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The National tribune., 1895-07-18
A List of Don'ts for Stamp Collectors.


Don't paste your stamps into your albums,
but use stickers or hinges"
Don't use any old copybook if you can
afford to buy an album. Dealers can supply
albums at any price from % cents upward
Don't trim your stamps. Many valuable
stamps have been ruined by this process.
Don't cut envelope stamps to shape. Cut
them out square, leaving good margin on
all sides.
Don't handle your stamps any more than
you can help.
Don't buy rare stamps from any but re-
sponsible dealers. Some counterfeits resem-
bic the genuine stamps marvellously. No
one not an ex pert could tell them apart.
Don't buy Chinese locals, "Seebecks," and
other philatelc trash, which is made pur-
poeely for sale to stamp-collectors.
Don't expect to get something for moth
ing.
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NO. 1947-DECAPITATION
II with FIRST you don't succeed,
Try the more;
Nothing lost by honest deed,
The world DER
PRIME will land you in the end
At the top. you may depend,
III you try.
Those who pin their hope on Last
Make no gains.
And in failures slough stick fast,
For their pains.
BANK on FIRST, no thought TO FINE,
III with fortune Won would shine
Bye and BY
Miss FIR. st. Mary's, o.
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j. z. W. Boston. Mass.

NO. 195S-DOUBLE- LETTER ENIGMA.
Upon the galloS's boards" saw
FINAL man, upstrung:"
bis eyes were TOTAL since " the law
Condemned him to be hang.
The PRIMAL played n mournfuI diroa
And each one held his breath:
One flash of steel, one awful surge.
And he was launched to death
-HEsPERUs, Worcester Mass
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NO. 1951-2-soUARKs

l. English Surgeon; 1910 . p. o.. Worth Co.
Mo. 8 One who saIutes. T. One who or that which,
brings forth, ELECTS extracts. s. town in ItaIv
g. A small incOsed area. Z. To give an account 81
HAL HAZARD, Baltimore Md.
l. Struggled. g. A loose, opsn Jacket for women.
tCentJ B. A genus of round worms. (Centl 4
Vigor. 5. sponge. (Stsnd) 8. An abnormal
development OF the epidermal plant-cells cnused
oy gal -nites or phytoptids. (Stand) T. Renders
harmless or inoeuous
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SUFFOLK, Va. May 8, 1895
DEAR DR.. BYE-You have made one of the
most wonderful cures in the case Of Bro. jesse
Ballard i ever knew He was at deaths door;
now he is well. Rev. II. Ii. BUTLER.
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saw. The subject will be the New Woman
on Bicycles" from the Bible.
A lannon's young new woman journalist OF
Louisville is on the program 70 make an ad-
dress. Woman The Politician" This brave
little lady is Miss Elvira Lydnor Miller, OF the
Times. and she will make times pretty hot for
the boys when she talks.
Fred w. Boyer the able Secretary of Mime
sofa. has resigned, owing to the busy season in
his line of business.
Lizzie c. Eckert an active L. II. W., OF Hast
ings, Mimi. will succeed Friend Boyer as Sec
rotary. Minnesota should give her loyal
support.
One of our Michigan L. II. W. boys remarked
recently that the new woman" wasn't trouo-
ling him half AS much the old woman.
He hasn't been married many years. and an
swers to the sobrquet Earl of Kent"
The Muzzo s" will be on deck at Louis
vile. Look out for spoons.
Hargrove. the irresistible, gets out q note
head rather attractive for its tassels and iringes
This is the way it reads:
IN. Warner HarVrove, Postmaster, Notary
Public, Pension Attorney, Dealer in Feed. Hay,
Coal. Wood and General Merchandise, Lumber
Merchant, Alderman, Secretary L. Ill. W.
What next?
Someone has perpetrated very bad joke and
vengeance descends on the knave who rushes
in where angels fear TO tread"
The following is copy OF cards sent out BY
this practical joker:
Mr.. aud Mrs. Seaman
requests your presents at
the marriage of their daughter
Amy
Dir. George Martin,
of
Louisville, KY,
June Ia, 1895.
No wonder Georgia Martin has taken to
wearing boomers.
The Reunion ut Louisville will be a go"
and i hope everybody will 90. Do what you
will, but go; 20 anyway, even If you can't.
/ hold it true whate'er befall,
feel il when count The cost;
'Ts better To have gone and lost,
Than never to have gone at all.
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ANSWERS To no. 195-JUSE 9. 1895.
1Ss3-The battle Of Balls Bluff
lsoi-Baser; Stber.
1855 T9se
DO PAP
NAERs RaNre
" : n y BEL RATES
Won PARAMALTC
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MESTER PETARDEEE
SHORTER RFLfRRs
lNSsR SIGNS
TOR CAR
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lss7-Comes: Goes Isss-Be-half
1889 9 IsqO-
CAR Ala
OANAN SCORs
CARACAS SHOTRRL
CARAJ ARAS ACOENFT
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RACAuOUTS ARRECTTSa
MAR CDS SETH TIE
SARTS IArVE
SIS EVG
Authors Of word-forms: Roksby. Phil. J. e W,
Rex Ford
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SUNDAY MEDITATION
A Study Of the International Sunday
School Lesson Appointed for July
%, 1895.

Subject: Hobab Urged to Accompany 1sra-
elites In the Wilderness. Su., 10: 1886.
zone reading these notes should first carefully
study the paragraph from the Holy Scriptures as
I'D, al ahny 4
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NEW PUzzLEs.-No. 2o1.

Authors Of wOrd-forms: Roksby. Phil. J. E. w.
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ANSWERS TO 40. I95-JUNE 9, 1895.
lss3-The battle Of Balls Bluff
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Our friena. Edith DickeY and Matte Elliot

UUr lfItNNB EUII1 DfChBy HIIU MINUTE TlIIIUtI
are respectively Secretary and Treasurer of the
Department of Indiana. W.R.C., and they will
be with at Louisville. Keep your eye OH
Matte she carries the cash.
Has anyone discovered lost, strayed or
stolen Cone laying around the country any
wheref
Rose Jansen is dying-some red, white and
blue ribbons to at Reunion.
Will some kind l.. II. w. inform Georgia
Martin how TO make al hot tamales."
Cnrinu
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LOYAL HOME WORKERS.

Bertha Putnam, Postville, Iowa.
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NEBRASKA LOYAL HOME WORKERS.

The Loyal Home Workers of Nebraska re-
quest the pleasure Of your company at their
meeting Wednesday, Aug. % at Hastings. Neb.;
also. to the entertainment Thursday. 80 The
week beginning Aug. 26 being Interstate Kan
sas and Nebraska X. Reunion, the railroad
rates will be cheap. and we hope to see you one
and all. grand time will be had. LH.W.
Headquarters will be prominently marked, SO
that all may find it. We hope that none may
miss it.
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JOURNEY To TABERAH.
NJ, 10: 1886.

Mt. Sinai to Tsberah. As miles See II 8.
Mt. Sanai was the starting point. and we have
in 10: 80 IS all we can know as to the route
events.
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journey. he could serve them where even
their own eyes might DO unable TO help guide
them.
4. Verse 30 shows liberal spirit-s disposi-
ton to share benefits. Aud this for fair con-
sideration, for Hobab by the very statement of
Moses was to render valuable services.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15


One great step in advance might
be taken in this territory toward
reform in teachers examinations.
We are decidedly in favor of main
tsining high standard; yet what
Is the use of testing the primary
,teaahe~yfrgeometry trigonometry
or calculus1 Would il not be much
better to confine the examination
of those who train the little ones
of tender years, simply to subject,
methods and work in the primary
grades? High scholarly attain
ments are certainly desirable and
absolutely indispensable when Sc
lecting principals of schools, super
intendents Of high schools or even
&eachers in the grammar schools
The work of the primary instruc-
Cor, however, is in a different field
altogether. In practical work in
She schoolroom, only rudiments Of
4he various sciences are taught
these should be thoroughly master
ed. Tact and ability to impart in
formation, together with loving
disposition is about all the capltal
required in the lower grades o.
school work. No one can become
proficient in all lines Of instruction
consequently it seems only neces
sary to examine in the practical
work one is called upon to per
form Reuie,c.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15

fHx coroner's inquest on the
body Of Miss Nellie Harrington,
Who was murdered in San Francis
q recently, resulted in a verdict
q murder by an unknown person.
Detectives are still at work on the
csse in the hope that they will dis
cpver the murderer. San Francis
% is undoubtedly making record
for herself, so far as atrocious
Murders are concerned, that is un.
Anviable.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15
Conflicting stories.

James Dolan, who mysteriously
disappSared from Gold Hill a few
months ago, was seen by L. d.
Giddings in Los Angles recently
He explained to Mr.. Giddings that
he had received a COL notice or
dering him to leave camp. This
same information was conveyed to
the Enterprise at the time of his dis
appearance but was scarcely cred
tied. His tongue has wagged too
much about decent women. There
are others in this country in the
same boat and this should be les
son to them.-Enterprise.
This is strange story that the
Enterprise credits to Giddings. No
one in this section Of the country
heard of this notice. Mr.. P. John.
son tells the Liberal a story regard
ing the matter that is still stranger.
He says Dolan got the notice all
right and that it was sent him by
the Silver City Masonic Lodge
warning him to leave because he
had slandered the widow of a
mason. The penalty for not obey
ing being death. This would ex-
plain why nothing was heard of the
notice either at Gold Hill or Lords
burg. The Liberal is inclined to
take Gidding's story as well as
Johnson's with q liberal allowance
of salt.-Liberdl.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15

Through an oversight we failed
to mention the fact, in our last
issue, that Miss Jennie Kelley re-
turned home last week from three
years course at an eastern college.
She has completed her course and
graduated. We extend congratu-
lations to Miss Jennie on the high
degree she attained in the gradual.
ing class.
Mr.. o. M. Allen called at our of.
fee yesterday and informed US that
Mrs. Aliens condition is becoming
more hopeful every day. She
seems to be gaining strength slow
ly, her appetite is better and she
was able to sit up few minutes
Thursday.
We have received an invitation
to the Cluff reunion to be held at
the residence of Bishop Joseph
Cluff, at Central, on June goth, IN
honor of the one hundreth birthday
of the Patriarch, David Cluff.
The United States Grand jury
adjourned last Wednesday and
Messrs J. T. Owens and B. Palm
returned home Thursday.
W. I. Webb, one of Pimas pop
ular merchants, was caller
GUARDIAN Office this wer'
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'SNS---
The Loco Plant.

u lLoco growing on the plains in
great abundance again this year.
The loco plant grows in a bunch
about the size of an ordinary hat
and is rank green and tender. Its
blossoms are blue in color, it is a
nuisance to stockmen, for while
horses which have never tasted it
will leave it untouched so long as
the grass is good, woe be the horse
which has acquired taste for it,
for they will not touch the grass as
long as there is any loco in sight.
The loco habit is as bad for horses
as the strong drink habit is for
men, it ruins them, it seemingly
directly affects the brain and the
horse which eats it gets stiff in the
joints and has little use of his mus
cles and is foolish, when you go to
lead him he is as liable to run
backwards as he is to go forward,
and shows many other symptoms
of the strange plants effect on his
brain. Often locoed horse will
stand over a trough for fifteen
minutes before he can get sufficient
control over his nerves to stoop
down and drink, the loco plant has
been sent to a chemist for analysis,
but so far nothing about it has been
discovered that is poisonous, or in
furious to it, yet the fact remains
that it is the ruination of horses
and when one once acquires the
habit of eating it, it becomes a
mania-an incurable disease with
him, and though he may be placed
where he can get no more of it he
will never recover, men who have
pastures can protect their horses,
but where the horses roam at large
there is trouble.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15
DUNCAN.

The Detroit Copper Go. has
again started up its work train.
1t passed through here loqlsiag
quite natural. -s.1<-sE@'
DR.. H. d. Underwood, of Tue
son, passed through to Clifton on
Saturday and returned to Tucson
again on Sunday.
The assay Office or works is now
ready for business. Bring on your
ores. Mr.. Wores will do the fair
thing with all mine men who have
ore for sale. He is doing a good
business now and it will increase
right along.
Very little rain as yet and the
river is dry below here. Rain is
threatened every day and we ex-
pect a good one before long.
Mr.. Raber, who is acting as
agent, was compelled to return to
Clifton for repairs, having lost a
main spring. His father, who is a
matchmaker, at Clifton, soon sent
him back repaired.
We notice large lot of drum.
mers passing in and out of Clifton
and they say they are doing good
business. They say better times
are not only expected, but they
are prevalent now.
| Mr.. Edward Brewster, Ward &
Courtney's foreman, met with ar
accident last week. An evenel
broke on stacker, striking hin
on the breast, breaking one rib
DR.. Hoefer, of Clifton, dressed th,
wound.
Mr.. Patrick Ward left for E
Paso last week, at which place h,
expects to meet parties from tn
east to figure ON putting in a bi,
dam in the Rio Grande river, nea
Ration, N. M.
! Very few farmers are coming t
town now; they are all busy mai
; ing their crops and if it will raj
!. up the river to give them waite
> they will do well this season.
Mr.. Lon Moore can now g,
about ms farm and do chores, b,
one hand and arm will not be muc
e good for some months yet.
~ Mrs. A. G. Windham spent Sc
"a eral days in town last week, visi
II ing Mrs. Brown.
h The correspondent of this pla,
i for the Bulletin says through tn
q o sheet that Judge Blake, of Saffor
q has secured the Arizona Copp
+ Cos. hay contract for the ensuir
" year. This is mistake; the co
, tract will be held here; 1t w
simply reported that a Saffo,
party had secured it.
Mr.. Brewster made a fyil
q trip to Clifton to see the doct
u last Tuesday and returned We
~ nesday.
|; Florence Brown went to Cliff,
,s Monday last to visit her papa, ]
10 turning next day.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15

The meeting ofthe Arizona Press
Association will be held at Prescott
On July 4th. 1t was first announc-
"a that the meeting would take
place on the 9Th; but the change is
q good one as it will give the
psncil-pushers a chance to celebrate
tbe Fourth with the patriotic citi-
ssns of Prescott. After the meet.
ng the members of the Association
uill visit the Grand Canyon of the
Colorado.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15
Notice for Publication.
Homestead No. 1851.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON ARIz.)
June 13. 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the following-nam-
ed settler has filed notice of her intention to
make final proof in support of her claim, and
the Probate Court at solomonville, Arizona, on
July 20, 1895. viz
Margaret R. Jean, widow of William L. Jean. of
Central, Graham county Ariz. for the s y of N
w u Sec 2S TIP 6 s R25E.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz:
Thomas G. Webster, Jacob G. Bigler, William
G, Clemens and Oscar Tyler, all of Central, Gra-
ham county, Arizona.
EUGEANE ]. TRIPPEL,
REGISTER,
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15

II seems that the new Secretary
Il State will have his hands full
for some time to come as there are
complications, (some of them SER
sbus) to settle between the United
States and nearly every other civ
1ixed nation.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15
The Drummer,s Prayer.

Before dinner was served at one
ofsour fashionable Arizona hotels
not long ago, drummer who oo-
cupied the foot of the table, was
asked by the proprietor, who in a
dignified manner held the seat of
honor, to say Grace. Drummers
as general rule have the reputa
tion of beng, Cup to date" and
this one was no exception. Much
to the landlords Embarrassment the
following prayer was offered:
"Our landlord at the head of this
table, we hallow thy name, Let
the beef steak come; let it be
properly done; let it be free from
taint; give us this day some ham
and eggs, also fruit to season; for
give us when we kick, as we for.
give those who kick against us;
lead us not to unclean, buggy beds;
deliver us from dirty towels and
cockroaches and thine is the glory
for ever and ever"
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15
Notice for Publication.
Homestead No. 1850.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIz.,l
June 8, 1895. !
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention
to make final proof in support of her claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk of
the District Court, at Solomonville, Arizona, on
July q, 1885, viz Mary Blair, widow of Carleton
]. Blair, deceased, of Thatcher, Arizona, for the
w u and u of u Sec %, and N E Il OF
N E Y Sec q, Twp 6 8, r % E.
She names the following with esses to prove
of said land, viz: William r. Waddle, David v.
A. Talley George Skinner and Peter Q. Peterson
all of Graham, Graham county, Arizona.
EUGENE ]. TRIPPEL,
6-l5-6t Register
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15

PRESIDENT Cleveland has appoint
I'd Judson Harmon of Cincinnati,
O.. as Attorney General, to fill the
vacancy caused by Attorney Gen
Gal Olney being appointed Secre-
tsry of State. Judge Harmon is
0ne of the loading lawyers of Ohio,
q we'll as one of her best citizens.
Ks is forty-nine years of age; he
graduated at Denison Univercity
h 1866, and commenced the prac.
tice of law three years later, in the
cfty of Cincinnati where he has
lived ever since and built up q
reputation such as few men ever
attain.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15

E. T. Ijams, Safford's popular
druggist, went to his cattle ranch
near Wilcox last Monday and re
turned Thursday. Mr.. Ijams says
the cattle in the yacinity of his
ranch are looking well.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15
oUEER INCREASE.

Seven little missionaries
Horrible their fate
Cnnnibals picked clean their bones,
Then they were ate.
John Kendrick Bana,
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15

Tim Popuiists of the East are
Olling the Democrats thieves,
claiming that they stole their prin-
afpies, that Of free silver.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15

The Hon. Chas. M. Shannon is
reported to be leading the van
among the crowd of aspirants for
Gov. Hughes chair, should his en-
emies succeed in unseating him.
Shannon would undoubtedly re-
reive the most thorough Territori-
al supportfor the place when vacant
Of any man whose name has yet
been mentioned.-PheniG Herald.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15

Corn for sale by Beebe & Sulli-
van. 6-15-2t
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Wight, of Solomonville, is
reported to be dangerously ill.
], T. Owens & Cos. grist mill
commenced business in earnest
this week.
J. T. Owens keeps the finest line
of shoes in town. 4-20 tt
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15
TERRITORIAL.
Clipped and Condensed From Late
Exchanges.
PASSING EVENTS OF THE WEEK

EVENTS OF THE WEEK
Throughout the Territory
Edited with the Scissors.
Prof. Storment has resigned as
the principal of the Normal school
and DR.. McNaughton of Prescott
has been appointed in his stead
Free Press.
-)o(-
A large amount of wool'ls being
shipped to Navajo and Holbrook
for shipment to the wool markets
east. The prices are point higher
than last year.-S Johns Herald.
-)o(-
Hon. E. J. Edwards and wife
came in from Florence Monday
night and took rooms at the Kim
ball House. They left Tuesday for
Phenix. The Judge is slowly re-
covering from his severe illness
Free Press.
-)o(-
J. N. Portor, merchant of Pima,
and one of the big cattlemen Of
Graham county was over from
there on business Wednesday. Mr..
Portor made sale recently of a
shipment of cattle which will be
loaded at Thomas on the 10th in
slant. Some of his neighboring
ranchmen are putting in with him
to make up the shipment.-,Stock-
man.
| -)o(-
| Barnabe Palm, who way back in
the sixties was mail rider from
Tucson to Apache Pass, was in from
Stafford, Graham county, yesterday
visiting old friends and looking
over his old stamping ground
Many and wonderful are his stories
of the old days when things were
livelier than now.-Star.
, -)o(-
Il Robert Eastman, one of th'
= switchmen belonging TO the nigh
crew in the yards here, had bot
feet badly crushed Sunday nigh
> while at work. He was riding OF
J. the front foot board of the switcl
Q engine when a short rail allowe,
v the front end to get off, catchini
the unfortunate man. 1t was to b
Mr.. Eastman's last night of worl
. in that position and his man.
s friends regret his misfortune
a Williams Ne,os.
ri -)o(-
On Saturday night J ohn Harvar
who lives on the Gulley place &C
8 joining the experimental static
l. south Of town, hearing noise /
.llthe orchard went out to invest
b0ateand discovered four Mexican
M St1aai<iE3 ff0ltsh Hes attempted t
bpqt tlIsnlAlf We !placs, q N whsEsupo
&<03F F{ff n w N n 4 ~ n
= Ink kidrpstt issu n MY le
h1m inko' a31 \ II a seiA \ llll
= decamped snps lf'cs. 2
= -)of-
,fI Capt. A. L. Myer, Indian Ager
= at San Carlos spent several houl
q in Wilcox yesterday afternoon
le arriving on a freight from Bowl
d and going out on the passenger I
q 8 o'clock. He was enroute to Flo
- ence where district court is in Sc
20 sion. Capt. Myer said, in speakir
L of the Indian situation at h
or agency that all was quiet there, an
ID t}af ~ I8afn anything concernin
/ n tI36 4 Ill 1{Iians over which he h!
charge 1t is necessary to get ava
from the agency, which goes
re prove the old saying that to g
he the news you must go away fro
GO home.-Sulphur Valley Ne,os.
Te -)o(-
'e The Hon. Chas. M. Shannon
re reported to be leading the va
It. among the crowd of aspirants fl
Gov. Hughes chair, should his Q
emies succeed in unseating hir
bit Shannon would undoubtedly +
ID reive the most thorough Territol
: al support for the place when vacal
- Of any man whose name has y
n been mentioned.-Ph Pheair Herald.
at -.s.--
rv C6nfiicting Stories.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15
Executors Sale.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
COUNTY OF GRAHAM, %

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, / 90
COUNTY OF GRAHAM,
Public Notice is hereby given that on the 10th
day of June, 1895, In the town of Morenci, said
county and Territory, at the door of the Sartoris
and Russi saloon building, at the hour Of II
O'Clock am of said day, we viii sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash, the fol-
lowing described property
u interest in the said saloon buildingat Nor
enci,
Z interest in certain restaurant building at
4 interest in China restaurant building at
Morenci,
Y interestin certain barber shop in Morenci
Il interest In certain saloon building at Met
calf.
Il interest in seven head of cattle at or near
Metcalf
Y interest in quantity Of fliquors and stock
on hand ineaid saloons. All of said property
being situated in said county.
Said property is of the estate of Dominic Sar-
toris. deceased, and will be sold pursuant 10 On
orderof the Probate Court OF said county.
GABRIEL BIGANDO, ~
CATHERINE BIGANDC.
Dated this June 4, 1895 Executors
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15


0Anaxa crying out that the days
a. I'D ;kixertysare num-
!: Ma v ( ialiA local
never die. They Y k:s|
~ the laurel and the ivy ''lAsy
will grow on any soil whers a
home and fireside can exist. They
will thrive in any human heart
where there is the sentiment of
patriotism to give them light and
warmth. They will CLEAN in the
xnnshine and in the tempest and
storm; and in every breast where
Justice finds a home, they will be
She guests Of honor. In prosperi-
~ they are the wine and the flower
,iA adversely their heart is q the
rugged oak. The prineipl2a Of l,.e''
.nocracy are .asa Is Aas
tho loxse desire
fbr happin havor of the
natioii|s and their essence
14hunfan integrity. "If you have
any flowers to plant" on the grave
sf Democracy--keep them. There
will be many other funerals first.
Vidatc.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15

The tables are supplied with the very best
to be had in the market; all kinds of vegetables
and fruit in season. Families boarded at
special rates. Give us call and be convinced.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-15

Happenings Throughout the Territory
Edited with the Scissors.
Prof. Storment has resigned as
the principal of the Normal school
and DR.. McNaughton of Prescott
has been appointed in his stead
Free Press.