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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26

A POLL tax Of One Dollar per capita on a!l
male citisens between the age ot u ana W
yearx, except such n are EXEMPT oy law, Will
90 collected.
A commutaiion road tax Of One Dollar win
DO collected the same time M other 'nxes
from all male c.sixens between the age OF u
and 50 years. except such % arc exempted oy
law Unless said tax 10 paid by arst OF March,
l908, four days work upon ths public highways
Will DO required uuder contractor.
Taxea are payable only 10 gold and silver
coin, United States currency, National BANK
Notes aud Coupons Of Stste Bonds which Do
come payable during the year l9la.
Az no few avail themselves Of the opportun.
ity OF pay ing taXea at the times and places
heretofore designated. will discontinue the
appointments over the Coanty' ana coiiecs al
taxes at the Treasarer's ofiico.
Parties desiring In formation BY mall In re-
gard TO their taIes will please write before
December 18th. stating the location ol theii
oroporty, and include postage for reply, and
those paying taxes by check must Include the
charge for collection.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.
HIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
FROM WEDNESDAY, CO.
TOBER 18th UNTIL WED
NESDAY, DECEMBER
3lst, 1902.
The Rate Of State, County, School
and Special Tax, Including One
Dollar Poll Tax, One Dollar
Communication Tax.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT TO
l. raise supplies tor the fisoal yeai commence
ing Janunry /, 1909. notice II hereby given
that the office OF County Treasurer for poe.
Vile County will DO open Tor the colIection OF
,ober l5th, until Wednesday. December 8.st.
without penalty. Rates per cent. OF taxation
arc m follows:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
An Ordinance.
To Raise Supplies for the
City of Abbeville for the
Fiscal Year 1908.

DE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
and Aldermen OF the city Of Abbeville, 3. C..
In council assembled and by authority OF the
same:
That . Tax for the sums and in manner
hereinafter Bsmed, shall be raised aud paid
into the treasury OF the City Council for the
uses aud purposes thereof for the nscal year.
1905.
Notice 10 hereby given that the ofiice OF
City Treasurer OF Abbevilie will DO open for
tho collection OF taxes for said fiscal year
from WEDNESDAY. November 5th. 1907 IN.
I'll WEDNEsDA AY, December Slst, ,9o2, WITH.
OUT PENALTY. Rates per cent OF taxation
are as follows:
City yTsx........................- mills.
Water Works Tax Qptercst
on Bonds and Sinking
Fund. .............. ~ mills.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26

A Communication Road Tax OF Two Dollars
Css) will be collected the same time a. other
taxes. from aiI male citizens between the age
Of u and Is years. except such as are ex.
empted by law. Unless said tax 10 paid by
the nrst day OF January. l9oa, SIX DAYS
WORK upon the public highways and street,
OF the city will be required under the Street
Ovsrseer.
Ali persous falling or refusing to pay the
commutaiion tax or to work six fuli days,
than thirty dollars or be impriaoned for not
more than thirty days.
Done and ratified In City Council this 18th
day OF October. l9O2.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
THE
AbbeYiQe Warehouse.

The Speed Dug Co. will buy your second
hand school looks, such ss are used In the
cnunty schools and the graded achOOl Of Alb
beviile. They must be In good condition.
Tissue paper for max Ing hats, In any shade
OF The Speed Drug Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26

our buainess will about double that Of any
prescription business ever done by any drug
concern In the city Of Abbeville. The people
are pleased or We could not do 1t
The Speed Drug 20.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
WHATS IN A AAkk

Wesdmit thsre b not much In the names o
the didsreot streets In . oily withoat name
Rlais Ss signeoasd 70 PSant ,n ,,m ins os ana ss,
Sirsss 10 10 looking fos. without suea point
go thervs nothing Ia Q nAna LSe Mayo
GoMIiIen 80 that Aoheville - least. puts Oh
this one moro 'Ctsy Air" 1--we mistake nH,
for shis puspose piled mp In one Of tho once
of tho Coaft Honse-li 10. Why not have thon
put up?
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
ursx rHsss AND EVERYWHERE.

Ma, Arthur Parker IL SILL quite unvell, %
ing connoed 70 his room and BED nor the pas'
Wr' Thomss McNslii. ono OF the progressive
Ana nn.io-daie fnSmerp on Route No. 3. hands
IN IN oIbsofiption Tor tho Pre4a and b6nper
fnr enc year. Others might well follow bis
Sisses 0nIy and Emma Evans. Of Lebanon
mare ln she olty last Monday accompanied bS
NE Msry buPrs OF Abbeviile. 10 visiting
vcisfsyes and friends 10 Greenwood.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
w. D. Barksdale.

P.s.-He also carries a full line OF oIocs. oIa.
ries and General Merchandise, ano 'ne P''0s'
are right. Call and sec.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
AND STILL THEY COME.

Ian vSek H COS our pleasure 70 chrooiole
Q nan6sr o. iAmiliss who havs lo:s fsosnt,y
saoVsd inso cGf sisy and this weeki !: agssn
cor pisosurs % announce the arrival Of tns
TnSv o<scnny ths pretty newly dnished rest
1soSs 6stsss SSe homea Of Mrs.. 0rAydon
md M Naegie brooks. Mr.: shernrd- u
salSsman In tho store Of M. A.. 2. CneasnaMs s
vhefe hs vhl always % ssaa 70 10 "''
sSor psopls sxssnd % this good iamily
Marty woicouo and wish fof lnom pleasant
ana prcsperous aojourn while In o0f miosI
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
CHARMING GUESTS.

% iass wednesdSy Miss Katie Huntsr an.
Ma Nsaele MCKINNEY two pretty young u
siiss fyoor Hunters. we're the charming guest
OF 0s. aud Mrs. J d. Ms0Aw ana ON Fti
day lhs fisi, NJ. and Afs. ]. F. Hunter 1er
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26

As Abssyalls Nov. tho lsIh. TO Mrs. George
0amhrell Q daughter.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26

On lsst Thursday Afternoon Mlss AMeen,
shs pretty tittis daughter Of Ars. =: =. Ham.
nn1Ssr m iittIe fSiondD 10 osleosaticn o
- Bth 6irthday. Delightful rsfreshmsnss y
were served and every one prosent seemed to
snloy shemsslves 70 the uemos1 AZ tney
ViSned 1or her many happy resnfns OF thia
SovOus oconsiOo.
The oasis., 1902-11-22

so he abandoned it and thought no more about it. Jenkyns came across it, and getting good assay from the surface croppings, he located a group there which he now thinks to be bonanza, which it IS very likely to become if developed.
 Prospect: Word has gone forth from Jerome that the United Verde mine will reopen the first of next week, after compulsory shutdown of four months. This means that hundreds of miners all over Ari- zona will promptly jump their jobs in mills, box factories and on railroads, and hustle for the far better paying job of mining copper for Senator Clark. The United Verde mine, the most famous and the most valuable piece of property in the world, shut down last July ostensibly to give opportunity for extensive improvements und d CT ground and above ground, the lat ter to include new furnaces for the reducing of the ores. On Prescott streets rumor had 1t the mine opens today and number of men have already gone up the line.
The oasis., 1902-11-22
Asleep Amid Flames.

Breaking into a blazing home, some fremen lately dragged the sleeping inmates from death. Fan cied security and death near. It's that way when you neglect coughs and colds. Don't do it. Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption gives perfect protection against all throat, chest and lung troubles. Keep it near, and avoid suffering, death and doctors bills. A tea spoonful stops late cough, per sistent use the most stubborn. Harmless and nice tasting, it's guaranteed to satisfy by all drug gists. Price soc and $1. Trial bottles free.
The oasis., 1902-11-22
MINING NEWS.

Burro creek country the other day, and reports that MT. Newman, his partner, and the gentlemen who have the mines under bond, have reached depth of 175 feet and are in very rich ore. The mines will be taken over within the next few weeks and will then be operated by a large force of men.
 Arizona Blade: The Bobtail com pany have effected settlement with William Beard and the Troxel brothers, and will now proceed to perfect their plans for enlarging their mill and opening up their mines on a large scale. The com pany has been re-organized and the new organization is said to have plenty of money behind them. They will probably install a cyan ide plant at their mill, beside en- larging their crushing capacity.
 Bisbee Miner: The Solomon Springs Copper company have had surveyed and prepared to patent six claims-the El Paso, Alta, Cop per Reef, Copper Point, Emerald and St. Elmo. This company has some of the finest prospects in that district. The formation Is lime and iron and samples taken near the surface assay extremely high. The Solomon Springs district will before long be among Arlzona's big producers.
 Tucson Citizen: The Parafiine company has discovered oil in a we'll near Florence at 600 feet, this being the first oil found in the ter ritory. The new field is located north of Florence and will not be far from the proposed Phoenix & Eastern railroad. The building of this line will insure transportation of the oil to all parts of the terri tory. The strike made in the well near Florence is said to be causing a great deal of excitement, and the land in the vicinity of the we'll that has not been already staked out IS being taken up night and cay.
 Tempe News: A rich strike has been discovered in the White Tank mountains, near the Miser Chest mine, by Henry A. and Elliott Stewart. The vein starts at six inches in width, and at depth of fifteen feet attained a width of thir- teen inches. The ore will run from $50 to $100 ton, and is increasing in value as depth is attained. FL liott is in town purchasing ore sacks and supplies, while his broth CT is at the mine building roads and getting things in shape to work the mine. There will, no doubt, be some rich strikes made in the White Tank mountains when the right depth is reached, as the lodges in this section will undoubtedly go down
 Prescott Prospect: D. N. Jenkyns, of Mayer, is about to start work on his Cinderella group of gold mines on Mineral creek, two and hal miles southeast from the Blue Bell and a mile and half from the line of the P. & E. railroad. This is 8 ledge that has been overlooked by prospectors for several years. Year: ago Jeff Davis located it and broke into the croppings only and sent fifty tons oi the ore to Ash Fork by wagon, and thence to some easterr shelter. He got returns of $10O
The oasis., 1902-11-22

United States Custom House manifest blanks for sale at TIE OASIS
Graham guardian., 1902-03-14
SCOT AZ CLIFT0M.
I've aiea @hat and one uias From tho
E0lCts

F"" a;eo &hat and one nios From tho
E0,cts
"wo weeks gro tonight Jrlian
Hhitmorc, cousin to S. ". Price
waa Shot in the breast, from he
Effects Of which he died rn Sltur-
day last The body was brought
to the valley, arriving here Sunday
moraing, having been mot on ,ha
road by Nr. Price and W..
Damrou.
The funeral was held in Thatch-
or the same day AID tho remains
buried in the Thatcher buryiug
ground
The following letter written 20
Mr. Price from Clifton before Mr.
Whitmoro died gives The details of
tie affair:
at seems that Jake Sollars and
Lee Coraett We're and had been for
some time on very bad terms.
Last Friday, about ! O'Clock D..
m, they met in the street near
Happy Jacks saloon and Cornett
opened fire on Jake, and Jake re-
turned the fire, and each one ]
think cmptied their guns at each
other. CorDett was shot in the
arm and lower part o. the body.
and is now in the hospital, and
Mr.. Whitmore was near the en-
trance Of Happy Jacks saloon,
iast in the act Of starting to Mo
renci with hack load Of passon
gers when the shooting began, and
Il bullet fred by C0rnett at Jake
Sollars struck Mr.. Whitmore in
the breast
"Mr Whitmore is q very sick
man, and the chances for his re-
covery are nof worth considering.
Last night he was out Of his head,
dalirious complications have ct in
with pneumonia, and il is the
opinion Of most every one that he
will not live two days more.
Mr.. Whitmore was not in any
way concerned in the fight, ut
was unfortunately close.
Jake Sollars was not nit and
Lee Cornett will be well in ten
days more"
Graham guardian., 1902-03-14
Relief Society Reunion.

We are authorized by the Stake
President Of the Relief Society,
Mrs Elizabeth Layton, to announce
that a reunion of all the Relief
Societies of the Stake will be held
in Weech's hall, Pima on Monday,
March 18th, beginning at 2 o'clock
p. m. A nice program has been
prepared and an excellent time is
assured to all who attend.
In the evening a grand ball will
be given at the same place. Ex-
cell mt music has been engaged.
All are invited to attend.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-14
GLOBE.
Special correspondence to The GrARDIAS.

Special CORRESPONDENCE to The GrARDIAN.
Globe is resting up, getting
ready for the inevitable rush OF
business the coming summer.
Fighting whisky seemed to be
he only variety on tap this week.
t is supposed to have been ship
ped in by the undertaken.
Pay day was quiet, most of the
oy- scmed to have drawn their
wages and packed them down in
n saw dust.
George Ward returned from La
Cananea Wednesday night and
says that camp is the only mule in
the pasture.
Mr. Fuller, step-father 10 our
recorder, r. J. Williams, died sud
denly one day this week. His
body WAS shipped to Michigan for
burial. The deceased was an ac-
complished bookkeeper and ac-
countant in the employment of
Brookner & Co, and was highly
regarded by a large circle of
friends in Globe.
The smallpox and scarlet fever
scare in Globe has abou, subsded.
1t is not likely that o genuine case
Of smallpox existed, but several
sweet little children were torn
from thoir parent arms and CON
signed to the cold earth by the
rayagca Of malignant scarlet fever
Several adults suffered severe at
tucks from the same source.
S vhoci has been re-opened how
ever, and all suspected cases and
Infected premises are strictly quar-
antinod.
scores OF our citizens have their
eyes turned toward Douglas and
.Uuunea.
DR.. Clark has moved to Stafford
10 be proio ia regret ofa hos'
81 aieuus who h#ve benefited by
u Professions services in Globe.
T DC doctor met supaSsin.; success
as srociaijsl ON eye, ear and
threat disc acs, h#yinp cu'ld many
cases permanently
The goo6 Christian paeplc OF
Globe. along with tfcz lovers Of
logic and eioqueGce, are anXlously
awaiting the arrival Of tie Rev,
Goddard, who viii ipsGtute re.
viyal services. The iron is ceI.
tain)y hot in Globe and since tae
reverend gentIemou il a heavy
striker, important results may b,
expected.
Frank Alley is somewhere up ia
your valley drilkiag buttcrmi!k
and what else lord .ly knows.
jim
Graham guardian., 1902-03-14
unioua Re naila

We are reformed that punnar
tons now bring wa IL nlr
novel reunion in PROV
the 29th Of May
Il is re.ugj "a oi
ants Of Dr. Karl q
before his death wls sap
intendont ofal. th b
# the La't D
# these students r. 81
men and women
he purp OF lh" ar
union to commpmorat. the 5th
anniversary f DR.. Maesers school
career. On hat day his stu.,anls
will lay the corner stone f1r
monument to be bai!t 10 bis mem-
org and also the corHer stone ttr r.
building to be elected on 'ha B r.
Academy grounds in hs soccer
Dr. Naeser WAS the arst pra i3 /.
Of The B Y. Academy and has bean
connected wi hthc ohu sshatis
ever since. lie was Ha'tNc "i
Germany and received his daa a
ton there.
Easter hats and bonacis I T.
ladies in many bcauliHl 'y!vs.
The Taylor Clcl ne aercanti.r
Co. Stafford. IT
Williams, Pho.ogrp =, VIII
close business in sh.r Time
Those desiring pictures do to
delay in coming. #
Look out lor th, iar-a
er at Layton. tllrel
Graham guardian., 1902-03-14
Another Scare

About $3.50 Wednesday evening
Of Inst week, our usually quiet
httio city was thrown into con-
sJernation by a fire alarm having
b en- turned in from 9th street, in
lne neighboraood ofthc south por-
aion Of the old Nutting block. As
i5lll ia sloh cases, the depart
nani turaed ont with will, and
mid ladies' and children were al
~ ISL prlIyzed with fear, for the
Latte horrors OF the burning of the
Garden Grove Hotel was yet fresh
upon the minds Of our people.
The deplrlm mt failing to locate
1ne fire were at . loss to know how
10 proceed, when loud cries of
murder, heIp etc. were heard com
/ < from tie Stafford Lumber Cos
NHj pas liremen sealed the
ea a.ls, . see want on earth was the
matter 1'hey. found Mr.. Shafer
}ad Wll Roandy on top Of the
h.ghe,J pile ofIumber, who report
ed thut tefTible looking monster
Of some kind was raising sold
Cain" in The yard. Will started
outonce to give the alarm, but his
h9t blew off and he had to return.
On Investigation it was discovered
that the alarm was false and that
it WAS nothing more than Leo
Castles armadiilo. Everyone re-
turpcd to their homes feeling that
another awful calamity had been
ayerted. A FIREMAN.
y d. Ne l,,c ,,Il % M ~
Graham guardian., 1902-03-14
IHAG, HER ITEMS

Regular corr sroudeure to GJARDhv.
Our Assembly hall was destroy
ed by fire last Monday. a the
time over 10 children had gather
ed for tho purpose Of attending
their primary meetin Some
children coming to the hall saw
the fire and ga g the alarm, r.
W. Smith hoard the ry and lost
no timo in getting to the hall
BY the time the children were
ont Of the haIlother men had an
rived and every effort WIS N d to
save everything possible. PAe
ch irs, organ, books. and some Of
the scenery we saved.
A TOW seoonaS sss4f tao sooft AT
Graham guardian., 1902-03-14
OUTLAW IN JAIL
ore the BLACK Jack Gang Captured in
New MexlGo.

ore OF the i}lao;s Jack Gang Captured in
New Mexico.
George bIusgrave, one Of the
most noted outlaw leaders Of the
soutihwo {, has just been captured
at 4 AIumo2ordo lie was taken in
10 custody last Monday by Post
Office Inspector 9. L. Doran, of
Denver, who had been on the trail
Of The bandit for many weeks
Musgrnve was one Of the notori-
Gus Black Jack gang that operated
so extensively through Arizona
two CT three years ago. The Of
ticers have been looking for him
ever since his parmor, 3ola
Ketchum, was captured and bang
ed in New Mexico last year. After
this hanging nothing was heard of
Mnserave until recently and it is
supposed he went to Oklahoma,
where he fell in love with young
girl and intended to marry her in
April.
After returning to New Mexico,
Musgrave aud his gang committed
many dcpredations and the officers
determined to capture or kill him.
1t was through correspondence
with his sweetheart that his where
abouts became known. His cap
ture soon followed.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-14

SOMEHOW the idea has e
abroad that in his speech ia 1
Senate the other day Mark SwiI
apposed the appropriation
Indian schools in Auzon#
Nothing could be further lro'a t}a
facts. Mr.. Smith opposed anEr.
priations for eastern Indianscn o
that are maintained for the ra1
pose of educating tie wc>i2u
Indians. He took the GF,aIt
that they should be c.@ai'd r.
home, because whcl The N"
indians are sent away 'r".a ,.
to be educated il is always d.
against the wishes Of th,jr Par'j
And for this eason when t'gI
turn from sch ol the lnbi"g"
home take espo ial delight ia' 'or
pelling them 70 return TO 't>
former way Of living, anG ".t"
young girls are forced into p
stitu,ion. He advocated bc Id D.
and maintaining good schools
home for their educatio ana
ed upon congress to es'ab!'a
schools so they can he ctuc'.
at the place where they live.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-14
MISS wINDEs' ROOMS.

Number enrolled IS. Average
daily attendance "A. Percentage
of attendance SO Number of
tardjcs SO. Those neither tardy
or absent are as follows:
Ethel Hernddn, Alonzo Mon
ticrth, Clara Morris, Hugh Morris,
Vernon Nichols, Willard Wolker,
Archie West, Nixon Whitten.
Those receiving the highest per-
ccnlagc in the different grades are
as follows;
Eighth grade, Sallie Herndon,
95; seventh grade, Ethe! Nichols,
96; fifth grade, Nellie Bingham, 81;
third grade, Myrtle Snow; second
grade, Clara Norris; second prim
AIRY, Gavin v itten and Willard
WelkelY itst pi;Nf>iry,. &qphie West
and Leonard Epley.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-14
word lhal Ii 10 49, n.

WI u ttts Ai3 l.titNl 's'' 4'-' .s-
owa a.l BIZ ftye Yves too
aizc him and dieG la
DAYS Ttns .a ya1. .i he
family fal upo !
Many aria IS advised a# o
to Paris and study >a #
mother hearing OF i,ara
h $ aph.r'. wisa,. "a
advised him -, Ga a@
for Paris was q v.rH vl k
lass word wr "i u,u..l .tc
virtues OF your ANCESTORS
He Went to.Chnb.v .aud ;il..y
was raised Jn aUu,.r @
him Hc went 80 tyllg and yiig
ed there en- Saturday taau
Everything was u,Nse Q p.aiw.
lac became vtrv hom,a.cE
He went to VI. t.2Tger auJ l@io
1im Lis purpose 1oea asked
him what he could do Jean ICES
d out @ drawing & six II ian
aLg mastcr was u1,i Ell @
jd "ifyou ;aE hya v.a.aa ~"
Ter my class ud a tae P"iz
HilIyt la his picture and wcN
way promjs,uG t. ruas" Ug
when he got away i #or
ug TO keel me oaa as Sd.
full. lie uoy,rrytuTnad Ut his
drawing w.ss fut TO a,a lysar
Ue do,ia q t) go y5 Tie loar.s
and study Tire pie,ur.#, Jaw Hy
was astam d 10 ask tao Way aau
after getting ius Um5ar Of
times ho found jav eailay Ii.
spent mouths eoP.&ag mti j.
this place. Also Hueo l!aa.u t.o
library reading. .irta a uo mas
tiers, lie Uas aiaja m ou
woulo ask Him sam.luina br dad
mot ilao,v ADtgra Umc a2 Went
baol ta CItsb urg and wa laar
Itj q th#vc lie JccsH la, ala .
Of FIVE c .l g. @ #nasc oi
umc after aiwost jaly.nEI, pars
he went to Hr, n, b aiz1n H>,u
70 raiacbl2la fresluat ta linm
Paris. In moving a>r ae aad his
|fumjY wa. cd De carried wu
Of is t.ar.o f4ioHed hy h
W +, bringing w r,t @. Iat
family. il, lived al Bal
twenty six years. DUiUs ID
time he was y,ry poor and lljyu
up The woodsl,d fA his studio
III pu MT d hts mos, r,mous pi
tune, here. II bes known psint-
tngs mo The Suphcrd SIS; Storm
] on Dho Jus; Feeding he CHICK
ems; Feeding Aer Birds; lAe $ et;
/ ne Mml with The Hoe The An
( gelus, which be ouly got $l0a for,
but which recently sold for &l5 )
o. The other famous pictures
are: The oman Chnrniugj p s.
Iant ~ omen; The Cleaners; Plant.
ling Potato y The On ppyr;
and tae R d Mender
~ y i'stNAiNN az an ~ L"'
Frea:h p3lstns In MlIlets lie
me p ople did not care for this
kind # piciuros. They wanted
! p inlings cfh"autiiui tain =, but
Mii'olv,rld pn oay d. pvo
IU .hat ar bad B ea M"u-a ~
with and cared fur
Now his pictures are highly
highly prjz d because they are
true 20 Nature
iIet te Is the same story with
his brush that Burns tells in the
Scottish poetry, love story for
the common things OIL lif'.
The artist struggled with pov-
ery all his life aud one time sold
ten drawings for u pair OF shoes,
hut late in life he had more orders
for work than he could ill. He
got an order from the government
to paint some decorations but
could not finish it, He took a
severe cough and died in 1875
KNI Hr SMITH.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-14

The Union restaurant for nice
warm meals. Everything well
cooked and plenty Of it. Miss
Sparks, proprietress.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-14
ONE Of the best nCwsp1Yo"3 !

ONE Of the best ncwspapew 'Hs
reaches this vhi,l in"' "..
after leaving The Is
Paso Da y Macs. 1t is aH u
date paper in ov'ry
full telegraphic reports oi
transporting in every p"Ea9'
Globe.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-14

We have everything needed fol
gardening, seeds Of all kinds, from
reliable firms. The Taylor Cy'
clone Co. Stafford. 1t