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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-28
Rrzeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 27go lutego, 1902.

Ksiaze Wiktor Napoleon. pre-
tendent do tronu cesarskiego Fran
cyl, wydai manifest do narodu'
Manifest dan jest na zamku Are
nenberg, poiozonym W kantonie
szwajcarskim Thurgau upamie-
tnionym W zyciu kr6lowej Horton
syi syna jei ksiecia Ludwika, p6-
zniejszego Napoleona III, kt6rzy
tam zamieszkah. Pismo wystoso-
wane jest ma imie dymisyowanego
gen. Thomassina, a wyWotane to-
czaca sic obecnie we Francyi kam-
panis wyborcza-
,,Przypomnijcie sobie :. powia-
da ksiaze Wiktor, podpisany kr6t-
ko imieniem Napoleon" = re je-
stescie obroncami zasad rewolucyi
zn 179S. Napoleon oczy5cii rewo-
lucye, ale TRIVIAL mocno przy jej "a
sadach. Wystepujac przeciw syste-
matowi parlamentarnemu, ME
przyfaczacie sig do zadnej doktry-
ny imperyalistycznej. Powracacie
raczej do tradycyi i doktryn +.
1859. Systemat parliamentary
ubezwfadnia Rad W izbach. Me
dale mu ami inicyatywy, AMI samo-
istnosci. System reprezentacyjny
natomiast zapewnia dwom wielkim
wfadzom, wykonawczej i prawo-
dawczej, ich niezawisiosc utrzy-
mule kazda Mich W granlcach
swej kompetencyi. System repre-
zentacyiny datuie r. 1889, Rad
parliamentary r. 1914. Me zapo-
minaicie o tem!"
Ksiqze Wiktor Napoleon zaleca
swym zwolennikom, ably W swoich
odezwach wyborczych wystepowali
ostro przeciw stopniowemu podat-
kowi dochodowemu i majatkowe-
mu, gdyz wprowadzenie ich W zy
Gle wskrzesifoby stosunki, kt6re,
jak dowodza osfawione ,,cahiers"
r. 1789, doprowsdzify do wybuchu
rewolucyi. Nasz system podatko-
wy = powiada autor manifestu -
Jest jednym najwspanialszych
wytwor6w reprezentacyi narodo-
wei W dobie rewolucyi i geniuszu
cesarza. Zaden inny nar6d ME mo-
re sic poszczycic tax sprawiedli-
wynn rozk}adem ciezar6w podatko.
wych pomiedzy GAIA ludnost; mo-
zna poczynic pewne drobne po-
prawki, ale podstaw naruszac ME
mozna".
Ksiaze o5wiadcza sig "a znaczna
redukcya czasu siuzby czynnej W
armii pod warunkiem wyksztafce-
MIA wpierw dzielnej srmii zawodo-
wei. Ia armia musi stanowic
,,cadre de fer", kt6ry wch}auiaiby
" siebie szeroka fale napfywaia-
oych skutkiem powszechnej siuzby
wojskowej rezerw.
Przy wszelakich zatargach po'
miedzy Koscioiem panstwem moe
rozstrzygajaca powinien mice kon-
kordat. ,,Zawdzieczamy to dziefo
pokoiu pierwszemu konsulowi.
Nalezy je szczerze uszanowac. Ia
mykanie wyplaty temporali6w jest
czynem samowoli. Byfoby pozada-
mem wprowadzic zasade nieusuwal-
noSci duchowienstwa parochialne-
60. Nasi prawdziwie czcigodni
ksieza powinni uzyskac panstwa
stanowisko odpowiednie ich cno-
tom. Panstwo. wymierzajac spra-
wiedliwosc Koscioiowi, ma prawo
obowiazek zadania bezwzgIedne-
go uznania swojego zwierzchnic-
twas.
Swobode nauczania uwaza przy-
sziy Napoleon V "a nietykalne pra-
wo ojca rodziuy, poniewaz jest ona
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. srodAiem sze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-28
pYN, 28so lut e g o


koniskowaniu ich majatkow, ME
nalezy brac dosfownie. Kitchener
Miner So upowaznieni do dziafa-
MIA W my5l wfasnego uznania, aze-
by o6cerom Boer6w dawac sposob-
nose do poddawania sic bez obawy
o sw6j los.
W1EDEN, 2Sgo lutego.
Prezes ministr6w Koloman Sell
oswiadczy} W sejmie wegierskim,
re niekt6re traktaty handlowe 20
stana zmienione, poniewaz wzgle-
dem amerykahskich towarow trze-
ba zastosowac ,,ekonomiczna dok-
tryne Monroego", azeby ME nara
zic Europy ma upadek wiasnego
przemysfu.
Process ministr6w austryackich
Koerber zbijaf zarzuty socyalisty
Daszynskiego, wymierzone pre-
civ ministrowi spraw zewnetrznych
hr. Gofuchowskiemu. Przy tel
sposobnosci powiedziaf Koerber, re
polityka domu Habsburgow jest
identyczna polityka ludlow,
wchodzacych W sklad monarchii
austro wegierskiej.
LoNDYN, 28go Lutte g o. =
Tutejszy >, ,Times"cieszy sie,ze Rad
niemiecki poszedf nareszcie sla-
dem Anglii, ktora od dawna sta
rafa sic ze Stauami Zjedn. utrzy-
mac jak najserdeczniejsze stosun-
XII, ceniac wysoko przyjazi Ame-
rykan6w Podr6z ksiecia pruskie-
go przyczyni sic niezawodnie do
nakfonienia Amerykauow, azeby
W Ohinach i W innych krajach kie-
rowali sic ma przysztosc politykq,
majaca ma celu dobro rasy anglo
saskiej, kt6remu bynajmniej ME
przeszkadzaja interesy Niemiec.
WASHINGTON 28go u t 9 g o.
Ksiqze Henryk przybyt wczoraj do
Waszyngtonu 9 godz. rano. Ma
dworcu kolei i ma ulicach ludnosc
ME wydawata zadnych okrzyk6w.
Ksiaze zamieszkat W ambasadzie
niemieckiej. w poEudnie udat sic
do Mount Vernon, gdzie ziozyt
whence ma grobie Jerzego Waszyn-
gtona. w odlegtosci so stop cd
grobowca zasadzif wtasnorecznie Ii
pc. Gdy jechano powrotem, lud
vital kapitana Shmidta, kt6ry jest
podobny do ksiecia, i kt6rego lud
"a ksiecia uwazaf.
Wieczorem byf ksiqze W Biafym
Domu ma obiedzie, kt6ry miaf cha
rakter prywatny. Me wznoszono
tam zadnych toast6w.
W Jersey City aresztowano W
oczach ksiecia czlowieka, kt6ry po-
mimo zakazu policyi chciaf przeci-
snat sic przez tlum i zblizyc sig do
wagonu. Zaprowadzono go pred
sedziego, kt6ry go skazaf ma zapla-
Genie $50 kary "a niewlasciwe "a
chowanie sic. Jest on podobno u
rzednikiem pocztowym.
Pred wyjazdem do Mount Yer
non odbyia sic W kapitolu uroczy-
stosc zafobna ma czec zamordowa-
nego prezYdenta McKinleya. Byf
ma niej obecny prezydent Roose.
velt, ksiaze Henryk pruski,
opr6cz tego senatorzy, kongresma-
nj czionkowie ciaia dyplomatycz-
nego. GE6wna NOVA okolicznoscio-
wa wygfosit sekretarz stanu, Hay.
New YORK, 28go lutego.
Wdowa po milionerze Coils ?.
Huntington, powracajac wyciecz-
XII do Europy, przywiozsa sobq
sukien, stroj6w i roznych drobiaz.
Cow "a sumo $4,000. Gdy zbli-
zyf sic do niej urzednik celny,
chcacy rewidowac jej kufry, o.
swiadczyla, re ma do zaplacenia
cha $4,000 re gotowa to uczynic,
ME trudzac urzednika. Dotychczas
ME zdarzyto sic, azeby ktos spro-
wadzaf z zagranicy naraz tyle gar
deroby fatafaszek.
WASHINGTON, 2Sgo ! u t Q 6 o.
Komitet wybor6w przywilejow
zadecydowaf W sprawie senator6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-28

jaki rok obchodzifo sic szczupfymi
funduszami, nia azeby ma lat 20
zaprzedafo sic kompaniom.
Jak bardzo musiano obciac bu-
Diet roznych departament6w zarza-
du miejskiego, ilustruja pr2ykfa-
dy nastepujace:
w departamencie policyi po-
trzebnych jest $S,S06,390 wyzna.
czono zas tylko s9,06o,000.
W departamencie strazy ognio-
wei potrzeba s9,3o5, ,442; wyznaczo-
no $1,47o,ooo. Ten Department
ucierpi najwiecej stosunkowo.
w departamencie ulic: potrzeba
100000; wyznaczono $1,o34, 900.
W departamencie zdrowia: po-
trzeba $295,611; wyznaczono $780,
900.
w dep. elektrycznosci i oswie-
tlenia: potrzeba 1854, ,50S; wyzna-
czono S647,ooo.
Szef policyi powiada, re bedzie
musiat kolejno czlonkom departa-
mentu dawac po 30 Idni wakacyj
przymusowych bez zaplaty. Go
miesiaca 400 policyantow otrzyma
takie wakacye; znaczy to tyle, jak
gdyby zmniejszono personal poll
cyl 400 os6b. On sam powiada,
re skoro to sic rozgiosi, to nieza-
wodnie ludzie podejrzani i zbro-
dniarze re wszystkich stron scia-
gao beda do Chicago, by tu odda-
wac zie swemu rzemiosfu, gdyz
niedostateczna bedzie policya do
bronienia mieszkanc6w pred Mimi
Ze spraW pOwiatowych.
Prezydent rady powiatowej, John
]. Hanberg wczoraj zamianowaf
naczelnym lekarzem zak}adow po-
wiatowych " Dun ing dra Johna
R. Nicely. lnspektorka dozozorczyn
zestaia zamianowana pani Helen
Soft Hay.
DR.. Neely jest bratem sedziego
Neely i cd r. 1897 byi jednym z
assstent6w W departamencie zdro-
via. W r. 1882 ziozyt egzamina
medyczne przez 6 lat byf profeso-
rem ma uniwersytecie Georgetown.
W czasie ostatniej wojny byi leka-
rem sztaPowym.
w Dunning bedzie miat w(asne
mieszkanie, a pobierac bedzie
$2500.00 rocznei pensyi. Pensya
inspektorki dozorczyn wynosi
$1,000 rocznie.
EksplOzye.
Wczoraj wczesnie rano cztery
gwaltowne eksplozye W dzielnicy
p6lnocnej wywofaiy niemaly po-
| pioch mieszkancy przerazeni
pozrywai sic f6zek i wybiegali
ma ulice.
Po godz. 5 rano wydarzyfa sic
pierwsza eksplozya ma rogu ulic
Orleans Ontario. zelazna po-
krywa kanalu sciekowego tam wy
leciaia W powietrze ma wysokosc
80 stop. Zaraz potem nastqpify
trzy eksplozye, jedna "a druga, i
jedna Mich szczegolnie byfa gwaf-
towna Ma rogu ulic Sedgwick i
Superior zelazna Pokrywa kanafu
wyleciafa W powietrze i pozniej
wcale jej znalesc ME byfo MONA.
Dwie inne eksplozye powstaty ma
rogu ulic Orleans Superior, jake.
tez franklin i Superior, Wiasnie
W tym czasie elektryczny tramwaj
linii Sedgwick ST., przepeiniony
podr6znymi, przejezdzaf przez uli-
ce, ma kt6rych buchneiy pfomienie.
Podr6zni ME ma}o sic przerazili,
ale motorowy ME stracif przytom.
nosci umysfu szybko przejechaf.
Konduktor ME dopuscif do wyska.
kiwania wagonu udafo mu sie
uspokoic jadacych.
Ma szczesnie Mkt ME zostai ska.
leczony, take szkods materyal-
ma zrzadzona przez, eksplozye, ME
byia wielka. zostanie zarzadzone
sledztwo celem wyjasnienia, co
byio powodem eksplozyj.
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Pred budynkiem miescic sic be.
die leialnia dla chorych, W po.
staci werandy lukowei. Szerokie
zastosowanie beda mialy nowo-
czesne urzadzenia, wiec: wodo.
ciagi, kanalizacya, oswietlenie
elektryczne, ogrzewanie central.
ne i t. d. <Wentylacya sztuczna
okazaia sic zbyteczna, albowIem
chorzy caiy dzie6 spedzac bsda
ma powietrzu, a sypiac przy
oknach otwartych. Szybkie urze-
czywistnienie caiego proiektu "a
ley cd o6arnosci publicznej,
ktora W ostatnich czasach siabiej
nieco~ plynie ma pokrycie duSych
koszt6w urzadzenia wzorowego
sanatoryum, z kt6rego powsta.
MEM polaczone jest niesienie ulgi
tylu cierpiacym j podniesienie
og6lnego stanu zdro wotnego kra.
iu.
Ky6ao. - w tych dniach tu.
teiszy sad okregowy po dwudnio.
wych rozprawaoh, wydal wyrok
W sensacyjnei sprawie o zab6j-
stwo i rabunek, dokonany ma oso.
bic kijowskiej obywatelki L.
Brauues, zamordowanei we via.
snym domu we wrzesniu 1900 +.
Poszlakowany o Worderstwo
domniemany sprawca e~zbrodni
Szkodenko, uwolniony cd powyz.
szego zarzutu,/ skazany zostal ma
8 lat cieakich robot "a ukrywa-
ME przestepstwa. Makler gieido.
wy. kupiec pierwszei gildy. Leiba
Szlaski, kt6ry nabyl "a 5000 rb.
dwanascie papier6w procento.
wych tysiac.rublowej wartosci,
zdartych z piersi zamordowanej
ofary, oraz czterei inni zydzi,
posredniczaey przy kupnie tychSe
cd Szkodenki, skazani zostali ma
zamkniecie W wiezieniu cd roku
do dw6ch miesiecy.
Warssaasa. = % potwarz "
druku toczyi sic W Warszawie
process przeciw redaktorowi
,,Wieku" p. Kazimierzowi Ia.
leskiemu, kt6ry W pismie swo.
jem podai do >wiadomosci, ,ae
frma Gebethner i Wolff" pusz-
cza W SWAT wieksza llosc egzem-
plarzy, nia to bylo um6wiono &
autorem, re ta droga osiaga bez.
prawnie korzysc materyalna, ! ae
robi to potaiemnie".
Pc przesluchauiu swiadk6w
dowodowych odwodowych re.
daktor Zaleski skazany zostai ma
diva tygodnie aresztu.
Dla upamietnienia kohczs.
cych sic dnia 2s marca 25 lat
istnienia ,,Kuryera Porannego",
pod redakcya Feliksa Fryzego.
ukaze sic wydanie jubileuszowe
p. t. ,,25.lecie Kuryera poranne.
go". Wydawnictwo to pomiesci;
dzieie zaloaenia istnienia pisma,
przebieg ostatniei cwier,i -wieku
we wszystkich dziedzinach mysli
ludzkiej; luzne artykuly utwo-
ry pi6ra gi6wnieiszych wsp6i.
pracownik6w obecnych dawniei-
szych. Kaaake jubileuszowa u.
rozmaica ilustracye, miedsy in.
nemi kopie rysunk6w, zdobis-
cych sciany sail redakcyinej.
Koscian. - Process prasowy
grozi ,,Gazecie kosciahskiei". W
redakcyi odbyla policya pruska
rewizye. Szukano rekopisu arty-
kulu, zatytuiowanego ,,Koscian
a Wrzesnia". Policya odbyla
takze rewizye W mieszkaniu re-
daktora odpowiedzialnego, p. h.
Stefanowicza, lecz takze bezsku-
{aoonia
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czyzny, odniesie ten skutek, ze
prezydent ME odwiedzi wcale wy
stawy W Charleston.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-28

sinners pulled too strong CT else
the Rev. J Bruce let his foot Slip;
at all events the cold boy" got
loose and the old sinners grinned
with delight. On this night the
Rev. J. Bruce Goddard seemed to
be somewhat put out" Some
said because his $50 per week had
not been raised. He took the diff
ferent religious sects, that do not
believe as he does, right down the
line, reserving the chief place for
the Mormons, although the Pres
byterians, Baptists and other peo-
pie came in for their share, the
Methodists not escaping. He said
he had received letter from Bob
Ingersoll, direct from hell. Some
are unkind enough to believe this,
saying if anyone is in a condition
to communicate with tho Internal
regions he is the Rev. J. Bruce.
But we are more charitable. We
think he was merely displaying a
fgurative picture, for if ever a
man was prepared for heaven, he
is certa My Rev, ]. Bruce Goddard,
and by the start of very small
spring board he would undoubted-
ly land beyond the borders of
temptation. We did not attend
the last night, understanding that
the devil was to be . ringed and
tied, and we feared, per chance, we
might get tied to the same post.
But to get back to the first part
Of our subject: The people of this
valley, whose homes and business
are here, must live together in
harmony and tolerate each other
as neighbors. We do not believe
any man, whether he be clergy
Graham guardian., 1902-03-28

man or not, has the right to SOW
the seeds of discord amongst us
and then go away. Let him come
in, become familiar with local con-
ditions, and if he finds any who
are straying from the best paths of
life, let him bring them back by
showing them their error. No
man was ever brought to see the
error of his way through abuse or
ridicnle, and we understand that
Rev. j. Bruce Goddard used both
in connection with a large number
OF Satford's people, asserting at
one time that more people from
Stafford, according to population,
were in hell, than from any other
place.
If the people of this town will
contribute one-fourth the amount,
according to the time spent, to
their regular pastors, that has been
paid to imported preachers, more
satisfactory results will follow.
Rev. j.. Bruce Goddard is now in
Globe. If he wants to chain the
devil there he had better capture
those old sinners who stand in
with him first. AS a starter we
would recommend that he get his
net drawn around Frank Alley,
Chuck Rogers, Bill McNelly, Bill,
Star, Floyd Blevins, Charley Mes
bit, John Keegan and a few others
that they might name.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-28
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Fha Commercial Club of the Town Of Saa"rd
at mss;ing held March 10Th. 1859, nominated
the following to be voted for Town CSrrora.c
omceys by the electors Of Said Town for the en-
suing two years:
For Corncilmen:
George A. Olney, d. W. Wickershsm, T.. d.
futile. II. N. Jeter ard George Jacobson.
For Town Clerk:
yohn Evans.
Yor Town Marshal:
a. 4. Gish.
Tor supervisor of streets.
6. 6. Gish.
Yh, above named nominees for the Town
Council hereby pledge themselves IL elected e
serve their term OF office without salary.
JOHN EVANS, Clerk Of Club.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-28
AS TO REVEALS.

The question has long been
asked aud probably will continue
TO he for all time, whether pro-
tracted religious revivals do good
or harm. Stafford recently enjoyed
quite a season of this sort of thing
and still the question remains un.
solved!
The Rev. ]. Bruce Goddard, al
though not a Methodist, held two
weeks of revival service in the NJ.
y. Church in Stafford, closing We'd
nesday night Of last week, and yet
the devil seems to have as much
liberty, if not more, than before
the advent of the Rev. ]. Bruce
Goddard. Rev. j. Bruce Goddard
usually preached to good sized
audiences He possessed a loud,
strong voice and was successful in
interesting the majority of his aud
itors, although the old hardened
sinners, who stand close to his
satanic majesty, would grin with
delight every time the Reverend
]. Bruce said anything that tended
to breed discord among the faith
ful.
Rev. J. Bruce Goddard is an
Graham guardian., 1902-03-28

limpetuous young man, lacking in
experier &C, perhaps, who seems to
be diligent in the cause for which
he labors and sometimes in his
zeal for good oyerstepS the mark
and allows the eloveh hoofed gen.
tleman to ; lide in and undo most OF
the good Rev.J Bruce Goddard has
done. So it appears with his work
in Stafford.
It is not often that the GUARDIAN
takes hand in religious discus
sion but as the work of Rev. j.,
Bruce Goddard has boen the chief
subject Of discussion for the past
three weeks we feel justified in
reviewing it,
When Rev J> Bruce Goddard ar
rived in Stafford his presence was
made known to all. He advertised
different subjects, number OF
them bordering on the sensational,
which drew forth the public to
hear him, and while most people
were disappointed in what actual,
ly took place, his lectures, gener-
ally, were interesting, although
the rhetoric employed could have
been improved upon by an ordin'
ary pastor. The reality was not
as sensational as the anticipation,
For instance, the trial of Christ by
twelve men drew out a large num-
Der Of fpeople, most of whom re-
turned home very much dis.
appointed; and other instances
might be sighted.
Yet, Notwithstanding all this,
the Rev. j. Bruce Goddard ap.
peared to be getting the devil in
to pretty close quarters, although
he believed Stafford to be the near
est hell he had ever arrived, but
as he kept "right on doing bust
ness" we supposed he had reclaim,
ed most everybody and would fin
ally capture all the sinners, includ'
ing the sold boy himself"
People belonging to every
church in the valley went to hear
him and nearly all were more OF
less impressed and it appeared al
one time that all the Rev. J. Bruce
had to do would be to put ring
in the devils nose and tie him up
then Safford's petrified sinners
who have stood in with the devil
so long would be compelled to lay
down their hands and get into
line. But on the last night the
devil was either too willy, or oul
Graham guardian., 1902-03-28
srsne narntan.
FRIDAY. MARCH 28 1902
NorrcE or MuxIoIrAL ELECrION

Notice Is hereby given TO the electors Of the
eorporatoa o. the Town OF Sshord tha' an ele''
tlon will be held Monday, April 7ih, i9G' ioI
the purpose OF choosing the following Town
oslcers: Five members Of the Common Coun
Sir one Clerk, one Marshal, and one supervisor
of Streets.
The pclls will be In the once OF J. F, Black
sxoYe suI will be opeu from e m till p m
The following persons have been appointed
te sct as judges at said election: j, G, Robin
sen, + r. Hunter, and J. n, Keasley.
sY erder of the Common Council.
z. d. TUTrLr, Mayor
II. v. Du.gLAt, CLERK
Graham guardian., 1902-03-28

THE Kansas Agricultural Col
lege is dealing with the prairie
dog pest in drastic manner,
sending out 1880 worth IF poison
in q month.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-28
AN ULTIMATUM.

| iAN' tJHttt'fH w III nv y x bU Oii
advocating good men for office and
advising the Democracy ofGraham
county to put forth worthy and
competent men, who can be elect
ed, on the Democratic ticket. The
/ bmletin gave timely warning be-
fore the last Democratic conven-
ton what would be the result if
the GUARDIAN horn was allowed to
do all the tootin'. If the GUAR
DIAN wants TO push to the front
old conditions it has the privilege
to do so, but conditions in Graham
county to-day prove that the Bulle-
tin was on the right track during
the last campaign"
Thus does the Bulletin issue its
ulhmatum to the Democracy of
Graham county that unless the
men Of its choice are nominated
its displeasure Will be incurred and
"dire results" will follow as it will
refuse to support any one that it
does not name for Office. When
ever newspaper takes the stand
that it rules any political party it
is time to turn it down and fire it
out.
Before the last campaign the
Bulletin gave warning that unless it's
SOn-in-law was ominated for Dis
trict Attorney it would bolt the
ticket and although one of its
editors was a member Of the con
vention that nominated the Demo
cratic ticket, Bro. Kelly work ed
and voted against every man on it,
as is evidenced by the vote cast
for that ticket in SoIomonville,
Now it repeats the warning.
We imagine the Democracy of this
county will nominate whom it sees
fit whether it p'eases Mr.. Kelly or
not. And of course he will not be
pleased unless his relatives is placed
on the ticket Bro. Kelly certain
ly has very little regard for the
opinions Of the Democrats Of this
county when he says ''you must
do as | say or my paper will not
support you" He said the same
thing in 1900 and fought the
ticket, although he tiled to deceive
the party into believing he sup
ported a portion of the nominees.
This time he cannot play the
"Jadias act" for everybody will
know where to find him.
Whenever Il newspaper attempts
to place itself above and dictate to
its party, it is deserving of the
contempt of all honest men.
! The GUARDIAN always has and
always will support the men nomi-
mated by its party, whether they
are our personal choice or not, for
when ticket is nominated it is
certainly the choice Of the rank
and file Of the party, no matter
how much disgruntled and disap-
pointed newspaper editors may
rant and rave to the contrary.
Primaries are held where all the
people have an opportunity to
choose their delegates and instruct
them if they see fit, if not they
have full confidence in their hon.
eSty, and when the convention
meets and Sc ects ticket it is
certainly more worthy Of support
ban if selected by one man, as
bro. Nelly would ike 10 40.
The first sore spot made on Bro.
Kelly's hide was when the Demo
cracy held its conve ton in SAT-
ford then his choice was not
nominated for District Attorney
and be turned a back somersault.
If he still has the nerve to claim to
be Democrat, we would advise
him to get into line with his party.
The party has right to demand
this of him or else compel him to
get out.
DENVER wants the next Christ
4 4 I.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-28
j. e. GOLDING.
DEALER IN

In 1922, according TO carefully
compiled statistics, less than one
third of the students of the ten
leading colleges in America were
protesting Christians, while now
the proportion is greater than on :
half.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-28
First publication Feb. 7. 1872.
Notice for Publication.
Homestead Entry No. 23l5.l
LAND OFFICE AT Tucson.

I4NNU VFFTCE At IUCSUN, ARR
Feb s. 1902
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has sled notice of her intention
10 make final proof in support of her claim, and
that said proof will be made before the P5
bate lu e at Solomonville. Arizona, on Mon.
day, March s.. 1872. viz:
Susan NJ. S'uckey widow of Rudolph
stu key deceased of Stafford Arizona. for the
:. W 4, n. Z. q & N. w u = Z. H. Sec 10,
T s. r. 2i f.. q & 8. r. h. & VI
she names the following witnesses to prove
d, continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz:
John II Evans. Austin Evans, allen NJ.
Quinn and John Quinn, all OF Stafford, Ariz
MILTON X. MOORE,
Register.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-28

Williams, Photographer, will
close business in a short time.
Those desiring pictures do nto
delay in coming. At
A new line of mems shoes just
received at The Taylor Cylone
Store, Safferd. 1t
Graham guardian., 1902-03-28

DENVER wants the next Christ
ian Endeavor convention. and the
next big prize-fght. Extremes
meet.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-07-25

paired as well as possible but it will TAKE
some time for IL to heal thoroughly.
Herman Hagerman met with dis
tressing accident while in the perform
ance Of his duties at the F., K. & M. v
round house at the junction last Friday
He was in the act Of mounting an en-
gine when from some unexplained
reason he lost his balance and fell over
backwards, striking his head on the
floor Of the engine house. The accident
resulted in the paralysis OF the
optic nerve Of his left eye and the VIC
tim has lost the sight from that organ.
The doctors here and at Omaha have
examined the case but offer no hope OF
the return Of vision to the eye. They
consider, however that MIR. Hagerman
may, in time, outgrow the injury and
have his eyesight restored through
natural agencies.