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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-09-04
Contract Let For School Building

Four bids were received by the school
board for the erection of the new pri-
mary building on Thursday last, when
the board met to award the contract.
Hargraves & Phifer were the only local
builders who submitted bids, the others
being GAINESVILLE men, David Stewart,
VIM. Ford and Alfred Somers. The bid
of Contractor Stewart, who has the
Catholic church job, was finally accept
ed at S6,773. His bid was 5000 below
the highest offer. Mr.. Stewart staked
out the site Saturday and has consider
able material on the ground already.
The contract calls for complete build
ing, except heating plant, seating of the
rooms and grading of the grounds. No
time has been agreed upon for having
the job completed, but it is hoped it will
be ready for the winter term OF school
about the holidays.
q
/. 1910, - !. -,
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-09-04

Girl Wanted. An experienced girl
for kitchen work wanted a. Albion Acad-
envy. Good wages paid.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-30
The ia!Aes beyc STORE :
Tssde with H. G. Todd.


Tsade with H. G. Todd.
rrade At the City Pharmacy.
Belgian hares for sale. Inquire
q Coltman's Pharmacy.
y. F. Miller was Fowler visit.
- Monday on legal bu4iness.
e. S. Thompson. undertakes aud
esDbalmer. Phone No. ais
For fresh bread. pies o. cakes 90
70 Fishers postoihce news stand.
George Cunning was up from
Las Animas Sunday aud Monday.
whiting friends.
Earl Walker. secensly promoted
~ engineer. is running switch
ssgine in the local yards.
fGem" -four, best in the market.
- kery sack guaranteed or money
rsfunded.-La Iunta Milling Co.
The district court will be in ses-
si4n next week. the FIRST Monday
ID January being the FIRST day Of
the regular term.
John Brannau. Of Denver, man.
seer of the Lacombe Electric
Light Plant. was La Junta visitor
this week. returning home on the
noon train Monday.
Nj. and Mrs. Charles T. Walker.
Who were summoned from Cali:
fdsnis on account Of the death Of
8ssisess !. z. Walker. left last
{ Saturday for aheis hons ia Fresno
j. D. Notgrsss. trainmsstes Of
The New MEXICO division. has .
signed to resume his run on The
resd - conductor on Nos, Ssaad
i, sbeswses L. Jsssa ssd -Asba
'onerque. .-s~ssas ..s-ss-s-.s-.-.4ss
Marshall Melvin iniorms ~ that
sll property ovsess ass expecsed
- comply with the osdinsnce -
losiag to Ssh pits on Of before
laAasry 7sh. Fail NOT At .xalaI.
peril-or stand the tqneness.
J E. Gauger is the new manager
OF the Rocky Ford Trading Coz,
psny, having purchased Elmer
Corners interest in that hsm. aad
succeeding him - manager. Mr..
Conner will locate rs California.
The fourth annual reunion OF
former residents Of kansas now
living ia Osero county will be held
At knights OF Pythias hall. Rocky
Ford. Saturday. January 9Th. The
programme will consist Of music,
speeches. "reminiscences and feast-
ing. 81
Mss. Anna SIane and children,
Of FLORENCE, and Miss Mssteney, .
teacher in the public schools Of
inst city, Who hsve been the guests
Of NJ. and Mrs- c. N. Robins
dasisg she Christmas season. re
sursed home On the noon train
yesterday.
County Clerk Gsswood sent in
his spnusI report to the state game
eommissioses yesterday. Daring
she Sess $40 hunting licenses wese
Iissssd. Tke total receipts were
s44o. oi which. amount Saao vas
tugnsd over to she sssse game com
tmissioses, Siso ipso the eoussy
general fund. ssd Ssio ,nto the
eeuesy clerks fee lund.
Miles L. Hsmpsoo. young man
sbous twenty seven years Of ass
SD . ssles npb opesssor BY oceu.
peeios, died 1t the home Of Mrs..
kiasel in this city lest Saturday,
|lso0 -eosssnp npeios-s Tee. lsse ~.
Hsopses came here absut . pessh
eco, lsoa Nossh casolina. Ibs
semsIns were SHIPPED yeasss1sy
% Rechfosd. N. C., los insl ia1ss.
AZ aeesiss oa The bossA d
disecscss - she Oseso Loss ssd
Dusldisg Aseoeissios, Moaa3sv
|aisha, she sepsss u he secseessy
epsensu6 - 6nes. e1Iue ebo<aoooeio-
49, viIl very sess b easssiag
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-30
stesk new opea -
~ 01epDoV.
isn't IT FINE TO MF?

Beautiful and God sent is this Yuletide
custom-sure. No telling how hard and
dwarfins this she'll of seIfishness would
grow if Christmas should never come to
break in on our narrow thoughts of work.
a-day and remind us Of pleasures more
Satisfying. Strange how we get mixed up
in this race for something don't pre-.
tend to know just what. and not one Of us
but knows that the possession would
add not an iota to our stock Of happiness.
We may learn the lesson over again II we
will. that we serve ourselves best when we
forget ourselves most.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-30
seeal 40 ssasssaa rsns.

See Dunkin for bread. cakes.
pies aud cookiea 4
Ask your grocer fos Gem d
Oseso hous. and get . towel sack.
Fos RsxT-Suite Of three rooms
in Central block. Inquire Of Dr..
F,nney.
| Dr.. E. w. Rag.dale. Centrsl
block. Office hours. 10 4. m. to
a m; 4 p. m. to 4 p. m.
|, FoR RENr-Two rooms. furnish.
ed complete for ligh, housekeep
ing. Inquire At this Office.
Mrs. w. S. Mstlock LEFT on The
noon train Monday for Pueblo 70
visit friends for few days.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co.
undertaking. embalming. Phone.
"a black; night phone. 46a red.
| DR.. A. L. Stubbs. Office 10
Simouton block; telephone. roaa
red; residence phone. 78a black.
A marriage license was issued
last Saturday to Samuel Bluff and
Loula Winter. both Of Rocky Ford.
FoR SALE OR RENr-The Plaza
bowling alley. complete and ready
Tor business. Inquire Of DR.. F.
Finney.
Coal is now selling At 3, IS perl
half ton in Rocky Ford. A whole
ton cannot be had At one time "a
any price.
A turkey shoot will be held at|
the range oi the La Justa Gu1|
Club ON New Years day. Every
one invited.
G A Kilgose left ON the noon
train Monday ios Denver fog s|
brief visit on business come cted
With the Ossso ditch: j
u sFos eaes "a eaah puschsse n n j
III. sCIask's you get one chance on
/ e Sso mirsos, snd for each 81 cash
/ purchase you get . chance on .
| -. % lamp.
i VIII Howard. Who came up|
froa clsbssoe. Texas. 70 indulge
Iia xmss festivities with home
folks. Fessssed home on No. 8.
Sunday nish'.
Mr.. and Mrs John Norris and
Mr.. and Mrs w. G Scknee, Of
Pueblo, who were the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Fred A Sabin for
several days, have returned home
Misses Allie and Edna Fisher
ct on the noon train Monday fos
Denver. where they will be the
guests Of their uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. G-osge Holly. fos
several days.
The expenses Of conducting the
/ Newdale Melon Growers Associa.
sion during the past season wss
something oves 81. 800. . slight
excess Of Eve PEI cent on she basi
ness hsndIed.
Miss Anna Davis, Who hss bees
the guest Of hes usele. d.. ~ L.
Il Stubbs, for several days, left %
the nooo train noojsy for Denves
for . bsiei visit bslose sesumiog
teaching ss Olsey.
Dr.. c r Huhbell. l~is ON No
4 Mosday ies Topeka. having been
ssmaoasd there q account Of the
Asash q bic beoshes.is lav. -. Z.
Field- He viii pssbably be sb
est ussL shs lsssee pess Of she
\ psesese vssk.
\ A. Rsssh, vhe sssiseed lsee
\ yaas = oskisg sHssessiy,s csekss-
| isA feasss, ~ esossned - IL
Il lShss - ssssosd ~ Sseossps5.
- visA Dsuse. ~ setlss, -
80 sseiesIsses ~ elssisse =
obe essaessss, . ~ u whxA =
: hssd - ~.
NJ ed Nm J. ". P<ops.s. 81
Leedvilie. have eess spesdja6 -
/ hojiday $4,000 wjeh spjoaisrs 81
fsiesds- os. Psspsss hse -
visited L. Jsses = sAsss yssss.
| SD = pjesss6 - aaee ~ oea1
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-30

We sincerely thank tho good patrons
who have made the passing season one of
prosperity for our store. and It is with
kssnest pleasure that we wish them one
and all A Happy New Year.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-27
THATCHER ITEMS,

SPECIAL ooRREsPoNDENcE TO GUARDIAN
Mr.. w. Lambert took the train
Monday for Salt Lake City to
visit his father who is quite ill.
The Teachers Association of the
Thatcher group met last Thursday
evening. The meetings are prom
ising of great success,
Students Of Prof. Peterson's psy
chology class engaged in u most
lively discussion Of the subject
"Resolved that the will and not
desire controls our choice and ac-
tions." Good arguments were pre-
sented on both sides, with many
rich illustrations.
The Academy kindergarten de-
partment gave an imposing
Thanksgiving entertainment Wed
nesday evening, A two day vaca
ton will be given the Academy
students Thursday and Friday.
District school will do regular
work Friday, as trustees are un.
willing for school to be dismissed
unless teachers salaries are cut.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-27
A Good Name.

From personal experience l
testify that DeWitt's Little Early
Risers are unequaled as liver
pill. They are rightly named be-
cause they give strength and ener-
gy and do their work with ease.
w. T. Easton, Boerne, Tex.
Thousands of people are using
these tiny little pills in preference
to all others, because they are so
pleasant and effectual. They cure
billiousness, torpid liver, juandice.
sick headache, constipation, etc.
They do not purge and weaken,
but cleanse and strengthens. Sold
by Stafford Drug Co., Stafford; NJ.
e. Fort, Thatcher.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-27
A Scientific Discovery.

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does for
the stomach that which it is unable
to do for itself, even when but
slightly disordered or overloaded.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure supplies the
natural juices of digestion and does
the work Of the stomach, relaxing
the nervous tension, while the in
famed muscles of that organ are
allowed. TO rest and heal. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests what you
eat and enables the stomach and
digestive organs to transform all
food into rich red blood. Sold by
Stafford Drug Co., Stafford; NJ. E
Fort, Thatcher.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-27
SlgIsr Injured.

In Douglas yesterday morning
Rev. 1. G.. Sigler, was seriously in
jured.
The parsonage at Douglas was
being moved, and Rev Sigler went
to the roof to steady the brick hue.
IL broke loose and threw him to
the ground. He fell under pile
of bricks, and had narrow escape
from death.
The physician summoned stated
that no bones were broken, and
there was little fear Of internal in
iuries. The distance Rev. Sigler
fell was twelve feet.--Bisbee Miner.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-27
Y N and Y | Conference.

Program for conjoint conference
of the Y. M & Y L. NJ. / A. of st.
Joseph Stake to be held Dee. 6,
1903 at 7 p m
/. Current events, Andrew Peter
son, 10 minutes.
2. Song, Matthews Ward.
3. Remarks on lst lesson in
Manuel, W T. Webb, Is minutes
A. Instrumental music, Prof.
Wightman.
5. Essay, Sarah Hunt.
e. Talk, Prest. Kimball, 20
minutes.
Z Song, Phillips brothers.
s. Talk on Literary Department
of Y. l.. Journal, Charlotte Kemp,
10 minutes.
THOMAS KIMBALL,
LAURA NUTTALL.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-27
Status Of Local Option From the
Committees Viewpoint.

During the entire time of the
citation of the local option move
nert, the committee has been on
tho alert TO keep posted as to the
true status of the cause. If, how.
ever, the discoveries revealed in
the GUARDIAN last week by its
editor "after a few weeks inquir.
les" set forth the real status of
local option, then the committee
must confess that they have been
derelict in their efforts. The edi-
tor says most of the prominent
men of the valley "agree that to
stop the sale Of whiskey would be
a good thing" Could he not have
made that stronger by saying "all
or nearly all oFthe best citizenship
of the valley, except those whose
business is directly effected by the
traffic, think that to stop the sale
of whiskey in the valley would be
Il good thingy"
As to this movement having
originated in Pima, let it be said,
that the first action taken in this
movement, except the mere oral
discussion of the question in com
mon conversations on the streets
of Pima, Thatcher, Stafford and
and Solomonville, was in meet
ing Of the Mormons in their month
iy conference at Thatcher, in which
every part of this valley was rep
resented. In this conference this
committee was appointed, consist
ing of members from Pima,
Thatcher, Stafford and Solomon
vile, The committee thus ap-
pointed held its first meeting in
Layton, where the territory in
cluded in the present petition be-
fore the Board Of Supervisors was
considered favorably, except the
ACCESSIBILITY Of including Solomon
Vile, was questioned on the ground
that it wauld too greatly endanger
the chances Of success. After u
careful canvass of the situation the
committee believed and still be-
lieves, that Solomonville could
safely be included. Aud thus it
was decided to 90 so.
As to injuring Pima's chances
for local option, the committee
wishes to state that the law gives
Pima or any other division of the
territory included in our present
petition the right to petition for
and have another election immedi.
ately after the election under the
present petition, in case it results
10 defeat. So Pima's chances for
local option at most are only de-
layed for a short time, while she
joins with her neighboring com
munities in a united effort to help
them also to secure "a good thing"
The interests of the various vi
entities included in the petit
tion of the local option are so
closely related that prohibition in
either one alone would not be
nearly so beneficial nor effective as
it would be when all are under the
provisions of the local option laws.
Let it not be forgotten that Solo
knoxville is the court house town
of the county, and consequently
every citizen has interests there,
and is often required to be there.
Stafford is for prohibition with
Solomonville included, but to ex
clude il would injure the prospects
for prohibition in Stafford.
Thatcher has not heretofore avail
ed herself of the benefits of local
option because whiskey has been
sold in Stafford. In view of these
relations of the various communi
ties, and our rights under the law,
Graham guardian., 1903-11-27
FREE PRESENTS.
Hundreds Of Dollars in Presents
Given Away,

Beginning Saturday, November
l4th and ending Thursday, Decem-
Der .24th at 10 O'Clock p. m. we
are going to have the greatest pre-
MUM sale ever had in the valley
We are the originators of premium
sales here but this sale is going to
climax anything ever before at
tempted.
We will give away absolutely
free of cost, to our cutomers hun
dreds of dollars in goods. This is
a sale where every one gets pres
ents. Presents suitable for old
and young, father, mother, brother,
sister, cousin, aunt, uncle, sweet
heart or friend
Graham guardian., 1903-11-27
GOVERNORS REPORT,
Annual Report in The Hands Of
Secretary Of IntsrlOr---V
Exhaustive and Complete

The annual report of Governor
Brodie of Arizona to the Secretary
of the interior is now in the hands
of that official 1t is most exhaus-
tive and complete report ever com
piled by governor of the terri
tory.
The report shows that the taxa
bic wealth of Arizona has increased
in the past year more than S4O;-
100000, now footing up SlS,0SS,-
040.
The total capitalization of the
banks in the territory is 81 l,376,Sl0
and these banks carry deposits
amounting TO SS,48l,S53
Gov. Brodie's recommendations
are nine in number;
That Arizona's claims to state
hood be given due consideration.
That congress be requested to
reimburse Pima county by direct
appropriation of s3lS,275, as be-
ing repayment to said county for
an injustice committed by congress
in passing an act which validated
certain l50 bonds with accrued in
terest, known as the Pima County
Narrow Gauge Railroad Bonds,
after the entire issue Of said bonds
had been declared by the Supreme
Court of the United States to be
invalidated and void, and for
which Pima county has never re-
eeived value.
That the Indian school facilities
of Arizona be increased, in order
TO more quickly prepare the
younger generation TO be self-sup
porting, and that measures be
taken to more properly care for
the graduates of these schools, by
finding for them proper employ
ment, thus aiding in preventing
their return to former modes ct
life.
That levee be constructed from
lD6 lOWu Oi una W tuO hSAiSoh
line to prevent overhowing of the
cultivated lands along the Colora-
do by the annual freshets
That proper measures be taken
looking TO the regeneration of the
depleted forest area of Arizona.
That further and extensive sys-
TENS of water storage be inaugur-
ated iu Arizona under the provis-
ion of the Hansborough- Newlands
Act, until all food and sub-surface
waters are made available for the
purpose of irrigation.
That public buildings be erected
in cities in the territory where it
can be shown they will be of ulti-
mate benefit to the general govern
ment
That adequate appropriations be
provided for additional clerical
force for the governors Office.
That the salary of the governor
be increased to q sum commensu
rate with his duties, and that he at
least be allowed the sum appro-
pirate by law as his compensation.
An appendix contains reports
from different counties and cities
of the territory and full roster of
public officials.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-27
Cured of Piles After 40 Years.

Mr.. c. Haney, of Geneva, o.,
bad the piles for 40 years. Doc
tors and dollars could do him no
lasting good. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve cured him permanent
ly. Invaluable for cuts, burns,
bruises, spralns, lacerations, ecze-
ma, tetter, salt rheum, and all
other skin diseases. Look for the
name Dewitt on the package, all
others are cheap, worthless count
erfeits. Sold by Stafford Drug Co.,
Stafford; NJ. E. Fort, Thatcher.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-27

the committee can see no wisdom
in acting on the suggestion of TAX
ing each town separately.
The friends of local option are
in earnest, and will insist on their
rights, nor will they consent to
have the cause defeated by the addi-
tion CT territory manifestly added
by the enemies of prohibition and
for the express purpose of defeat
ing it,
Who knows better than the com
mittee what its purpose is?
G. WARDLAw,
Member Committee.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-27
For Damages.

Pedro Michelena has brought
suit against the Arizona Copper
company for $4,000 damages.
The case will be tried before the
spring session of the district court,
and will likely create considerable
attention-B Bulletin.
We presume this suit is for in
juries sustained by Mr.. Michelena
when his leg was broken at Met
calf nearly year ago. For a
long time it was feared that his
leg would have to be amputated.
He still goes on crutches.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-27
THE PLAN is THIS:

With every five dollars in goods,
outside Of groceries we give you a
copy of the bill, you save all bills
until Monday, December 2lst, at
which time we will begin to give
out tfe presents. For every two
tickets amounting to ten dollars
you get your choice of any Of the
so cent articles we give as pre-
miums, and so on up. For four
tickets, making twenty dollars
purchased, you get 81 in presents.
For one hundred dollars you get
S5 in presents. You will be al
lowed to take the amount you are
entitled to in as many presents
as you please up to the amount due
you. Presents will range in value
from 10 cents to $3.50,
We have had a good years busi-
ness and will show our apprecia-
tion of your trade by making it
possible for you to give presents
to your friends, by giving the
presents to you.
Our goods are all marked in
plain figures and the prices will be
the same as they have been, and as
we have advertised, so when any
one tells you that you pay for the
presents you know that it is not
true. The 5 cent Calico will still
be 5 cents, the 5 cent outing we
have just received and will get in
will still be 5 cents Heavy union
suits for women so cents, for chill
dren 80 cents.
All our show windows will be
filled with presents for you to see
now and to select from on and
after December 2l. So come with
the bills; let us fill them and when
you are ready to give the presents
you can select what you want from
the lot.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-27
VOTING CONTEST.
Prizes Given to Most Popular Girls
In The VALLEY.

At the same time this sale is going
on we propose to help public en-
terprise that more people are in
terested in than any other in the
valley. We are going to have
voting contest and give as prizes
the goods that were uncalled for
from our August lst premium sale.
The life size doll and seven other
premiums will be given to the
most popular girls in the valley
under ten years of age, The one
receiving the highest number of
votes will get the doll, the next
highest, the next most valuable
premium; and so on until all are
given.
We give the presents and will
charge one cent for each vote, all
the proceeds from the contest,
every dollar taken in will be paid
to the building committee of the
new church at Thatcher. We APP
preciate the fact that good por-
ton of our business comes from
people interested in the church
mentioned and we propose to help
them finish their building which
will be an ornament to the COM
munity. The voting will begin on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l4th
and continue up to and including
December Gath, and on the morn
ing of December 25th the pre-
miums will be awarded.
Ali votes with the money to
pay for same, to be sent to the
Cyclone store, where the votes
will be received, and the count,
as the contest progresses, will be
published weekly.
Now is your opportunity to
help o good, a deserving people
and at the same time, show your
appreciation of your little friends.
We have the largest and best
stock of goods to select from in
the valley, and have only one
price, that is the lowest aud is in
plain figures.
We will have extra bargains in
different lines all during Novem-
Der and December, and no matter
what you want, it will pay you to
call on us.
We are gong to help now all
who have helped us make a sue
cess of the big store.
Presents will be given on mail
orders as we'll as on what you buy
in person.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-27

WANTED-sEYERAL PERSONS OF CHAR
aeter and lood reputation in each state lone IN
this county required 10 represent ana adyer,
solid nnancial standing salary S2l.OO weekly
vita expenses additional, all payeble In cash
direct each Wednesday from head Oibea Horse
and carriage furnished when necessary, Re
tereuces Enclose self addressed envelope.
Colonial, G82 Dearborn ". Chicago 25-tm
Graham guardian., 1903-11-27
First publication Nov goth, 1908
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Homestead Entry NO. e952
LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIZ
Nnvam her IA iQit2


Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof Will be made before the Clerk Of
the District Court at SolomOnyille, Arizona, on
Saturday, December 26, 1903, viz:
Hyrum s. Palmer, of Solomonville, Arizona,
forthe eH neA sec "a, twp $, rye 26 e, q Il 5
RB&M.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz
Robert A. Smith and Adam Welker, OF Stafford
Arizona, Thomas j. Batty and Van Barney of
Solomonville Arizona.
MILTON R. MOORE, Register
Graham guardian., 1903-11-27

For sick headache try Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets,
they will ward off the attack il
taken in time. For sale by Stafford
Drug Co., Stafford; Thatcher Drug
Co., Thatcher; II. P. Wightman
Pima.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-27
Montezuma Canal.

One share of water for sale. See
I'll. W. BISHOP, Solomonville, A T.
30-tf.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-27

FOR SALE.-Second hand furni-
ture including bed room set, in.
quire at this office If