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Graham guardian., 1902-02-14

At the meeting Of the Stafford
Commercial Climb last Wednesday
night $50 were appropriated to
help in defraying the expenses
of the San Carlos and Pima ball
teams, that will play game in
Stafford on Feb %
Graham guardian., 1902-02-14

Word was received in Saffor.d
during the early part of the week
that the travelling company that
was to nave played aNir ,--sDss,l
TUCK in Todd's hall Las n; s,bt
bad gone up the firme," hence no
show. ~
Graham guardian., 1902-02-14

W. s. Davis, the wheel-horse
Democrat of Shiloh, and Major
Sanders were visitors in Stafford
last Tuesday.
Graham guardian., 1902-02-14

DR.. II ]. Warner announces that
he will be in Stafford at WAX efeld's
Drug store every afternoon from 2
to 6 o'clock All desiring to con-
suit him may do so between those
hours. tt.
Sam Price has resigned as city
marshal and street overseer of
Stafford. The council will meet on
Monday night and appoint new
man.
We have just opened for spring
many new styles in ladies' Oxford
low cut shoes and slippers. The
Taylor Cyclone Mercantile Co.,
Stafford, IL.
Graham guardian., 1902-02-14
The Guardian.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1902

BIsBEE has lately Incorporated
nd we notice that all their ordi-
nances are being published as the
law directs. This will no doubt
prevent great deal Of trouble and
expensive litigation later
Graham guardian., 1902-02-14
STATEHOOD.

Knowing that the Democrats of
both the U. S. Senate and the house
of represent tives are all right on
the question of Statehood, Wiley
K. Jones has been writing to his
republican friends in the matter,
accompanying his letters by a
printed pamphlet containing his
argument made before the Senate
committe on Territories several
years ago. Among his replies re-
ceived is the f flowing from U. S.
Senator Mason of Illinois, who in
former years served with Mr..
Jones in the Legislature of that
state:
U. S. Senate, Feb. 3, 1902.
Hon Wiley E. Jones,
Stafford, Arizona.
Dear Sir:-l am in receipt of
your favor of the 22nd ult., enclos.
ing your pamphlet on the subject
of statehood, and note with inter-
est all you say. 1 am with you on
that subject.
Thanking you for your kind
wishes, remain,
Hastily, but sincerely yours,
VIM. L. Mason.
Senator Mason's letter reads all
right, and it must be born in mind
by all that the efforts for State
hood should be expended mainly
upon the Republican members of
both Houses of Congress who
have the matter in their hands at
this time. Mr.. Jones is awaiting
replies from a number Of other
friends in Congress to whom he
has written.
Graham guardian., 1902-02-14
We under staud that Mr.. Col


We understand that Mr.. Col
quhoun willbe present at meeting
towbeh heia III Thatcher tomorrow
;fbr n y purpose of discussing the
lAiiing question. This matter
could be better handled by the
farmers placing it in the hands of
boards of directors of the different
canal companies, with auth ,rity to
act with the mining companies
Ifit is to. be determined whether the
farms are being injured by the
tailings, the water should be taken
from the river at different points
and thoroughly tested by the most
competent chemical authorities.
The meeting tomorrow will prob
ably result in such steps being
taken, and on the result action
will naturally follow. That the
Arizona Copper company will do
what is fair and honorable in the
matter, is evidenced by the fact
that Mr.. Colquboun has consented
TO meet with those Interested in
order to got all the facts connected
with the matter.
Graham guardian., 1902-02-14

NOTWITHSTANDING the iact that
the Bulletin reioices over the fact
that Cochise county lost her suit
with the Copper Queen company,
the people of that county are not
very jubilant and will carry the
case to the supreme court. The
real question is, are the mines in
Cochise county taxed in proper
tion with other property IN that
county. If the mines in Cochisc
county have commercial value of
more than all the other mines in
the Territory combined they
should be taxed accordingly, If
others in different parts of the Ter
ritory are assessed too low they
should be raised.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09
vieques.
Diciembre 5 de 1902.

Hoy ha sido celebradc ror los niiIos de es-
te pueblo la fiesta del Arbol day.
**x Ha llegado este pueblo procedente
de EspaiIa Don Pedro Manche1o heEmano, de
de nuestro ouerido amigo Don Bernardino al
que felicitamos por tan grata vista; que ST. per
manencia le sea grata y por largo tempo.
x*x Es digna de APPLAUSE ia Coonia Espa-
fIola de esta, por Ia esp'endidez con que ha
contribuido para la fiesta del dia, de IA Purlsi-
ina patrona de este pueblo. Con tai motvo deben
de estar muy satisfecho los seilores que COM
ponen Ia junta de los festejos.
~ Duraute aver hoy han caido fuer-
tcs aguaceros
~ A. er i las tres de Ia tarde fonde6
en- este puerto procedene de San Juan Fajar-
do e1 vapor "Porto Rico, siguiendo Wage para
Humacao y demas puertos de ruta.
~ Inscripciones en- el Registro Civil du-
rante el mes de Noviembe
Nacimient9s q.
Dafunciones 10.
MatrimonioS @.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09
SecretoS del tocador

Aqua DE FORTUGAL.-Es I'm aqua
muy sencilla y eXcelentc para ell tocador y eli
paiiuelo: Is granaos de esenc4 de narania la
mada P0rtngak III liro dc alcohol rectihcado.
Mezclese y decd1tese para guitar un lijero poso.
Esta agua nluy suave es algo colorado, Pero
el color no ofTece Iac0nyeaiente. ST sc Quiere
pueden afIadirsele tres Q cuajro gotas de tin
tura de ar1bar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09
@s!s@ d,
III aunabO

Diciernbre de 1902
Breves nomentos eSt1lvo aver noche en-
este pueblo de paso para Hunacao, ell captain
Guerrero de la Pocla Insular qiq2
~ Maf1ana da celebraran los ni1os
nhas de las escuelas de este termino Ia fiesta
del Arbol.
~ Contindan muy concurridas las no
venas de la Conception que sc vienen celebran-
do en- nuestro temple.
Dicembre
~ C>mo indicaba en- mis- notas de aver
han celebrado hoy los alumaos de estas escue-
las la fiesta del Arbo
x*x Aver salio para Caguas acornpaf1an-
do su cuiiada dofia Josefa Gimenez, nuestro
amigo don Federico Hernandez
m*x Sc ha iniciado una subscription con el
fin de yer 81 puzzle recaudarse con que celebrar
las nlisas de agunaldos.
El Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09
i mia! |!

para qacmaT "a iosA &C ;as iabioS
al asdicrie Ooa:aCo &c mis- bcScS.
-.
al vcs-e ;an pisdosa.
~ miS,ioo ivTvug nc CaGsa m.otio
Al yer cue ante e, altar Ia frcnic inclinaS.
al Dos 1 quien veucras J venero
quiSiera SaP'aaias. pAra clcvaTtc
hAs;a mi trono eXUclso
y. dc rodil.aS i Us pes. Gccir.e
10 mncAo Que &c cuicro.
-.
;Querer,e; ESa paiabTa
no eNpreSa b.en sni afecso. -.
Nj Dies, -; hberia6, M fe. nj palria.
ri os. iTitu j n. CuSTpo
Y Ia absolute possession Gel mundo
81 10 .udieTa oonquiStar mi genio,
diera por IL Por veite solo mia,
por q placer supreme
de yer como al calor de mis- caricias
enrojece n nieve dc II seno.
~
Te quiero solo mia,
con amor tan immense,
que 81 me ordenas deScender al crimen
sumiso te obedezco,
{ impasible we're como Ia historic
cubre mi nombre con fulgor siniestro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09
Corresponsal
Depa ria saa I'D gls EamCa Ca5ga
de PsaSeo.EsIC0
OFICINA DEL COMISIONAD0i
Diciembre 3 de 1892.

Proposiciones para Ia construccj6n de un
edi6co para escuela graduada en- Cabo Rojo,
P r., seran recibidas Ell esta oicina hasta las
10 de la m2f1ana del dia 10 de D;cenbre de
1902, fecha hora en- qae serdn abiertos los
pliegos. Las proposiciones deben venir en- tri-
plicado.
LBS iaformes que Sc desee1 seran facilita-
dos ca Ell D:partane de Instruction, el cual
Sc reserva ell derecho de acep:ar rechazar
cualquera de las propoSic;oles to1as elias.
Ea el sobre de remission deoera escribirse: Pro
posiciones para ia cons astruccioa de una escuela
graduada en- Cabo Rojo, P r" seran dirigi-
das E. W. Lord. Acting Commissioner of
Education. 3-5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09

Oh, lirio dclicado.
cuando vayas al temple.
donde 4 un dos bondadoso r;ndea cul;o
los de su gracia y su peTd6n sedienioS;
ora por mi. que sufro por ;u cauSa.
ora por nj. que cnferino
esta mi coraz6n, V Ia amaTgurl
que sube hasta mis- ojos desde el pecho,
en- gotas sc desprende de mis- ojos,
ien gotas acres de mortal veneno,
Ora mucho por mi, que estoy Gnaldito;
ora mucho por mi, por el pigmeo
que pretende subir Ia alta Gina
en- la que Dios te Ia puesio,
: para pedir iuS brlllantes ojoS
un POGO de su fuego,
que dc calor mi esPeranza muerta,
que consuma mi afan y mis- deseoS.
Ora por mi, que de Icaro en- las alas
llegar. q ii pretendo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09

"a Se que no 10 ocalsAs. .......
- que apcnaS
ahandonas q lechc.
&c alejaS &c il casa bos,nialaria.
cue iiene para mi dulccS recnerdoS.
y vas / oraT....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09
g Quo
PARA CURAR Ell RESFRIADO
EN- UN DIA

tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BRO.
MO-QUlNINA. El boticario le devolver5 el
clnero 81 no Sc cura. La 6rina de E. w. GRO.
We Sc halla en- cada caiita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09
Emulsion
dc Scott

|. jebe e'nplearse siempre
! en- la tuberculosis, la
I anemia, ell raquitismo, el
J reblandecimiento de los
+, hueSos y en- general en-
: t0daS aquellas enferme-
! dadeS que nece>itan un
! alimento complete.
/, Por ST. estado graSoso,
!, nutre los pulmones.
) Per su asimilacion, au-
, menta los globuIos de la
J sangre.
(, Por ell fosforo cue con-
tlene, nutre ell cerebro.
, Ell fosfato de cal y de
, soSa nutre los huesos Y,
! la cal csllcina los tuber-
, culos.
! Razon por 10 que es
un alimento complete.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Quimise,, New York.
De vensa en- las Parmacias y Drogusrias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09

para qacmag "a iosA &c ;as la5ioS
Al asdierie Coa:aC;o &c mis- bcSoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-09

Ora por mi, que de Icaro en- las alas
llegar. q ii pretendo,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-03-13
WIFE's INGENUITY
Saves Her Husband.

The author of the Degeneration Of
Dorothy" Mr.. Franklin Kinsella, 226 w.
25th St., New York City. was the victim
OF little by-play-but he can best tell
the story himself 81 must confess that |
have been the victim of an innocent de-
ception which turned out all for the best,
however.
had been resting under the belief for
some years, that coffee served as a lubri-
cant to my cerebral convolutions. in 9TH
er words, made the wheels go round, and
l had an idea that I could not work with
out IL as sumulant.
/ soon paid the penalty IN noN 9-Nsness,
loss of flesh. Insomnia and restlessness,
none of which troubles would yield to any
or all medicines. l finally got in rather
a bad way and my wife took a hand in
the affair all unknown to me. She pur-
chased a package of Postum Coffee and
first gave me one-half Postum and one
half coffee. In a little time she had me
down TO clear Postum, and l was none
the wiser
/ noticed that / was getting better, my
nerves were steadier, and l began to gain
flesh and sleep nights. Ny work was per-
formed far better than in by old condi-
ton.
Commenting upon my greatly improved
health one morning l was told the truth.
lis to laugh so I submitted gracefully
and joined the Postum ranks.
Experience teaches that boiling is one
half the game. When the directions are
carried out the result will be as fine a cup
of rich. fragrant coffee as ever delighted
the senses without running the nerves
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-03-13
HE SNUBBED THE KING.
Four Dukedoms, Is the Last of
the Old Nobility.
New York PCS.

New York Press.
One of the most imposing family trees
TO be found anywhere belongs to an old
gentleman whose name rarely gets into
the newspapers, although, If he lives, he
will cut a great figure at the coming cor
onation He is the Duke of Richmond and
Gordon, doye1 OF B-itish nchlemen, Or
rect descendant of two Kings of England
and holder of four distinct dukedoms. not
to mention a handful of other historical
titles. He is one of the few men who
ever snubbed the present King Of Eng
land.
This well-preserved parsonage is one of
the most interesting personalities in Eu-
rope. The English man in the street.
knows him best as the owner of Good
wood to the name of which the brilliance
Of the races held there annually has added
the adjective GLORIOUS" but he is most
interesting to Americans as one of the
last of the old English nobility, a stickler
for the maintenance of class distinctions,
clinging steadfastly to the creed that rank
imposes its obligations. and with no use
for the gambling betting, slangy type
of British nobleman with whom the Unit
ed States has had some slight acquaint-
ance. He was brought up as a courier
began his life as a member of the Duke
Of Wellington's staff, and later on was
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-03-13

Text ThessaIonlans; / Peter It's,
Synopsis of Sermon BY
REV. G. CAMPBELL MORGAN,
OF Mortified, Mass.

to the King. Oh, the solemnity and aw-
fulness of it. Some Of the saints are al
lowing themselves to be hired, and that
which is bought with, blood is being pros
tituteda That Is the canker-worm that
prevents the revival The message is
not about methods. 1t is about men. We
are facing the millennfal fact of saintship.
We have trespassed upon the second fact.
The saint is a saint because he is the dwell
ing place of God. Know We not that you
are not your own? You are bought with
price" your body is the temple OF the
Holy Ghost" Have you ever thought OF
the Divine dwelling place. Take your BIZ
bic and go through.
Bethel. house of God and heaven. The
splendid ritual Of sanctuary, law. You
then find yourself at last in that room,
where is the ark, and cherubims and the
light? 1t is all swept away. Where does
he dwell now? In His saints. Dwelling
in His saints in order that he may exhib-
ii His excellencies. You are the temple
of man. that is your saintship. Not be-
cause you belong to Him. but because He
is in you Eye are the temple"
Not that am His property, not that
am His dwelling place, but that am His
workmanship. He is working In me to-
ward fnality Eye are created to good
works" As God rested in Christ. He viii
rest in u.s. We are not In trust. We are
in power. We are his dwelling place. We
are His workmanship. You are not made
Gods dwelling place by seeking the Holy
Ghost. You are not made. You are all
that by the new birth. You are sancti-
ned in Christ Jesus We are called
saints. But you say there Is something
more. Yes. there is something more IN
the experience Of man.
The experience Of saints. How many
there are the property OF God, using his
property for a wrong purpose. His work
manship is perfect. His dwelling place,
and vet we have imprisoned God In MS
own temple. Have you ever read how long
II took to cleanse the temple? We are his
temple. but shut him UP in some small
part of our being. He has never been
known to fail We cannot fail, because
we have claimed the Holy Spirit, because
I'VE are sealed until the day Of redemp-
ton"
There is an experience into which you
may enter now, though you have never
done 1t before. There is a sanctification
that is perfect. There is sanctihcation
that will only be perfect. when / see him
as he is / believe that in the purpose Of
God the experience Of sanctihcation as
fact of life should be coincident with re-
generation. The time is when are you
ready 10 obey? The human side is dedi-
cation. The divine side conservation.
You dedicate and God consecrates. It Is
confidence in him that he will realize his
purpose when am yielded TO him. The
Spirit comes to cleanse, comes to empow-
er, comes to illuminate. We are. called
saints in Christ; shall we not become
saints in experience?
Let the saint who has never experienced
the rest OF sanctihcation here and now
dedicate his whole being to God, who VIII
take and consecrate him, giving back a
blessed experience.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-03-13
A CHILD'S REMORSE.
Youngster Added Six Cents to Uncle
Sans Conscience Fund.
Ainslie's Magazine.

Ainslie's Magazine.
Sometimes the remorse of those VINO
have cheated the United States is in IN
verse ratio to the sum of the fraud. Pres
ident Cleveland once received a. letter
from a child that must have moved him
deeply, for. doubtless, it was laid before
him as a curiosity.
a. Dear President It ran, am in a
dreadful state of mind, and 1 thought
would write and tell you all. About two
years ago-as near as l can recollect, 1t
was two years ago-I used two postage
stamps that had been used on letters be-,
fore-perhaps more than two stamps, Dut
/ can only remember doing IT twice
did not realize what 1 had done until
lately. NV mind is constantly turned on
that subject, and 1 think of it day and
night. Now, dear. president, will you
please forgive me, and 1 promise you 1
will never do it again. Enclosed find cost
of three stamps, and please forgive me,
for 1 was then but 10 years old and am
heartily sorry for what have done
"The trezSury department does Tot
know whether this letter was written by
a boy or girl, but the internal evidence of
expression assures us it was girl Imag-
inc a boy being in a dreadful state OF
mind about fooling Uncle Sam with
couple of Cancelled stamps. The urchin
might regret he had wronged his country
and make amend, but the crime would not
Cypress his mind and rack his conscience
with intolerable torments. Surely the
culprit was a girl How she must have
tossed on her bed in the blackness of the
long, silent nights and gone about her
daylight tasks with the feeling of moral
leper! Big, strong men at the same time
were acting on the Haytian principle that
it is not a crime to rob the government
This the president knew, and that is why
he had a lump in his throat when he read
the confession of the little girl. 1t is the
most pathetic of all the letters on file in
the treasury department that have ac-
companied contributions to the conscience
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-03-13
POEM BY LIEUT.. S. D. HARRIS
WRITTEN WHILE IN PRISON

hope some of my old comrades in arms
may be able to recall a poem written by
Lieutenant s. d. Harris, Company l.
Fourth Florida regiment. The poem was
printed several times during and after the
war and was written while the author lay
in prison in Nashville, Tenn. He was
killed in 1864. Colonel Ives, of Florida. in
a letter published some time ago in The
journal. mentioned having seen it printed
in The Sunny South several years ago. 1
do not know the title of the poem.
Anyone who can throw any light on the
subject will please communicate with A.
G. Harris, postmaster Flippen, Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-03-13


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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-03-13
Senator Frye Causes a Laugh.

washington Times
President Pro TEN. Frye, OF the senate
made a slip yesterday that caused a smile on
the face OF. every senator on the floor at the
time He had left the chair temporarily 70
make his speech on the ship subsidy bill and
had been talking for some time when Mr.. Clay
81 Georgia arose TO make motion.
Mr. President" Mr.. Clay said
The senator from Georgia." Mr.. Frye an
swered quickly.
He stopped a moment while the general
smile appeared.
M Perkins who was temporarily occupying
the chair: Il had forgotten that I was not
Mr.. Clay went on with his motion
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-03-13

For $1.4o we will send The Semi
Weekly one year and the Five vasellne
Toilet Articles and any one Of the
premium papers offered with The
semi-WeekIy at S1.oo. This is the
greatest offer ever made and you
should take advantage of It without
delay.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-03-13

The use Of oil as fuel may become gen.
eral in this country. An experiment with
fuel oil on Mississippi steamboat demon
strated that thirty-five barrels of oil is
equal 10 fifteen tons of coal. In New Or
leans a ton of coal is worth eight times
as much as a barrel Of oil.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-03-13

The good health given by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla is due to three facts: Hoods Sar-
saparilla purifies the blood! strengthens
the nerves and builds up the whole sys-
tenn. Take only Hoods. zee
The Washington times., 1902-12-29
SECRETARY WILSON TELLS
PRESIDENT OF QUARANTINE

Secretary Wilson had a conference with
the President at the Executive Offices this
morning on the progress OF the depart
ment's work 20 cxtermiuate the foot and
mouth disease among cattle I'm New Eng
land.
There IS a little dissatisfaction among
the farmers up there fl seems. over the
prices they are getting for the cattle con-
demned and killed" said the Secretary.
Thirteen hundred animals have so far
been put out OF the way, because Of be-
Ing infected or so exposed that they
would spread the disease.
The department paid an average OF
$3S a head for these animals-big and
little, good and bad alikc-because IL
was impossible TO reach an absolutely
exact price for each animal This is
what the owners objected TO.
Or. Salmon. Of the department. who
is In charge Of the matter. has in
formed me OF the facts in the case. and
we have determined that only two
things are pOssible-eith,r the present
plan must continue or we will have 10
put a quarantine about Massachusetts
The people OF the State viii have 10
take their choice, for the disease must
be stamped out. "