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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-11

If Officer sner denied the $50
Rodrigues simply his
qualified o
Splner's he
wanted ought to have $50 worth recognition
nn ey TO make other officers ukwarn of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-11

Doe said the man who was trying
to get a free prescription, what's the
best thing for a cold?'' Competent
medical advice, my friend. Louisville
Courier-Journal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-11

Wigg-What errors these novelists
make. Here the author of this book
speaks of his heroine as being un-
manned. Wagg-Maybe she was di-
Observation-Disclosures Record.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
Double Header.

Tie District court started 10 M0n-
say morning Wlth a double header.
Judge Brown IS trying criminal
tases 90 stairs while Judge John e.
ktne u Muskogee s trying the ciyil
1oeeet 3oen stairs Both courts
Nll froba uuaiIweek, endeaVof.
ne q shear the docket A large
number g cases was Transferred
from ihe unted Siates courts Is the
District court ana an unusually large
iolkei 3 ne result
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
ADAIR ITEMS

Hel Aesill eiiI move q s farm fol
tha samuef aud John Archer alii -
eupI tha parsonage II their alaence
wurk ou cue nev depot las ten
ponuiiy s'opped 0u accosul u na,
hasiug material % ihe ground
he telephone iine belonging ta
the farmtH sest IN town aIII have
theif cit} p'8ne az one g the dfaf
stores auti other afankemeats can
b. made
nr A W Heron. Geo Warren &
T. Martin ana & / Thompsaa we're
ia SpaunsN SUNDAY and aoudaY
looking g tie mining tlai IS nos 81.
Ing on Nesi 81 Tie parties osn 'and
near the present operations
Mrs whitney las closed the doaI f6r
TERI Reeves property and Is repair.
lug painting and ar'ng IL % IL gen
era Tie WMinsy family viii 1eeuny
tins place and John Flshbaek vii
move % the property new occupied g.
Mrs whitney
Monday night se9eal of the people
east 0f Rock crcek heaisd 81 B3f
Little searched tar Mns Jake Calveff.
wie lt wss fearud hat boen drosned
"a Tie saollen waters Mrs. Jake
Calvert Is at present assisting Ter
husband Ia hs mad contract she
having the route h reusee3a. Wha
caused tHe greatest anxiety vas TIE
remark made b ser whsn size Jeff
that she Intended returning thal
night Wien nlgal came oa and il
was ieafusd that tie creek had BE-
come p,sl foFdinE many feared thar
slie lad endeaEorsd e. ford ana vas
dFoened NJ Little sas a1 once teie.
ploned g gu Al ouee 60 Hob Calsefts
and see II she had stopped there faf
tie night. and on his uepaft that she
had not he a4s aSsed ~ search al
the houses neaf tie ford aud At mid
night size was located ~ the residence
Of J. II. gafmen. soaudiY sleeping.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
Carter School House
feafa having Hne weather

We are having ine weather
Kent Cnas8 81 Alton, eas a. Mr.
Taylon Fuaag
The yoaue people of thls yialuiff g.
gsul6ed literary fudaY night
Faus llana.isou sent e Alton the
tiae latter psrt of last seok
Nss raaeH Is HtnE faf aa eots5
4iument iuf uis lsst dse q school
Mf fda Hef8 aut amif mts
moved ta #esa
Mis Gaafgs Wh.uhaad aud ass
Nadse Taylor wcfs at ne scho
baa# Thansis9 srsoinx pnetIelag 8
dialogue
3 8 Lamar has 5 hau e3n p.antaf
Sc llabu eas hunting f3f uus 4
his mu.ss MaudaY
NJ Cousin sa.a tsa At hogs Ast
aeek
Hn E.l,s Bsuyiis a. the slcs itst
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

cHfH Stale CsHn ass
1el fl fellows
Ihe i.alH faH eamfaHs q UeE
De- aHh $4,000 capital EiaE fas
IHeofiarafoH aus 8 n ehffam r
81 bose N 6 rn femf ad ]
q faaH
A. g McEaHeF Bros feis
phone Company oNHat wIh 8ea
afe A CIV 81 ant 81 r MtNaul
Ths WaH sHd GmF of soalh.
western oklahoma heada1aFtem q
Geafg TbenearHofafar ere S. 81
Waterman sHl IS O. Tha 81
lFitFefft FL j sfmiev cf Gearv
Fuusm ufoa q VicEefq Jean.
trai merebH8Iae3 onisekeaH ufth
fes capital stock The .near
portors aue 81 ri Eeffasu of
kans ettX Vs. q Vincent 81
Walton nl g e Alden of Haek.
Ueit
The Glm3 T0easHe Company az
DoHfas a6h $4,000 capital toel
The iuelHouf6rs are s. Il neea
n H fHaes G ~ Douglas So A.
Gafaas A A WaafeH 4 A uteta
ara F q Cawe'fur
The K1sffr oH Caurnf 0f Tulsa
Hth ff4fHa capital stock rha
neraaiaa are H 3 Riee + 81
ffu end Hnuasu
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
Local Happenings

Jim wooaall uas here from weluf
Monday
pen Phillips ~Aa here a short uille
recently
MIS- " y nay is visiting friend.
81 shanale.
~ r Wade ami wife leit ior Par
sJns Monday
w. A. Graham 81 Pryor creek eas
here safu ,iAY
, e fiuctleteffg vas here ssfaf
da9 ifam Nass@ee
~ g " 3 Smith sas ttn flaa
liiaslacktt reeeH
san Aofisg Ass passenger noHl.
oH nsr kats Aeads
hA sealeeeheg an8 fsnl4 aaAe
fpraed fEeH HaH.ana
Npadlng las ost foes,sod another
load cf Anetef aafelsS
bqh Maav ana Morris nraNn wage
here f1Qm kinnGsau last aeek
Mm Lse ilaitvtt aua Nts e8gbraaa
nafreu visited 10 panaos Nouday
" = IientrfK vito has been IS
tbs slcs list al wiuisf IS approving
sIasy
Ffuspeciom have uneafthed another
hg chunk ~ lead in ghs spayinav
Hula
r g Aliey las returned from Kar
sas eily shefe he has beeu hatlue
his efes treated
r j and sam Mcsp2dden. tao
prominent business men u Chelsea.
we're ID town Friday en- business
John y Turner u the supreme
cears 81 Oklahoma vas shaking HANDS
With friends here Monday
Congressman james S davenport
came 10 Monday from a business trip
q clatmote. Wagner and other
points
Deputies George Couch n.
woodail and Feliz Riaeuhoaf vent 70
White OAK sunday and brought some
.blys Ia for disturbing the peace
The Farmers National hams has
placed . big pair ~ Eiks horns ca tie
wallis of the baus building salch Sam
motley brought home from Wyoming
John Miller one of Ntrdmofes pros
porous farmers Has here TIE nrst of
tne week visiting ms s1u and daughter
wm Miller ana Nh Mofmie Daniel
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

Guthrie % state tfartHrs eeFs
isauad i0ia aa follows
Tht Fame san HaHk 81 Fm
menaa aiih $4,000 eaHtat E
Tie incaTUIfasan ara eaF & Rotef
500 e iaatoH s. A MeAfe 81
Rocky
The MHf3efaa Telephone C1mnnf
q MiHfleiae aifh $500 sr.al tote
The inrafraaluu aHe s. 50 shaef
Ter D sehaefpf e neVe NFcu
aad s Nanaefeaffr Is CaiHHcf
The Tulsa rafk Company 81 Tl
sa aiih S1oH0e capital stock TIE
lnrofpeui0uafp g A owen G Fan
ing ana g. p I.afley
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

oklahoma cIiE. Oh sheriff Gar
risoa has rsclerel neraetHa from
Attorney General West io fha eject
that aH lreer siasei 81 - men lu
recent raids wi1 - turned over %
the local alspeasarY afmis when az
psntsd aud viil b sold By ibe state.
shofl GaFrlsca saia inulgti that be
hal IN hia possession whisky wincs
and bssr valued al 5000 u has
been Inspected - Chaflea Howard.
Internal Reverse Inspector and ia
pronounced q ths beet quality
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

Iiaoker OK g 81 afadslreet thar
ibe Liberal EietatoF CamnanF Ct lIb
efhi kan Nli miM "a euar -
elevators 81 fhe Rock Hhni The
plans ui1 he iai1 ftla seet The
towns of Tyrone Hooke Oamoh
are che sites fhH elevators at each
town e 81 re capacity 81 the nna
81 liberal Te present conditions
faf Enea phft tfaH Indeed en-
cnafarHe r tsa ba0dne q eiafa
tsra
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

Resolutions Of sYmpai ~ and respect
adopted by the Esther neheRnh l0agu
No G. vlnlta, Okla. % the death 81
hlss Alabau0a Atklmon. shleh occur
81 at d Wabash Ase. kansas Clty.
March sg il'os, az $40 . m.. ne -
mains being laid Is fest az the cid
hone Aurora NO.
Whereas A1mIehty God. the
Supreme Ruler and presegser u thc
Universe has enfeftd The fanks of eur
lodge and removed ~ death from aar
midst opg leloye5l su8 esteemed sister
Alanaala AtNasgu
Therefore ie It RsAsed That
faiheF RgANsaN iaaes Ne af Nlai.
- 0NahHms JaFs1lcfion of Indian
feuufs8 sta8 fa tAe amay AIN
illelas % fle deceased sister oak
haaFt fe't mpala4 s98 ~ Fl fsllisf
Resolved That paf aaaer BE- agap
ed ID mourning foF & period 81 thirty
days - t0ken q aar sareae and
that lhesa resolutions be spread 0a
iFe minutes e 0ar Ledge 3 cops srnf
10 sAe otfeare1 family apd another
oepf given q ne elgf papers fof
publication
Committee
ARe y n CAMPBELL
MHs IKNA So0rr
Mas a ti 80 loLr0u0B
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

eefaa 0k Ho ite purpose 81
fnfa tEH eiEm Far uf the
state H te the dates 90 school elee.
Hua afer.eten1ent Cameron of tho
EtaeH|eaai Department haa mailed
uoflcs calling attention % the eiac-
tl0a q sehool Directors that in an
cities of The arat class tbs date is
tho fflt Tuoeday 81 April. and ln al
other municipalities en- tha first Men.
daY g. Nav School districts held
their elections The iast Tuesday in
May
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
FALKLAND ITEMS

Ns MARY Il NldfHer wife II Ffee
man Nid'asf ags yeais passd q.
sa3. 81 heF huWe sest II tasu 80
aelpss Wednesday Afternoon AefH +
ipes
Ms + & dean pet mafp ran Der
pot sos through 4 taf1 sire fanoa
SATURDAY and tee COS Eol the worst q
il, but L ia else 81 Nagas bass
and Nassss eahn
" y Mccullough Nas ia q see
home folks SUNDAY Hlll ls geftlne "a
- quite a miner lie had about tsa
bushels 81 a. aue lead sud lacs Is can
- found anywhere ard g was slot
from surface feck not Tar from FaH
land
Guide IlaflIu came Ia from Niulla
last evening i0f . sliot visit vlgh
home foiks
We'll tes. q niee twoslQry bflck bo-
tel weuld b a nice ornament faf oar
town, and there is nothing impossible
Of improbable ah1ut Il either
Rev. ! y Efam o. Independence
No has been giving d series oi ser.
mons a. tie saints church this eeek
Bert Moore and Frank Riley left
TUESDAY fof oklahoma gilyt g take
tie cifll service examination ief rail-
sax postal service Luck % 5oa toys
In Meklnhe Is having lumheF put
on the ground for tie erection of a
commodinns Ice house, ana Iast IS
son as permit eau - secured from
the Frisco people tie house wlll -
naliI near the huusa tfaek.
Eugene Tiger ard wlfe came Up
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
Charlie MurdOck Jailer

Cafae NMdack ormey turn key
i tle Naaa Jalhas been appointed
> a.Itf 81 Muskor by Grant
Nao n Nlfja wen qualified
tg t' potion ara the Cheftain
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
tiauoR oHoan NOT HoWoaEo
Sheriff Garrison Declines % sarren
der sisssa oeods 60 stsseAgsntt

okahara clW Oh "a j waugh
afrlyed frum Guthrie latag elih a.
Qfaef ffom state superintendent a.
uiepentafY Agencies Rohesl &. -.
sief - secure 80 the liquor collect.
- ~ Sheriff Garrison in various
raid ard take ii 20 Guthrie.
After consulting aifh the Coanty
Attorney and ether authorities. Car.
risen declined 20 tgrn oYee the eoods
and Waugh lefl fof Gatlne thh a..
teruoaA sithouf g The nalans hul
provides fhat 40 falor collected fl
aies shall b. turned over 60 tha
State Afcut hng provides that NhaB
lqpor ls taken the peusan from
whom . vas taken shall have ten
DAYS m whleh fa enter case ia
court The ownership 90 ihe uquuf
Ia possesalen az sheriff Garrison has
never hean nuaily decided IN court
TIE iiauof n possession - sheriff
Garrison Is xaiaed a. 6 oao
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

taksn tr8e The aafcamenl
tesueea fhe mneff e8 lhe apea.
i0fe fafu slr4 iast Hfh aad HHtG
there HoH aEt seal faEr is
na Facts 81 wWA a 81 addition
O. thaE els ateaaa
shau aafs Hn ms
rianaf ahna tHH tme and b. ia
eaaf6Haf 81 fhe eua aaLs - eh
ebert AHaa FhH #H# t#F7
fatlles 80 s. Kansas Cff tfflar -
fraeh an Interstate au raeHt WIfh
the operators Affecting these fhrae
districts aHce mag 0e said q he
tha caiF raea,luH MgeigiHs taa 0fer
aiofa aha ihe arEaa ahd tHo success
81 uhieh depends mHrey upon ibe
Kansas CItF conference
rbe miaeFa frei theF Nia 81 safer
Ia Oklahoma thnn elsewhere e 30
agreement Is maae tafanaa there q
eoud.aF tai0fe ere IeslsAfara s bHl
providing ~ state laard q aftl
tratioa TIE enactment 81 ihIa mto
laW uauld mean tHaf controversies
are to - amieah8 HefIlet aud ac
are hoping that if afn mfaHs stFihsa
ta oklahoma are 81 an at Wa -
peet the hIi 81 heeems iaw within
fourteen da16
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

Kugsne Tiger and wife came Up
from Pryor .Creek saturday % visit
relatives over sunday
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

The nee wage scale - axed
through referendum from local uB
Ions Il b understood some uf the
letaia have asked Cog en- advance %
10 PER cent others FOR l2H aud -
per cent. ebiis stni others are sat
ished 90 feueN fhe oid agreement
for twn years longer The kansas
city conference Includes districts
Nos i4. 81 and 81 covering Missouri
Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma and
Tsaaa Neither TIE miners nor ths
opefatHrs according 60 Chairman
compact uitheui some delay
~ Is evident thai fhe operators %.
slfe e anf dispose ~ the supply
q coal NhIch a stored aud avail
able. said the chairman today And
ths winners feaii1s thar 90 force ga
aEFeemgat nuV might not be as faF
omtle Go them as after a i.ftie DELAY
hence fhaf are distressed to Waif uu
fii ne oeal supply s. exhausted e
thr sasuanssun e. continued beTud
sixiYoaa dasa 81 urHia 81 o. he mat
tual iafefest 81 tte uinrFs sud lhe
operators ta Hieu uH
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

AR y n GANrHrfL
Afis LIMA SCOTT
Mus a ti M oLl0pUH
y q AHs J n TAYLOR
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
5000 MEN OUT.
May Nos Resarn 70 wofa ua,a Coal
seppiy is Exhausted

-
Guthrie os Nl ~ spee.'.i.a - .''.s
miners Hfe RNt e VNA s-'s.
tha result - tae iNsfFh'e't
eute between ths eis ' AN% Ats
Nciefis Nhth nsten As t sek
Aenaaf aaN4 y 7
sf ltsaf1 f1fsia VS. fHAt
American k#aetatteN
saNtife tsa KAf
Nafktn 81 N
ere asll MtA e
sfaiisa q i s.e
~ t 81
enc ifasffs tea
fofNn g M
aa
deleaaeHt an
NfA atfa 1 aHtfH
Graham guardian., 1908-06-05
MARX SMITH AT WORLD
BANQUET

On May 10th the New York
World, one of the greatest news
papers Of the country, celebrated
its twenty fifth anniversary under
the control and direction of Joseph
Pulitzer. On the evening of the
publication by the Wcrld of its
mammoth anniversary number a
banquet was rendered In the World
building to the invited guests, 10.
cluding prominen, men Of New
York and other states. Included
IN the list Of guests were seventy
five members of congress and Hon.
Marcus A, Smith, delegate to con.
gress from AriEona, was one of the
four selected as the speakers of the
evening. Only six speakers were
on the stand. The New York pa.
pers say it was an honor worthily
bestowed upon one of the most pop.
ular members of congress. Mark,
as usual, acquitted himself in good
fashion as was evidenced by the
enthusiastic applause following his
remarks.-Bisbee Review.
Graham guardian., 1908-06-05
ARIZONA GROWING PROSPER
GUS

According to the annual report
Of the Secretary Of the Interior,
recently published, conditions in
Arizona are steadily improving.
There has been gradual increase
In population which is now esti.
mated at $4,000. The financial
condition, is better than ever before.
Taxable property has increased in
the last threo years from S45,000,.
600 to $77,000,0O0, and the rate OF
taxation has decreased. There 10
no difficulty in more than caring
for the current expenses Of the
territory and the retirement of its
bonded indebtedness.
The annual school census taken
in May of last year, gave 3S,l67 as
the number OF children of school
age (6 to 81 years. in the Terri.
tory. The total number of chill.
dren enrolled 10 the schools was
25,370. This apparently would
indicate that nearly 5000 children
fail to attend school, but it is ex.
planned that most pupils finish
school at about the age Of Is, al.
though they are enumerated in
the school census until they are
81. There were 563 school dis
tricts, employing s26 teachers; lsO
men and 2lS women. The aver
age monthly salary paid men
teachers was S93 30; for women
It Was s7l.0S.-Tombs bstone Pros.
lector.
Graham guardian., 1908-06-05

The corporations and mil'ionai,'es
furnish the sinews of war for tl,e
campaign and the party in power
furnishes the laws to pile up the
fortunes of those who furnish the
'slnews.' In the midst of this
great panic l saw the distinguished
senator from Rhode Island, Mr.
Aldrich, chairman of the Commit
tee on Finance of the Senate,
stand upon the troubled waters
with an emergency bill in bis
hand, and with loud voice he
cried to the bowling storm: Peace
be STILL But there was no peace.
And the tempest-tossed crew in
the golden boat walled their eyes
toward Almighty Rockefeller and
prayed; and they beckoned to
Morgan, the king of corporation
power, to throw them life line,
But the two omnipotent financiers
could not leave the game on Wall
Street to go into the life saving
service. Have not the policies Of
the party in power dragged the
country to awful depths when the
president finds IT necessary to
warn both houses that the republic
is IN danger of being overthrown
by the Vaccinations of concentra
ted wealth, which is the legitimate
result of republican policies? Is
it not time for the country to
wake when we ara admonished by
a republican president to put the
bit in the mouth of centralized
corporation power to prevent it
from trampling under its boofs all
that is left of liberty and free
government.
Graham guardian., 1908-06-05
Whaf,S-a Good
Newspaper

A good newspaper tells the
news as faithfully and as truthfully
as it can, without fear and without
favor and comments on it with the
best intelligence 1t can command.
A good newspaper is IN league
with all men and women who
think, and with all the agencies
that strive for the happiness of the
people.
A good newspaper shields no
wrong that ought to be exp osed
and bushes at no truth that
ought to be uttered.
A good newspaper does not lend
itself to the making of strikes be-
tween citizens. neither RACES like
a demagogue nor weeps like a
charlatan.
A good newspaper has ideals,
balieves in progress and wins its
way by courage, plain speaking
and fair dealing. 49,.
a good newspaper assemo pies
each day as much of the good
things that are done in the world
as it can find and no more of the
foul than it must.
A good newspaper has political
opinions and may belong to par
ty, but it cannot be an organ and
keep the high faith of the best
journalism.
A good newspaper knows no
boss, bows to no pretty satrap of
Office, and owes no allegiance but
to that which it believes to be true.
A good newspaper is run on
business prin iples and should
make money and prosper like any
other business, but probably won't
if that is its sole aim.
A good newspaper takes a cheer.
ful view of the world, is kind to
human failing, and helps men more
by entertaining them than by rant
ing and scoldlng at them.-Scran.
ton Tribune.
Graham guardian., 1908-06-05
Women Who Wear Well.

1t Is astonishing how great change q
few years OF married life often make In
the appearance and disposition of many
women. The freshness, the charm, the
brilliance vanish like the bloom from
peach which is rudely handled. The
matron is only dim shadow, a faint echo
OF the charming maiden, There are two
reasons for this change, ignorance and
neglect. Few young women appreciate
the shock 10 the system through the
change which comes with marriage and
motherhood. Many neglect to deal with
the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak
nesses which too often come with mar
Eiags and motherhood, not understanding
ahat this secret drain is robbing the cheek
OF Its freshness and tho form OF its
fairness
AS surely as tho general health suffers
when there Is defaQgement OF the health
Of the delicate womansg organs, so surely
whe6 these organs are>established In
healNb the fSce anf&Sfmat oace witness
70 the Tact in fe~1wed comelfrssS Nearly
L million women haze found health and
happiness In the use Of Or. P!erce,s Ea-
yor!te Prescription. 1t makes weak wom-
en- strong and sick women we'll Ingredl.
ents on label-contains no alcohol or
harmful habit forming drugs. Made
wholly OF those native, American, medic
inal roots most highly recommended by
leading medical authorities Of all the sew.
sral schools Of practice for the cure OF
woman's peculiar ailments.
For nursing mothers, or for those broken
down In health by too frequent bearing OF
children, also for the expectant mothers,
10 prepare the system for the coming OF
baby and making Its advent easy and
almost painless, there is no medicine quito
so good as, "Favorte Prescription" II
can do no harm In any condition Of the
system. II is most potent invigorating
tonic and strengthening nervine nicely
adapted TO woman's delicate system by .
physician OF large experience In the treat
ment Of woman's peculiar ailments.
Consultation by letter free of charge.
Address: DIR. Piorccs Invaids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute. No. G63 Main Street,
Buffalo. NY
Graham guardian., 1908-06-05
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

The Democrats of Arizona set
an example for peace and harmony
at their convention 10 Tucson that
the Republicans would do well to
follow. Enthusiasm and good will
was the prevailing feeling, and the
convention was not interrupted by
tragedies of any kind. Neither
was there any star performances
or playing to the galleries.
The man of the hour, William
Jennings Bryan, whose latest epi
gram: "There is no twilight be-
tween Nation and State" will sur
yive the coming conflict and prove
its truth in history yet to be made,
was most enthusiastically ly indorsed,
and the convention did a simple
act OF justice to worthy leader
in instructing its delegates to the
Denver convention TO vote for Mr.
Bryan first, last aud all the time.
The enthusiasm and good spirit
showed by the convention when
the name of Hon. j. b. Foraker
was mentioned was proof of the
honest democratic feeling for the
friend of Arizona.
Neither did the convention for.
get it's standard bearer of Dem.
ooracy. Marcus A. Smith, who has
given the beat years of his life in
the service Of the people of Ari
zona, and deserved the indorse.
ment Of the convention in recogni.
tion Of hls work ~ Congress for
the best interests of the people Of
Arizona.
The delegates elected to the
Denver convention are all repre-
sentative men aud will make a
record for themselves and the
Democracy Of Arizona that will
redound to its credit in the years
to come.
How different was that other
cUuv0tiou oS Q tew weeks gyo,
Graham guardian., 1908-06-05
SORE NIPPLES

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will be pleased to know that q cure
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child is done nursing. Wipe 1t off
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Graham guardian., 1908-06-05

You must do as l say, am bet
ter than thou. Everything is
wrong that has not my sanction.
l can do no wrong, for am a re-
former. | shall insist on you do
ing what say you should do,
even though you get IN trouble;
that is your lookout. 1t is enough
that tell you.
Graham guardian., 1908-06-05

with all its discord and turmoil;
with the earmarks of DO ossism pre-
dominant and harmony lost
factor and never thought of. No
wonder there was u tragedy en-
acted that set wondrous souls to
thinking as "the mighty cohorts
came through the doors and down
the aisle, then turned around and
marched right out again"