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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
Temofrateruee &onoentiot
Springiieio, 81.

@uusrner: Q amueI vi duler al
aurora. gicsouuernBr: @Imer 6. g er'
ru af Bromn County. @eneraiaouotat !:
Sames Cobb al 9bicoSo. StatsIetretGr
Sames % ouuel al Bloomington,
aasiersr: so. j. 0unlap al Sodio
County. aubitsr: George Y arr on
al @auaiin. lluiueriitets.Irultres
Mrs. SuIia 9olmes Q m ID al @bica'
90, eburIss 9Iiis Of ROmtsO merit
County Os SOispb 9 6mart af wta'
rion.
Ouenltaasnoe 9itet bleu nomiuerei
af DemotrOteruss Stut8fonueniiOn ben
81. Suni / SprinsiieIo.
Den uebtasne platform ltabfGlter
ebica9opIatfOrmen Of 1896. Der ub.
tales IN ltarp Joroemmellesbom Ouer
W Rinlep 8 Aominiliraiion. Der bes
tesnes iOm ben iuusslte eanosts 9is
itoris"; ouer porto 9tico Ioriien o9
oper 1rults. Drainasefanalen ertI9res
paIentlig for ei 0Grt af bemotratiite
Grulieer, % Der Onbefales en- 6OrIGu.
eslie al RauaIsn, aa at Der fan frsms
6tinses en- ieiIbar gonouei meIIem Ss'
srne os Ulisfsiippi JIooen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
Ylep iO3 Mar gammei.

2lnbrep D1tas, l03 Aar gam:
mel. en- Yeterau fra Rri9ene europa
Ye9pnoelien af Narbunbrebst, er af9aast
uee 9eoen fin Doitas 5iem Gbi=
caso. 0an efterIooer fig Omtrsnt 80
@ftsrtommsrs Der 9anoet os omtrsnt
iamme antal europa, buor ban bl. a..
eiierlabsr TO Gernebsrnsbsrnebern.
Den ufbsoe baube tun ueret fps
nosIe 8ase, OS inbtiI ba baube ban al:
brig uarst ips en- snsiie Dag al fit los
9lur Iunse qiu. Snotil for en- llse iioeu
tunoe ban 9aa ubsn 9ialp o9 brusts
lite ensans en- StOt at iteite fig pau.
8etas par febt poIen os bauos
tampet for fit Qanb mob Ruslsrne.
Gan laa 9ap n, ba benne par paa
Iilbasstoset fra Wofcw. 9an pleiebe
at iort9ue Bsrnene | 9iabolasst ON
fine grinorinser fra benne gib os frems
uilts oite fere gr, iom ban bar fra Kri-
gen msb 0tusIanb.
iii amsrlta tom Defas Tor II glar
iiosn for at traiis tire al fine 8srn, Der
baube nebiat fig Der. 6an par aItiaa
lite lanst fra 80 Qlar, ba ban trpblsos
2ltlant Ell.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
9e tnlinbe Sing.

Or. 6eorge Z. SSlom er ubneunt
til QRrer ben nps opIeiteoe fanoinauis
Its stfbelins ueb Sowus Stutsuniuerftet.
6on er fra Dane So, Wi6., o9 bar
ituoeret peb llnlperitetst VlnoiIon,
columbia 9ouese, u. g., 8anberbiIt
lluiuerftp / 3ennesiee Os Here eurOpei:
ite uniperliteter. buoribIuuot o9lau 8s=
benbauns.
aDinoelige 9l0pofGter uil berefter
lite tunne prnttiiere / lennesiee | 5eIse
aenbeIie af Gtatsns Seieiteret. Doms
merne 8iltss og @aIbweII iiemte
imob.
SetDoelige Segater. Sen npiis
aioeoe Z. y. Blaf one baDbe fit
Geltamente trufist 6orunltaItuinger til
at Itenfe flere geIssrenbeosanltaIter /
Gbicuso betpbeIise @auer. Geitumsns
tet oisponerer ousr 81, 700, 900; Der.
af lfGnfes S25, 600 til pasiauant so.
ipitaI, 825, 900 til Relief and Aid
Association of Chicago, S25, 900 Ill
6unitlnltitutet, $25, 900 til Chicago
aip! for 6OraIoreIple os $25,o 900 til
Ct. 9ufes 9Oipital.
Dsite ct ben unoen fore 9snsssaue,
Runltnititutet bar faaet foen 4arets
SespnoeIie, ioet 9 ibnep ". Rents
Eeitumente inoeboIbt en- BeltemmeIie
ON $50. 900 til Suititutet. Gil gIof.
ifones 9e9atet tnptter Der fig insen
getinselier, os Oirettionen tan an.
uenOe 8eusene, iOm ben timber tien=
Iist.
groiun Bessie, iOm fses at baue
u9ret ben beolte Malteto belle 0iscou=
fin, er bpO al Mt9ltefsber paa 8iscons
fin llninerfitets 5arm. Den panbt
@ulomeoaliien oso Observation-Disclosures
Gbca9o. Oct ferite &ar ben par paa
5atmen SAP ben 10,163 @allons
UiGlf, fom inbeboIbt 1882 Bb. 6ebt
Iige meo 506.l2 pnno Smer meb en-
llosiit af 50 Gents pr. puuoe. Den
3au 6armen en- 0aettointGst af $50 pr.
9lar.
CperIDpmmelie. 0oIp 9ommer Gean
ialot UloblIe, 9lla., aI. Worsen oe
ri. @ftermibbas ben 26. Suni. 9uer
,neite @abe 8pen fob unoer 0anb,
paa nosIe Steoer flere Sob. Al 6orret,
ming opbsrte laasobticm. Nesrene Dor
be perlt oueriusmmebe Oifritter. Gre
Jteserbsrn brutueoe.
s Georgia ct bet o9iaa lemt msb
OperipgmmeIie. Slere af Statens
5Iooer er 9aaet ouer beres 8rebber.
Dtunse Blanta9er ltaar unoer 8anb, os
Bomuloen CT ebelaot.
Gn Snr paa 10000 Wiil ifaI
foretases of 9amp.9u6ten Solepbine,
lOm netop Ell ferbi3 fra Cramps Bert,
feb philadelphia. @ieren, g. u. 9.
oil bianot andre Qanbe GU
tOpa bsfsse 9icrse os Spsrris.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
Gr,0upernpr Saplor af aentudp

Gr' Wuberner Sanlor af 6entudp
er itaois paa &eiie ubenfor fin esen
Stat, og buor iom bslit ban refer,
bIiusr ban fulst af 4 Detettuer. 9 msh
arrsitorbre fra 5tentudp os 2, iom ban
bar Isist til gsifptteIie for fin psriOn.
9ans Selbreb iises at uare meset iuat.
fet. Oct uentes lite, at ban pil blips
arreiteret, for ban friuilIis besiusr fig
til 8entufy, bo @uuernsrerns Nnbo.
ltaterns lite uiI ouersiue BAN tit Ren,
tudys autboritster.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
9be Marg..
Siofe NDt.
Selma Og SfrOruSfrigen.
Hnsiiif 6oretaglombeO. = Nnslano
O9 Sapan. = @icefOngernc banos
Ter IeluIiGnOigt. - 9en tDife
6eianot mDrOet.

8 Spnoa9s bleu Der pluOleli9 foitet
npt, ON enb lite uanet, Qps oper ben
ttneiilte Situotion.
Oct meobeIes nemIis oiiicielt, at ben
rusIiite Staggering buuOe tillenbt aae
interesiereoe Uta9ter no9Ie beilt ui9tise
MebbeIeIier on9aueuoe be bresfineliite
6orboIb. WaeooeIeIIen fra ruff Sibe
eit ub paa, at man til ct. Betersbors
buube falet ltfer os pauIioeIi9 6orlifz
RING ON, at be fremmeoe @eianoter
Betting pare COB SpOIo Op til Uaan.
bag ben %. Suni.
0enne MebbeIeIie fra ruliif Sibe
tunbe ipnes temmsIi9 IiseSpIOis, buis
bens 9enist lite bauoe uGret iaa Ouerz
maabe tlar.
0enue Ssniisi ubtrpttes = tilipnsla=
oenoe meset ulfpIoist - beri, at 9inss
lamb bar i'm gioen fra zen meset for-
maaenbe tineiiit @m So
manb", isennem buem ben rnsiilfe 8es
eerine ltaar birstte 6orblnbelie meo
@ntttejisrinben 9etins.
Oct er iaa af minbre Setpbninq, om
bet pirteIis er ianbt. at @eianbterne er
Qiue = en- M,obeIeIIe Dag (oen 2.
SuI) saar iuit uo paa, at ben tpife
@elnnbt er mnrbet -, men bet ct at
lur 8stpbning, at &usIuub bar en-
furmoaenbe aineIer i'm Uia9t,
os at bet enbui5ere snlter at 95re belle
0eroen opm9rtlom paa benne Smif9ns
oisbsb, Der 10 insenInnbe lmase, enss
Lamb bel.
Susm er ba benne merteli9e 8ineler2
Uian paa itanr, at bet er ben tineiilfe
9ntetejierinbes Ouer:@uaut, Der ifal
beiibbe en- fanomenlaI Must ouer oenue
eusrs iaa esenraubise Dame.
Samme Over. @pnuf lfaar rusIiIf
Cob, en- OmifGuoisbeb, Der tun
uioner ON, at RusIant 3ioe bar banet
| fig fine tenbte, men ubGberlise 9eie ligs
til petinss 6ierte.
Z Neo oenne for be eurse Waa9ters
'Sptr9ben 8ina ret farIige Smit9nz
bi9beb maa Der nu itubi9 resnes. Tbi
RusIanb bar leIu siort Opmartiom paa
ben, bpiItet ueI er itet. forbi bet meb
Chen agter at benptts ben formaaenbe"
Wanb.
9et ffuloe nu lite unbre os, ON 6uss
lamb, naar en- Dag bet af9erenoe Bers
benseiebIit oprinber, laber ale be andre
Maeter fnatte 9teben us iaa Ielu ipiier
ben oeiIise aGrne.
vi andre 9tpbeoer mua fremboIoes,
at Der eaar Rpster ON, at &uslanb bar
eipet Sapan f9rli9 os af be andre Usasz
ter uafbangig Rontrott pad at fore ben
tommenoe & meb gtauetemperne".
Oslaa benne Meopelelle, Der liseiom
bin anben, bar fremtaIot oblfillis ye-
ltprteIis ueb be europeiife Soffer, uifer
ben til meaet ssenmGstise ruslits 9ans
Ter. Nosle DipIomater auier bet for
sipet, at Sapan til beberi9 @eng9lo
bar siuet 9uslonb frie 9anber paa uisie
andre Omraaber = oppe q orbtina.
@n treble, men ubefrGftet glpheo
saor ub pau. at Der melIem Wosterne
fuIbe pGre aFiluttet Susrenstcmlt an-
saaenbe De enteIte 2anbes Groppeantal
6ina. SfeIse ben fuIoe RusIanb os
Sapan Innbi9tte buer IL, 900 Uiano.
@nsIanb 10, 900, os be sorise 5000
bper.
Jra 8icstouserne Nantins og
6antpw foreIisser Der en- al bem
foreilaoet Ouerenstomit an9aaenos 6or=
boIbet til llolenOinse ainas Melsms
90 @pbpropinler. Oe 9orantsrer baabe
ubenlanbife WisRon9rers o9 6anbeIss
manbs 9ip og @obs, men til @en9aIb
maa Mustsrne lite ienbe fremmebs
Eropper oerinb.
(6ortlot paa Sibe 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04
Slair, Ncbr., SnsOag b. 4. Snli 1900.

Rnba fit ueb ben 9rtIarins, iOm
aabnebe 5triseu, 6Orffrine ON llafbGns
sebeo Oe SeIOitpre. o9 bette qsfte ftuI
bIiue opfpIot Iise til 9Osiiauen. Det
repubIifanife Part pautaIber meo Sen:
uisnins til fin 9itOrie Og til benue 9rs
tIarins ON bets @runoiatnin9er os
9oIiiit, tretist OCt ameritanfte 5OIts
uelouerueiebe suuitise Com.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-04

RGfe Dag nomiuerebes eenitemmist
graioent M & inIep o9 @uu. Z B.
R eueIt fom Bariists 6anoioater
til benboIosuis prelioents. os gicsprG'
iIben;sueroiabsoen.
4. Gull tan man pente bet bemofras
tifs glrtiS platform fra ben ba lieo'
finbsubs 6onusntion Ranias 6itp.
9a vDaniteren" er ct uafb9nsist
Blao, oil pore 9Giere til ben Jio tunnc
finbs oeina ben osmOtrdtiits glotform
eensiuet Der OuerfattsIie.
Ss laa opsrIOoer pi = uoen Som.
mentarer for euer imOb = til buer els
felt qGler at tose poIitiit Staoe.
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04
THE END OF THE WORLD.

II you want TO know just how
much the scientists know on the
subject, read these six opinions
which have been expressed during
recent years; reconcile them if you
can, and then possess your soul IN
patience: L. The land surface is
diminishing; then the human race
will finally be drowned. 2. lee is
gradually accumulating at the
north pcle, so that some day the
earth will loese its equilibrium
and the men will be utterly an.
nihilated by Ire rush of moving
objects. 81 The earth is moving
toward The sun; the last. man will
hnally be roasted alive. 4. Water
rs by degrees becomin. scarce,; IN
ages TO come all beings, human
and bestilc, will perish from thirst.
5. By the beginning OF the year
5000 men will be retrograd,; in the
end they will be creatures no
larger than an insect. @. The sun
IS nlng up; AS old Sol cools,
the earth's glacial zones will Ell
large and humanity be frozen 10
death.
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04
Bryan's Call ON Mrs. Dalton.

That great democratic pape
the New York Journal, thus del
crih's AN incident IN The visit {
W. j. Bryan TO Phoenix.
William j. Bryan yesterda,
brought the sineerest happiness |,
u dying woman in Phoenix, Ar
znha. While at the Ford hot.
besieged by several thousands o
democrats gathered from all part
OF the southwest to do him honor
he received Il brief message tha
he lmpulsively answered in ih,
affirmative.
The massage asked him to visi
u hedrliden woman, one whl
wished. before her death, to sc,
the leader of the democratic hosts
She was Mrs Thos. e. Dalton
wife at the last democratic incum
bent of the Office of territorlaj
superintendent of schools, and i
farmer resident IF ST. Lawrence
county, New York.
"Col. Bryan was driven ut once
To the Dalton home and, acc0mp
anied hy hrr husband he entered
The room where for months the
woman had lain awaiting death.
"Why, M. Bryan said the suf
terer, as her wnis,td fngera dis.
appeared in the great hand of the
vrsi,"r, you really look very
much like President Mckinley
"Mad, m came the quick re
spouse, i wish to assure you that
the sppeara ace is wholly external
The interview lasted ten min.
utes. After an expression ot
rlrasure at the visit, il seemed ~
though from the cuuch 'a1e Q
prophecy and promise of succcrs
''Mr Bryan, said Mrs. Dalton,
as she tried to raise herself up on
her elbow. i wishe | to see You tn It
| might give yoa blessing upon
rour work; that | might tell you
that heaven will he generous unto
you. Nav the Lord make you Of
the greatest service to the people
vt our country, and may you yet
occupy the highest p ace to which
The nation can call you
Col. Bryan was overcome by
her words. He said little save IN
m"nosyiIables that told of his
sympathy and of his appreciation
of this benediction.
GAS he rose tn 90 maid brought
him u uoquet Of roses, gin of the
stricken hostess. Selecting from
the superb bunch II bud OF white,
Bryan laid it in the woman's open
hands A tear gllstened in his
eye as he bowed her farewell"
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04
AN APRON WORTH $4,000.
Worked by Mary Queen of scots, While
Awaiting Her Doom ut the Block.

""'N"" " 3uhrf queen OF scoft, Wntlo
Awaiting Her Doom ut the Block.
There has recently come to light
an apron--proba6ly the most ex.
qnisite example of needlework- ex.
tant--that busted the fingers OF
the hapless Mary, Queen of Scots,
during her hong imprisonment, and
served to divert her mind from
her impending doom at tho block.
The f'llen sovereIgn-all hope
gone--centercd her interest upon
it during the latter part of her
long confinement, and created the
masterpiece of needlework. Just
before her execution she secreied
her priced apron under the Inning
of one If her robes which kept
her treasure safe until recently
the garment was ripped apart. It's
history has since been fully an
| rhenticated through letters wr tten
nv the i'll starred Queen to friend.
ly am mbassador at Paris who Snug
g!ed The mateIiaIs out of which t
was wrought into her dungeon.
By'sirange chance the apron came
into lhe possession of an American
who has refused $4,000 for 1T,
and has also declined $500 for
the privilege of unraveling single
stitch TO learn its secret, which is
a mystery to all The experts. lis
owner has consented, however, 20
its reproduction IN large size IN
the June Ladies' Home Journol.
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04

On the suggestion of the GUARD
IAN tie fsImer's institute has tax
en- up the matter Of holding cou1
" fair this fall. Work is now il
gi'gress preparing tor the event.
The institute Is composed of men
who will put the proposition
through to successful issue. The
holding Of his far means grea,
deal for Graham county. Let al
lend their assistance TO this laud.
able undertaking.
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04
n u NJ Der.

A. r. DeFlueni, cGlror of til,
Journal, Doylestown, Ohio, suffer
ed for II number of years from
rheumatism in his right shoulder
and side. He says: MY righl
,rln at times was entirely useless
[ tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm
aud was surprised tn receive re
lief almost Immediately. The
Pain Balm has been constant
companion Of mIne ever since and
It never fails" For sale by Sal
ford Drug Co., and III. p. Wight
man. Pima.
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04

Bro. KELLY is still advocating
his son in.law's candidacy for dis.
trict attorney Tuch to the anus, .
ment ot The voters. Kelly wants
to see hls snn.inllw district at
torney and will publish any kind
OF statement TO accomplish tha,
enc; he would also like to DIS
tribute two or three Offices among
the Bulletin force, ard as tbes,
facts are we'll known his ravings
cut bat little ICE.
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04

AN exploring party composed
OF sbont twenty members,sent by
the B. Y; Academy of Provo, Utah
4 expected 10 arrive IN this valley
mkt week and spend several days
here A reception will be giver
them in Thatcher. The object oi
the psriy is to rxplhre Central and
Suu'h America tor the purpose Of
ganning all the Information pos
sible connected with both the mod
ern and ancient history of those
countries, for future use in the
Academy. About two years
time will be spent on the trip.
Benz. Cluff, president of the Ac,
danny, heads the party.
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04

AS result ot systematic work
all over the Territory Governo,
| Murphy was turned down at the
Repu blican convention held al
Ph@nix last Monday. What is re-
garded rs McCord people con.
lroled the convention. Yavapai
and Cochise counties were about
equally divided in their allegiance
10 the governor and the result was
that they got nothing. Graham
county had u solid McCord dele
cation aud Frank Dysart was
elected as IA National delegate. al
though 1t was expected that harn
fight would be made against him
IN the convention, but as every
thing was cut aud drled in caucus
very little wps done but follow a
written program in open cOnven,
tion. The following were the
delegates selected: Frank Dysart,
tiraham; Charles FL. Akeis, Mari
copa; Charles r Drake, Pima
John w. Darlington, Yuma; J. l..
HubbeIi, Apache; j. A, Vail, Coco
uino. AS alteruates, D. ID. VI
Gaddls, w. IL. Clark, r. A. +
Penrose, T. f. Grindall. Lloyo
Chrlsty and Chas. F. Solomon
were selected
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04

WHILE tits true that 1t woulG
ne much better aud cheaper To sci
tie the water question out ofcourr
but as that is imp"s>ibl", the sooner
those canals being deprived oi
their just amount of water gp into
court and have their rights eS
tihlished The better they will be
off. With the rapid growth of this
valley something must lie done IL
get an equitable distribution OF
water. II The plan heretofore fol.
lowed, of every canal gobbling all
the water they will carry, if IT is
IN the river, whether they are en-
Titled TO il or not, when the En-.
'erprlse is completed IL will simp.
ly take il all, leaving the balance
nigh and dry. There would be
fully as much justice in this a.
there is III the way sonfe of III,
canal companies act. The priority
If right any canal cannot be
disputed and no one wants To at
tempt TO do So but those caral>
hat are not getting the amount of
wa,er they are entitled tn must
take some steps to establish their
rights.
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04

A splendid story, "rhe World
Against Him." begins in this issue
# the GUARDIAN. It's u beauti
ful story, well written and il
lnstrated by Will N. Harden Il
will he continued IN each issue OF
the GUARDIAN until the entire
story is printed. Do not miss Il
number.
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04

THROUGH The good, hard, com.
mon sense of some OF our substan.
tial citizens, hay starts this
year a, 81 90 per ton. 1.-THE farm,
err will display li,tle good judy
ment il will never be less thar,
this
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04

THE fruit crop OF the Gila val
ley is heavier this year than for
several seasons past. If the market
is properly looked after all kinds
Of f,ult will command good
price.
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04

The only candidates for Dele
gates TO the National Democrat,
Convention from Graham county
so far mentioned are Hon. Geo. A,
Olney and Hon, G. NJ. Shannon.
The contest will undoubtedly BE-
made in the county convention OF,
the IL inst.
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04

reace. in and for iraham county Arizona, on
this day personally appeared I. f. d. Znndel
John Hoopes, and jeremiah Hatch, known to
ne,to be the persons whnse names are sub
scrihed to the foregoing instrument and az.
Anowedged 10 me that they executed the same
for the purpose and consideration therein *
pressed.
In witness whereofI have hereto set my
hand on this the 18th day of March A d. 1909
REDDIN A. ALFRED,
Justice nf The Peace in snd for Graham Coun
ty Arizona
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04

THE Bulletin hitts that the editoI
OF this paper committed perjury.
This may be true from Bro. Kel
ly's point of view but we haven't
been branded for our misdeeds.
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04
Articles Of Iucor-
poration.
Of the Thatcher Ward of the SaiIt
Jospeh Stake Of the Church of
Jusus Chiist Of Latter Day
Saints.

AS shown by the affidavit of the chairman
| and secretary of q meeting of the members ut
saiu ward in the Saint Joseph stake Of the
Church "f Jesus Christ of Latter Day saihts'
held at Thatcher Graham County. Arizona, on
the 10th day of February, A. u. ! 90. the un'ie :
| sgne were chosen trustees oCstid war I be
come incorpor ued under tae provisions OF
Chapter 6, Title II of the Revised stItuteS of
Arizona OF 1887 and amendme ls thereto.
ARrlCLEI.
The name of shis corporation is THE Thateh-
er y srd of, he Saint Joseph Stake of the church
of ,esus rhrisI of Latter bay Saints" l. e. d.
Zandell Juhu Hopes ani jeremiah haIch are
tae rOrporators, the prtscipal place SE trans-
acting its business is at Thatcher. Graham
county, Arizuua.
ARFlCLEI.
The general nature of It's business is ~ hold
all real estate aud other property necessary
TOR the uses OF SAID ward for religious purposes
ARrICLEII.
It's authorized capital stock is fve thousand
dollars, six hundred OF which has bsen rRid
in BY members of said ward, the remainder
shall be paid in IS required by the trustees
ARTlCLElV ".
Its commenc cement shah be the day of nliug
of these articles for record with the County
Recorder of Graham county, and 1t shall ex-
isl for tW euty Ave years thereafter.
ARTICLE V.
Its affairs shall he conducted by three trns.
tees, elected by the members Of 1900
Tho frs, election 10 be tar-' -,--~-'
ru,ry 1902 anb .wss S4SFeafter,
and nntIl said Il. ~ssss-----s1S trustees here.
iu named shall constitute It's first board OF
trustees,
ARTICLE VI,
II shall not at any time subject itself TO an
indebtedness greater than Ave tn lustni dol,
lars Thc private properly of members of
salt ward shall DC eSemp: from corporate
dett
In pit,eSs whereof we have hereto set our
hands on this the 18Th day uf March 1901
I. E. b. ZUNDEt.
JOHN HuOPEa,
JEREMIAH HATCH.
Territory nf Ariznna.(
.-lty Of GrahRmI
Before me Rc.l.. t E'u.H a justice Of the
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04

Galvanized barb wire $3.50 pei
100 lbs. at Olney & Ijams Hdw
Go. 1t
For harness, saddles, Whips.
brides and all kinds of extras gu
to III w. Clarkson, Stafford. Off
Galvanized barb wire $3.50 PEI
100 lbs, at Olney & ljams Hdw
Co. 1t
The Golden Rule store, BIake's
49tf
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04
For Sale.

One three inch Balm wagon; one
two horse hack; one set heavy
wagon harness, one set heavy
hack harness, three head.of horses,
one mess box. Enquire at Austen's
bar Der shnp
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04
chs Guardian.
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For President
1900,
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
CIRCULH1IOn
OVEN 900,
hid INCREASING.
FRIDAY. APRIL 27, 1900.

IT is estimated that the late
frosts did not injure the grain
crops of the valley to cxce.d 3
per cent.
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04
bUSS & BIRDNO,
Stafford, A. 7.

1870 acres on the north side oi
the Gila river from Stafford, 81
acres, sandy loan. Improvements
Il house, posts set arouDd bot
tom land. A cheap piece of prop,
er,y. Buss & Birdno.
90 or 40 acres, one mile west OF
Stafford, The cheapest land near
Sutf0rn. One share Of water H.
the Montezuma with each 20 acres
Come quick ana secure u bargain
BnSs & Blrdno.
For bargains in Stafford lots call
on Buss & Birdno.
A well improved block IN the
business center nf Stafford for sale.
A good investment. lnqGre oi
Buss & Birdno.
Town lots we'll located from S5t
up on easy payments. Buss &
Birdno.
Small improved place, north side
Thatcher, 8 acres land, small or
chard, 2 room house, well, | share
Union water by
"A acres of land. 8 room briek
house and brick ce'iar, well, grain
cry, 35 acres in grain and alfalfa
Plenty of water IN good bitches.
3 miles from Pima, IA mile from
school.
25 acres. Ia mile west of Saf
ford, 1912 acres alfalfa, all hut A
acres seeued, small lumber hnuse,
so fruit trees. BUss 4 BIRDEo.
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04
Good Bargains.

Parties wishing 70 rent or sell
land, should list it with us. We
have inquiries nearly every day
from strangers comiug in for land
The larger list and greater variet,
of properties We have to offer the
more sales can be made.
BUss & BIRDNo.
Stafford, A. 7.
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04

Stoves at tho olney, ljams Hard,
ware Store. 3lf,
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04

Steamed faxed barley Mt z. c.
Prinu L. Cos. If