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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-23

who attempted to forclbly enter his bar
room. A large crowd Of sailors and SOL
dlers threatened to lynch Tucker, but
he was taken away by three officers at
the point OF their rev0iyers and lodged
in Hampton jail. Afterward the mob
OF sailors andNsoldiers broke into Tuck
ers snloon and broke everything up. A
detail OF regulars from Fortress Mon
roe was sent to quell the disturbance.
Corcoran's Injury is not serious, the ball
entering his Rnk1e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-23

NEW YORK - The week opened
with the metal trade in n somewhat
hesltnting condition. According to New
York metal exchange, the closing to-
day was as follows: Pig iron warrants
quiet but firm at Sc S7hG7 90. Lake
copper higher at Si2 OO6l2 25. Tin dull
and unsettled nj SIS 9OGl6 10. Lead
quiet at 81 07lsG4 10, Speltcr firm ut
81 7nT4 10. The firm that names the
settling price for miners and smelters
calls lead 81 so. Copper ll%c: casting
conner love,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-23

sYMPToMS-MO Intense Itch
ing and singing: most at night; worse
by scratching. II allowed 70 continue
tumors form, which often bleed and Ui-
cerate, becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most
gists, or by mall, for so cents. DR..
swaEne & Son, Philadelphia. Refuse
nil substitutes. tthS&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-23
Roand Trlp Summsr E1eur.lon rlokOt..

NOWuW AENP summer EsAGWrNlun IIcHOtls
Commencing June IL. the MononEn-
hela River Railroad Company Will sell
round trip summer excursion tickets to
Webster Springs, W, Va. and return.
The location OF Webster Springs IL six.
teen miles from Cowen. W. Va.
Tickets are printed to read via Cow
en- and Hack Line between Cowen and
Webster Springs. though II passengers
holding Webster Springs tickets desire
TO visit Camden-on-G auley these tick
cts will be hOnored for passage from
Cowen 90 CamdeH-oR-Gauley and re-
turn without extra charge.
The new hotel at Webster Springs Is
now open and affords ample FIRST class
accommodation for a large attendance
Tickets on sale June l. to September
40 inclusive, and good return.
ing until october 81, 1895. For
rates applV 10 Hugh G. Bowles. Gener-
al Superintendent. Monongah. W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-23

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, August a.
The riotous scenes in Newport News
last Thursday, when It was feared a
negro would be lynchcd for killing n
member If the one Hundred and Sixth
eth Indiana regiment. were rcpcAted In
Phocbus this afternoon. A saloon
keeper named Tucker shot John j. Cor
C0ran,l seaman from the collier Casslus,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-23

OIL CTTYr-Credlt balances 81; ceru-
fIcntes first bid, csc for cash; high cash
81; closed at 99%C bid for cash; sales
e barrels cash at 99c; four cash at
ggJc; two at 81; two regulars at 99hc;
total sales, 10000 barrels; shipments for
August 10. Sl,5li barrels: Bhipments,2Oth
and 2lst, lO96G2 barrels: runs, August
10. 20 and 81 l69,SO3 barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-23
II. a O. Sunday Excursions on fourth
Dtyi,IO-

Commencing Sunday. May 20. and
every sunday thereafter. until septcm.
Der e, inclusive. the Baltimore & Ohio
will sell excursion tickets 20 and from
ali stations between Wheeling and
Grafton. good returning date OF sale. at
one fore for the round trip, with ten
rnnln nhdeh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-23

NEW YoRK-Thcrc is fair degree
OF trading OF the same general chdrac-
ter as that OF last week. The demand
~ o quiet one, but there are few fair
sized orders registered In the midst OF
creat many small ones. There ia no
change in the position OF printed Goodg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-23

BE sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy, Mrs. WnslOw's Soothing
Syrup for children tGethlng. IL sootheg
the child BoftoU8 the gums, aHayS az
min. cures wind collie and 10 the best
remedy for dIarrhocR. twenty-five
cents u bottle m-WNt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-23

"T think I'll have her too, said Capt.
Clark, after n bit, and to the coming
tower he went. Give her a common
SHE'LL he telephoned to the officer in
charge of the forward thIrteen-inch
turret.
"The big gun roared and the shell
sailed away. II struck the Colon on the
port side amidshlps, and she swung
around with her bow pointed seward
and hauled down her flag.
our crew went wild with JOY ana
fairly split the air with cheers for our
nation. our navy, our ship. and our
gallant captain. He should be first on
the list for promotion, for can say
and the whole crew can do the same
that II Il had not been for Captain
Clark and the oregon the NiZcaya and
the Cristobal Colon would have escap-
ed. The Oregon seemed to be the fast
est Of our ships: she kept up with the
Spanish twenty-knot cruisers right
along. Some OF tho officers on those
cruisers called the Oregon the fighting
deyl. ana they had good reason, foT
they must have Imagined that d
was turned loose when the Oregon be-
gan firing on them.
I'VE made every shot count. We sunk
one of tho torpedo boats and helped
sink the other. We fred total OF 1880
shots from our secondary battery, 100
shots from our eiRht-inch guns, 100 from
our siX-lnch guns, and thicty-four from
our thlrtccu-inch guns, making total
Of 25I rrom the main battery. You can
sNe that we must have taken big
hand in the battle, and nov every other
ship here wants 10 share in the honors;
some Of them TINT were twenty miles
away when the night began,
"Wo think the papers back enst are
trying TO give US the short end Of u:
they are Jealous OF our speed. We would
like TO have people understand that the
account OF the battle have given you
Is absolutely correct"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-23
EIsurSlOn.t to OklAnd and Mountain Lake

August 2 to 25 the Baltimore & Ohio
will sell excursion tickets to Oakland,
Mountain Lake Park and Deer Park at
rate OF one fare for tho round trip, GOOD
returning until August 81, Inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-23
NEW YoRK-wool quIet

ACCIDENTS come with distressing
frequency on the farm. Cuts, bruises,
stings, sprains, Or. Thomas Eclectrio
OH relieves the pain Instantly, Never
safe without IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-23


Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour slow.
spring 5SG65c; No. red &c.
Corn-No. 2, zoe; No. . yellow SOssc.
&c: No, 3 white 2S5sQg5c.
Rye-No. ?, Ale.
BarleV-Eo. 2, 35946c.
Flaxseed-No. /. S65G9S7c.
Timothyseed-Prime >$2 IS.
Mess Pork-Per barrel So 9569 90.
Lard-Per 100 tbs., IS coos 10.
Short Ribs-Sldes (loose) IS 0595 80.
Dry salted shoulders (boxed) 4k9
4%c.
Short clear sides (boxed) $5>6085 TO-
on the produce exchange to-day the
butter market was steady; creamerles
13Gl6c; daIrles 126l7c
Eggs-Flrn; fresh 12c.
NEW YoRK-Flour. receipts $4,000
barrels; exports $500 barrels; market
duh, weak and 591Oc lower on Chicago
trades.
Wheat. receipts 559.60O bushels; ex-
ports 47,4OO bushels; spot wheat No.
red 15&G757Sc (. o. b. to arrive; 76&c I.
o. b. spot; options opened easy; closed
l9l%c net lower; No. 2 red May closed
at 675sc; August closed at 74Ekc; Sep
TENDER closed at size.
Corn, receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
1i9,3O0 bushels; spot market weak; No.
2, 35%c {. o. b. afloat; options opened
weak; closed &c lower; May closed at
369sc; September closed at S4Hc.
Oats, receipts 10000 bushels; exports
lO7, 100 bushels; spot market stendy; No.
2, 26lkc; No. 2 white 32lsc; options dull
and barely steady, closing &c net low
er; September closed at 245Sc.
Hops quiet
Cheese dull.
Rye steady.
Molasses steady.
Coffee, options opened steady; closed
very tluctuating; prices J9l5 points
higher; sales 1920 bags,
Sugar, raw firm; refined firm
BALTIMoRE-Flour dull; receipts
IS, 500 sacks; exports 112 sacks. Whea:
weak and lower; spot 739I3lsc; mixed
72972kc; September 69169bc; receipts
6S, $50 bushels; exports none. Corn weak
and lower: exports 7.120 bushels Oats
steady; No. white western 2S929c; No,
2 mixed do 25ls@26c; receipts 1880
bushels: exports none. Butter steady;
fancy creamery $4,000: do imitation
1G@1Tc; do ladle l49l5c; good ladle 1Sc;
store packed 129l4c. Eggs firm at lac
14Iac.
CINCINNATI-Flour dull: fancy
50 2Jd3 As. Wheat, No. red 6s067c,
Corn. No. mixed acc. oats easy; No.
mixed 2l%622c. Rye quiet; No. 473hc.
Lard easy at 81 1904 IS. Bulkmeats
quiet at IS 50. Bacon steady at $6 IS.
WhIskey steady at 81 25. Butter easy.
Sugar steady. Cheese steady. Eggs firm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-23

TIME MoNoNGAH ROUTE is THE
i Short Line between Ealrmont and
tlIarlsburp. Quick Time Fast Trains
sure ConncctIons When travelling to or
from Clarksburg or West Virginia & Pitts
burgh railroad points, sco that your LGk-
cts read via the MOnonEnhclh River Rail-
rOnd Close connections Vt FAirmunt with
IL, d O. trains and at ClnrlEaburg with y.
x % and w, V. +. trains, Tickets via
This route on sale at all u. 4 q, and w,
HUGH q. BowLEs. Genn. supt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-23
8 BIN GROVE RAILROAD.

tpaiiy. except Sunday. -, - -,
Sunday church trains viii leave Elm
N. M, II, Z. wEISGERBlR,
General Manager.
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TFNANo14s

g. LAMB. Pres. JOS. sEYBoLL t.nShier.
J. A JEFFERSON. ASK Cashier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-01
0prb Scrantou.

Sn Der go. 8 Storr Wiue madts
lid ON Donneritas eine 8srf6isbune in
Der Ia 6uB AOer bemerfbar uno troBoem
olsielbe nur unbsbeuteno mar, befiirbtete
man eine 4usoebnune uno felte bic
4,bsIt elm. glrbslter ma6ten iib oann
icfort baran, bic aifDirtsn Stsaen i'll
ruBsn.
sS- Pra6iboQs Waaren, 9robsS 2as
aer uno blll9e Brelie MAIDEN unieren
2loen su elnem beliebien uno poribell'
baften BlaB Sum Infnuf BON 5siertass'
uaaren; MIR balten aues. tpas oas Sers
Der 8lelnen erfreuen pirb. lei eS ein
Wdb6sn ODER 8nnbe. WlQiamS & 8ru,
3l2 uub 3l4 2uda. 4uenue. 48 3
- @ine srauirenoe antIase purSs am
5rsitne seeen Grant SOffsr bon 5lnn
Blot erboben. inoem er anBeflaet tpuIbe
cIe llidbrise Sennie. Iodler Oes @bar.
les Sblmer. ebsnfals BON 5inn Blot
Dtrsemaliist 3u babsn. Na& ben Aus'
'aSen oes 0dupl3suSen 2ouIs Bebr.
lotie SOffer Die 8lene in ben DtipIne
Bait Stano uno perihlOb bdfslbt bic
Sblre. iooub W bb lbm nldt folsen uni
paS Berbrehen peIblpoetn tonnie Soffel
uurDe Obne 3uIuhune bon 8arsi6af
Osm 9sfanenlb duerpieien. Oa er fen
9tbrehen nlbt leusnete; fem Opfsr
mubte drstlids Stblnoluna etbiIteu
Die .,Raubsr Die ,.saaubsr !" Die
,,Rau6er |"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-01
500 @elohnuua! 500.

Die esisr oisfsr dtituna prSsn ii4 frtusn ,u
trfabItn. eaB 90 ptnisif ns cine asfiirrtts
Rranibtit gistt, ps DR. bic Wiffnfbaft IN al'
ibrtn Smf'n su bsilsu i'm Stanps if; paa's
aaiarrb Sur n bic siniias itst Der dr,liidsn
Sruosri&aft bttanntt pclliiUs Sur. atarrb
utcrptrt ale cine Conf iftIiiensfr infbsit sias
eonlfiiutiCnsas Ssbins!uns. oaa's aitarrb.
ftur rire ipnuli9 asnommtn une pirft eirtft
auf toe 3 ut unb bic ,1lsimissn Sbsra6bsn
ns Spiisme, babdrh bic @runola spsI araut.
belt juif6rfnb une BEN pitisnien 4raft asbtHb.
inpsm Fs bic gonifliution bee aSrpsrs aufb lut
unp Der Raiur in ibrtm Ws'fe buff. Die Gi.
atnibimsG babtH 70 pitl gutrausu iu ibrsn
SsiIiraftsn, eab lIs tiHbunpn Dclats Stlob-
uuna fur ispsu Gaa anbitisn, ben lis iu fuIirtu
vrfsbIt. eaet quo cine elfs ppn 3tuauiItn
fpmm u. Wan abrtITirt;
4: 3. Gbsusp &Gp, Epltec, 8.
E gsriauft pOn alien Apoibtisrn, 75r,
paRs damillsH pilsn Fns pis bslfsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-01
Das xbal abpdrt6.

IahIpr. So Der SOIosn Nine mnbi,
IeBts Wobs Die Itbelt sinsehsai peroen,
neil bic Diamond AOer iibe, Huibsl
puree. Cine perlafene Obere Aosr. bit
MT WaNer iibs,Huibsi wotpsn mar. trup
ole Shulb baran uno es pro angenom,
men. ooB elm SobtlOh enipeoer nlemals
seibloGen ooer eurh eine Spreneuna
pisoer ss6ffnet purbe unb oas 8afsr in
einem tarten Sirome in bic Diamond
4oer einlieB. glne IL 3oa Pumpe wulpe
sur @ntfernuns Der Waiisrmsnse initial
Int, bod bic sum Donnerhns sspann
oaS BaHer tetie be ObebIno unp
man beiiir6teie erobe 8erluits. ebe bel
Sirom bepdIiist weroen tonnte. = @inen
f,br pl6Blihsn Cob sreilis am Donnsr'
flag absno Ssrrn SObn S&iIo pom Slsb
Strobe. gr bsfano iib pdbreno bee
lases in 8eslsitune oes Germ 2sopolo
Rsiser in Scranton uno belce irafsn am
Absnb stpa 8 llbr in einem 9Ibnpassn
bier an uno mOllsn iib nad oes leBt,rn
Nobnuns bessben. Sic batlen beInabs
oas 3auntbor erreidt. ais Sbllo pl6BlIt
uno unsriportst toot nieoeiiiel /; eln
osr,itIng bate isin 2sben besnost. Ser
Ssrtorbsne. Der oasemein bellebt mar.
uirb BON ieinsr Wutwe uno 3wsi 2inoern
dbsrIsbt; feline 8eeroieuns fano am
Sonntas ftait. - Der oils elm Dhnsr in
Der SDI0sn Nine anseiteals Gbus @uure
pom WinoOta il ON Dienitas purd sins
uor,ettise grpIOfon uueenbIldI'& &c.
l6pist porosn.
-Sobn gates tpurOe am Wontas uui
Der .. & 8. 8abn nObs Der Station in
Rooiic pom elmer 2OtOmOiipe estrofsn
unb idlimm perlsst. iooaB man ilr ielnt
grbOluns 3wslfsl beet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-01
q d 8eb6rbe.

Gnsebote fiir aOblsnliefsruns fiir bic
psri6lebenen S6uleebdube puroen in bsr
am Dlontas IOsno abssbaltsnen 5ibune
oieier 8eb6roe einsereldt unb nod Der.
leiuns oem 8orraibs gomite 3ur @rIsbis.
une iiberipisisn.
Das 2ebrer Gomite beriGtets feline Or.
nsnnunsen fir Na6ti@uIsn 2sbrsr, bic
behdti8t ipuroen.
@eiuntbeitsbeamter Or. Mlen unb
plumbing Snipsttor O'Waqep ma1ien
esnen Sanildtsberiht iibsr SAulsn unp
srtldrtsn bas No. 9 @sbdube uno go. a
9sbduoe als eeiunobsitsf6doIid ft
ihlueen peridiebsns Aenberuneen baielbl
Dor unb bic SADIE tparb ans Bau Gomiie
refsrirt.
Das Special Gomite bsriGiste, ba6 bic
Scranton 8ailpap So es abeeitlaasn
babe. ben Sodi&ut Shiilern ipsslsQs
5abrgslepenbsitsn su erlnuben.
Wisbrsre anbere @eibdite purbsn sr.
leeiet. unier oisisn bic 8shdtisuns BET
9ibuihe fur Sanitors unb Beanie uup
oann fano 8ertueuns bis gum nd&fsn
Nontas ftuit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-01
Bilfesbarre Radrt6ten.

SIM Mlier bon IL Sabrsn itarb an
Donneriias an elmer Compilation Dor
arantbeiien Sruneis & Soimeifer.
-Sobn 3. Sonss. Elm bstanntsr 9dr.
GER bon 9ianticote, purbe am Wloniap
eur& cine berabfuasnee ROblenmafe sr'
idlaeen.
- Rsp gorEsr GapitaIiiien tnbsn bic
8artel Srauerei su @bparbspiqe ermors
ben uno perben iie einem 8rauerelipnbifai
einperleiben.
- Sn 8inpiton 1oipnltip, nabe 5orip
fort SInle, tpurOen am DioRtas Worasn
fiinf WObnbduier bur6 Seuer sstii6rt ;
Der 8erluit 5etrdet etpa SO, 500.
= SIN BEN @aIparp Wsn's GIubbaus
an glorO Dain Strabe eobes am Dlenss
tOa turs Dor Dliitae cine iiarte @asT f.
pIOfon. nobel bsr SanitOr Samss
pamiIton t65 berbranut paro Der an,
seridiete Sbabed beIduft ii4 uuf $50.
- Der MIarm bon aafsn 2l4 am
Oienitae Mlitas tparo burd elm Seusr
ueruria6t. bas swei &lnoer, bic nit
Streidb6Isern ipIelten. in Der 8etiitubt
ces @. S. 5Or an WcGarraeb'r Strabe
tntsdnoeten; Der S6acsn bstrdst etipu
500.
- Ser SanbeIsreilente s. Wi. 8rati
BON R,port. %. S.. tpoqte am 5reitas
,u Ranticofe bic eleftrIidsn 8ubnseIsiis
treusen. oils elm 8abnpasen feline 8uifde
traf unb er Dor ben 8abnpasen seitleu'
bert purbe. Der ibm einen 4rm abi6niii
uno aud ionfi OerIeBie.
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Gpoe Oarfer Rpttsen.

sonntag, ben 4. sssbr. R. Giiemant
oils 6ranj Wobr.
- Sin S6bnIein ipurbe am Dienitao
Ssrrn unb 5rou Gbas. Raper bon Woun
Deuep esboren.
i Fri. Bella 8eibeI bon Wounl
Ospep unb artbur Bropn bon 8urneaot
". s purSen am Dienfas ebsIi& Der.
bunoen.
- Ser alarm bon Raiten As am
Samifus Ra6mittus puroe burd Elm
unbeoeutenoes 5euer in Der 8obnuna oes
y. yfolan an WsriOian StraBs psrur.
faGt.
- Wer an Rddsni6meraen Ieibet.
iolte iofort st. Satobs Del antuenbsn
uno in furser 3eit niro man pieoer ae.
taos itsben i6nnsn. Die SsiIuns 1T
itnea uno fiber.
= Serr @brition Woier bon Sdnfter
StroBe uno SRI. Carrie Sofflna BON ber
Siblep fino Iebte @O6e eurd Baiior &.
8. S6mibt bon Der Sidorp Strabe 8ap.
l'ltsn &u6s als @bspaar einssissnst
iporoen.
= Scbn 2pn@ bon 2ineoIn apenue
tpuroe rOr elnisen Rd6ten auf Der
Sadaipanna apenue 9rdde anet balten.
bod ebe bic orei 9erls ibm etpas abnsb.
men tonnten. tpuroen fis bur& anbere
Bnianten bsrideudt.
= Gnbretp Drostosfi bon Gontinen.
tai Pat4 erbielt am 5reitaa in Der Con.
tinenial Wine burd elm erobss berab.
faaenbes 8ObIenitdd einen 8rud bss
re6ten 8slnes unb fur1tbare Sdniits
tpunoen uno S6rammen am a5rper.
- aur3 nud 7 llbr am Srsitaa DIOR.
een tpurbe in einem aobIenbebdlier oes
9poe Bart 8re6srs ein 5suer sntoedt,
uno bic 5sueruebr prompt bur& aaIten
327 alarmlrt. fOoaB sum @lad Der
Srano NIT 8srInsem S1aOen bspdltisi
peroen fonnts.
Oie Columbia Ssier @ompanie bat
am Dtontaa ibren neuen temiitsn Np.
parat elbalten uno piro in 3uiunIt ale
ole columbia demiihe 60. betannt Isin
Der Apparut 1T sln mooerner uno tpire
I'M Nolbfaae in ben Sdnbsn Der @ompa,
ME quite Dienfe Isiiten.
s9r 8erssBt nidt. buB mir Sonn.
taasi4ulen, 8ersine unb 8eieaidaflsn
pel1e srbBere Nuantltdten e.nfaufen, ,u
gnsrosprelien periorssn. unb madt eure
8sitsaunsen far Ganbies. Rads u. f. M
,eiila. Blliams & 8ruoer, 3l2 uno
3l4 Sadawanna Apsnue. 48.3
= abum Si5deI, elm befannter unb
laneiabrl8er SspObner bieIer Settle, er,
lag am Donneritas in ieiner Wobnuna
an Stio 2lncoln Apenue elmer Ianaiperr.
aen arantbelt. Der 9srforbene, pslder
IN Oeuifhlano 8sboren tpuioe unb Dol
80 Sabren elntpanoerte, piro pon ieiner
Satin. ie6s 16btern uno brei S5bnen
lbetlsbt uno ielne 8serbiaung fdno am
5amfas i'm Baibburn SiraBs 5rieObois
itati.
Wi&aeI WaIonsp. befsn Satin
auep uno eln eemlfsr Or. Sarto, aQv
ots' Stalisnsr. beitanoen ON 5rsltas sln
Serbbr uno Duroen bann unter Burg.
ihaft sefteQt. erhsrer untsr $500 fat els
men Anauff auf islne ;srau. Die israu
ms8sn Deiertion untsr $500 unb SartO
uegen nniiitlIdfsit unter $500, fur
Orobunsen unter $500 unb nesen Bra.
gls oils Ar3t obne 2Rens unter s4O0. !
Der eanse Irubsl snifanb. aIs Saric
als &oitedneer bel Wilonep eintrat unb |
oshen frau ibre Yfldt uls Gbsfrau per. |
sshsn matte. Sario's 8lrge sog iid |
am Olenfis 3urld uno er muBts ms |
@sfdnsniB tpanbsrn.
S4iller's RtiHernerf ,,Sie Rauber" In |
Der Rufifballe an SoHntag.
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9sutf@s 8risfIifs.
Opn Der Snbfeits.

sonHtas. ben 4. 9s,br.: s6iaer's
,,Raubtr',
9aitOr B. u. ROrbt issnste Better
Wartsr pon blsfsr Selte unb 5rI Allce
Diopsr bon @pnOn Strabs als gbspaar
ein.
SRI. Na,p Dirib bon Sidorp Strdbs
uno 6rl. Rate Demuib upn gsoar Ape.
uN lisssn bslee ssfabrIi& erirauiI
parnisbsr.
Graham guardian., 1898-05-27
"Maine Day"

The national committee having
in charge the erection of a national
monument to the men who went
down with the Maine in Havana
harbor, has decided to construt t
underneath the monument a spec
;al vault in which it is desired to
place the signatures of all the
pupils Of all the schools Of the
United States. To carry out this
idea it has been suggested that
Thursday, May 26, be set
apart as "Malne Day" for the pur-
pose of receiving the signatures of
the pupils. The date was fixed
upon throughout the United States
in order that all the scholars may
sign at the same time as nearly as
possible.
Meetings were held in all
of school districts throughout the
county and appropriate programmes
rendered, the signatures obtained
and contributions, no one exceeding
10 cents, are to be used in erecting
the monument to the martyrs of
the Maine.
Graham guardian., 1898-05-27
WANTS ANNEXATION.

The New York Herald has joined
the ranks of the Philippines. 1t
says: "Moreover, as mankind is
discussing the import of this vic.
tory, word from the victorious
America may be timely. The
world may as well know that what
we have won by the sword we shall
keep by the sword. Germany
might as well think Of surrender.
ing Alsace and Lorraine as Ameri-
ca throwing away Manila. We
read in recent speeches, protocols,
pronunciamenGos from various
thrones that benevolent Germany,
fraternal France, peace adoring
Russia and other benignant ma
tions have a mission in the east,
and would, as the German minis.
ter, Won Brandt, expressed it the
other day, 'bask in the sunshine Of
Oriental opportunities. Well, the
United States would share the
same privileges. We, too, woulc
have in ASIA a place of our own
and not what may be conceded by
the good will of other powers.
Graham guardian., 1898-05-27
sOUvENIR EDITION.

THE GUARDIANS SOUVENIR EDI'
r1oN is now about'ready and will
be mailSd in day or two. One
copy will be sent to each regular
subscriber of the GUARDIAN. We
have spent great deal of time,
labor and money to make the
edition come up to the expecta'
tions of our patrons and we belieI'
they will not be disappointed, a
all events, we have tried TO do ou'
best. We will not claim 1T to D.
the hand somest, most artistic, ant
m 9st comprehensive edition eve
Issued; wc will simply leave thu
verdict to our readers, and do no
fear the result.
Five thousand copies have beer
published and those wishing lC
convey information concerning thi
county to distant friends can fin'
no better method than to SEM
them a copy Of our souvenir edi
tion.
Graham guardian., 1898-05-27
$50 -
REMEMBER THE MAINE,

Remember when you want q
good shoe to go to J. Il. Owens 10
get 1t. Remember when you
want a good suit of clothes to go
to J. 7. Owens for them. Re,
member when you want a wagon
to go to J. T. Owens and get the
King Of all wagons, the Weber.
Remember when you want a
good buggy J. 7. Owens has them,
Remember when you want to bale
nay J. Il. Owens has baling wire.
Remember when you want to
make fence J. T. Owens sells
barbed wire. Remember when
you want furniture to go to j. T,
Owens, be has q full line. Remem,
Der when you want groceries ]. T.
Owens is headquarters for them.
Remember when you want a good
bargain to go to j. T. Owens fol
it.
Remember that J. 7. Owens has
q car load of wagons and buggies
to arrive about May 20.
Remember that our prices are
the lowest and our goods the
best.
Graham guardian., 1898-05-27
THE PACKERS LEAVE.
About Twenty Men Leave to Enter the
Government Service as Packers.

Government Service as Packers.
Last night the much-talked-of
packers of Arizona left on the
east, bound train for Tampa, Fla.
Mr.. Royal A. johnson, of this city,
recruited the Tucson lot, which
numbered about twenty men.
They are all expert packers and
are a fine looking body of men.
Many of them are old-timers, but
they are as full of patriotism and
as ready to go as any of them.
Mr.. Johnson has spent much time
in recruiting these men, but he is
more than satisfied with the re-
result, and proud of his work. Up
to the last moment before the de-
parture not a man weakened.
Mr.. G. A. Johnson, of New
Orleans. the recruiting agent for
Arizona, was here to take charge
of the men. He will take them to
Benson, where they will be joined
by fifty more packers from No
gales and vicinity. They win
leave Benson Thursday morning
and will be joined at Bowie by ten
men, led by Dan Ming.
Arizona is certainly sending her
share of men to the war, but there
are still some left who ore anxious
to go when the opportunity pre-
sents itself.
Following is list of Mr.. Royal
A. Johnson's recruits, which left
last night:
John W. Valentine, E. A. Place
Dan Hayes, Frank lie Clair, P. L
Wellman, Pat Sullivan, Ed Curtiss
Thomas A. Dooley, W. c.. Queen
J. E. Lathum, better known a:
Brookie Jack, W. S. King, r. B
Pearson, W. j. Kelly, j. B. Frans
Tucson.
Dan Ming, Barney Lynch, James
Gibbson, Roy Thompson, Vincen
Maroney, Geronimo.
| Arthur Folsom, Stafford.
Quite largo crowd gathered a.
the depot TO bid adieu to the Tue
son boys.-Star.
i To the above may be added
| Mel Henderson, of Stafford.