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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01
DRUGGIST
ADVISED Pc -Ru-NA


my health began to increase. and my
aches and pains diminished
within eighteen weeks I was like
another being-in splendid health.
Words fail me when / try to tell you
how glad and grateful I am"
Z How many times 1T happens that the
doctor insists upon an operation.
The patient hesitates.
She writes TO DR.. Hartman, or else
some friend advises her TO take Peruna-
She takes ii.
She gets prompt relief.
She finally gets entirely cured
Peruna has saved her from the pain
and the expense. and. possibly, the fatal
termination OF surgical operation.
This has happened over and over.
1t will happen many times more be-
fore the people come to understand full
ly the benefit of Peruna in such cases.
All correspondence is held strictly
confidential No letters are published
without full consent of writer
Address DIR. S. B. Hartman. President
of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio. for free medical advice.
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ENTHUSIASTS
PARADE IN Los ANGELES
Special Election VIII BE Held Friday to
Determine Whether the Saloons
Shall ne Glazed

LOS ANGELES, May 31.-Following
a huge mass meeting at the Temple
Auditorium tonight, several hundred
temperance enthusiasts paraded the
streets of the city, marching to the
music of bands and drum corps, and
carrying banners inscribed with the
temperance notices. Probably half the
people in line were women. The spe-
cial election TO determine whether the
saloons Of the city shall be abolished
or not is to be held next Friday.
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womau,. club to build q Home.

SAN BERNARDINo. May s1.-At. a
well attended meeting this afternoon
the San Bernardino Woman's Club was
Incorporated with capital of $l0,-
900. 1t was decided to purchase a
Park for $500. The. club will build
its home in the mission style at cost
of about $4,000.
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AGRICULTURAL BUREAU
IN HANDS OF COMMITTEES

Special Bodies Named to Consider the
Organization and Object ,of In
ternationnl Institute.
ROME. May 5i.-The international
conference on agriculture has appoint
ed three committees on agriculture,
the first, under the chairmanship OF
M. Barre. the French ambassador to
Italy to study the organization of an
international institute; the second to
study the object the institute has in
view, under the chairmanship of Lord
Mimic. one of the British delegates;
and the third to consider the means
by which the institute shall be sup
ported under the chairmanship of
Signor Rava, the italian Minister OF
Agriculture.
King Victor Emmanuel gave a dinner
of 125 covers last night. in honor Of the
delegates to the conference.
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LARCENY CHARGE rs FILED
AGAINST PRESIDENT YOUNG
Former Head of the Defunct GoIdfeld
Bank and Trust Company Is
Again Arrested.

GOLDFIELD,- New, May 31.-Presi-
dent Young of the closed Goldfield Bank
and Trust Company was arrested to-
day on complaint of Z. L. Mcclure,
cashier Of the State Bank. who charges
him with the larceny of more than
SIS, 900.
Cashier Boal of the Goldfeld Bank
will reach Goldfeld tomorrow.
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Graduation Exercise. at Healdsburs.

HEALDSBURG, My 31.-The COM
mencement exercises of the Healdsburg
Adventist College were held yesterday
In this city. 1ne following graduates
received degrees: James :, Hunter
South Sea Islands; w. D. Wong, Homo
lulu, H. l.; Gordon Allen, Kansas: Ellis
l. Workmen, Oregon; Mantha HfgIey,
Washin gton, D. c.. and Clyde E. Raaths.
Hanford, Cal
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PACIFIC MAII. REPORT
SHOWS PROSPEROUS YEAR
Increased Receipts Attributed to the
Addition of the Mongolia and MAN.
ciuria to the Service.

Addition of the MONGOLIA and NAM
churia to the Service.
NEW YORK, May 31.--The report OF
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company for
the fiscal year ending April 80. shows
an excess of receipts over Expenditures
of S1,295,012 an increase OF s733,293
over last year. After payments for the
lease OF piers in San Francisco, for
depreciation and repairs. there remain
ed a surplus for the year Of s427.656, an
increase of $3.50, ,760.
President Z. II. Harriman reported
that the increase in receipts resulted
entirely from the addition to the COM
pany's carrying tonnage by the charter
of the steamships MONGOLIA and Man
churia, which were put in service in
May and August, 1904, respectively.
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Eaglpecr Is crushed 70 peath.

TONOPAH. New. May 3l-David ".
Gillison. an engineer employed by the
Tonopah Water Company. was caught
IN the pumping machinery at Rye
Patch this morning and killed. He
leaves a wife and two boys
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IRONTON, Mo-. May 3l.-Arthur and VIII
liam Spaugh, charged with the killing of
Sheriff Polk. have been captured in a cabin
ten miles northeast Of here. The brothers re-
sisted and Arthur was shot IN the arm before
the capture was effected.
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SALT LAKE, Utah. May 31-The Western
Federation OF Miners in its national conventior
here to-day adopted a resolution committing
ment
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SAN FRANCISCAN MEETS
WITH A SEVERE ACCIDENT
Mrs. George Douglas Is Thrown From q
Wagon at Healdsburg and II
Badly Injured.

HEALDSBURG, May s1.--Mrs. George
Douglas of San Francisco, and Mrs T.
Hevel Sof this city were sitting on the
back Fseat of a wagon this afternoon
when the horse suddenly started up
and they were thrown to the ground.
Mrs. Douglas. it is feared, received an
injury to her spine. while Mrs. Hevel
was badly cut on the back of her head.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

Steamers leave piers and
y : ] !. ] ! J !.
ZNNGON II, San Francisco.
&,RA For Ketchikan, Wrangel.
n.y. NN juneau Treadwell. Haines.
III Wk4 Skagway. etc, Alaska-n a.
4 l m. June A. Q. IA. 10, "a, 20,
\A Si July A. Change to COM
NV /CV pany's steamers at Seattle.
N9S=SzN1/ For Victoria. Vancouver.
rortes. Tacoma, Everett south Bellingham.
Bellinghan-11 a m, June 4. 8. IA. 10. "a, 70.
S SsaaSs fas sss e. ssa f. iss at sas
or Tacoma to NJ p. Ry.s at Vancouver to c. p.
For Eureka GIumboldt Bay)--Pornona. 1880
i:5o p m June l: z Is. 10 p: July .. 1, "a
Redondol. San Diego and Santa Barbara
Santa Rosa; sundays: Q a n.
For Los Angeles (yis San Pedro and East
San Peero). Santa Barbara. @ Santa. a. Cruz. Mon Mon
ins obisnos 5d Ventura and Huenene
Coos Bay. a M: june 2. Is, %: July L
sonia a. M sgsa s1s 3 "a iS iS e5 "a July 6s. =,
cabo. Mazatlan, Altata- La Paz, Santa Rosalia.
euaynss sNss2 19 a n IN each ,sSg,s %SDth
pslatial excursion steamship Spokane will leave
Tacoma. Seattle and Victoria. June 8. 22s July
For further information obtain folder Right
is reserved to change steamers or sailing dates
WhaTves. " nlrse FREIGHT oFF1cE-1o Market ST.
G. d. pUNANN. General Passenger Agent.
10 Market ST.. San Francisco.
AMERICAN LIME.
MISUNDERSTANDING ptou.
New York June 10 Philadelphia. June "a
ST. Louis. June III St Paul. .......July I
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE.
New xork-London Direct.
Minneapolis. June 10 Minnetonka- June "a
Minnehaha. ...J June N Mesaba- July I
HOLLAND-AMEBICA LIME.
NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM. via BOULOGNH
Sailing Wednesday at 10 a m
statendam- June q Rotterdam June q
Ryndarn. June 14iPotsdam- --...-June 28
RED STAR LINE.
Antwsrp--Dover-Eon
Finland -. June 10l Kroonland. June "a
yaderiand -. June 17lZeelanG. .....-.. July I
WHITE STAR LIME.
New York-Cueeugtown-
Oceanic. ......-. June Z Baltic. June II
Majestic. June IA lTeutonic.. June %
Cedric June IS Celtic ...--- June 30
Boston-0ueenstown-
Arabic. June p. July 20. August "a
Republic. July 8. August 10. September
Cymric. July 13 August Il. September II
To the Mediterraneau.
FROM NEW YORK
CRETIC..-.. June Is. July q. September %
FROM BOSTON
CANOPIC- June "a. August s. September IS
ROMANIC. August 19 October T. Nov. Is
C. ID. TAYLOR Passenger Agent Pacific Coast
21 Post ST.. San Francisco
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DOCTOR ADVOCATED OPERATION
PE-RU-NA MADE 1T UNNECE SSARY.
Enjoying Perfect Health
Thanks to Pe-ru-na.

Mrs. e NJ. Merald, 12s w. 2sth street.
Indianapolis. Ind, member OF A D.
Streight Circle of the Ladies of the @.
A R., writes.
II am to-day enjoying perfect health,
thanks to Peruna- Nearly four years
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NAMES PROMINENT CITIZENS
FOR RESPONSIBLE POSITIONS
Governor Pardee Appoints Members of
Auditing Board to Commissioners
of Public Works.

SACRAMENTO, May 31.--Governor
Pardee to-day appointed H. Wcinstoek
to succeed Dr. W. P. Mathews: T. B.
Hall to succeed B. H. Mooney, and Alex
ander Gordon to succeed George B.
Stack on the auditing board to the
Commissioner of Public Works.
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SUFFERED
FOUR YEARS

dreaded an operation and strongly OBJ
jected-
My husband felt disheartened as well
as i. and when friendly druggist ad-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01

ago I suffered with
ovarian troubles. The
doctor insisted on an
operation as the only
chance to- get well,
but I had always
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V1Sed MIN 10
bring me q bot
tie OF Peruna he
did so. and I
started to use it.
In a short time
Graham guardian., 1905-08-04
LOFTY pUETENSIONS

The following is taken from the
Nogales Oasis, edited by Allen I.
Bird, one of the pioneer editors OF
the territory;
At Stafford, Graham county, is
the Journal, paper which within
a short period since it was started
few months ago, has already ex.
peiienced one change in manage
ment, has taken exception to re-
cent criticism in the Oasis ola pro-
posed new daily at Douglas, for
which there can be no room, save
by driving out one of the very
excellent daily newspapers already
in that field; and defends the right
of those who are dissatisfied with
newspaper to start another to
run out the offending one, alleging
that whore newspaper Stands
in" with grafters, corporations,
etc, "the people" have no other re-
course than to encourage establish
ment Of another paper to defend
their rights and drive from the
field its opponent, if possible.
That sounds all right, but the
usual situation is that the "butter"
into limited newspaper field is
started by grafters and on corpora.
tion money, because the established
newspaper is independent and will
not "grind their axes" At this
distance il looks as though that
were the situation at Stafford. The
GUARDIAN, as shown in an article
copied upon another page, stands
strongly for Just and equitable tax
alton of the great producing mines
in that county, which are notori-
ously and outrageously delinquent
in that matter, The field at SAT
ford for support Of newspaper is
limited, and is none too good for
one newspaper. By starting an.
other, dividing the revenue that is
no more than a fair support for
the GUARDIAN, the mining compa-
mes might be able TO accomplish
suspension'.of that excellent and
fearless newspaper, thus removlngl
a persistent and effective influence
toward making them pay their fair
share OF the burden Of government.
Consequently they could afford to
sink money for time in holding
up another newspaper 10 the field
the GUARDIAN had developed. In
this assumption the Oasis may be
in error, but ut this distance from
Graham county il looks greatly as
though there were some such mo.
Graham guardian., 1905-08-04
Arizona 4 New Mexico Railway Co.
LOrdsbqrgs y Hachita Railway Co.
Time table No. 70.

In eaoot 1901 a, m, sunday, August 7.h 1901.
Graham guardian., 1905-08-04
Sanford GROCERY CompanY

Thatthe name of corporation aud by which
~ hell be known In law is the
Graham guardian., 1905-08-04

The LoyeIaud Reporter takes
Mayor Speer, Of Denver, to task
because in his address Of welcome
to the Epworth League he said his
religion was IN bis wife's name.
Mayor Speer evidently believes in
telling the truth and shaming the
devil.
Graham guardian., 1905-08-04

An Atchison man fell danger.
ously i'll and his wife ran over to a
neighbor's for help. ~ couldn't
rush right out again without stop
ping to visit moment" she ey-
planned between sobs, when she
returned aud found her husband
dead. 81 just had to stay long
enough to be polite."--Atchison
Globe.
Graham guardian., 1905-08-04
Tho company reserves the right to var,

Tho company reserves the right to vary
without notice,
An trains carry passengers.
All regular trains are classified on the time
table with regard 10 their priority of right to
The rack, trains of the ftst class being super
ior TO those ofthe second and all succeeding
classes.
All southbound trains have absolute right
Of track over all northhnund trains of the
same or inferior class.
Minimum running time for delayed passenger
trains VIII be ~ miuutes for each mile, freight
.rains minutes.
Nos II and IL make close connection at Bowie
With Southern Pacific trains for both East and
West and at 3lobe with Stage lines TO Payson,
Upper salt River Valley Riverside, Tonic Bas-
In and Raw mine
Employees viii destroy all time cards of pre-
giDus date.
I Telegraph stations Flag stations, no
lgents.
ng.The Pacific Standard Time is one
hour slower than Mountain Time
EPEs RANDOLPH, A. NJ BEAI.,
President. superintendent
Graham guardian., 1905-08-04

That the amount OF the capital stock OF said
corporation shall be sl5,oOo.oo. devided IN $50
shares Of the par value Of one hund red dollars
each, payable either In essh or property. on
call of the board OF directors:
Graham guardian., 1905-08-04
First publication August 40 weeks
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
of the
Stafford GROCERY COMPANY

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS
That we, the undersigned, have this day vol,
UNFAIRLY associated ourselves together for the
purpose of forming a corporation under the
laws Of the territory Of Arizona, and we hereby
certify;
That the names OF the incorporators are
Morris Marks, Jesse Quinn and j. h. Quinn.
Graham guardian., 1905-08-04
Tnr "anti.trust' law Of Arkansas

THE "anti.trust" law of Arkansas
which is said to be drastic, has
been sustained by the supreme
court of that state, Perhaps
this trust question should have
been taken bold of originally by
the states, leaving the Federal
Government to daily along with
something Of less consequence.
Graham guardian., 1905-08-04

TERRITORY or ARizoNA,l
COUNTY Oh GRATAE. %
liefore ne Frieda Mashbir, Notary Public
in aud for the county ofdraham, Territory Of
arizona, on this day personally appeared
Morris Marks. Jesse Quinn and ) Quinl
known To me 10 be The persons whose names
are subscribed to the foregoing inslrumtta and
acknowledged 10 me that they executed the
same for the purpose aud consideration therein
expressed.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office this
lSEAL) 18th day Of Jqly, a u, 1906
FBtF "A MASHBIR,
Notary Public
commission expires December Is, 1906
Graham guardian., 1905-08-04

and that the principal place foT the irapsac-
ton ofits business shall be at Stafford Graham
county, Territory OF arizona,
III
The general nature of the business proposed To
b6 transacted by this corporation, is general
Esereantllo business, and shall have the power
to own hoid, improve and handle realestate
and such other powers as may be necessary 10
carry out the purposes of this organization;
Graham guardian., 1905-08-04

.sNo Trouble TO Answer eanestions.,,
Graham guardian., 1905-08-04

stockholders meeting, which shall be held on
the second Monday in August of each year, and
the officers Of said corporation shall be presi
dent. vice-president, secretary and treasurer,
The members Of the board of directors for the
current year, and until their successors are
chosen and qualified, are: Morris Marks, Jesse
Quinn, j. 3. Quinn.
VII
That such corporation is moi to subject itself
70 q greater liability than $1,000 00 seven thou
sand dollars and Shall In no case exceed two
thirds l3ll of the outstanding capital stock
VII
That the board Of directors shah adopt by
laws for this corporation, which may be amend
ed or repealed at any time by said board.
TX
That the private property OF the stockholders
Of SAID corporation shall DO exempt from liza
bilitY fOr corporate debts.
In witness whereof we hsSe hereunto set our
hands, this 18th day of July, 1905.
NORRIS MARKS,
JESSE QUINN,
J, Is, QUINN.
Graham guardian., 1905-08-04

II You don't see it in the GUAR
DIAN il dedn't happen.
Graham guardian., 1905-08-04

That the time Of The commencement OF said
corporation shall be Immediately upon The
fling of these articles with tho county recorder
OF Graham county Territory OF arizona, and a
certified copy with the auditor OF the Territory
Of Arizona, and such an existence shall con
tinue for period OF twenty-five years from
and after the date Of such fling,
Graham guardian., 1905-08-04

The affairs OF such corporation shall be con
Quoted by board Of not less than three nor
more than seven directors the number for
each year to be determined ai the annual
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step out Of the stirrups as the brono went
down and would stand on the hronc's
head 10 hold him down.
Course. I'm taikin' bout busters that
rode slick By that I mean they didn't
tie their stirrups together, nor put a buckin
roll on the saddle, nor hook their spurs
in the cinch. I'm not denyin' that such
things Is pretty handy 70 have when you re
sttin' straddle Of buzzsaw. for that's what
a buckin' brono is; but I am sayin that
balance is the thing that counts in ridtn' 4.
and that's what ridin' slick means. ridin
by keepin' your balance.
But the lad that could top of the whole
lot was Kid Leo. I've just been workn'
up TO him while tellin' you bout Texas
Tom. Curt Wheean and Nebraska Bill
They were mighty good riders and could
ride bronos that'd make other men bite
leather in three jumps, But Kid Lee could
ride anything that wore hair. ! must tell
you bout him.
-One spring day, when was foreman OF
the Bar V ranch, a young Teller came riein ,
up and asked for job. We we're wor KIN
over a big bunch Of horses that we'd just
rounded up, and needed all the men with
me- so hired this kid TO do the work round
the ranch. | gave him steady old horse
10 use. cause I sized him up as bein' green
and awkward bout ridin'. He worked
all right. though ! could see by the way
he always watched US ride on that he'd
rather 60 with US than hang round the
ranch We were workin' near enough 70
come in for dinner. and this kid in quiet
way began TO ask the boys bout the horses,
which we're bad ones and 90 on. He'd
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play cowboy on the stage. only he'd do IL
hard, and mighty near bring blood every
time And when the bronc would quit
pitchin' he'd ride him round as graceful
a. a dude in a city park. For him TO DO
awkward was as bad as to be throwed. He
always rode square, too.
Another buster. Curt Wheelan. was a
powerful good rider. He was big, long
legged man, but he could sure ride. He
lust sort Of wrastled the buck out OF bronc.
First he'd throw him down, saddle him.
and then. when he let him up. jerk and Kick
him round till he had him scared or else
mad AS a she bear. He'd give the oinohes
vank. grab him by the cheekpiece and
swing up Then the flghtin' would begin.
He'd spur him and quirt him and haul his
head round and saw his mouth terrible.
Some broncos would quit quick, but some
would get mad and try to Outright him
And once 10 while one Of them would get
the best of him. But mostly he made them
quit first When he got through the brono
would look like the inside Of daughter
house. blood all over.
Nebraska Bill had one OF the best tricks
! ever saw He was short and stooky' "a
stout o. grizzly. He'd ride till the brono
was bout ready to quit. Then he'd head
him toward the crowd, II they was standin'
round watchin and when he got close
90 them he'd yank the bronc's head up
from between his feet. give him sort OF a
sea-saw twist and throw him fiat on his
side. while he himself would just kind Of
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not soy much at one time. so he didn't
rouse suspicious Of what he was up TO-
Nebraska Bill was with me then, and he
was ridin a brute that was sure vicious
One day the kid asked me whose pinto that
was
That's Nebraska s. said You don't
want to fool with that horse, kid. He'll
kill you sure. Nebraska Is the only man
that can stay on him two minutes
We'll. didn't think nothin' more about
II ard went into dinner. While we was
eatin we heard big yellin' and hawlin
out near the corral. We all rushes out
and I'll he scalped for an Injun If there amt
that locoed kid ridin' Nebraska's pinto
The horse is standin' first on his ears, then
on his tall buokn' and pitchin' and swap
pin ends every third jump, and hawlin'
And the kid is sitting up there slappin
the pinto with his hat ana yellin like a Sioux
Iniun on a spree He was a big, loose
jointed slab sided hid. anyhow, and he is
lust hoppin' all over that horse from his
withers 70 his tail; but he don't come OF
not much. Hes hHvin' the time Of his life
We lust stands still and watches the show
And. would YOU think it2 that onery -lookin'
kid rode that pinto out. Nebraska was
some sore. cause you gee, he'd been pridin'
himself on being the only one in the outfit
who could ride him. ard here comes this
dough-faoed kid and rides him better than
Nebraska ever dreamed on, with no qulrt
no spurs and might as well had no bride
for all he used IL
kid | says. when the pinto quits and
he gets OF. YOU come out with us this after
noon Anybody that can ride like that Ia
too good to be q cooks lunkey'
We'll sir. he was the best man on a buck
in horse ever Jaw. He could ride any Of
them. He never got thrown, and he could
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come mighty near maxim horse do what
he wanted him TO- He wasn't graceful
and pretty in his ridin' like Texas Tom,
and he never did get that way, but when he
put leg over horse he was sure on there
10 stay He didn't give n durn what TIC
horse did he'd go right on with his work
He was the only man ever saw who oonIa
use a rope when his horse was buchn'
He was Just 80 ALFRED timber that the
jolts didn't jolt him at a
And the best thing bout the hc vas
that he didn't get stuck up none 'hout
his ridin'. He was just born rider ana
he had sense 'nough 20 know that the Al
mighty had been uncommon good TO him
so he didn't 60 BLOWN round bout what
he could do. He did the rdin' and let the
Lord have the credit.
-One time a bunch Of Va were down TO
Mandan roundup up all the fun that was
loose at the State Fair. There was a ieller
in town who claimed 70 be horse trainer
No. not a buster. but one OF these here
fellers that trains EN- by kindness. ]
reckon he'd come out West TO educate Us
savages in how TO train horses. We heard
bout him, and went round the first night
he opened up his tent He had some horses
that he said were bad and he proceeded
TO train EN- for US, But, say, they were
pet deer 10 what our broncs are. lie had
a ring inside his tent and seats all round
IL for the people 10 sit on II bein' the
first night, and nobody KNOWN what kind
OF a fiim-ham fake 1t was. the tent was
crowded. ! just want 10 tell you, II takes
a big bunch Of patience 10 sit and watch
guy like that try 10 show you how 20
nun your own outh Them kind Of tricks
might do with Eastern horses, but, why
say. II he'd tried them on some Of our
broncs he'd have looked like n prairie dog
town after a stampede had passed over 1t.