing near tha entrance of heT
dressing rooEa. Sas z-seeei him. but ~
only skook his bead and walked away
Shs lesrned ths Dext day that her friend
had died The day before she ti1ugIls shs
sw hiu. -Ssa Francisco ArsonaaS
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21

Excursion tickets VIA tho Lake Shore
4 Michigan Southern Railway. a; great
lv reduced rates, are nov on saie to -.
Lawrence river points. White Noun.
talns. Atlantic coast resorts. lake re.
gions Of Iowa. " scorsln and Mime
sofa, Denver, Pacific coast resorts, etc.
send TO a. ]. smith, General Pas
senger Agent. Cleveland, for summer
f0ldeT to Eastern resorts, OF apply n
TO ticket agents for rates, tickets, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21

This lle - farnls1,i - ". R. scrlSnsr
ealesfats faa-er sa rsar-st.

This lis. "a farnis1si - ". r. Scribner. +.
ealestats fea'er. s6 Pear lst.s
Eminia MoreT % Mary Am Cozswe1.
lot 4. BIS Z. >rribner 8 Turner's add.
snd = Is q iof 4 bEs ~ smith a. Van
Aliens adj 2f0l
James =. AiexaaGer "a James IS. Haw-
Sins. las Zoe u. and ss 70 iof ii.
DIR 5. Hoi1rocS's add ..-.- .....-.-. $500
Frank n turtiss te Anton g. Bauer.
u1d q iot (. DIX e.. Ne1daIls II add. 100
Mary Naylan G. Wary }. Wilkinson.
r8rE ~ lnr - daIs slb ........-........ 500
Ellen ". Crewe % Mary MoTlan. part
Of lof ~. Wallis sun 7u
Ho1fIey Rgeseli fa e n n 81 lis iot 81
North fark Place . f2f
Thomas NgninKa ln Herman u ~eao--
tens. lots la d. 81. ll and ~ Nauni1-
"a 4 Ngider satd r00
tHe F. Iibneffs 20 LHr1an Aenis1a.. for
- Rar1art W ass iEgs sub zoo
Eamund ". Hsrnarf 60 3eaiei g. 9lL
f1t ~. Barnard & NJ ssse rs si1h 100
: Vessel us al1 N BARNARD fe AT
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seiius sub - so
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adj. >uarrt. -
Ccrnei us t1urrrfzhf % EtEar j. Eonrt-
right. r = ex f SIC i& Ada 2af
Tsueniin McCurfF O. 81 arran Gee. cart
rf = % sec "A. W q ssr--.-.,....- 80
Luxe Palmer e. N srren tsee. psrt "
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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21
What do doctors know

What do doctors know
about corsetsf
They know q good deal
more sometimes than they
dare give their patients Tic
benefit Of
What arc they afraid of'
Losing their patients.
Many a woman would throw
her doctor overheard sooner
than change her corset
What do women know
about corse;sf
The doctors and women
together know ell there Is to
be known. They all agree
that Balls is the proper
corset.
You c2n 60 20 your store
and get i and wear il two c.
three weeks and get yclr
money again, every cent Of
L il you want It,
The store has a primer on
Corsets for you.
cmcago Cozarr CO. clIatgs arc rev Tcrk
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; 1t Is pleasant
and refreshing % the taste, and ao.s
gently yet pfompay on the KidnoYs.
Liver and Bowels. olesnses the sys-
tenn ehectually, dispels oolds, head
aches and feyers and cures hahitG&l
constipation. Syrup Of Pigs Is the
only remedy Of iis kind ever pro
dneod, pleasing 70 the taste and SO.
oeptahls 10 tie stomach, prompt Ia
:.s action and truly beneficial IL It's
effects, prepared olly from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend Il
70 ell and have made 1t the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Pigs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles b. ail leading drug
gis,s Any reliable druggist who
nay not have IL O. hand VII pro
cure ii promptly fer any one Who
wishes 20 .Ey j. DO net accept Ray
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup C.
S6s fekkeisOS. csL
L5slStALE. ~ Efa FCES AZ
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21

1sCte1 Clast. zS~J =
is.ss- -Ci.riEaIli 1ftsf aefe4xing ths SszDoltaaa
entered Nss@zA. fasy Asrssl - ssac,4aGs
-4rlg
issl-F.lftie q M11asszs 4ad roas u The Taloa
as1ny Eiln = .oss - aoos-E 400. Ccafederars
soss 4 70
izc-A gortlon of tns tunnel uacsF ths HuGsoa
rfyer e. Ass X0rx e4s "a Ia zad - EEes eers
hsG
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21

wAssrSsFox. Jaly 2l.-Eor Aiehi-
gan-Fair weather except showers "a
lie sxtEsns western port.o1s u upper
M.chlgAn eastefly Hlnds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-21
rnrre ard Iiia1.Tioos -am,-,.

Have yen family asked Judge Of
man who was making final proof in a
United States land Office.
"Tes, sir, zeplied the man.
"Of what does Il consist
well, said the man, evidently con-
fused. and looking up toward the ceiling
as II to refresh lis memory, ''it consists
Of my wife. ton children, two hired men,
a gang plov. q seedeT. q Balm wagon and
a span Of mules; believe that's all
That il enough, replied <ae Judge
with . smile. a,ld the settler got his pa
pers without further questioning .-Craw.
ford (Nsb) Times.