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Ore and BuIIion.
Ore and bullion receipts for the past
CHARITY RABBIT HUNT.
arrangements Are Being Made For
Big Shoot.

All Of the preliminary arrangements
are being made. for another great rabbit
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Good
Shoes
for

Tor
Every body
SPENCER & LYNCH CO.,
Leaders in Footwear, 124 Main.
Money refunded in all cases IL the
High Grade Three Crown BAKING
Powder is not Equal to the very
best baking powder made.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20
LIBEL SUIT.

The Star says that Willie Meade
thinks he has grievance against
the Star Office.
And the following from tho Sui
phu Valley Ne,cS tells us to what
tune he is trying to make the Star
dance.
The Star publishing company OF
Tucson has another libel suit on its
hands to the amount of $4,000,
brought by Marshal Meade. An
editorial in the issue of one week
ago this morning was the cause OF
the complaint.
Libel suits are bad and expen-
sive luxuries, and the GUARDIAN
hopes to see the difficulty settled
without the interference of the
courts.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20
Damages Awarded.

The famous Sullivan-Railroad
case, which has occupied the atten-
ton of the people of the county
for the last few months, came to an
end last week in the District Court
(unless appealed) by the Jury
awarding to Mr.. Sullivan, for land,
damages, etc. s1,223.54. The case
was stubbornly contested on both
sides, and the Jury decided that
Mr.. Sullivan had been damaged to
the amount named above.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20

We wish to call attention to l. T..
Solomon's new machinery Ad. in
the GUARDIAN. Mr.. Solomon has
handled the Walter A. Woods
binders, reapers, mowers rakes, &c.
for years and has supplied a great
number of farmers throughout the
county with machines which have
always proven satisfactory. In
connection with the complete ma
chimes he also has constantly in
stock all kinds of extras. Give
him call and you are sure TO re-
ceive courteous treatment and
good bargains,
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20

sThe- esffow- at the helm of the
Bulletin makes rather a compomis-
ing statement when he says the
bird is still we'll worth plucking
after the GUARDIAN has
caused over $3.50 worth Of feathers
to drop off; and especially so in
view Of the fact that for the last
four years he has been trying to
bumfuzzle the people into believ-
ing that he was doing the county
printing at starvation rates.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20
DUNCAN. .
Can't. Black attended court.

Capt. Black attended court.
j. R. Nicks attended court this
term as juryman.
Arthur Wight, sheriff, was with
us last Wednesday.
Mrs. Gray returned from Wilcox
by way OF Solomonville.
r. B. Jones visited Solomonville
last Wednesday.
John Clay is riding for Drew
Windham.
H. W. Child will arrive with a
Mr.. Aillenthal on Friday.
Bud Conner, Lordsburg, will
take Mr.. Billingsby's place with
Mr.. Day,
The cold nights we had the past
week hurt the fruit crop for this
year in this vicinity.
r.. P. Hart and Harry Classen,
of Lordsburg, were in town last
Wednesday.
John Anderson, brakeman on
the railroad, got one of his fingers
badly injured while coupling cars
one day last week.
Pablo Salcido has returned home
from Texas, where he had been for
two weeks, He says the country
back there has taken on a fresh
coat Of green.
Mr.. Green, cattle buyer, arrived
in town last Thursd"~- 10 INSPECT
I.tha1Gtseb;nard the 9 cattle, Mr.. Terrell
has q train load gathered and wllI
ship if he can sell for good figures
Cattlemen hereabouts would very
much like to see it rain, as the
range with the exception of a very
few weeds, looks bad. The weeds
will soon be exhausted, and unless
it rains cattle will suffer very much
P. H. McDermott returned from
San Francisco Monday afternoon
He has made a satisfactory dea
with capitalists in Tucson, who will
work property at once. This is
really a sale, the purchasers are tC
pay Mr.. McDermott in full in &C
days, having paid part down.
D. Il. Thompson, of Lincoln
Nebraska, and two other mining
experts, came in Friday to ex
anime the Raven mine. They die
not stay long, going out next day
not much was said, but one of the
men stayed behind to make more
thorough examination.
1t is reported that P. II. Nc
Dermott has made a sale for hi
property to capitalists of San Fran
cisco, where Mr.. McDermott nov
is. We expected to be able to fur
nish the readers more particular
regarding this sale, but the fact
are kept very quiet. Perhaps tn
sale is not yet consummated.
If reports now circulated prov
true, this end Of the county tw'
years from now will cut quite fig
ure in the election. We are toll
that family from the north vii
soon arrive for every 40-acre plo
under the new ditch being take
out by Messrs. Nations & Eckels
1t is their intention to establis
churches, schools, stores, black
smith shops ETC., Of their own.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20
DR.. Brenner's Reply.

In answer to Uncle James Nor
ris' reply 20 my notice in regard
to graveyard land, will simply
state that / still MAINTAIN that the
substance Of my notice Is correct
and deny that / purchased the
land with any view of speculation
over the dead, for had l purchased
with that end in view l certainly
would have demanded more than
the price of making the deeds, ZOO
not $3.50 nor $500; but $500 and
size of lots not 6x10 but 10X20, not
one cent of which would come to
me, a fact which Mr.. Morris ought
to comprehend as he is an old and
experienced man and knows that
Notary Public fees are 75cts. alone
leaving $1.25 for surveying land
and making deeds. That was my
offer. The land was purchased
with Il view of giving it tolthe pub
lie, as i am making my living by
working for the people, and wish
to return them thanks for THEN
patronage. These are the simple
facts of the case, and / have been
abused for this by some of our
most worthy citizens.
Since this offer, have sold to
w. d. Jefferson, the first owner Of
the land, a half interest for same
money as | paid him, and so far as
am interested, still maintain
that / do not want one cent fol
any land which / make deeds for
NJ. e. BRENNER
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20

After a man, year by year, has
robbed the taxpayers of the coun-
ty by exorbitant printing bills and
then boldly refers to them in his
paper as 'fhe ignorant people of era
ham," ought to be scourged from
the community that he has victim
lied.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20

The GUARDIAN published at SAT-
ford, says the immigration bill is
opposed by all good Democrats, al
so that the proposition to bleed
Graham county to the tune of
sl40O through that channel don't
go. Maricopa county will not pay
one cent of tribute to the syndicate
unless it is collected at the point
Of The bayonet.-Reuieao,
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20

The board of supervisors of Mo
have county has refused to appro-
pirate money for the commissioner
Of immigration of that county. In
Maricopa there will be no appro-
pristion, and the same is probable
Of both Pima and Graham counues
Capitalization of power is undemo
cratic; besides the law is a dead
letter whenever anyone opposes it
-Reviesc.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20

lF the classification bill can be
upheld so at to take effect at once,
the immigration bill will be'put to
Sleep" in Graham county, and the
sum Of sl40G per year thus saved
to our people, in addition to the
lsvge saving embraced in the class
ilieation bill.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20
NOTICE.

is hereby givin that any person OF
persons travelling over my road
with a wagon or wagons (except
employees of the undersigned) shall
pay the sum ofSl,00 for each trip
We can no longer keep the road in
repair for the public free of charge
3-30-tf. p. j. JACOBSON.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20
Notice for Publication.
HON estead No. 1910.
LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIZ.,(
March 25th, 1895.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim and
the Probate Court at Solomonville, Arizona, on
May IL, 1895, viz;
Peter H. Mcbride, Pima, Graham county,
Arizona: for the w Y of S w u, Sec II and q
N w u Sec 1S Tp6S R2iE e.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Joseph Foster, James Mack and Thomas Ran
som OF Pima, Graham county, Arizona, and
William A. Carter, of Matthews, Graham county
EUGENE J. TRIPPEL,
39l6t Register.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20

Ir is to be hoped that Oaks
Murphy viii prove no false proph-
ct IN predicting Arizona's admis-
sion within ninety days after Con-
gress next convenes.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20

"Flra" IS again "editin" articles
for the Bulletin. That paper al
ways has two editors when har d
pressed and they are pair of"dar-
lings."
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20
Mining Notes.

Messers. Peter Anderson & Co.
shipped this week to New York
twelve tons of copper ore from the
Lone Star group of mines.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20

In the Justices Court, Precinct No. TO- in the
County of Graham, Territory of Arizona.
HEBER o. CHLARSONl
Plaintiff,
VS. SUMMONS.
r. NJ. TUBBS,
Defendant
Action brought in the Justices Court, Pre-
cinct No 10, in and for Graham County, Terri
tory of Arizona, sends greeting to R. NJ. Tubbs,
defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required to
appear in an action brought against you by the
aboNe e named plaintiff and answer the complaint
filed with the justice of the above entitled court
at Central, in the County of Graham, Territory
of Arizona, within five days Exclusive of the
day OF service) after the service upon you OF
this summons, if served in this precinct, days
but If served out of the precinct and within this
county, then within 10 days, if served out of the
county Is days, in all other cases within
days.
You are hereby notified that if you fail to ap
pear and answer the complaint as required
herein, judgement by default will be taken
against you for the sum eff S77.l1 on said ac
count, and interest thereon from the first day
of March. 1896, at the rate off per cent. pei
annum, and for costs and disbursements in this
behalf expended.
Given under my hand this 4th day Of April
| 1895 ISAAC COMBS,
| 4-l3-4t. Justice ofthe Peace
Precinct No. 10.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20
Resolutions of Respect

Judge f. Ii. B. Goodwin, in q few
well chosen remarks announced the
death Of the late Hon. Peter j. Boil
an at Los Angeles California, and
moved the Court to appoint a COM
mittiee Of members Of the Bar to
draft suitable resolutions upon the
matter to be presented to the Court.
Judge Rouse appointed as such
committee Judge Goodwin w. H.
Barns, e. ]. Edwards and District
Attorney Jones, who subsequently
reported the following:
Whereas, we have received with
profound sensibility the announce
ment of the death of Honorable
Peter James Bolan, and entertain
ing a deep sense of the loss the Bar
has sustained in the death Of one
so long known to the community,
and especially to the profession, of
which he was for many years
we'll known member, for his legal at
tainments, and for the eminent
ability with which he discharged
The important duties Of District
Attorney Of Graham County for six
years, and the fidelity in legislative
offices with which his name has
been honorably associated in this
Territory
And Whereas, This sad event has
stricken the wide circle Of his null
titude of acquaintences, friends and
admirers, in private, professional
and public life with an abiding
sense Of grief;
Therefore, as surviving 'HfrtciG--i0ers
of the Bar of -AGiz0na, feeling it
our sorCeo'wsful, yet pleasing duty to
tFpeec0rd in some enduring form our
affection, respect and reverence for
the lamented dead and our sympa-
thy with his widow;
ReSolUed, that we find in the pro-
fessional life and distinguished serv-
ices of our deceased brother, both
at the Bar and as a Representative
in the Legislative councils of the
Territory, a career worthy of ad-
mlration, and that for the zeal, in
tegrity and uprightness of his pro
fessional life, and for the estimable
qualities which characterized him
as man, we hereby record our
high appreciation.
His memory will be held by us
in affectionate and grateful re-
memberance.
Resolced, that we tender our spro-
found sympathies to the widow of
our late brother Bolan.
In her bereavement, we are inn
pressed with the conviction that
words are inadequate to express
that deep sense Of affection which
the loss of devoted husband must
have caused the bereaved and
grief--stricken widow. We humbly
: commend her to the guardianship
and care of Him. from whom alone,
at such a time, can come the only
solace. He alone can "temper the
wind to the shorn lamb.
Resolved, that his Honor, the
Judge of this court, be requested
to direct the Clerk to spread upon
, the records thereof these resolu
, tons, and that copies Of the same
be furnished the press of Graham
County, and that a copy of the
same, under the seal of the Court
be transmitted to the widow Of oul
, deceased brother.
Fl. L. B. Goodwin,
w. H. Barnes,
f. j. Edwards,
Wiley e. Jones.
Upon motion of Judge Goodwin
who pronounced most eloquent
eulogy upon the deceased, the fore
going resolutions were adopted ant
ordered spread upon the records o
the Courts. Judge Rouse, from
the Bench, made a few remarks
I most anpronriate to the occasion
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20

Anderson & Lindsey expect to
ship a car load of ore from the Lone
Star mine in the near future.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20


CHICAGO is bound to keep up its
reputation for doing things in a
hurry. Not more than a week or
two ago the dispatches were re-
porting the weather there as being
so bitterly cold as to make it nee
essary for the inhabitants to carry
portable heated stoves in their
pockets to insure them against be-
ing frozen to death. Recent
dispatches report now the other ex-
treme. They state that the wealth
en- has made a sudden plunge into
"dog days." the mercury having
climbed up to II deg. and that if il
continues to climb the Georgian
costume, consisting of a shirt collar
and pair of spurs, will be in or
der.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20

CocHIsE CouNTY's Board also re-
fuses to appropriate under the i'm
migration bill.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20

Supervisor Bennett is we'll able
to withstand all attacks that may
be made upon him by the editor of
the Bulletin, and will measure his
manhood with him any day before
the judgment of the people. Mr..
Bennett believes that the existence
of two papers in the county is ben
efcial to tho people and that the
efforts of the GUARDIANEL-iilsa in ila----ttihe the re-
saa;51tlon saasa.;5tlon OF printing bills should
have been encouraged. The GUAR
DIAN believes so too, but it has no
fault to find with the action Of the
Board and does not propose to go
into the guerrilla" business.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20

Mr.. Curtis, an eastern life insurance
agent spent few days in town this
week.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20
. F. L. B. Goodwin
w. H. Barnes,
f. j. Edwards,
Wiley e. Jones.

Upon motion of Judge Goodwin
who pronounced a most eloquent
eulogy upon the deceased, the fore
going resolutions were adopted and
ordered spread upon the records Of
the Courts. Judge Rouse, from
the Bench, made few remarks
most appropriate to the occasion.
Graham guardian., 1895-04-20
Summons.

In the Justices Court, Precinct No. TO- in the
County of Graham, Territory of Arizona.
HEBER o. CHLARSON1
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,ha,a,.. y..Ovu. mere Is no truthfulnass
hololore, except In the witness horne to c,oJ
oy uoing his will-to live the truths we h.%
nohas,sney sS .ney VIII be no truths at all-F w.
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selinsgrove Accommodation.

(Conuecting with trains on N. q. RyJ
ave Selinsgrove. j.. Arrive at soiinssrove
3.4jP.M 5b2P. M
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SENATOR QJAl OuIDEAL
His Battle with Hastings Viewed
as q National Event.
FEDERAL PATRONAGE PROSPECTS.

A Element Of strength which His Foes
May Have OverIoohed--Ths Great Fight
Regarded ss Combination on the Part
of Philadelphia and Pittsburg Against
the Rural Sections.
WASHINGTON, June o8.-It IL fair TO a..
sumo that Senator Quay has given consid.
eration to the national aspect and out
come Of his local complications, while the
anti-Quay men have quito likely over
looked that phase Of the political game.
II Is always wise to anticipate that Quay
has looked year or more ahead of him
before he makes move. In this instance
he has probably calculated all Of the pos.
sible moves on the board for at least four
years In the immediate future.
The anttQuay mon may ncod an expla-
nation Of what is termed the national as
pect and outcome OF this inter. partisan
state strife.
In the first place all Republicans In
Pennsylvania, us well rs throughout the
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SENATOR MATTHEW STANLEY QUAY
country, not only hope for the election OF
Republican president i'm 1895, but they
believe that there can be no doubt of Re.
publican success In the next national cleo
tion. Let II be assumed chat this major
premise of the Republican argument is
correct Lot us also assume that IL is pos
sible for Martin, the governor and Mngoe.
with their city followers east and west to
accomplish their object of downing Quay.
What thcnY
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DIED.

June %, in Union Township, VIM,
Hinkel, aged n years, mon tbs
and IL days.
July 2, at Freeburg, Ollie f., wife
OF the Rev. IL. q. Snable, was a
daughter of Levi II. and Amelia
Charles. After an illness of more
than n year, she died ut the age of
2l years, 6 months aud 10 days.
July =, Mrs. Sarah Ann Middles-
warth OF Port Ann, aged II years,
O months and 20 days.
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Reason on This.

b You would call man a fool to try
to run an engine with crooked pis-
ton>rod. Yet you are attempting
that when you live with your system
in disordered condition. Whatever
you may be mentally, you are phy-
sically machine. Nothing int erests
1 you more than keeping it in order.
II your digestion is out of condition,
or kidneys are disordered, use Dr..
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, a
medicine prepared by famous ply
.slclan. and endorsed by thousands Of
s.persons.
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Philadelphia & Eric 4 r Division
AND

NOhfH ShN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Trains Leave sunbury daily except Sunday
l.36 a. m. for Williamsport and Cannndaigun
I5 IN For Belloionte, Erie, aud CanandaigUa
900 m, For Lock Haven
l 10 IN, For Bellelonte. Kdse and Cana nda T.
qua.
4Op m, For Remove and Elaira.
2ap IN for Wllliamsport.
SUNDAY l3im, tor Erie and CanandniV ua.
55am, for Lock Haven, aud 2bpm Tor Will
iamsport.
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,a,s; Jn - ....a ,,iis soDer aud in,luStslous
~ 'nese Dliia.--New England E.angslist. ''S''
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Trains Leave Selinsgrovc Junction
ov m. week days arriving At Philadelphia
% T.. m. New YORK sos y IN, Baltimore Q 10 |
IN. Washington : 30 y ~,
o.s7 7. NJ week days arriving at Philadelphia
ill6 Pm. New York . 53 a IN, Baltimore 1910
s2g IN; daily arriving at Philadelphia 30 a
IN, New York 733am,
Trains also Leave Sunbury:
% a ~, daily arriving at Philadelphia 2.
o. m baltimore 20 a. M. Washington I 40
q, m. New York o SO am.
Weekdays,l0 30 I'm Sundays. I35 m. daily
arriving al philadelphia lU 20 m, New York
10 nm. " ~
% p m. week days arriving at philadelphia
~ In, New YORK Q IS y m, Baltimore 6 i5
4. m, Washington I 90 PM
. Trains also leave SuAsury at9I u, m. and
70 and IL p. IN. for Harrisburg, Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
For rates, maps &C, call on Ticket Agent or
address Thos. Watt, Il. a, W. ID. ITO Fifth Ave
Pltisburg, Pa.
=, :, J. X. WOOD. TenI Pass Agent
+. Nj. PROVOST, Genr Manager.
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Watcneu your
advertisements
from day to
day, and each
day became
more hopeful.
At last | re-
solved TO try il.
/ have taken
seven bottles,
and have gained
forty pounds.
My pains have
all left me, and
| am a well wo-
man. I do all
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Hotel Shikellimy opened on Mon
day July 1st.
Frank Spangler of Columbus. o.
visited his parents last week.
Quite number of our young folks
spent the 4th ia Williamsport.
An early settler--the man who
pays for the Posr a year in advance.
Read @. G. Gutelius' change Of fad-
vertisement. He is Offering special
bargains.
III. II. Grimm and son Harry went
to Philadelphia on business on
Tuesday.
Newt. Fehrer and Miss Sears of
Selinsgrove were seen on our streets
on Sunday.
Miss Shinkel Of Centerville spent
Sunday in town, the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. DR.. Mohn.
| / will pay the highest cash price s
for veal calves. G. A. MEIsER,
I7-1l.2t. KnYAMER, Pa.
There will be festival held at
Globe Mills on Saturday evening
July 13, for the benefit of the Globe
Mills S. S.
Miss Margaret Spangler, who hts
just returned from Nebraska where
she had been teaching, spent few
days at Charles Spangler's last week
Mrs. David Rauch of Lebanon nc
companied by her son William and
daughter Kate nre visiting relatives
at this,place
John w. Bucher and Miss Kate
Wolf Of Lewisburg and the Misses
Roth Of Allentown were visitors in
town last Sabbath.
Master Howard Marks. student
of the Chester Springs Orphan
School, is spending his vacation
with his Uncle Joe. Marks OF Swine
ford.
On Monday evening tho Editor OF
the PosT was summoned by tele-
gram to Seliusgrove on account of
his fathers serious illness. The pa
tient has rallied, but is not out of
danger.
The Snyder County Medical So
ciety will convene ut Middleburgh,
July 10th 1895 at 10 A. NJ. All physi-
clans should attend and make the
organization an effective one.
While S. S. Schoch of town and
Chas. Mensch of Bellefonte enjoyed
ride on Saturday their horse took
fright at an umbrella and damaged
the buggy and harness considerably.
On Monday evening Miss Alice
Boyer, who lives with Ellis Hart
man near Centerville, was badly
hurt. She was twirled by the wag.
on wheel and badly injured her
breast. She is getting along nicely.
MISTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM OF
Bliss. The following marriage IL
censes have been granted since our
last publication:
|. \; Young, Mouroe Twp.
Jacob p. Snyder, Port Trevorton,
Maggie /. Houser '
Ner b. Middleswartb, Mcclure,
Maggie Il. Peter,
Or Saturday week ago, while ID.
y. App was hauling hay into his
barn in Monroe Township with n
heavy pair of spirited horses, the
team could not be stopped in time
and the momentum of the wagon
pushed the horses through the
front of the barn. The horses and
the driver fell distance of ten feet
down in the manure yard. The one
horse went through the open door
and the other one was pushed
through the weather boards. The
one horse had leg broken at two
places. The driver, Frank Herman,
was unhurt.
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Trains Leave Lewistown Lnnotion

Il. m, 10 tOam, ~ pm, ~ p m, - d IN
Tor Altoona, ,Pttsburg and the West
72Iam, 93blm,l asp III, go 3s y m,s 20 d m II Is
M, For Philadelphia. New York. Baltimor,.
and Washington.
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my own work, and can walk two miles
without feeling tired. Your Compound
has been worth its weight in gold TO me.
/ cannot praise 1t enough" MATILDA
EHNAM, Columbia, Lancaster Co., Pa.
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20 a m, For Catawissa and Hazslion.
ozo m, 1000 IN, and Il p m, For Wilkcsbarro
= ~ m i02Oa IN, ! bs m, COP m For Sha
m0kin und Mount Carmel
Sunday 1000 a m. for Wilkesbarre.