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10y AfAt saSSbNAdAFu if@1sJ
At Columbia. ). g. x. II. T..
savannah .I1f 020 000--5 II
Columbia .. 600 900 100 Z
Batteries -Heisman and Swindeil:
Lipp and Carson. Umpire. Keefe.
Time f:30 Attendance 700.
At Augusta. Ga. r. H. T..
Jacksonville :. .010 900 600 OIL ?
Augusta ... 100 600 000 IL /
Ratteries-Chappell and Robinson:
Cicotte and Lauzon. Time I:aI. Um-
pire. Latham. Attendance 1000.
At Macon. Ca r. II. r.
Charleston -. 900 100 f20 0--i 3
Macon ....... .00f z0I 600 l--5 r 2
Batteries Cooper and Munson:
Helm and Harnlseh. Time 1:55. Um-
pires, Kelley and Byron.
Second game. Il. VI. r.
Charleston .... Ole 100 0t0-3 0
Macon ........ .010 00Z 00t-4 3
Batteries -Savidge and Munson /.
John Fox and Evers. Time 1.30. Al
tendance 1850. Umpires. Kelley and
Byron.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
At Augusta, Ga.


II sometimes happens that man
lies when he smiles and says moth
ing.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

Inquiries Of many manufacturers
as for the cause Of this famine justi-
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29
The Black Movement TO Africa

Mr.. d. r. Thomas, colored chair
man and treasurer of the organiz-
ing committee, respectfully in
forms the citizens of Graham
county that be will lecture on the
great movement of the black race
back to Africa, its native land, at
Stafford, Arizona, January l, 1906.
The affair will be sacred and the
ministers of the gospel in Stafford
and vicinity are kindly requested
to prepare addresses on the separa-
ton of the two races to great ex,
tent. which we believe to be Gods
will.
Admission so cts; children 25 cts;
reserved seats rs cts. Doors open
at 7 p. m; lecture commence at 8.
After the lecture is over the hall
will be cleared for grand dance
by the white people and their as.
sociates.
On January End and 3rd, Mr..
Thomas and his little son, George,
will receive whatever the people
may choose to donate to aid the
poor ex slavers on their return
home.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29
Arlzona's Big Lake

Arizona has an inland sea, which
in some respects resembles the
Sslton Sea. 1t lies in the Sulphur
Springs valley between Cochise
and Wilcox, in Cochise county, on
the line of the Southern Pacific
railroad and is nearly ten miles
across IN one place. The lake
formed after the recent doods and
for some time the railroad COM
pany has maintained force Of a
hundred men raising the Southern
Pacific tracks. The water lies on
both sides of the road and when
lashed by winds, beats over the
tracks. During the first few DAYS
the water washed The track out in
several places aud the Southern
Pacific company found great din.
Guilty in keeping it open fnr traffic.
All or The streams running i wu
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29
For Single Statehood

]. NJ. Foster, q prominent bust.
ness Gul rr the ella valley is in
Bisbee on business. Mr. Foster is
very much interested in statehood
legislation now pending in Wash
rgton, and, with all the people of
BE Gila valley he is bitterly OPP
posed to joint statehood.
"There is a movement in our
part of Arizona" said Mr.. Foster.
to send a big delegation to con-
gress to lobby against the pending
jointure bill, OF that part of it
which concerns this territory. 1
am told by others that the idea is
taking all over Arizona and that
delegations will go from most of
the counties. There is no justifi
cation for imposing joint state
hood upon a people who do not
want it, and there is no good rea.
son why such legislation may not
be defeated Tucson Star
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29
It's Time TO Take a Smile

It's a wise man who knows
whether a woman IS smiling or
laughing at him.
Mistletoe is only one of the fifty
two varieties of excuses for kissing.
People who marry for love don't
talk about it so much after they
have been married awhile.
1t is often good plan to look
before you leap and then stay
right where you are.
Value the friendship of him who
stands by you in storms. Swarms
of insects will surround you IN
sunshine.
Hero worship is the admiration
we feel for people until we get to
know them better
A soft heart and soft head is
definition for a soft snap.
Perhaps truth is stronger than
fiction because we are not so we'll
acquainted with it.
A woman is seldom as pretty as
she thinks she is, nor as homely as
other women think her,
A man is never contented with
his lot until he occupies one in the
cemetery.
It's always hard on man when
love or the measles attacks him
late in life.
The old maid always wonders
why married women can't manage
their husbands better.
1t may take nine tailors to make
a man, but one Christmas is
enough to break him.
1t is no disgrace to be poor;
neither is it a crime TO be rich.
A woman is never satisfied with
the milk of human kindness-she
wants the cream.
1t is difficult for man TO climb
up in the world, but it hurts him
much worse TO climb down again.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29
Sunday School Conferences

Following is the program for
Sunday school ward conferences
in 1906:
lst-Oficers and teachers roll
cali.
2nd-Singlng, song book, page
140; hymn book, page l48.
3rd-Prayer.
4th-Minutes of last session.
5tb-Singing, S. B. page l65;
H. B. page Ill.
6th-Administration of sacra-
mept,
7th-Report of superintendent
of school.
8th-SustainingofS Sunday school
authorities, general and local.
9th-Talk on "Why authorities
are sustained and the obligations
we assume in sustaining them," by
mem Der of stake board.
l0th-Exercise by kindergarten
class. Where there is no kinder.
garten, exercise to be given by
primary class.
l1th--Song, "Sing the Wond-
rous Story" by member of stake
board.
l2th-Talk on Opportunities"
by member of board.
l3th-Concert recitation, lst
and End verses Of hymn found on
page 1858, l.. d. S. hymn book,
14th-"Past, present and future
of Sunday school work" by mem
Der of board.
l5tb--Singing, S B. page 1856;
II. B, page 1875
l6th-BenedicliOn
NOTE.
Supcriutendents who know that
their conferences will come early
in the year, should make impedi-
atu preparation on above program,
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29
Are You "GeTtaln. Z"

While Mark Smith is fighting
ArizoDa's battles at Washington,
bis ungrateful constituents at home
are planning for T. G. Norris to
succeed him. Norris is one of the
most prominent democrats in the
territory and his candidacy for the
Congressional nomination was an
nounced at the annual banquet of
the Northern Arizona Bar Assacia
tion held a,few nights ago at Pres
colt.
Norris will have the support Of
all of Wilson's old followers. He
is attorney for the United Verde
Company and will receive strong
support in both the North and
South Tucson Post.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29

from the surrounding mountains
empty into the lake, ami At last ac-
counts the water was risipR daily.
The track was raised seyeul feet
last winter and after the foods had
caused an inland sea to form IN the
same place, but the water evapor.
ated during the summer months
Tucson Post.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29

At the Methodist church next
Sunday morning the subject will
be "Elijah's Blues" Did you ever
stop to think that "the blues" are
mental alteration caused by the
perversion of judgment through
selfshness and egotism? The eve
ming service at p. m. Subject:
"a Review of the Last One Hun
dred Years" Men have advanced
in "fair and square ness" as well
as in knowledge and arts. l hope
to see you while | talk. A. l..
Hawley, Pastor.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29

If you have failed to buy your
Christmas presents and fear seri.
GUS consequences from your neg
lect, you can proceed to Russia
and still be within the time limit,
for Christmas over there is some
twelve days later than ours.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29
ARIZONA

This idea of coercive statehood
that is, the surrender and subordi'
nation of the American population
of Arizona to the political mastery
OF the Mexican population in New
Mexico-is sufficiently repugnant
to the sense of fair play and de-
cent procedure,
The proposal TO accomplish Il s
off-hand by caucus machinery, un-
der the party whip, sitting the
opposition that recognizes no
partsanship with regard to this
question, shutting off full discus
sion, shutting out facts which
ought to be conclusive one way or
the other, is intolerable.
There is no more reason this
year than last year or any other
year for forcing Arizona into a
union with New Mexico-that is.
no reason, unless it can be shown
by a separate vote OF her own peo
pie that sentiment in the territory
is marvelously changed.
That demonstration is open TO
the advocates of joint statehood
for Arizona and New Mexico.
There is, in our opinion, no other
respectable settlement of the ques
tion. New Yore SUa,
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29
HOW'S This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward ior
any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. j. CHEKFY & Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known y, J.
perfecfIv honorsbIa jn.sii hnsinsSs tTsnsac,ions
and financially able to carry out any obliga.
lions made by his firm.
WAIDINS, KISNAN & MABvIS,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o
HAll'a Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system. Testimonials sent free. Prise
70 gents per n, bottle. sod by all druSgisn.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29
Cured PARALYSIS

W. F. Railey, P. o. True, Texas,
writes: "My wife bad been suffer
ing five years with paralysis in her
arm, when was persuaded to use
Billiards. Snow Liniment, which
cured her all right. | have alsd
used it for old sores, frostbites ano
skin eruptions. 1t does the work"
Sold by Stafford Drug Company,
Stafford; Thatcher Drug Company.
Thatcher; Frank A. Cluff, Pima.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29

The Phoenix Enterprise observes
that one by one the republican
senators, who have been friends TO
Arizona, are falling IN line with
President Roosevelt. Senator
Warner of Missouri, a strong
friend of this territory, has allied
himself with Beveridge, and will
vote for joint statehood. We
have repeatedly warned our
friends and neighbors in Arizona,
that they bad better be making
preparations for worst, because no
dependence can be placed in the
rank and file of the republican
party, when the bosses crack the
whip. Roosevelt and Speaker
Cannon have cracked the whip
and ordered "all in line" and the
result will be that the bill will
pass congress by a strictly party
vote.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29

The GUARDIAN last week con-
tanned an editorial on the question
of county division which was most
interesting reading. The facts are
that division sentiment has chang
ed materially since the recent
school election. Up to that time
almost every man in this section
was in favor of division, but since
then they are not so plentiful
Copper Era.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29

IF Arizona and New Mexico are
joined together the GUARDIAN
wishes it to be understood that the
republican party is alone respon-
sible for this unholy union.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29

The Christmas edition of the st.
Louis, (Mo) Mirror has reached
our table, and is one of the ablest
edited and neatest magazines of
the day. A sample copy is worth
your inspection,
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29
Saftsrd Editor

Jshn j. Birdno, editor Of the
GRAHAM GUARDIAN at Stafford, ac-
ompanied by his wife, arrived Ia
Phoeaix, Monday, and N remAlu
ID . balance Of the week. He a.
tended the meeting Of the Arizona
n wspaper msI.--Phoenix Ester
prise.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29
or ten
days only

$3.50 huys S6 acres of ground
and two shares of San Jose
canal water, two miles east of
Solomonville. Right on the
bank of San Jose canal; new
three room frame house; fine
well of water; IL acres in alfalfa;
most of the other ground IN
grain and corn; fine fruit and
gardening ground. Terms: IA
cash; long time at So on balance
See or write:
H. W. BISHOP,
Box "a, Solomonville, AriE.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29

TEDDY ROOSEVELT has bought
two $3.50 bull dogs. Mr., Longs
worth had better take note and
not turn the gas completely out or
liuger after ll:30 p. m.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29

The G. ", G. & N. Ry. Co., has
announced a one and one-ffth rate
between all points on its line dur
ing the holidays, where the fair
one way exceeds 81.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29

death VALLEY SooTTY" has
been found alive, well and un-
harmed The American people
are easy when it comes TO working
fake advertising scheme.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29

John Hanlon, travelling line
mau for the Western Union Tele-
graph company, was accidentally
killed at Bowie last Saturday by
movipg train.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29

The Bisbee Reviei0 and LnteTHd-
tioaal.American and Dispatch all is.
sued splendid Christmas editions.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29
Go to
P ] JacObSOn'S for
Grcceri
Stock

Sardines s cents a can, Potted
Ham 5 cents can, Best Red
Salmon in oil, IL IL cents can.
SELF and other make of shoes.
Mems and boys hats from 35
cents and up.
Pants and Shirts for large men,
any shape.
Best Harness, 3 inch tug, s85 so.
Chain Harness from $3.50 per
set up
Hardware, and in fact every
thing from Il needle to a hay
stack.
| buy from Manufacturers for
cash and sell for small profits.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29

The democrats of Arizona want
single statehood, or territory for
ever.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29

Everybody remarks how nice
and clean everything is at Warmers
drug store. 43-2t
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29

A woman in Michigan is Sueing
for $40, 1000 for a stolen kiss. She
would make an excellent insurance
official.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29

Especial attention is directed to
the New Year cards of Q. T. Rey-
nolds and Boston Cash store.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29

Chamherlain's Sssl Ss'1S - sssls's sss1s. ~
EsseS fsilA Buy Il lsw Il ~ lGst bik
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29
nY 1''''
PRICES

are the lowest possible fig
ures at which good Dental
work can be accomplished.
For examination of the teeth
| charge nothing, Your
teeth should be examined
often and when their con-
dition demands treatment
they should have immediate
attention. Consultation and
estimates FREE.
Graham guardian., 1905-12-29

Supcrintendents who know that
their conferences will come early
in the year, should make imrpsdi-
alto preparation on above program
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY
OF A MANIAC
Stepmother's Inhuman Act
Result Of Insanity.
Three Children Killed, One Fat
ally Wounded and One Seri-
ously Injured by Pistol
Fusilade of Stepmother.
You'll Hkslt.

Ainnsapolis. MIMI. Nov. 4-Thrss
oh ildrsn deed. one badly wosnded,
while another lies fatally injured In
tbs city hospital ~ , result Of . tsr.
ribls tragedy in tho home Of James
Bieaap, . fireman. Tho deed are:
Alics. Lissis and Arthur; the fatally
-iajursd bsiss Thomas, all ths sail.
drsa e James Bisnan. Five shets
were Asard By ". @. Wares who
ROOFS O the Arss floor Of the Biessn
hone. Mrs.. Beinan sAys the shots
were Ard throsgh the window BY
soss oas unknown. bot The police
thiAk that Mrs. bisnan did The shoot.
Ing. The Bissans have bssn ssparss.
ID for somstims and only rsosotly b.
caDe fsooscilsd. She 10 the stsp-
mother & ths chillrsn and 10 believed
- - dsranssd y sbs tried 70 commit
suicide st two different times previous
70 ths tragedy. The father was away
fsen homo when ths children were
klllpd.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04
Bank Examiner Removed.

washipston. Nov. I-R. H. Nat.
treu. national bank sxaminsr he's bssn
removed on account Of the failure Of
the dsfapot Eassrpsiss bank ~ ALE.
Gheny. Owen Rssss has been appoint.
ID 10 the Vacancy because Of bis also.
Lutte freedom from political alliances.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04

in Siberia will b released after four
yeass service and allowed 70 return 10
st. Petersburg OF Moscow. The IN.
tsnos Of other oonvisas u 70 b ~.
ducsd one. half. ru
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04
THE NEW YORK
CAMPAIGN ENDS
The Contest in Ohio Nay b
Pretty Close.
Betting In Nsw York Two q
One on Mcclellan and Ton
to Six on jerome
Hearst il Popular.

washingtoo, Nov. Elections ast
10 b held In half dossn statss ssxt
Tuesday. Four seatsa. Ohio. Massa.
chusetts. Virginia and Rhode Ialand,
will choose governors Several othsx
ssates will sleot minor stats of{isssss
No members Of congress are 70 -
chosen. snd ssaparetivsiy few u.su
bers oe stsas lssislassres who xil1
have An opportunity 70 vote for Unibs
"a States senators Ars 70 b slsets1s
A few municipal elections azs q
more than usual interest and impssz
tanos TO the cities in which theQl
are 70 be held.
The country. ~ . whole. ID. ~
pazsntly. not srsatly Interested in ~
stats elections In political parlancss
this appears to b the ''ofRsst" Of IT,
OF years in politics.
OF state elections. that In Ohio b
Of most interest 10 the general psb'ie.
The confess 10 attracting aetentiea
for the reason thas the demoofatie
candidate for governor. Pattissa.
seems 10 be erowding Ayroa T. Hsx.
rick, the republican nominee. IN the
rsos. Il u Esssrdsd - remarkable
that there she.h b at this tine TIE
slishtest prospect Of the election Of q
demooratio candidate In the Buoseye
stats. but many we'll informed psliti-
oians seen 10 think II within the
rasss a possibilities thsa PaEsisos
will win.
Nstioeal Issues Do set Aslrs 10 any
extsnt in The Ohio campaign. Gov.
srnoe HeE.iok's tsoublss. IL seems, ars
due - the fact that b has ol!ssdsd
most ef the forces II the stats ttas ars
intsrssted IN The noral splift Of
things. The Ash .eajoes league.
which u very inhssntiat In tbs stsse,
u making . very vigorous caopaisn
againse him. Asothsf iapoftant
fastos y SECRETARY Tsfs's stsaek on
0ses0s 3. Oex. ths sspablisas b.. u
Oissinnasi. II. Taft's dsolarasion
that b would bols The Coz ticket IN
Oinoissasi II he vsrs 10 vote this
year has oessed nsoh slsom sDoag
the rspsbliea.s md oosssqssst jabi.
latieo anone the dsaosfa4s. Il 10
feared By tie rspsbiisa. iseAsss thAs
thossAsds ef their party will b
indssoesd By his dsssneiasios and
will feel free 70 follev bis sxanpls.
The probabilities appear 70 b. bow.
ever. thss Hsrrisk viii b rs-slsotsd.
bat By greatly rsdsosd majority.
The forces within The party shas are
opposing HIN are not AghinG the
other rspublioan nominsss ap6 IL IL
ooecs6ed By the 6sDeorsas that all the
poniness sxospt Hsrrick will % In
By ths usual plsfalitiss. a-
New York. New. ETbs political
oAmpaisn in New York practically
olesss tonight With many meetings By
boAh sidss md pssdiotions Of success
BY Tammany end ash. Tanmasy led.
en-. Tamnany y following ~ old
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04
Rietisg Resumes.

London, Nov. The Central News
oosrsspeudeut from Odessa Wirss that
rioting has been resumed there and
ssvssal hundred have been woendsd
anA killed.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04
uerth Dakota Aroused.

0rasA Forks. N. D.. Nov. "A
ooRvsatisn Of New York Life policy.
holdsss se'nesth Dakota was 10 have
sst here today TO sslsot delegates 70
attssd national convention called BY
Thomas w., Lawson for New York
city. Il hes bssn thought best by the
proG,otsfs of The movement. howevsr.
70 deer astien until the Legislative
inv1stigntaos In New York 10 copelud.
ID AnA ~ rssalts Known.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04
Pardsa for Political priseasss.

TNuS3 Iot F0nt1c31 Ftlto0o10.
g. Rstsrsburs, Nov. THE an
nss1y sakass grants . pardon 10 ali
political pstson~rs not yet tried and
sentsoesd, while thoss convicted ever
tan years afs 70 b transferred 70 81.
bsris. Those now serving ~ colonists
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04

New York. New. 4NThs political
campaign In New York practically
olesss tonight With many meetings BY
bosh sidss and pssdiotioos Of success
By Tammany end AsM. Tanmasy led.
en-. Tannany y following ths old
tactics Of claiming every thing and. II
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04

Ths Daily Tris... 100 p.r .saah.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-04

Ssh IL ehoieest resi-
deaes hts IN tie city =
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-17
No Cities Wanted.

Most fortunately for Robson it has
no large town in it. And equally for
tunate it is that most Of it's towns
are young. 1t is old towns that breed
most that is corrupting. Our town
folk are largely folk who had other
country folk to move up to them
round about and thus make our towns.
The purest, and strongest, and most
conservative people are country born
and bred. They have not learned to
pose with a and grace in ways that
are tOwnish. If fOrsooth any of the
o artistic social functions are at
tempted in a fell hour they appear
awkward and green in the rendition.
They have not learned how. And no.
body wants to be laughed at for try
ing to do what they do not know
how to do. They are proud of their
country life and point to it often with
pride. In this fact lies a source Of
our strength and purity as a country.
1t is a real rural population whether
the residence Of it's people be in town
Or country. So we again say great is
Robson. Everything goes to subserve
the end of making it a source of pow
er and wholesome influence in the
state.-P. r. Law i'm the Robesonian.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-17
REGULATE THE INSURANCE COM
PANIES.

The insurance departments of the
several states have in their hands the
means of forcing the big life insur-
ance companies to a proper conduC. OF
their business and we are glad to see
that some of them have begun to act
and we hope more will fall in line
Every state in the union "a refuse
to allow these companies to do bust
ness within their borders until tie
abuses exposed by the New York legis-
lative investigation have been correct
ed. Were all the states to follow the
example set by Colorado and Nebraska
where would these big companies get
their millions of dollars to throw away
OF political campaigns and in eEor
nous salaries to favored officials? The
peoples representatives have the cor
rection of this abuse in their own
hands. Let them act and the company
managers will be brought to their
senses. The companies have got to do
the business in order to keep a full
treasury. The question Of doing bust
ness is in the hands of the insurance
departments of the several states.
There is already evidence enough OF
extravaganza and -mismanagement to
warrant state insurance commissioners
to revoke the licenses of the three big
life insurance companies whose manner
of conducting their business has been
exposed by the present investigation,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-17
Whose Liquor Was 1t?

Some very amusing incidents grow
out of the unsuccessful enforcement OF
the prohibition law. A certain citizen
has employed an old negro to work
around the premises. The negro has a
weakness for the bottle which is .
source of great annoyance to his en-
ployer, who takes occasion often to
warn his man against the evils Of in
temperance. A few days ago, detect
ing the odor of whiskey on the negro,
the gentleman proceeded to inquire
where he got the stuff" Imagine the
gentleman's disgust when the man re-
vealed the source of his supply in a
shed on his employers premises. Four
teen empty bottles were found snugly
stored away, and n bottle that was
not empty. The negro said that he had
been utilizing the discovery for some
time and had watched the accumula-
ton of bottles from day to day, but did
not know from whence they came.
The negro declared that he did not
know where the bottles came from but
finding the supply ~replenished from
time to time had just took a drop
now and then.-New Bern Journal.