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TEXAS LIGHT MEN.
mp 10 me Territory Coal MIncs--A Gen
cr;tl Invitation

mp 10 Ire Territory Coal Mlncs--A Gen.
oral Invitation.
ieNhs Gas ana Electric Light Assocla.
''oii' office OF Secretary, Gonzales. Toxas
Apiil -, lS'6.-Circu.ar relative IN head.
rS;np'rts ~ Dallas and excursion to coal
4"n,es IN We Territory:
a. iur oriental hotel has been chosen ne
80, tt'iudittrs Tor our association nnd ma
'nee'lng WEI be called TO order al i, O'clock
fx"c,,, .iy. NAY IL, II is expected that th'
-, l'i'Nt committee and the finance COM
a,,v'e .,,. VIII meet in the hotel rarior Mon
uny AFTERNOON, May II, and act on mntters
"ti0ubht before them ''N'
ihe committee of orr..,,,,o,,,.
N'.'a,nibou iur special excursion rates 10
nmNi,,Mrs'er, krebs and other Territory coal
MINIS points. The fare to memhcrs ot
"a ri fnr , , WIN be cent per milo
Ai,ste ~ md ,Ju r' trip from Dallas to Nc
~ take sleeper II YOU co,lteunint. IAN.
WuB this excursion write Mr.. Thos' ID
ters wi l'' r nas company. Dallas. SO lot
:, =, ,, ana II he mas notice that as mnnv ~
mr." WI go eve viii probably be nearer
Wagna, 'sihis' Ne VIII secure II special
posai from o,ber, which viii be at our dis.
We return, Expense same as nhnye "''"
ma present plan is 10 leave Dallas via
r"ach h' soI ABOUT s;io p. M. OF the i2th, and
'f'n' Where Mr. Dow viii have sn.cin,,
,,,r,, !" ,hke US 10 the Chocinw mines. 10.
The NJ 70 south McAlcster we viii VISIT
train lip'i nm 70 South McAlcster vii lax.
H 1so Tor Dallas which we viii reach ap bout
al AZ o "a; M, Of the l5th--in time To- make
TO no ap,,s n ,Ia,ns ,y for hone.
mans n 'Sil Is neither "A gas nor electric
iha Tet .a,so,e,lstlon. but an association Of
So If von .isNung men and their friends.
hnek tIi'i t nre an electric man don't hold
and 4, ',,nhlns IL is a gas MANS meeting,
thinkinyyo 10Y are gas man don't hold ha <
We ,r,,s NJ, ~ y an electric mans meeting.
li,rh,in,, sm.lns men and we want every
sc mns sompany in the State TO he repro.
indiv,,naIn. ur meetings. II viii pay you
N'' 'auaiiy and II will pay your conipuuy.
1 lt0mer w Sint.,. s,u..,..t.. ~.
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No man stands alone when he s. flight
A temptation resisted. ;s e Zoe overcome.
"A harsh word 70 child may destroy an
angel.
Nothing speaks with a louder voice .haz
a cody Nfe.
If yon would be happy man, learn g -
con,eatei one.
Il you age praying for a revival, daz',
let somebody else do all the work.
The wound mad rs knife may heal.
bat that mad. ~ an Cakiri wcrt v y.
not.
ii would spoil nine men ou. Of ten 20 .e.
them hav. ,nei- ovr way Tor a month
I, biz sermons coale save she world. me
eeyii would have been used - l1-g aso
There ar So many rcopis who zre Only
pleasant Wilde hey -an have .hc.r cw-
way.
1. some mems prayers were always an
s,.sfed the heavens wogia always te -air-
;rr IRE
Ths word SIN -ee.s men who ha,e tse
coefase 20 % rsnc When they aa,t -
suffer FOR II
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working only six days n week we could
find work for one moro seventh man,
and thereby take in nearly all the idle
men here and there throughout the
country. Our national machinery is
not working right. Our commercial
and manufacturing machinery does no.
roll without friction and fire. We vio-
late law at every turn, and hope that
things will turn out well by and by.
When an old horse gets sick we doctor
him and rest him up When an engine
gets out of fix it goes to the shop for
repairs; but when our national and
commercial life gets out of fix we gaze
and stare and wonder like idiots and
never lend II hand in making repairs ant'
readjustmcnts. Livery stables frc-
uucntly do their biggest business on the
Sabbath. So with railroads; sometimes
SO with drug stores, pcddling soda
water, cigars, etc, and the ice cream
dealers frequently make it their busiest
day, combining their men and desecrat-
ing the Sabbath; and frequently the
orders they supply nre for the homes OF
dcacons and stewards and elders in the
church of God.
1t is Il shame upon our civilization, to
say nothing of our Christian vows to
God. Six days shalt thou labor, nnd
these days are yours, says the grca.
God. The seventh is mine. If l were
to meet blind beggar in the road and
give him six OF the seven silver dollars
had in my pocket and he were to grope
his way to my room that night and steal
the other one had left for myself he
would he no greater sinner than the
man who takes the six days God has
given him and then steals the other.
frequently hear men say: II don't like
these Sunday Christians" am free
TO confess they nrc the only ones am
stuck on at all. Show mo II man who
keeps the Sabbath day holy and will
show You man that keeps every day
in the week holy. Show me a man who
desecratcs the Sabbath and I will show
you n man who desccratcs every day in |
the week.
But | believe we are getting better |
along these lines. see some improve
ncnts. Hope forgrcatcr improvements.
In common. with all we need rest, and |
with all who dcplore the state OF |
things now obtaining lift my heart to |
God and pray that the wickedncss of thu
wicked may come to an end snd that the
righteous may be established in the
earth. SAM L. JONES.
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THE sUNnAf scnocx..
Lr2son II. S.eord Quarter. internationa
Settles, April ~.

Lesson ~. s.cord Quarter. internationa
Settles, April -.
10 "Ihrre ~as "a certain rich man."
There Is probably ,o!ne'hlng dispcnsa-
honai, sonlc'hiDg Of lew and gentle, in
tlisi in the rccord IN this lesson; bat, inns.
much 10 tho two preceding chapters treat
largely nt mans treatment OF the love q.
'pi and mans natural blindness TO his
eifrhai wtlfnrn contracted with God =
Abundant provision and desire for man's
welfare, "c Will an consider IT, Az there
Is nothing Ia tho record to indicate that
TINS Is parable | prefer 10 take It rs u
record ~ fW'f, " events which nctually
rnuHpir"d. THIS rich man nakos US think
~ the rich fool ~ I'll, 70 tho rich idolatrr
81 rT'il, 30 and the rich publican Of Xix,
z, md II would 10 wcll t0 COMPARE theeD
Tocords. The rich man of this lesson may
10 called "Tho Rich slcptic."
~. Ana there was certain bcuqnr :"
~ thcro is nothing necessarily sinful In
bclna rioh, for Abraham aud David md
other gp1d men were very rich. 70 thcro IL
nothing nccessarily pious In hung poor,
~ ihr words II our Lard arc, GLOW lnrd.
" shall they that hGyo riches enter into
the Kingdom ~ Goa tchaptnr XVIII. gi).
MT innny wise Or mighty or noble arc
called Il Cor. !, 5000 hut God hnth
chosen tho poor u this world rich In faith
and holrs ~ the Kingdom which He hnth
promised 10 them that love Him (Tns.
II, b.
~. and desiring to DO fed with tho
crumbs which foll from tho rich man.
table Things ara often worry unuycnly
divided In this lifo Some have more than
they can u6o. while others have not tho
ncccssarlcs OF lifc, and dogs seem mora
Kind than men. IL may hayo seemed IA
charity to allow tho boRyar to Ito ut tho
cato and receive tho crumbs from tho ia
bio, though tho record does not say that
no resolved them, but only that no desired
to. II the rich man had only been truo
child OF Abraham and as such ministcrod
10 this poor ono, what u different futuro
he would have haal
w. And II came to pass that tho beg.
gar diod. Tho rich man also died" IL
III appointed unto men onco 10 die (Icb.
TX, ED, and while In tho past Enoch nnd
Elijah have been excused from keeping
this appointment and at tho coming OF
Christ for His saints thcy will all be
caught mp without dying. yot up to this
unio tho great enemy continues his work
upon rich and poor, high and low, with
out respect Of persons. Thank God for tho
ministering angels (Hob. l. 40, who will
welcome us II called % leave tho body and
hear or guiaD Ms ~ tho presence Of tho
Lord.
80. "Ana In bell thedessl he lift UP his
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pray to Mary would tLinl OF Mary-s song
My spirit hath rcjoiccd in God my Say
Jour, they wonld SEQ that Mary herself
needed TO be saved likc other sinners.
2S. Testify unto thom lest hoy also
come Into this place Of torment" If he
hid mover been anxious for his own souls
welfare whilo he lived on tho oarth, he
was now dcsirous for the welfare of his
brethren, who We're still there. There arc
evidently no skep,ics after death T'hoy
all believe the hard facts then.
30. "They have Moses and tho prophets
Lot them hear rhcm." Hero we see the
cause OF this mans lost condition. Uo,
too had Moses and tho prophets while he
lived on the Garth, but no had evidently
dcspiseI them. We hava no evidence that
no had been an openly wicked man Per
haps ho was % very moral man and good
citizen. but he WAS M unbcliever and in
dificront to God and His word and apart
from God there Is NJ lifo.
80. "lf ono went unto them from tho
dead. they will repent" Just SO do many
talk even here. They say: NO ono has
over como back to tell lis about tho hero
after. How do we know" Thoy do not
soon to realize that by such thoughts aud
words they mako God liar II John v,
10). IIe has told us In His word, and the
SON Of God Inns como down from heaven
to tell us Of these unscen realities and 10
dcliver us from going down TO tho pit. II
wo dcspisc the written word, wo also de-
spiso tho living Word, and II wo dcspiso
tho Son wo dcspisa tho Father.
81. III they hear not Moses and tho
prophets, neither will they DO persuaded,
slough ono rose from tho dead" This Is
conclusive testimony by ono who knows
Our Lord Jesus told these facts, and IIc
knows all mon and all that is in man
(John II, "a, a5). All unbelicf is simply
rebellion against God, and His love, and
His Son. The one thing TO do Is 10 believe
God and accept His Son, and do 1t quick
" lest 1t BIO too late.
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LUihor's Bible. which he used in his
study. is in the possession Of Berlin mu.
scum. Its margins are covered with notes
in Lu,her's handwriting.
Dr. Alexander, the new prlmato Of all
Ireland Is over 20, and of late he has los,
something OF the fire Of his eloquence: but
he is. with the possible exception of Dr.
sa!mond, 10y far the greatest preacher II,
the church IN Ireland.
Holman Hunt is father Of scheme for
forming n jewish nation IN Palestine He
wishes TO raise fioj0o 900 and buy out all
Turkish rights in the Holy Land. He
would have the same boundaries as indi-
Gated by Moses.
ROY. Austin Wiley" says the SPRING
foli Republican, who died Mt Northneld.
Mlnn., at the age of 50. had the dstinc-
ton Of being the first editor of the earliest
an'i-slavory paper In the country. This
was the Advocate Of Freedom, which was
abo.iiionists."
The new Protestant Episcopal diocese of
Washington. j. c., includes In It's terri
tory the District of Columbia and the four
countries Ct the southern tier of Mary
iand-Pr'nce Georges, ST. Mary's, Charles
ana Calvert. 1t was formerly part Of the
MarSlani diocese. ard the division was
inast llol only with tho consent, but with
the rec inmcndation of tho bishop OF Mary
land.
Roy. John n. Downs. pastor of Hone
chapel, New York. and an expert in civ
il.,Slon work. IN a recent number of the
iH"ep'n'cnt gives 1t as his opinion of,cr
eNtvh ied personal contact with officers ana
mon oi the salvation Army that the
army, as an Institution, IL "A dangerous
,f'Nai or we church OF Christ, Instead of
iBHs the helpful ally tina, 1t has been uni
IEi My ,GEs.lt rod Ia ln
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GRowTH-s, IN ara women ara devel-
opaa cnilrou. }Se gov along ;he i.aes of
a past evolution. We ran mai no Leaps
IN growth. either physically. intellectually.
ar morally -Kahb. Elkla. Hebrew. saa An
tonic, Texas
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prRE coSPEi.--What rus- wan, today
- ,he pure Gospel. NOT sensational set-
mons ~ f4rry stories Roy u. v Va
son. Pro oyte:.al. We5seAe-iCr. Pa.
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COULDN'T STOP THE DEACON.
Rev. pr Y, occupying n charge in New
England church. announced some time ago
that the regular weekly prayer meeting
would ba devoted TO discussion of n certain
question OF general interest 10 the congre-
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ANNoUMCEMEl

FOR CONGRESS.
THE POST is authorized
HON. w. r. McCOMB OF
county for Congress from In
gresaional District, subject I
of the Democratic Conveniiol
THE POST is authorized
HON. THOS. II. BALI. of WI
ms a candidate for Congress
First Congressional District
the action of tho Democrat
sional Convention.
FOR COUNTY JuD
The Post is authorized to n
name OF i. Lee Schwnndcr II
of county judge of Harris co,
subject to the action OF the
party.
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Rez!S |ous MRE1p

.he-s!n-Rev Rather rs,-7ce. cA;Aolie
Aus;.a- Ninr.
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TIE LAW OF GoD--I.3se e ~ ~
stamp CO TIE unseen o. iAe seen Mtn
nave been s.CkiSe fo- tie crri- 6; f.c ~
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AsPlRATIoN-God created man with
certain aspirations. and all the aspira-
tons OF the soul are not satisfied by any.
thing on this earth. No matter how
great the honors are that man may az.
quire. II Will not I'LL out the aspirations or
Chs mana soul that God has implanted
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sPoILs or oFFlCE-In the -a;h Of
irQe'css q the hlnsscm 81 Gos ~ earth
'a.fe j. af Obstacle when as Car.stian
fi'i@' re- We ought 70 -efnn-c /. IS the
n-'wark cf I'D forms cf corruption. refer
- ~nat is sroTu a. ihe snoils system,
"0ie' W tr.rf - ina custom q reward
iir lelilrai WORKERS with Office. ana
makes iLpile o:ace ine lesiiirnu;e prey OF
tie rirter'p4s party Roy. \ T xxx
p-'r- Z. Presbyterian. Tacoma. Wash.
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1AN-ln our attempt n solYr Tie M
hifs ~ the universe we Iagei b., yoyer,ad
- our r,aRon. 0rJ no cAn ssa noihlu..
l'fh'r hon NINA lif may b. eal4r.t3.
r"iheg developed, Lpt ihete oan nebaf
bp anything tigisr conceivable iG ua
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brpoMyA. n. Y.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES.

Luthors Bible which he used in his
study. is in the possession Of Berlin mu-
scum. Its margins are covered with notes
in Lu,hers handwriting
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JESliS-Tho whole life NJ Jesus was
beautiful and such iifc an only n Divine
being could live. HIS miracles were those
which only God could perform. ana In
them, while In the mortal flesh Of man. he
proved he was nj the same time God
Rev George Il. Mahony, Catholic. Woon-
socket. X. !.
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23
ADVANTAGES.

In few more days the election
will be over, and then the attention
of everybody will again be turned
to the advancement and of
the welfare Of the community.
Graham county has more natural
advantages than any other county
in Arizona. No place on earth
has a climate superior to that of
this valley for those afflicted with
lung and head troubles.
If the proper steps were taken
hundreds of people in Ill health
would at least spend their winters
here, and numbers would locate
here permanently. Aside from
our healthy climate is the wonder
ful mineral, coal and agriculture
lands. The mining camps of Cliff
| ton and MorencI, and the smaller
ones adjacent to them are wonder
| full in the richness and extent oftheiI
ores. The coal fields, situated il
the north west corner Of thu
county are extensive enough t.
supply the entire southwest will
| first class coal. Those who havu
held claims there for so long ar
now about to be rewarded as Sur
voyor Logan and sevoal assistant
went there last week to make tn
survey. AS soon as it is complete,
patents will be secured to the lard
and operations commence immed
lately, which will attract capital
lists to this section of the country
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23

Col. Fitch in his magnificent
display ofelocutionary training and
rhetoric the other night at Thatcher
sal / if silver was remonetized the
other nations would use the United
States as q dumping ground fol
their silver, which would ruin us.
Well, that is the kind of ruin we
are after, and will thank God when
it arrives.
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23
Curtis II otes.

The political meetings appoint.
ed for Curtis failed to materealize
owing TO high water.
There is considerable talk Of
organizing a coop store here
which if started, will undoubtedly
prove q profitable investment.
Farmers are busy blowing ant
planting their fall grain.
Billie Birchfeld;s the popular
Democratic candidate for Sheriff
was in town Tuesday looking aftel
his political interests.
We have the best watered sec
tion of country in the ella valley
and plenty of room for settlers
Land ranges in price from fifteer
to thirty dollars per acre.
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23
First publication Sept IS.
NOTICE For PUBLICATION
Homestead NO. 1886.

Homc stead NO. 1886.
LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON ARIzl
September l4th 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
that said proof will be made before the Clerk OF
the District Court at SOlomonville Arizona, on
October 30th, 1896, viz:
Ed Allen, of Stafford, Graham County Arizona,
for the w Z of Sc u and Sc Il of Sc a Sec q
and NV Z ONE 4 Sec 2S, TIPS R 2G L
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz:
William d Jefferson, Fred II MCGOWAN,
Thomas Blake and William r Smith, all of SAT-
ford, Graham county, Arizona,
EUGENEJ j TRIPPEL
Register
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23
ToR JUsrICE OF THE PEACE.

We hereby announce our
selves as the regularly nom
mated candidates for the Of
flee of Justice of the Peace
of Stafford precinct. The
voters are reminded that this
precinct is entitled to two
.InSticeS.
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23

REPUBLICAN moto is: "Remem-
Der a vote for Doran is a vote for
Republican principles, protection
and honest money" all Of which
we don't want.
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23
FOR SUPERVISOR.

| hereby announce myself
as an independent democrat
ic candidate for Supervisor
of Graham county.
|. E. D. ZUNDEL.
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23
FoR RECORDER.

| hereby announce myself
as an independent candidate
for Recorder of Graham
county. Election to be held
Nov. }rd, 1896. n
w. E. BECK.
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23

J.K. Rogers is as certain OF
election to the Legislature as the
election comes off, and it is only a
Just recognition of his honesty and
intregIty.
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23

Word comes from Tucson that
Miss Ella Owens, who is attending
the University is making rapid
progress in her studies, which is
very satisfactory to her parents
and friends.
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23
BANK ISSUES.

"Congress alone has power to
coin and issue money, and Pres't.
jackson declared that this power
could not be delegated to corpora
tlons Of individuals. We, there
fore, denounce the issuance OF
notes as money for national banks
as in derogation of the Constitu-
tion, and we demand that all paper
which is made legal tender for
public and private debts, or which
is receivable for dues to the Unit
ed States, shall be issued by the
Government of the United States
and shall be redeemed in coin"
THIS a declaration, pure and
simple, for greenbackS.
TARIFF REFORM POSTPONED.
"Until the money question is set
tied we are opposed to any agita
ton for further changes in our tar
i1f laws, except such as are neces
sary to make the deficit in revenue
caused by the adverse decision o
the Supreme Court on the incom'
tax"
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23
VIM. PACKER.
w. D. FRENCH.

| hereby announce myself
as a candidate for Justice OF
the Peace of Fl. Thomas
precinct, election to be held
November 3rd, 1890.
Louis REASHAU.
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23

B. B. Adams Is getting ready to
enter the treasurer's office, to
which ho will be elected on Nov.
3rd.
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23

Billy Birchfeld will be elected
sheriff of Graham county without
an effort.
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23
CLOTHING REPAIRED,

All kinds of clothing repaired at
reasonable prices, by Mrs. Geo.
Webber, who now lives just south
of the Merrill brick kiln, Stafford.
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23
INCOME TAX.

"But for this decision by the
Supreme Court there would be no
deficit in the revenue under the
law passed by Democratic Con
gress, that court having sustained
under that decision constitutional
objections to its enactment, which
have been overruled by the ablest
judges who have sat on the bench
We declare that it is the duty Of
Congress to use all the constitu
tional power which remains after
that decision, or which may come
from it's reversal by the court, as
it may hereafter be constituted, SC
that the burdens Of taxation may
be equally and impartially laid tc
the end that wealth may bear it:
due proportionate expenses of the
Government"
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23

A new line of fancy silk and
silk striped shirts, just received, at
bed rock prices, at j. I. Owens.
7-24-tf
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23
FOR RENT,

Good brick house in Thatcher
For particulars apply to this Office
If
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23
FOR CONSTABLE.

| hereby announce myself
as a candidate for constable
of SolononVille precinct.
A. A. SCHWERIN.
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23

DR.. Howard Billman, President
of the University delivered an able
lecture to the institute last night,
which was highly appreciated by
all who heard him.
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23
FOR PROBATE JUDGE AND COUNTY
SCHOOL sUPERINTENDENT.

| hereby announce myself
as an independent candidate
for Probate Judge and Coun-
tv School Superintendent OF
Graham county.
THOS. E. WILLIAMS.
Graham guardian., 1896-10-23
ANNOUNCE: E:MENTS.
FOR SHERIFF..

| hereby announce myself
as an Independent candidate
cor sheriff of Graham county.
w. B. FOSTER.