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Graham guardian., 1898-06-03
II Special Sales Every Day.

also a large line of mems pants from
$500 to $500 per pair, over 20 different
styles, and fine linen crash suits of,
different patterns which we are selling
very cheap.
Also a hot line of shirts, the. only house
in the valley that carries white silk puff
BOSOM golf shirts.
A fine line of Gents neckwear at bottom
prices.
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03
---NV0---
In A Hole,

Washington, May 3O--Shortly
after midnight the navy depart
ment received dispatch from
Schley saying he had positively
seen and recognized Cervera's fleet
IN the harbor of Santiago de Cuba,
safely penned up.
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03
Watch Our Smoke,

Washington, May 3O-At noon
to-day SchIey officially notified
the navy department that the
Spanish fleet is bottled up in San.
tiago harbor. Now watch our
smohe.
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03
Santiago de Cuba Bombarded.

Port Au Prince, Haytl, May 81.
About 2 o'clock this afternoon
an American squadron, composed
of fourteen warships, of which the
cruiser New York displayed the
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03

Alfalfa hay is selling for Sc per
ton in Graham county, probably
the lowest price being paid in the
territory.-Gdzette.
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03
C0MPLIMENTARY.

The GUARDIANS special
number is on our table. 1t
is nicely gotten up, well
written and printed, and will
90 far to advertise Graham
county.-Arizonian.
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03

A COMMERCIAL club, composed Of
the business men of the town is
something Stafford is badly in need
of. The history Of Globes COM
mercial club demonstrates this
fact,
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03

Stafford is badly in need Of a
city park. Our citizens are al
ways progressive in every public
enterprise, yet nearly every town
in the valley has its public grounds,
while VIC are destitute of anything
of the kind.
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03
LADIES' DEPARTMENT:

Ladies' dress goods speciality. Lawns,
Prints, Swiss Linons, Madras, Dress
Lining of different shades, Silks, Sateens
and Cashmeres in all the latest patterns
and colors. A splendid assortment of
Ladies' Cuffs and Collars.
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03

HARVESTING has begun in earnest.
The crops average this year per-
haps as well as during any time IN
the history of the valley.
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03

WONDER how may volunteers the
Bulletin will furnish this call.
There has been no lack of chance
this time Bro. Kelly.
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03
First Publication June 8.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Homestead Entry No. 1890

y
LAND OFFICE AT Tucson ARI2oNAl
May 3lst, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of bis claim and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk OF
the District Court at Solomonville, ArIz., on
July 10th sS9S viz:
David V. A. Talley, of Stafford, Graham Co.
Arizona, for the y of SW <, NV 4 of SW x
and sW 4 of Sc 4 See %, Tp6 s R 25 Z, q &
M.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land, viz:
Allen T. West, william r. Waddill, George
W. skinner, nnd Peter 0. Peterson, all OF SAT.
ford, Arizona.
EUGENEJ ]. TRIPPEL,
Register
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03

If the Trailer wants to "roast"
the Bulletin for it's unpatriotic
utterances, why did it not do as
The GUARDIAN did, take the re-
sponsibility upon itself and not
wait to have it communited. Is
the IrdlerS course manly or
courageous?
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03

DR.. W. f. Lindley; rear of post
office. Office hours from s to 10
a, m. 9.l7-tf.
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03

$1,000 worth of harness and sad
dies bought for cash, will be sold
cheap for cash ,at John Blake & Co.
If
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03

DR.. w. +. Lindley; rear of post
Office. Ofice hours from 8 to 10
a. m. 0-17.tf.
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03
---SSo--------
Good News from the Cubans,

Key West, May Sl.-Couriers
from Cuba today brought very en-
couraging reports from General
Calixto Garcia's army. Garcia
alone, it is said, has 10000 men
better, equipped than ever before
except in the matter of clothrng
and they are IN excellent spirits.
Five thousand men it is added
occupy the territory along the
northern coast near Manatee. The
Spanish troops have withdrawn to
Santiago. Holquin and Marzanil-
10 and General Garcia have estab-
lished headquarters at Bayamo.
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03
A Good Prize.

Washington, May 30-A Span
ish steamer with four thousand
tons of coal on board was captur-
ed to-day while trying to enter the
harbor of Cienfuegos. The crew
tried to sink the vessel to prevent
il falling INTO American hands but
were unsuccessful.
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03
A. E. JACOBSON. IN
REMEMBER THAT

We are giving free with every $50 cash
purchase IL doz. photos, and with a
$50 purchase 1 doz. MantiIla Photos,
taken at the Williams gallery. The
best and most liberal offer going.
Special sales from Monday morning un- X\\\
til Saturday night N>N
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03

fine line of Ladies' high-grade, hand
sewed, button shoes made to sell tor
$2.So and $500 we sell them at
$1.OO to $500.
Mems shoes of all styles and kinds for
4 Granger, Clerk or Dude.
w ~: :' ss;s':s!:s; Is. ": :; !; l.: h: . :. kinds:
Graham guardian., 1898-06-03

The GUARDIAN having Just
added q lot of new material
to its Job Plant and also ad-
ded largely TO its stock of sta
tionery is better prepared
than ever to execute fine job
work. Also remember that
the GUARDIAN Is taken and
read by the PEOPLE, making
it the best advertising medi-
UNI in the county,
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The Copper Market.

Boston. Nov. @-The transcripts
weekly review of the copper share mar
ket says: There was considerable realix-
ing In Boston and SOM recessions in
copper stock prices. but on the whole the
group held well and some further gains
were recorded. Arcadian ran up | point to
ssh. a net rise for the week of 6: Old Do
minion touched ssh and Siis. closing at
IS. the same as yesterday and y more
than last Saturday. Calumet AZ Hecla re-
ceded 5 points to e45. against SOS last Sat-
urday. a. net rise for the week and i56
since Jan. l. Osceola was on "a TO 12h.
rallying to 13aa. which makes A. net rise
for the week. Wolverine was y lower at
35h. which is 81 higher than last Satur-
days closing; Arnold held at i11. a gain
for the week of a fraction: Centennial
unchanged from yesterday at "a. or
3A above last Saturday; Baltic eased u
to Is. which Is ga net gain for the week:
Isle Royal fell Ia to Sia. closing at 3l5s.
a. net rise for the week; Atlantic. 32i1. a
rise OF 2 points since last Saturday; Te-
cumseh was y lower at 5A against 81
last Saturday: Montana held at sssn. 81,
points rise for the week: Butte ran up |
point To 56is. closing at 56A. against IS
last Saturday; Franklin fell y 20 10, raj
lying to 1914, a. rise for the week.
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BUTTE PUBLIC LIBRARY
REVIEW AND CRITICISM
"A Century OF French Fiction" by
Dsujemin W. weIs-he Place OF
prams In French Literature.
Interest IN Dickens.

=. 49, noor. before M. this wee,
s
french literature u we" repren'eu'
First to be considered Is Essays in
French Literature" by Ferdinand Bru-
- -.-.A uo.. A.
n WEI I"
Revue De Deux Mondes was nsruiy
known in this country until about n
wv oenSereo IN ~ Ias'e'n
ties charmed audiences or cultured peo-
ME and rave hin n reputation in Amer
t.. -, .u,,o,,,v o. ,ha u,sra,uro Of
.S's
the most oriiiiant nation OF moueIn
times. AT ieast equai 10 maj Wnlch ne
enjoys ~ nome. Inc Essays noW "
1ore " consist or extracts irom ms
ereet work on the SUBJECT n viii De
q ~tfsfacto GUIDE 10 q literature Vi
CROWNS interest,"
eAtis1actory BOOKS on ,he ,renon III
erature OF iate years nave peeh very
Jew. f~arucuiariy mas peeh heeueo u
eood WORK on contemporary rrehcn
netiou. Is now parity 10y
benJemin w. Wells VINO mas wrilten
"A Century OF French r1ction. Inis
book U written In . popular style
gives q summary OF It's SUBJECT uur1hf
the asst years.
TO an extent whicn can hafuiy %
conceived IN TINS country the Gram
noios a place IN rance ooth as nt.ta-
ture and as Literary critics
are concerned Win popular urainhs
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Treaty Was Violated.

Boston. Nov. le.-The American board
OF commissioners for foreign missions
has received a cablegram from Harpool.
Eastern Turkey. announcing the safe ar
rival there of the party OF missionaries
TO whom the Turkish government refused
passports upon their departure from Con-
stantinople. The journey OF 20 miles.
nearly 200 OF which were overland. from
the Black sea was made under the spe-
ciai escort and protection of the Ameri-
can and English legations at the porte.
The treaties between the United states
and Turkey are said to be clear upon the
point that American citizens shall be
permitted to travel freely and reside any
where In the empire. The apparent nulli-
hcation of this privilege at the present
juncture is said to be an open violation
OF the treaty.
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Could Soon he Prepared.

ST. Johns. n. F.. Nov. 1a-Captain
southey Of the Royal Berkshire regiment.
aide-de-camp from Newfoundland TO Sir
Herbert Murray. has returned TO ST.
Johns from Halifax. where he had been
20 consult with the military authorities
regarding the transfer of a force of 500
men to the garrison at st. Johns In the
event Of war between Great Britain and
France. He conveyed all the necessary
information respecting the housing of the
forces here and the construc ton of local
defenses and has reported to Sir Herbert
Murray that the contingents could be
brought here from Halifax by way OF
North Sydney and the railway across
Newfoundland within ~ our after the
orders for their dispatch had reached
headquarters at Halifax.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-21
California Fruit Crop.

San Francisco. Nov. n.-Declduous fruit
shipments from California to the Eastern
markets have about ceased for the sea-
son of 1895 with the exception of grapes
and apples. which will go Onward. The
total shipments for the season 10 date
amount to 4.s5o cars as against $500 cars
for last season. This Is a falling OF OF
$50 cars. which Is considerably less than
was anticipated early In the season owing
to the drouth.
Prunes. raisins and dried fruits are
moving East In large quantities. IL is esti-
mated hat the raisin shipments VIII
amount to 1000 cars and that the prune
crop and the dried fruit shipments win
aggregate about the same number Of
ears
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NOT LEGITIMATE COMMERCE.
ennessee's Anti Cigarette Law Is Held
To he Constitutional.

Knoxville. Nov. e0.-The anti-cigar-
law passed by the last Tennessee
is declared constitutional IN
an opinion given to the press to-day by
Judge Caldwell of the supreme court of
the state. The opinion declares that
cigarettes are not legitimate articles 81
because they are wholly
noxious and deleterious To health. and
are not within the provision
of the federal constitution protecting
legitimate commerce. IL Ills held that
the conventional cigarette package Is
not an original package" In the COM
mercial sense. for which additional led
eral law has no application. The sale
OF cigarettes has been stopped here by
order of the police. The decision will
likely be contested In the FEDERAL SUI
preme court.
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No Right to URliness.

The woman who is lovely in face. form
n temper will always nave friends, but
one who would he attractive must keep
her health. II she Is weak. sickly and all
run down. she will be nervous and irri-
table. IL she has constipation or kidney
trouble. her impure blood will cause pim-
pies. blotches. skin eruptions and a
wretched complexion. Electric Bitters Is
the best medicine In the world to regulate
stomach. liver and kidneys and to purify
the blood. IL gives strong nerves. bright
eyes. smooth, velvety skin. rich complex
ion. IL will make a ~good-looking. charm
ing woman OF a rundown invalid. Only
50 cents at all drug stores.
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Butte Optical company for glasses.


Work for immortality II o will
then wait for i'll. G.. Holland.
He serves his party best who serves
his country best.-R. Il. Hayes.
God is a being who gives everything
but punishment in over measure
Beecher.
There is always room for a man Of
force. and he makes room for many.
Emerson.
The natural effect of sorrow over the
dead is TO refine and elevate the mind.
Irving.
A man who has nothing to do Is the
DEVILS playfellow. He has no choice in
the matter.-J. @. Holland.
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Killed On the rrDck.

New York. Nov. &C. w. Rodgers of
Camden. employed as a conductor on the
Amboy division OF the Pennsylvania rail-
road. and III. q. Rue. b-axgagemaster on
the Rodgers train. were killed at Railway,
n. j.. tonight. They had completed their
run for the day and were walking to the
depot to take n train for home when
they were run down by the Chicago linn
tied. eastbound. Their bodies were cut
up and scattered along the track for
some distance.
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whaIers In Port.

San Francisco, Nov. bah the whaling
vessels from the Arctic and Okhotsk sea
due to arrive In San Francisco are In
port but two. The Mary ID. Hume and
the Raieena will winter OF Herschel is
land and the Bowhead will remain at
Nagasah for the winter months. The
Fearless Il due any day.
The six whalers In port arc going out
again before the end OF the year. -Four
of them. the California, Heratica, Charles
w. Morgan and Alice Knowles. are now
getting ready for sea and viii sail In
less than two weeks. The four wind
TANNERS are going south In quest Of
sperm oil. There is n shortage of casks
and this In the only thing that is delay
ing the sailing OF the whalers.
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Colorado Springs. Colo. GOV 2l-Fire
this morning destroyed the erection house
and the boiler house. which form part
Of the Colorado Midland railroad shops
at Colorado city. Four locomotives In the
erection house were damaged to the ex-
tent % about 2.5oo each. and a humble
of machine tools were destroyed. Total
loss Is estimated at about $1,000 Cause
OF the fire Is not known. but Il Is sup
posed TO be due to a locomotive spark ig-
hitting waste.
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SIR GEORGE BADEN-PowELL.
Death OF h Eainsns Political Econom-
fst and C~olcuiaI Authority.

- ~ ~ h@ao8m4 0AIs1G8
tst and CeIosial Authority.
London. Nov. 2o.-elr George smythe
Baden-Powell, the eminent poiiticai
economist and authority on colonis al
fairs. who has represented the Kirk
dale division OF Liverpool In parlia-
ment since 1sss. died to-day in his 5lst
year.
The late Sir George B~aden-Powell.
who was born at Oxford on Dec. ~.
ls47, was a son CT the well known Rev.
Baden-Poweil. professor Of geometry In
the University of oxford, whose mag
mum opus was written TO demonstrate
that science and revelation are in har-
mony rather than a~ntagonistic. Sir
Georges mother was a daughter of the
distinguished British Admiral Smythe.
He was prepared for oxford at MARI
borough and graduated from the uni-
versity with honors in 1876. winning the
chancellorship prize for English essay.
In Inc interlude between leaving MARI
borough and taking up his university
residence. he Travelled I'm India and
Australia. and visited the principal Eu-
ropean cities. as well as the Cape.
The first year OF his university ca
reer saw published his New Homes
for the Old Country" This important
book was pronounced by the Londo
Times "a standard work" The London
Atheneum declared II to be ian ency-
clopedis of Australian knowledge"
This volume was followed by Two on
political nor Protection n Bad
Times and state Aid and Interior
ence.'' In 1880 he went to the West In
dies TO investigate the effect OF the SUI
gar bounty system on West Indian su-
gar planting. and two years later Mr..
Gladstone appointed him q special COM
missioner to report upon the adminif-
t~ration. revenues and expenditures OF
Great Britain's colonies In h west In
dies. The report contained In 1--WE blue
books was regarded when II was pub
lished In 1884 as a complete summary
OF West indian affairs.
In 1855 he went to South. Africa and
Joined Sir Charles Warren in Bechuan-
aiand, assisting him in diplomatic ne
gotiations with the native chiefs. AT
this time he made a o OF investisa-
ton OF Bechuanaland. Zululand and
other countries In that part OF Africa.
In the winter Of 1ss6-s7 he was In
Canada and the United States. drawing
up n statement Of details In the fishery
dispute. of which Joseph Chamberlain
was subsequently commissioner to ne
gotiate a final arrangement.
In the autumn of 1887 the British
government sent him to Malta as the
colleague OF Sir George Bower, who ar
ranged the details of the new Malta
constitution. II was at this time ne
received the honor of k~nighthood. In
1891 he was appointed Joint commits
sioner on the condition of seal life In
Boring sea, and In the following year
participated In the deliberations o. the
Joint commission at washington.
He was most industrious and a pro-
life writer. a keen sportsman ana So
cially a great favorite In the house OF
m
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Hotel and Restaurant Employee Ball

The grand ball and banquet OF the
No. 2. w. l.. u. will take place at
Miners Union hall Monday. Nov. 81.
Banquet will be served at 223 North
Main street, next door to Leyson's jew
elry store. The magnificent silver SER
vice used will be donated by Mr.. Ley
son.. North Main street jeweler, for the
occasion.
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SMOKE ROBERT MANTELL CIGARS
One-Man Responsibility.
From the sprinrneld Republican,.

From the Springfield Republican.
DIR. Andrews has finally won a victory
over his o~bstreperous Chicago school
board, which, after n months kicking.
has adopted the list of % principals for
night schools submitted by him az SUPER
~lntendent. The issue was whether the
superintendent should have n substantial
power of appointment to go with his re-
sponslbility for the work of the principals.
and back OF that was the question
whether those principals should be APP
pointed through pull" in ward politics.
II this kind of reform can be pushed, the
former president OF Brown will do a good
work for education in the big Western
town.
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Cheerful soul.
From the Indianapolis Sentinel.

From the Indianapolis Sentinel.
Good gracious. Bridget never
dreamed that when ] gave you an after
noon of you'd come back Juggling one of
the funeral wreaths."
'Oi am goin' to sind II to me sisters
husbands aunt. poor soul. She has been
sick foive weeks. an Oi think 1t might
cheer her up"
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Given Mnrc Liberty.

Paris. Nov. o-The government. ac-
eording to the Tempe. has ordered a mod
incation OF the prison treatment OF for
mer Captain Albert Dreyfus. Dreyfus Is
10 be allowed TO promenade and exercise
six hours a day over an area of eight
acres.
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Bank OF spain's Report.

Madrid. Nov. 9.-The Bank of SPANS
report for the week ended yesterday
shows the following: Silver on hand. in
crease. lo.s2&oo pesetas; notes In circula-
ton. decrease. aioS00 pesetas. There
was no change in the gold deposits.
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are reliable. The Sacramento and San
Joaquin valleys. the great w~heat-produc-
Ing centers OF the state. have received a
~drenching and farmers now express the
opinion that the crops have been saved.
In mining centers the water has been so
low that some mines hav had to close
down. but they will resume operations
next week. now that rain has fallen. In
Southern California rain Is greatly need
ed. but the indications are favorable for
a dow npour. and all danger OF a contin-
uance of the drought is practically over.
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w. w. Mohun.

Havana, Nov. 2O.-w. w. Mohun. one OF
the stenographers attached to the United
States evacuation commission. died last
night of pneumonia. The remains were In
TERED at the Colon cemetery.
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London. Nov. ga dispatch from
fquique says the British bark Inverclyde.
Captain May. which arrived there OF
Nov. ? from Nonteyideo. Is on IRE.
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m A sterling silver scissors given
NN<away as a souvenir with every
o. purchase Of s1.0o or over Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Belfast. Nov. 2o.-Rev. DIR. Kane. rector
OF Christ's church. Belfast. and grand
master of the Belfast Orangemen, died
to-day from a stroke of apoplexy.
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Springfield. o.. Nov. 2o.-Mayor p. p.
Mast died to-day after an illness of sew
eral months. His estate is estimated at
over 81, 500. 900.
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M Come and see the prettiest line
%kSof tewelry ever shown In Butte.
"a sterling silver scissors given
with every purchase of $1.00 or over
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Calling Carda.

Call at the Standard ofice. n East
Broadway. and see the latest styles RI
calling cards
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San Francisco. Nov. bah parts of
California nave received a thorough soak
Ing within the past "a hours IL Indications
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GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.

Foreign exchange. We draw direct on an
the principal cities Of Europe and issue
cur own letters of credit. available " u
parts Of the world.
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Medals or jewelry OF any description
made at Il. f. Mayors. 40 West Park.
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Take your Sunday dinner at the
Grandon. 225 South Main, the best in
the city for CSC. All home cooking.
The record-union., 1898-07-24
"Smothering" a Fire.

Admiral Dewey has invented a new
military phrase applicable to the ter
rible armament of the American war
vessels. That is to smother the en-
emy's fire. The Washington corre-
spondent of the ST. Louis 'Globe-Demo-
ocrat" says, in referring to this phrase:
The warship of to-day carries big
guns below and batteries Of rapid-fire
guns above, and in the tops there are
machine guns. When Dewey pushed
his fleet right up to the Spanish ships
under the Notifications of Cavite he
turned loose his big guns and at the
same time the batteries of rapid-fi
guns, and the machine guns We're
worked necessarily. The big guns sunk
the vessels, while the smaller guns
rained bullets so fast that the Spaniards
could not man their guns. They
'smothered" the guns of the Spaniards
so that the latter were either silenced or
We're operated at random and to no pur-
pose. The rain of small leaden missiles
made possible the terrible execution of
Dewey's fleet without corresponding
damage from the Spaniards.
Indeed, the modern war vessel is
wonder in it's strength and ability to do
effective work The only way for an ep-
ponent equally well armed to do is to
concentrate the, fire of several ships on
one, as Admiral Dewey did on the flag
of the battle.-Buffalo News.