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Arizona republican., 1899-06-30

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids will be received by the unders. .gned at room 12 Irvine block, up to 1 p. III. July s, 1899, for the construction of a. two-story brick block as per plans and specifications on file in the offics of Creighton & Schen- strom, architects. The right to re- ject any or all bids is reserved. Bids will be received on the following groups: l. The excavation, rough stone work, brick work and setting cut stone g. Carpenter work (owner furnishing all materials). g. Mastering. 4. Painting. ,. Iron and sheet metal work.
 MONS ELLINGSON. June 2S, 1899.
 FOR SALE-1Ox12 tent and complete camping outfit, used but little by healthy person; gents bicycle, nearly new, $20. Address S., Repub- lican
 WANTED rent, 10 acre ranch ;n alfalfa, with small house. Address w L.. care Republican. WANTED-Two girls as wa.tresses at Phoenix restaurant, South First av enue
 A YOUNG man with two and a half years experience in dry goods and grocery store wants situation. Can keep books. Al references. Ad- dress o. W. S., care of Republican. WANTED experienced salesIady in dry goods; must be a good stock keeper. Apply to The Alkire Co. LOST-Smau brown mare. Shod all around. Reward given fur return to J. Ernest Walker, 265 South Sec ond avenue, Hibbard building. FOR SALE-Good office counter and desk, cheap for cash. Apply at Re publican office.
 Doris store and 1902 East Washington, a black hand bag containing a black clasp purse with sum of money. Finder return ing to 1902 East Washington street will receive liberal reward. A BARGAIN Eight-acre chicken ranch, two-room house, almond trees. close in. Address c. F. C., Republican.
 in Grand canal. See J. Ernest Walker, rooms, insur-
 
 avenue, Hubbard building.
 
 FOR SALE-Horse power pumping plant. Just the thing for ranch or stock purposes. Cheap for cash Call at Republican office. FOR SALE Strawberry. truck and alfalfa ranch four and a half miles from Phoenix, watered from both
  take house and lot in Phoenix in part trade. For particulars call at 11S East Adams street. CHANGE Good business opportunity for energetic young man With fifty dollars capital. Answer c. H., care Republican. MADAME GRACE. palmist and clair VOyunt card reader; tells past. pres ent and future. 27 Buchanan street, southeast corner of Center street. TRAYED-Y Yesterday, chestnut sor- rel mare, 10 years old. Branded so on left thigh. Return to Charles i Blain, Seventh avenue and Jefferson l street, and receive pay for trouble. Women ironers. Nation i al Steam Laundry.
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 TOR RENT-Suite of three rooms i with bath and closets; also store i room with basement, in new opera I house. Apply to s. E. Patton. : TOR RENT-Six-room frame house i with good bath room Plenty Of 1 shade and city water. Call at 706 |
Arizona republican., 1899-06-30
PROFESS SION Al
VETERINARY.

J. C. NORTON, D. N M-Vster1nery physician, surgeon and dentist xesi- dence No. 127 N. Fourth avenue On1ce Ford Hotel block, w. Washington St, Phoenix. Onice hours 10 to 13 a. m-, to D. n.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-30

WANTED rent, 10 acre ranch in alfalfa, with small house. Address w L., care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-30

FOR SALE-1Ox12 tent and complete camping outfit, used but little by healthy person; gents bicycle, nearly new, $20. Address S., Repub- lican.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-30

WANTED-Two girls as waitresses at Phoenix restaurant, South First aV enue.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-30
sS.2o-PREscoTT AND RETURN.

G. P. Agent.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
soUTHRRIpGE.
Abram Miner Dropped Dead While on
His Way to Court.

Abram Miner Dropped Dead While on
His Way to Court.
Southbridge, Oct. 6.-Abram Minor, a
carpenter, died suddenly this morning.
Minor had been unemployed for a few
days owing to an accident He was ar
rested yesterday for drunkenness, and
was on his way to the court room when
he dropped dead on the stairs with
heart disease. Medical Examiner Brad
ford viewed the remains. Minor leaves
a widow, living in Fiskdale.
The annual harvest festival of South
bridge grange, P. of H, was held last
night, with a good attendance. A must
cal and literary program was rendered
by Miss Edith Newton, Miss George
Holland, Miss Paine and George Paine
The hall was beautifully decorated witt
fruits and vegetables.
The gymnasium classes at the Y. M
c. A. were given a banquet by the
Woman's Auxiliary at o'clock last
night, and 80 members sat down to The
spread. Short addresses by DR.. w. G
Reed and Physical Director Murray
were given.
Church suppers and socials We're held
at the Union, Congregational and Uni
versalist churches last night.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
NEW LEASE OF LIFE.
French Naturaliza-
ton Club is Re-
organized.
TO SUPPORT MARCHESSAULT.
Spencer Voters Agree To
Bury the Past and Con
tinue Their Club.
TO SUPPORT MARCHESSAULT.

Spencer, Oct. 5.-The Naturalization
Club will come into existence again, ac-
cording to E. D. Marchesseault, presi-
dent of the society. A week ago a
meeting was called by the French
speaking people Of the town, to see
what action they would take in regard
to continuing the club. The result was
that the designs of Mr.. Marchesseault
were blocked by DR.. Mare Fountain,
when he announced his intention of
keeping up the society
Mr.. Fountain, who is a leader among
the French-speaking citizens, says that
it was Mr. Marchesseault's intention
to keep the club in progress until he
received lis Te election, as it was
through the support of this club that
he won his nomination a year ago.
Mr.. Marchesseault has passed the past
week in town c9nvassng among the
French people, to regain their support
in the coming campaign. The result
of last nights meeting seems to show
that Mr.. Marchesseault had succeeded
in winning back the support of the
French-speaking people here.
The meeting was attended by 200
voters, and the following officers We're
elected: E. d. Marchesseault, president;
P. A. Richard, vice president; DR.. Marc
Fountain, secretary; Adelard Fleury,
treasurer All business was transact
ed tremendously. 1t was voted to in
crease the monthly dues from 10 cents
to % cents, and a committee consisting
of L. N. Hamlin. Adelard Fleury, p.
H. Richard and Joseph Gaudette, was
named to draw UP a new constitution
and report the same at the next meet
ing.
Legrand Stone and David Baudin
We're drawn as jurors to serve at the
October term of the superior court.
The contract for the state highway
in Leicester was signed by the board.
The Spencer basket ball team is max
ing great Roadway in practice under
the management of F. A. Hill. There
is strong probability that the game with
Southbridge Oct. IA, will be strong
one
DIR. w. j. Meloche has nearly com
pleted his INSPECTION of the cattle in
town, and reports no cases of tubercu-
losis
A letter was received today from the
relatives of John Fyler, the first Spen-
Ger boy to enlistinthe Spanish American
war. saying that he had landed in San
Francisco in transport from the Phil
ippines, and will arrive in his native
town next week.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
CAUSED COMMENT.
Leicester Residents Speech
lating as to Outcome Of
Examination,

Leicester, Oct. 6-The exclusive article
in The Spy til > morning setting forth the
difference between last years tax cl9ector
and the selectmen, caused considerable
talk ami local residents are specializing
as to how the affair is to come cut
Messrs Booth and SandeIson are still at
work on the collectors books. They will
reckon everything received from the 1897
and 1898 taxes and from The taxes uncol-
lected by A. A. Gould, ana compare the
total with the amount turEad over TO the
town treasurer
says that taxes were paid to the town
treasurer and 70 parties in Leicester and
Rochdaie who were more conveniently To-
Gated than the collector ana this led to
complications Mr.. Booth admitted today
mat there are one OF two persons whose
taxes are marked uncollected who say
sney nave paid, and thus the matter is
muddled; Mr.. Watts not having the books
also made IT hard to set down every item
4 certificate of organization will be filed
soon by g. Fl. Oiney, legal adviser for
the corporation of the Rawson brook
purying ground. The corporation, whose
formation was briefly mentioned in
The Spy this morning, was formed for
Inc perpetual care, maintenance and i'm
proVenent of the Rawson brook bl1rvine
gro9luna. It's membership is intended event.
ually 10 include all proprietors of lots
by descent or acquisition No money is
expected to be received from the sale of
t4ts' put the corporation will supersede
the Ola cemetery association and be Ie-
eally authorized to receive trust finds
anu Keep the cemetery safe from any en-
croachment. The cemetery contains bodies
u ancestors of many Leicester people and
of the town ~
TAX Collector Harry T. Sanderson will
pc at the Cherry Valley engine house,
The Ladies Parish rig1 Aid q sof p M o. s.
p pbhohas met this week with Mrs. Joseph
hhodes and voted to give a supper in the
basement OF the church, probably Oct. 20.
posted today -
Mrs. Michael McGovern and daughter
a. wafer street moved to Worcester to-
T Ts ot Hammond and fainter streets.
Inc Misses McGovern will be ennloved
N nan an envelope factory.
Ihe loot ball game between the Column
pias anu the Dewey Stars will not take
place till next week -
rev. ID. {. Reid returned last night from,
e ete meeting OF the American Foreign Mis-
slonary Society in Providence
The Sunday services in the FIRST con
gregational church will be held in The
eestry on account of the repairs which
a fjby, oein e., made on the gallery and yes
elpule. me vestry will be used as long
as possible, and it is probable thai serVe
ICES Zee; may have to be held in Memorial
nail or Smith hall %
rev; p G. Reid will speak of the in
Iernatlonal congregational conference At
booston, on Sunday morning
W :; Hoffmann of Providence was in
Rev. Frank Neff breaches at the San
HMe Verso M M r. church on Sunday. Miss
6 Mary Nichols will sing Dreams of para
olSe as solo in the evening.
Lester L. Murdoch left TODAY for q
hunting trip in Maine woods. .
+; y; Libby has sold his foxhound Dash
hunting this fall. nm III
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
" OLD SOUTH" NEWS.


The following items of general inter-
est are compiled from the Old South
Record for October which will be dis
tributed tomorrow
The first meetings of the pastor
young students class viii be held on the
18th at 4.30, the students class at 100
There will be grand rally of the
Mems union in the church parlors
Thursday evening at las o'clock. The
resignation of the president and vice
president last spring makes it necessary
to elect new officers for these positions,
which will be done that evening. Plans
for the year win be presented, and there
will be a musical program, social and
refreshments, under the direction of an
efficient committee.
The Worcester central conference. will
be held in Pilgrim church the 18th of
this month. A fine program has been
arranged, and the forenoon will be de-
voted very largely to discussion of ex-
ceedingly important questions. The
themes will be, The law of local church
growth and Immediate spiritual eff
fectiveness-the need and the source"
These topics will be opened in brief adj
dresses, to be followed by discussion.
The afternoon will be devoted to various
phases of Christian work Among the
| addresses will be one which was given
pelore lle state ASSOCIATION Dy the kew.
DR.. Enrich of South birmingham.
Alfred K. Miller, who with his wife,
Dorothy McTaggart Miller, went to
London in the spring, returned recently
in excellent health and spirits and re-
ports most successful business trip.
His wife is still in London making rap
id progress with her music
Miss Anna L. Kelly, who has been
absent from the city for several months,
has returned much improved in health.
Special rehearsals under Mr.. Pratt's
direction will be commenced Oct I6 The
works to be studied are Bucks Mid
night service for the new year. and
Mendelssohn's "Athalie" 1t is hoped
large number will avail themselves of
the opportunity to study these most in
teresting works. A general invitation is
extended to all singers of the congrega-
ton and neighborhood. to join the
chorus
A grand concert is announced for Oct.
10, when the Harvard male quartet will
be heard in the church.
The Little Light Bearers will hold
their autumn festival Oct. 10 from to
p. m. Mrs. Edward Jerome has plans
laid for the entertainment of the little
folks, and a good time is assured
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
WEST BoYLsroN.
Local High School Foot Bail Team
Will Go to Northboro.

Local High School Foot Bail Team
VIII Go to Northboro.
West Boylston, Oct. s.-The West
Boylston high school foot bali team will
play the Northboro high school team
tomorrow. The team will be conveyed
to Northboro in E. A. Cowee's barge.
Several local young ladies will accom-
pany the team.
Mrs. Isabella Cuddy, an old resident,
has left her home here for Chicago.
H., where she will reside with her son
James.
Jennie Gather of Buffalo. N. y. is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. .Tohn M
Blackwood. This is his first visit here
since his departure from town. ten
years ago.
Clarence Ryan has accepted posi-
ton as clerk at the coal office of w
Mrs Stephen Holt returned home to.
day after a three months visit in
Princeton. -
Charles Fuller has accepted a situa-
ton with the metropolitan water
board
Hubbard Hurd has sold his house on
Prospect street to William Bruce. Mr.
Hurd has hired the house on the COM
mon, owned by the George F. Howe
estate, and will move there at once.
Walter Green and wife of North
Brookfield are the guests of friends in
town for few days.
West Boylston. Oct. 6-Rev. Wood
man Bradbury of the Pleasant Street
Baptist Church, Worcester, will preach
at West Boylston Sunday morning. in
exchange with Rev. ]. B. Robinson
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
WHITINS VILLE.
Father of Rev. John L. Bates Will
Preach Here Sunday.

Whitinsville, Oct. 6.-The game
scheduled for tomorrow between the
Rockdales and local nine will be called
at 3 o'clock. Both teams will line up
practically the same as when they
played the last tie game. Tessier and
Lambert will do the battery work for
the local team.
An entertainment and dance was
held this evening in Mumford hall I'M
der the auspices of the George F.
Seaver camp, No. 1876, Sons of Veterans.
The local favorite, George ingalls,, APP
peared in new black face sketch en-
titled Alone with myself" Marie
Goose, in French and Italian dances,
and the baton swinging and gun jug
Cling by Corporal William Mccarthy
were included in the program. Music
was furnished by the Marie Goose
Hurdy Gurdy Company of Boston, with
tambourine accompaniment.
The services at the M. E. Church,
Sunday. will be as follows: 1890 O'Clock,
a sermon by the Rev. L. B. Bates,
father of the republican nominee for
lieutenant governor His subject will
be, God will help Miss Upham will
sing THE holy city," Mems meeting
in the afternoon at o'clock. Mr..
Bates SUBJECT VIII pc, man at his
best" Miss Upham Will sing "God win
wipe away all tears" AT o'clock Mr..
Bates will preach on THE two great
events of your eternity" Miss Upham
will also sing solos,
DR.. Chas. H. Hartman has consent
ed to allow his name to be presented at
the senatorial convention to be held
Wednesday, Oct. II, at the town hall,
Grafton
Miss NJ Alice Within of Railroad
avenue is the guest of friends in Buff
falo, N Y.
Mrs. John White of Main street is
visiting friends in Boston.
MPs. Jessie LETTERS of Maple street
will leave for Boston tomorrow, where
she will make an extended visit with
friends.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
WILL ORGANIZE swEDEs

John ]. Connolly of Chicago, organizer
for the International association of ma
chinists, will introduce a novelty in
trade unions next week when he will
lbegin an effort to organize the Swedish
machinists of this city under local union
to be known as the Worcester Swedish
machinists' union: He will be assisted in
the work by an interpreter and a thor
meeting which he proposes to hold, will
be made.
| The union will be under the charter
Of the International association of ma
chinists, and will receive the benefits Of
reduced initiation fees until the charter
closes. OF the $500 competent machinists
in local shops, 1t has been estimated that
over 300 are natives of SWeden
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
ToDAYs FOOT BALL.
Holy Cross and Trinity Will Battle at
the Oval.

the Oval.
Although three foot ball teams of
Worcester schools have games sched-
L.ed fer today, only one game win be
played in this city. That will be at the
oval and the contesting teams will be
Holy Cross and Trinity. Worcester Tech
will play at Amherst with the college
team Of that town, and Worcester high
school eleven will play the Gardner high
school at Gardner. The Bradford Ath-
letic club foot ball team has a game
scheduled in Fitchburg against the Y.
M. c. l.. team of that city.
The game at the oval ought to bring
out the biggest attendance of the sea
son. It is benefit game the proceeds
Of which will go to st. Paul's diocesan
orphanage on High street. Holy Cross
will give the entire proceeds of the
game, except the guarantee that Trim
ity demands, to the orphanage. The
students have taken $50 tickets for the
game There has been large sale in
various quarters, and the managers Of
the event look for tidy sum to present
to the orphanage.
Bradford Athletic club, an indepen-
dent team, will play in Fitchburg today
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
a DETROIT PARTY.
Christian Endeavorers Review the
Experiences in Detroit.

Experiences IN detroit.
Last evening there was a gathering
of Detroit party at the home Of
Miss Emma G. Goodwin, 149 Chandler
street. The party consisted of num-
Der of Christian Endeavorers, who
went to the convention held in Detroit
last July, where thousands of delegates
from Christian Endeavor societies
from all over the country met for near
ly a week.
Miss Goodwin had the house prettily
decorated in red and white, the con-
vention colors. and as a program each
person present gave his or her per-
sonal experiences while at the conven-
ton, woven into a sort of a story. They
had a number Of photographs taken of
views in Detroit, and these were inter-
changed among the party The men,
bers of the Detroit party" were Miss
Maud Copeland, the Misses Dunn,
Waldo Lewis and Joseph Allen of Wor-
cester, Miss Mabel Marsh of Spring.
field, Fred Heminway, Walter Smith
and Winfred Reisner of birmingham,
Miss Annie C. Sargent of Beverly, Miss
Blanche Davis and Miss Sophie Porter
of Westboro, and Miss Carrie Fuller
of Leicester
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
HOLDEN.
An Exciting Accident Local Team
Preparing for Foot Ball.

An Exciting Accident Local Team
Preparing for Foot Ball.
Holden, Oct. Can accident occurred
in the centre of the town late last eve
ming, which nearly necessitated the
killing of a valuable trotter owned by
A. D. Bascom of this town. Mr.. Bas-
com turned to go down Reservoir
street, just as w. d. Fales came out of
a side street They collided and one OF
the shafts of Mr.. Fales' wagon struck
Bascom's horse in the side with great
force, breaking one of the horses ribs.
Holden high school foot ball team is
practicing daily. AS stated in The Spy
a short time ago, the school decided not
to have team this year, but most of
last years players were anxious to get
into the game and will attempt to run
the team without the support of the
school, In yesterdays practice, Holden
who played centre showed up we'll
Holden will enter w p. l. next year
Moulton and Fales, half backs, era
ham, tackle, and Morse end showed
up in good form, although Graham is
rather light
Special services will be held in the
First Baptist Church, Thursday even
ing, Oct II. A song service will be fol-
lowed by an address by Rev. Frank
Rector of Fitchburg. The subject will
be win where you are"
Mrs. Willis Rich of Hyde Park is
visiting relatives in town.
DYSPEPSIA IN IT'S WORST FORMS
Nerve Pills aided by Carter's Little Liver
Pills. Dose. one of EACH after eating.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
LEGAL scRAPE.

Templeton, Oct GA singular thing
has transpired in Templeton. A few
weeks ago, at a special town meeting, a
vote was passed making an appropria-
tion Of $500 for the purpose of reducing
the grade of Ladder hill Since that meet
ing was held, the town clerk. Charles
Parkhurst, committed suicide. man has
been appointed by the selectmen to fiji
up the records, he finds no record WHAT
ever of the last town meeting and the
vote to raise money.
The town officers want to know If a
record can be made of that meeting.
when no minutes of the meeting can be
found?
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
MENpENHALL SPEAKS.

Philadelphia, Oct 6.-The commence
rate meeting of the physical and astro-
nomical section was held tonight at the
national export exposition in connection
with the 18th anniversary of the found
ing of the FRANKLIN Institute. DR.. T. c.
Mendenhall, president of the Worces-
ter Polytechnic Institute, made an adj
dress on Some notable contributions of
American physicists during the last
three-quarters Of the century,"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
GOVERNMENT REFUSES.
Will NotAccept Representative Chosen
by TransvaaI Republic.

Washington, Oct. 6.-The state depart
ment has received from the secretary of
the Transvaal republic notification that
it has appointed to be its diplomatic rep
|resentative in Washington, Col O'Beirne,
a resident of Baltimore, and asking if he
would be recognized by our government.
Acting Secretary Hill. in reply, has cabled
the state secretary that the rules of the
United States government forbid the re-
ception of an American citizen as the
diplomatic representative of a foreign
government
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
AUBURN.
Funeral of Nelson Tiffany viii Be At
tended BY G. A. r. Men.

Funeral of Nelson Tiffany Will Be At
tended BY C. A. r. Men.
Auburn, Oct 6.-The funeral of Mel
son Tiffany, tomorrow, will be largely
attended by his friends and comrades
in the Grand Army in Worcester. Mr..
Tiffany was member of Co. A, Tween
ty-fifth Massachusetts regiment, and
the members of his company and regi-
ment, as we'll as his friends in the
Grand Army, are invited to be present
at the funeral, which takes place at
his home at II o'clock tomorrow. Gen.
Josiah Pickett of Worcester will attend.
and A. S. Roe will deliver a brief eu-
logy. The Dall-bearers from Worces-
ter will be Capt. F. E. Goodwin. who
was commander of Mr. Tiffany's COM
pany, Samuel S. Putnam, Walter F.
Bugbee, Lloyd Manning, D. w. OAR
ling and Charles Mayors. Those whose
names have been mentioned will drive
to Auburn in the morning; the rest will
leave Worcester on the 9.25 o'clock
train,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
DEATH OF MRS. DEAN.

Mrs Eleanor Dean. wife Of Lewis
Dean died at her home, 140 Austin
street last night. aged sc years, 6
months, IA days She had been in i'll
health for several months. She leaves
besides her husband, two sons and one
daughter. The funeral will probably be
Tuesday
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
CLOSING SESSION.

Providence, r. J., Oct. 6-The clos
ing session of the American Board was
held this morning. The farewell adj
dress was delivered by Rev. j. G. Vose
d. D.. of Providence, to which Presid-
ent Capen responded
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
FIRST RECEPTION.

The Women S Association and the Men S
Union of Union Church gave their first
reception of the season to the pastor and
his wife. Dr. and Mrs. John b. Tuttle,
last evening. The reception was held In
the vestry rooms Of the church from to
10 o'clock. Refreshments were served.