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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

! have been ifCshiel viih Indigestion
Ia ten yssr. tsvs tiled many tkinss srd
,pspt mach nooey 10 10 purpo'e uaiil |
tried ksaL DyFpsrria Care. ] have tab
Cd tso bottles sss so,iss pore relief from
Thea than ~ ether medicines isken. /
teri mere lits boy ttss have ieli 10
tgesiy yers Atdeuon R..l 81 Sabry
Lsbs. T.r lhorsands have testified ~
aid Mr. Riggs o 4 Adams, Afliaaton;
A II Pe,iisoos, Msnohesi,r Depot. A II
Smith. West Ailipgioa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

Charles Msns, Of Randolph 10 "a
markedly lucky man. One day last week
be visited his farm on the EWt Bfsntrse
road snd lost bis pocketbook, contsisinp
about $3.50 BE did not discover bis loss
until night, Next dsy be msds 90 early
Investigation and nnslly saw the pocket
book lying 10 the bed Of the brook. A
Hve-dolisr bill hsd washed out Of one com
psrimens snd Hostsd down the stream
STR. Mann discovered ii lodged on . pro
jesting stick.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

Camp Csnisgt. lAs vell.spowD saGmt
resort Gear Bspkisssos, siil be oPeDea
10 The rsbllc early neat week. The be
tsl will be 10 ihe charge 81 Albert Ten
kiss. o. Nsv Yett TIE sirsesars tss
been pIseea 10 ssesllsHt tsrssr, Tep Of
The scstss,a sbish are ues snpriisd
.i,a rartins vslsr, have been fspias.
nasnly 10 Nee York people,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04
A POISONED STREAM.
rerre,a.lis pissrseusiag Deadly rei.on
Nhrsu u Aitis.

cisrsel nww wil rqscaa ai-ease
thrcesh SAeie city. Scattering perfsglns~
wa Gully aingni~ ana cover The warning
sseuaA. Tho doala aleAhng aasem are there
va. Itis tbe sAnae with AHnoyins and dis.
hssanas orapiioRs 81 the skin, External
roaedins only iaay beal fur The m0mcni.
ba, she poison b doing is work last The
samc pona. in Fart, because hep, on, Of
sight Eupiians arc ,ho signals Of hlih--
Glib INSIDE whero soap ana water a. not
roach Poor bIoel and torpid liver arc
working together Tho stomach, too. is
NOT doiag III work, AMI aeon The kidneys
win yield 10 the nidedsiysin. Then al tho
Internal organs viii lso working against each
other The blood, instead u carrying life
through the body. u carrying poison, The
skin i poisoned the pores distracted aud
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

Friday was % spxious day for Rutland
liquor dealers. States Attorney Las
renee hsd Two score or more Of them be
fore Chapccllor Russell D. Taft OF Burlins
ton, TO show cause why irIunetiens should
not be Issued sesiust them under the
nuisance olsasc. The court declared thu,
the possession OF United States internal
revenue tax receipt was sufficient cause
Tor serving ipjanctions and they we're
issusd in . aumbsr Of CAGES on these
grounds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

Hoa. Edward Z Saith. ex-governor Of
vermsni. lisa senilsm sn thoroughly fsnil
iss with basiaess snd industrial cesdi
tions. hsviss long bssn eonuscsed With
transportation enterprises. MIR. Smith
hss issi arrived 10 Mas York after having
spent sestrsl noh,as 10 Esglsnd. Francs
ssd Italy. De is mnch Impressed By ,Ls
commercial advancement made BY The
usi,ss s,siss, - observed from the Es
repess point Of view. 10 speakias Of the
csssss that hss been wrought In our trade
relations With The old world MI. saith
said Hsslsnd iheustt the crossing com
nsrcssl Supremacy Of ,hs unised States
vu like the famous Seuih Sea babbls
vonla sosn be pristed snd veaii inneai
sssly vanish. She hes now begun 10 real
iss. however, thai We have cnly taksr the
Crit Steps 10 oar progress. AID thai W are
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04
GOSHEN. Ill.

GOSHEN. I'LL.
Gsnesee Pare Food Co., Leroy, N. T.:
Dear Sir:-Some days since package oil
your GRAIN-O preparation was left Vt my
office. l took It home and gave II . trial
and have to say was very much pleased
with II, as . substitute for coffee. We
have slwsys used the best Java and Moobs
in our family, but / an free to ssy ! like
the GRAIN.O % we'll % the best coffee !
eyre drark. Respectfully yours,
A. O. JACKSON. M. d.
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gbfMaHfJfslfrJ OrnHaI
THURSDAY. lulsr. 4, 1901
DE. siKunDs. E1iier srs rrepris,er

Tbs hstilmAag 0fsssa, vtaoA fsoerif
rtasfEss 10 ssr Ynssssoe hes reoefa ls
hes stsah ssssrrssee4 By ssy ysislis q
be, els.s ia iEs sofls Ia No issi ibfss
yots shs hss nsas ise rsJss@ u 1900
miles sseb. eps 81 them tef IsEerstls
iHr .rcHta Cape Horn. twe rsrssa d
sbssi s0oc nlles rsfh. sEa kss 10 sstlilos.
d0ss ssrsfsl thesass miles q sfslsisg 10
Arlslls wsiate Tta u lclsi u sbgsi
81 600 nsscr, o. 90 sVGsst q sbesi "
a ilss ssy IN 1000 eoatesslite ds,a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

W. II. Coates assistant rosamast . OF
The Ralisrd road. v1 run over BY .
freight train Friday afternoon 10 The Raj,
land Railroad yards 10 Burlington. he
vas taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital.
shsfs the left leg vas smpnistsd between
the knee and hip, Mr.. sud Mrs. Cos.es
ssss In the city from Rutlssd and we're
10 rs.srr hone that sYsrilg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04
A MAN SELDOM RE, HIGHER

than bis stomach aud liver let him. Mr..
Alfred J. Loader, OF Providence, says that
bis food used 10 stick in bis throat; and
bis ska was yellow ss marigold and dry
as 90 sutumn leaf. He heard OF Cslcnrs
Solvent. the new medicine aud used II
two months. then be worked again. and
whistled as he worked. For 9 free trial
bottle address Dr.. David Kennedy, Kenne
dy Row. Kingston, N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

Gen. John G.. Mccullough OF North
Bennington bss made arrangements TO
have bis farm inclosed with . substantial
stone wall. Sometime ago General Nc
Callough Pot 10 . considerable stretch OF
wall with coping on bis premises. On
account Of the clsyey nature Of the coil
the foundation Of the wall ives sunk FIVE
feet below the surface and the whole laid
10 Portland cement. The expense Of the
Job was sbo 1t 1916, 900
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04
SoHH FooLI People

ALLOW cough TO run until II gets beyond
the reach Of medicine. They often say.
Oh. II viii wear away, but in most cases
II will wear them away. Could they be
induced TO try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Bslssn, which is sold on .
positive guarantee to cure. they would
&c uediately sec the excellent effect after
sking the first dose, Price % and 3
Trisl size free. Al oil druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04
ARLINGTON.


Miss Grace Townsheud 10 visiting hsr
suui. Mrs r. N Lathrop.
"A party Of artists from Ban.lo are
here Tnssios sketches Of orr beautiful
ssensry.
Charles Adams u ia Boston. Maze.
Mrs, Adsms is visiting bur father. Presi
dent Brsinerd, in Middlsbnry.
There will be . Lawn party al George
S.aord's 90 the evening Of July 3sl, Given
BY the Ladies' Aid Society Of The Coasre
ssiioasi church'
Oar villsss 10 6ilio9 up sitb city
suest., for whom 1t mat be . great relief
to escape from the fearful heat OF the city.
though i. Is unususliy wsrm here.
-Tas Arlington Corue. Bard will play
Il the celebration a. Manchester Dspo, on
Tbs afternoon OF July 4sh sud Hon. J, X
Bstchelasr will be ooe OF the speakers.
MIR. sad Mrs. r. n Shaw. Eivsrd.
harold and Miss Eth 5bsw, sod Me-.
Seymour Hard. went 10 Adams, Mas. en-
Tuesday. TO be present ~ tie closing oi
The school shere H. Snss graduated.
MIR. and Mn. wu. Coping ssd Miss
Rins Of Nss York. ere guests u Joseph
Pspos's Mr.. Coppios 10 night watch
nsn Al wsnnsmskef's s.oss. Urbis Cop
ping is stsnosrspber 10 the Brsotiyn navy
yard.
Mics Lizzie Gilbert snd her brother,
Ernest. OF Cambridge. n. Y. Miss Mabel
Porter Of Bfockiyr. and Mr.. Bacon lsnoih
Ct eoasia Of the GiIb<sis). have been
{ asss 81 The home OF Mr.. and Mra Aasens
Jadsos. and slss 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

United States Marsbsl Fred A. Field
has arrested Mary A, L,fienwe!l ct her
home in Londonderry. for alleged viola
ton ofthe pension laws. 1t is alleged
that she received 8 pension for several
years unlawinlly. having been married .
second time The hearing will be held
10 Rataud.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

The Hon. B. F. Blood, Of Wslthsm.
Mass. donor Of the Blood library q, Brown
willie. Vt. hiss sent 81, 900 to the Hon. W.
p. Dillingham;, for the Montpelier Semi
nary. to constitute perpetual scholarship
Tor the benefit Of scholars coming TO the
sc col from Brownsville.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

Sven o. the 20 members Of the class
OF the asdicsl department OF the Univer
niy OF Vermont 10 graduate this year
vers po,ifsd lev days ago thst they
bsd fsIIed 10 psm the ersmiostions and
couId not receive Diplomas. This. Il
will be SEQ, 10 slmoss one-!bird Of the 90
Ira lumber,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

Baron Rudolph Won Leibicb, and Mrs.
Frons s. Hale Of Burlington. were married
recently 10 tbst city, by thu Rv. J. e.
Mead. pastor OF the Methodist church.
Baron Won Lsibich name to Burlington
about two yesrs ago. and hos been an 10
structor in instrumental music He csme
to bis title about year ago by the death
In Germany Of bis fstner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

WHAT SHALL VIZ HAVE FoR DEmKRr
This question arises 10 the family every
day. Let % answer /. today. Try Jell-O.
. delicious dessert Prepared 10 two min
utes. No bskinel s5d hot water and set
to cool. Flsvors: : Lsmon. Orange. Rap
berry and 5sravbsrfy. At your eroeers,
10 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

Those famous little pills, DsWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers will remove ell impurities
from yeur system, cleanse your bowels.
make them regular. o L Adams, Airing
tor; A Fl Pettibone. Manchester Depot;
A H Smith, West Arlington.
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-Mrs. Everett. Adams has been very i'll

-Mrs. Everett Adams has been very i'll
- - -. L-s.--.
-Childrens D.y services were held at
the church lest Sunday morning end werg
very interesting.
MANY Of our YONG people are hone
from school aud college and II is quite
lively again.
Tha town has now very pleasant and
neatly fitted rooms for its library. Dsscon
Simouls having kindly given the use OF bic
iormor shop. 1t seems esd 10 see the old
tsniIisr sisn taken down. however. that
h.s faced the older iohsbitsnts from their
srliss. renem brsncs. Much credit is due
10 The matter to Miss O.eood, Mrs. John
II ,ss9ll. Mrs. r. l. Bs.ohelder and Mr..
Bsok lib.
N J. Hspsood's Scotch Collie 0 nshs.
sac . 10 training at Mt Holyoke Col
!! go TO assist Mics Susie Hspgood 10 her
iesdipg part % Maud Marian 10 Tsnny
sous "Foresters." Both we're highly com
plimented BY the Bpriue6 field Republican
and the Boston dsilies. The pIsy vas elsb
orstely staged, the scenery bsing from
Cour, Square Theatre. and the costumes
by Bacbboliz.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

-A,lhur Bafium 10 hone from Shafts
bnry for q weeks vacation.
George Griffith 10 improving and beau
tiiying his house by pointing.
--Messrs. Boyce and Gilmore are push
log The work on their cottage OF Lake
Emerald,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

Rev. Joseph Cook. 63, known rs minis
ter, snihor aud lecturer, died Tuesday
from brishl's disease 1t his summer home
IN Ticonderogs. N. Y. He wsss graduate
OF Harvard aud Of the Andover Thoolosi
cal Seminary, aud also studied extensively
abroad. His leciures on the relations Of
religion and science. known ~ the Boston
Monday lectures attracted audiences which
fllod fremont Temple 10 its capacity Of
5000 people. MIR Cock was slsp 10 great
domsnd ss lecturer throughout the Upii
ed States. and sb,u, 20 years ego he made
. lectaring tour Of The world, his Visits &c
tie cities Of Australia. Eeflgcd end Other
countries being attended BY great populs,
outpouiinas His lseisFes 10 book form
reach al enormous cifealsi'oa. He Was
large pbysically, was eieqoeat ~ . speak
or. aud he had sttlsibg way Of saying
striking things. whish made him . plat
form fad, bot h.s ophemersl fame bad less
encd percep.thly 10 recent years. he vas
. man Of balance, svtr.tsble steam engin.
vi,hoa, balsnce, bat lacking In the
great eesentisI OF . soysraor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

Last sin,er l was cob6ued 10 my bed
sitn very bad cold on the lungs. Moth
ing gave me relief Finally my wife
bought bottle oil One Minute Cough
Care ,bst effected . speedy cure. can
GOT speak too highly OF thst excellent rem
sdy. air 7, K Honsemsn. Msnstswney,
Pa, o Z Adams. Arlington; A Il Petit
bous, Manchester Depot; A Fl Smith.
West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

sith 3 woes G.os Cafrisae Paint II
weighs 3 70 8 ia mlre 10 the riat thfn
Others, wears iopsrr; md gives eloss
eaasl TO neu work SJli BY A. l. Graves
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

Skin troubles, cute. burns. scalds sud
chs1ng qaickiy healed by the use Of d.
Witfe Witch Haz,l Silse. II ia initiated.
Be sure you get DeWitps. 0 u Adams,
Arlington: A II Pstlibone. Manchester
Depot; A II Smith, West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Esiats a ions McNlLrr,
Tho undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon, Probate Court ios the Disirist VI Hat,.
chester Commissioners, 70 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all Persons
sga3nst tho estate of
John fehsily late Of fsndgste
10 said District deceased. and All claims exhibit
ID 10 onsei thereto, hereby siye notice that ss
gill tuset, for the purposes Aforesaid 81
The stsre Of ~. u. Hnrd, 10 tsndests
on ibe 1sh day ~ November 1901, from one
o'clock ,. y. until O'Clock .. ~ ADD that IN
months from the zsh day u MAJ A. H.,
1901, 10 the time limited By said Copu TOT ssid
creditors 70 present their eaifos 70 us fof cram.
iratIon and allowance
Dated II fkndgsts this 18th DAY of May
A. u. 1901.
CLARK BAhILros, oom,,.
hQBEhT DEWEY. S'MH
H. y. c1FIs, Administrator, Manchester.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04
THAT BEAUTIFUL GLoss

comes from the vsrnish 10 Dsvoes Yarn
ish Floer Paint; costs 8 cents more Q
quart though. Sold by A. L. Graves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04

The two largest. strongest aud heaviest
ships 10 the world are nov beiog built Of
Grolop, opposite New London, Conn
They will run from Seattle TO Yokohsmsi
= distance OF 5000 miles, OF about twice
lhe length Of the voyage irom New York
10 Liverpool. sud will be under the COP
troll Of the Crest Northern rsilrosd CON
paoy. They will be OF sbont q. 900 tons
register and 1000 toes displacement, OF
three times as large as battle ships like the
Illinois. Tley are intended primarily as
cargo carriers, but will have room for 100
Are, clsss, 100 second class, 100 third
class, and 1000 Storage passengers, Their
length Is $50 feet. breadth 70 feet. depth
Is feet They will have engines Of 10000
horse power. driving the great bulls load
Cd 1t . tpsed Of abcu, IA knots. Their
dead weight carrying capacity at normal
s~-. - on fsfsa .--.-s -.-A--. sss-- sss "a
psciiy Ut normal drafl IL 20. 600 tons, on
sbou. twioe The capacity OF the largest AT
lAntio steamships ont OF the port Of Boston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-04
{ ,OM MISsIONER,S. NOTICE.

Estale 81 FIfsBA H1vLsY
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Bon, Probate Court for the Distilot Of Man
chester Commissioners, 70 recfiye examine and
adjust all claims aud demands OF all pors0ns
against tho estate OF
Llisha Hswley late Of Rupert
In said District deceased, aud all claims exhibit
cd 10 ohset thereto. hereby give notice that No
Will meet for tho pnrposes aforesaid At The
lato rendeuee Of dect assd In West rupert
on tho oh day OF December 1901. from
one O'Clock y. N. until fonr O'Clock .. NJ on
said day and that six months from tho
Bib day Of June A. u. 1901, IL tbs time
limited by said Court for tsid creditors 10 pre-.
SEPT their claims to US for examination and
allowance,
Dated at Iiupert tbis 9Th day Of June A. d..
1861.
Wa s' FL e A"'' comn.
FnrD. II. HAwIsY. Administrator, West
Rupert, Vermont ssw
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I COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate Of fgYn3uH HAND
The undersigned having bsen appointed by
ihe Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man.
CHESTER Commissioners, 10 receive, examine aud
sdjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of
10, mour Hard late Of Arlington
IN raid District, deceased and al claims sxLihl
cd in on,ei thereto hereby give notice that Va
ri meet for The purposes Aforesaid NJ the
late residenee 81 The decsssad In Fact Arlington
on The Sid DAY OF December 1901, from sns
O'Clock y NJ. mt tour o'clock NJ. on said day
and that sir months from the Srd day Of June
D. 1911 10 tho tine limited By said
Court for said creditors 10 Iiesent their
claims 10 ~ Tor examination aud sie vance.
Dated Al Arlington this 5rd DAY q Jans
1901.
JOSEPH WEBB, 90.
A. H. JUDbOk, 'omfs.
Rrnnspr N. hnkw AdmiDis1stos, East Ariinr.
Ton, vermont. tsw
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JRLL-O, THE New DESSERT,

pl eaees oil the family. Four favors: = L en-
gu, orange. raspberry and Sirswbery.
Graham guardian., 1901-11-15
BLOWN TO PIECES.
John McNally, Aged Fourteen. Fires into
Box of Powder With Fatal Results.

Jonn mcNallY, AGED tOurteons tlres into
Box of Powder With Fatal Results.
John McNally, aged IA, was kill
ed yesterday afternoon at an old
shaft below the Chisholm house by
the explosion of box of powder,
which the lad fired into with a %
calibre rifle.
Those arriving first found young
McNally lying about forty feet
from the shaft, among a pile of
shattered timbers and rocks, with
the back of his head blown entire
ly off and his brains scattered on
the surrounding rocks.
The only witness to the sorrow
full accident was the young play
mate Of McNally, Charley Phil
brick, youth of IL years. He
told the story Of the accident in Il
straightforward manner. He stat
ed that he and young McNally
were out hunting rabbits with a
%, calibre rifle. In their rounds
they came up to this shaft, and
seeing a landing about thirty feet
below went down on the ladder.
Here they found a tub covering a
box containing some sixty sticks
of giant powder. They removed
the tub and returned to the sur
face. Then young McNally said
to his playmate, "you take my
coat off the windlass and get off
the dump; l am going to shoot in
to the box" Philbrick obeyed,
and he had just reached the bot
tom of the dump when McNally
fired. He was then startled by a
terrific explosion and the air was
filled with flying timbers and
rocks. He was compelled to run
away to keep from being hit by
them. Afterwards he went back
to look for John, and found him
with his head partly blown off and
lying about thirty feet from the
shaft.
The force Of explosion must
have been terrific, as huge timbers
were torn into threads, and sever
al large splinters were driven com.
pletely through the unfortunate
boys neck.-Bisbee ReUie,0.
Graham guardian., 1901-11-15
A SUMMARY OF RESULTS

Seth Low, former president Of
Columbia university and four years
ago the citizens union candidate
for the first mayor of Greater New
York, was elected second mayor
of Greater New York by plurali.
ty ranging from 10000 to 10000,
defeating Edward M. Shepard, of
Brooklyn, the democratic nominee.
The campaign was an exciting one
and the vote, though somewhat
less than the presidential election
year ago, was the largest ever
polled in a municipal contest in
this country.
In Philadelphia the republican
ring was again successful.
New York legislature is again
republican.
Virginia is democratic.
Kentucky elected democratic
Legislators.
Nebraska gave republican ma
jority.
Ohio is republican by increased
majorities.
Iowa has gone republican.
New Jersey democrats were de-
feated.
Utah is republican.
Mississippi is democratic by the
usual majority.
Massachusetts is republican by
the usual majority. Democrats
gained few legislators. Boston
showed democratic gains,
Maryland is still in doubt.
Rhode Island is republican.
Pennsylvania is split between
The republicans and fusionists.
Connecticuts constitutional con-
gention will have republican ma
ority.
Graham guardian., 1901-11-15


of the Company are as open to the
humblest employee as they are to
its directors. Its present output is
ten thousand ton per annum. On
the completion of the new cree
tions it is expected that the out
put will equal 26,OOO,OO0 pounds
per annum. On its railroad,
mines, and works, it employs a
force of 1000 men. The relations
between the Company and its en-
ployees are, and always have been
of the best character. We know
of no point that has not been ami
cably settled, and strikes are I'M
known.
Graham guardian., 1901-11-15

The Bulletin seems to think that
as the proposed road between the
valley and Clifton has received the
sanction of the GUARDIAN, it is a
sure go. We are glad the Bulletin
has come to have such high
opinion of the judgment of the
GUARDIAN. If the Bulletin will al
ways remember this, and do moth
ing but follow the GUARDIANS lead,
it will avoid lots of trouble.
Graham guardian., 1901-11-15
Fine Land For Sale.

We have just secured large
tract Of land to sell at prices and
terms the most liberal ever offered
in the Gila valley. Water rights
with the land. Title perfect. Land
lies on the south side of the Gila
river opposite the Indian Hot
Springs. Land to be sold in tracts
to suit purchaser. No money
down the first year.
Inquire for further particulars
of BUss & BIRDNo, Stafford,
or LOUIS VoELCKEL, Thomas.
Graham guardian., 1901-11-15

LII HUNG CHANG, one of the
greatest diplomats of modern times
is dead. He has done more for
China than all her other statesmen
combined and it is very doubtful
if the empire contains man who
can take his place. LII was about
80 years of age at the time of his
death.
Graham guardian., 1901-11-15

THE late Lord Morris gave u
famous illustration of the mean
ing of "prima facie evidence" off"
he said to jury, "you saw man
coming out of public house wip-
ing his mouth that would be prima
facie evidence that he had been
having a drink"
Graham guardian., 1901-11-15

THERE seems to be big war on
between the Southern Pacific Co.
and the Bisbee road. Both are
big companies and the "fur" will
undoubtedly fly before a settle
ment is reached. The S. P. don't
want the Bisbee road built and of
course has not given any assistance
in its construction. All the Bis
bee construction material has ar.
rived at Deming over the Santa
Fe, but here the S. P. got in its
work. The cars had to be switch
ed over the S. p. tracks to the Bis
bee road and the S. p. company
charged SIS per car for the
service. This, the Bisbee people
regarded as excessive and refused
to pay. On this account about 80
cars accumulated in the yards.
One night last week the Bisbee
people sent an engine silently
down the tracks and got away
with all the cars before the S. P.
people could act. There is anoth-
er dispute over right-of-way in
pass this side of El Paso. The s.
p. has about 1000 men there and |
the Bisbee about 900 men. When
the Bisbee grade reaches the dis
puted territory there is liable to
be considerable fun.
Graham guardian., 1901-11-15

THE business man who is honest
ly interested in the solid advance
ment of his town never fails to
give his home paper his patron
age.
Graham guardian., 1901-11-15

=. MOVEMENT is on foot to start
gymnasium ir Stafford. A gymna-
slim properly equipped and con
Quoted Is always a good thing both
for young men and young women.
We trnst the movement for one
here will prove successful.