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i Property Transfers Friday. v

IKE Richmond: AZ Leroy +. and ]. Thompson
Brown and wives and Henry G. Jones
and wife to c.. Nv. Thompson. a TRAN
8Eular shaped lot fronting 80 foot on
south line OF Park Avenue. 500. @
X Same to Henry S. yyallerstein, 1N Ia
feet on south line of Park Avenue, be-
tween sycamore and Strawberry Streets.
S1.4595O. III al
, Hill Montag que. special commissioner,
Il to Iaidlaw, Macklll and Company. Linn
tied, 81 1-12 feet 8on north line Of VIII
aliamsburg Avenue, adj Joining the Kings
Z Mill property, $500.
RS Lucy ". E. Kramer to Frank lSran-
ger. dover interest in p feet on east
side OF Brook Avenue. between Clay and
Leigh Streets, $50.
', j oseph Thomas and wife to ". y.
Prescott, 20 feet on east line Of Straw
berry Street, 15a 81 feet north OF north
slinesof3 Grove Avenue. $3.50.
". 81 H. Adams to ]. Thomas Hewin,.
Is IL feet on east line of st. Johns
street 60 feet north OF Hill Street, $50.
R. II. Iiarwood and wife to Mary =.
Ilinchnlan. 60 feet OH north line Of IVY
Street, northwest corner Of Mulberry
street. $50.
RiehnacDd Perpetual Building, Loan
and Trust Company TO w. H. Adams,
"a zee, on east side Of ST. John Street.
81 feet north of Hill Street. 500.
55 Fl errico: Rev. c.. H. Boggs and wife
IL. Eliza c. BoEgs. block No. Is in plan
OF N'alnu, Hill, S.
rs Victor l.itchfield IS trustee to Charles
Z. Melton. IL s2-l00s acres, on the Rich
l,iond and Charlottesville Graded Road.
adjoining the lands of a. J.. Tinsley and
theirs. SEQ. 4.
Mary z. Virgil and Emily Tarbrough
to Victor l. Floyd, IS feet on west side
of Brook Turnpike, near Bacon Quarter
+ Branch. $500. 55
Abner. q. Worsham and wife to Mag
sic E Dunford. 80 feet on south line OF
h Cary OF Dover Street, southeast corner
Elm Street, $500.
G. R. 5Ellyson and wife to George w.
Gay Jr.. IS feet on south line Of p
street, 50 feet west Of Thirty-fourth
a Street, s4c5.
{I,ich, four acres about four miles east
OF Richmond, on the Southern Railroad
& $50.
. Property Transfers Yesterday.
Richmond: William a Brown TO Ida
II Brown % fee. on east line OF Mosby
B John Tyler. trussee. for. Mary y. Ty-
Ter and children. under the will OF Jo-
seph Allen. deceased. to Richmond Trust
and Safe Deposit Company, 60 feet on
north side OF Broad Street. between
Eighth and Ninth Streets, and Z 1912
r feet on north line of Broad Street, 1875 IA
feet east OF Eighth. Street. $4,000.
John Mann, Jr.. and wife to w. +.
Nroesta, S 7-12 feet on north line OF Han
over Street. northwest corner Cedar, ST.
4 1875.
Charles j. aTodd's trustee and wife 10
E Addison J.. Holiday, % feet on south
side OF Franklin Street, between Madison
and Mouroe Streets, No. 5l5 West. $500
Il, Same to Gunsford l.. Lewis. % feet on
south side Of Franklin Street, between
Madison and Monroe Streets, No. 81;
West, S., 900.
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TRUSTEES SAID
IL i.s III ief sss8s OF "A IA
Splendid Paml d i River I
Farm,
NEAR OLD CHURCH HANOVER \
OUNTY.. 81 vi IN \,

4 s
AS trustee in "a deed . fStrust. recorded.
in the clerk office OF Hanover, county,
in Deed Book 43, page y SO, defaulti having
been made in the payment Of one note
secured In said deed; and being REQUIRED
will, mt Old Church, hanover county,tin
8front of Booker's store.i5 ~ NJ on
HE s1S'T9DAY OFtAUG G., 1904. 2
offer for sale at public. auction, that
splendid river farm, sometimes Horse
Shoe" andHsometime '.Dulcedomo. con-
tanning Ill acres, more or less. lying on
tie Pamunkcy4 River. near PipingtreeI
Ferry. about three miles from Old |Church.'
This issonesOf the best farms OF Eastern
Virginia Has on y t a n good yelling
house and other buildings, with a landing
on navigablc waters of Il the. u amunkey.
River FROM which the products Z OF the
farm may be shipped. The aneig hborhood
is good In everytrespect, Withsall the nd X
5yantages Of churches, schools, stores
shops etc. All s3ss
TERMS: Cash sufficient Ito pa 8 II the
due note for 81 80. with interest thereon
from the lst day Of July 1904, to day . &
sale, ard the residue upon credi IS fol !
lows: s240 on LIST of January, 1905 IS s., 240
on list OF July. 1905: $3.50 $on list o Il Janu-
anry.s 1876 . 50. $50 on list OF ~ uly. 1906 and
tho residue to be paid on Il The Y LIST day of
sJaiuary 1907, withiinterest thereon from
tic day Of sale. payable annually, he
purchaser to rcce.vegn deed and give q
atrlst deed on the land. & n securing Il he
credit payments. Cost8Of enreEaring nd
recording the trust deed s. to- be puid by
him. tS G &c ~. q III A2SN.8Fsii
July l7,94.aIsl rrllllstee 't.t
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II =, :, = WI II. TO 4 MAKE AL QUICK
81 .OOV sale, buy a 6-room Frame
Dwelling on Reservoir Street. near ia " Y;
lori. Cos a! few years ago =. 400.
= y, :, !, WILL 81 BUY "a CORNER!
% ,OOS Frame y yelling o. rooms OH
West Clay Street A mice investment.
i;ig "A. j q 3. + LAM a C
VII 9i mn n. 20 No. lib Main st.
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
6la +. I3r}ad Street
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At the request Of the owner, declining
business. We will sell at No. 2lS South 18th
TUESDAY MORNING. 8SJuL y, 26TII.
commencing at 1880 o'clock. q. full line
of III fresh, fancy and staple Groceries,,
such as Goffees. Teas s. y " Sugar,
dies. 4 Laundry and q Toilet Soaps, Con-
,densed Milk, Spices. Bottled Pickle s, Jel-.
les catsup sanees etc.: canned GoTn
Good Luck and other popular Baking
Powders, Cigars and Cigarettes, Smoking a,
and Chewing Tobacco Lamp ch II !, e.,
ton; also line of Notions such as e a L
~. Ncckwear, .Handkerchiefs etc. Store
Showcases, Outside Showcase, Coffee
Mill, Counter and Meat Scales, Paper
Gutter Awning and Frame, Counter
large Grocer's Refrigerator Meal and F'lou
Bins. City and State License etc; also
one splendid Rubber Tire Rtnabout and
n Bedroom Suit Of Oak Furniture.
TERMS:g Cash. Sale positive
THE VALENTINE AUCTlON&CO.&
Julyt 2t-2t 58gf{
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days.
AUCTION sALEr. or THH
HENRY CLAY INN \.

Pursuant to q. decree Of the Circuit
Gonrt Of Va et,ter ,.' on
Emma Lee vaughnn.swh sues etc, vs..
Henry Clay Inn Company, and in exec.-
ton Of three certaitl deeds Of trust en- s
said Henry claYlS1iinDt Company, dated re- re-
spectively on June 9. 1902, February ?, 1903.
and Marel811; 1901 duly recorded s m
re clerks 9ase anoyer Us county ny
Special Commissioning Wilton
Thursday, August Is, 1904,
at Sis r. offer for sale. At pu ,,li,,
of ashland va all the renl estate pc
consisting Of q lot Located a. the Y, south n,s
fronting 1sS feetS4 Inches, more or h less 81;
on Railroad Street, and extcndn r e, PACE *
the southern line OF Clay Street. 33G feet
7inches, more or less. to an alley 22 feet
10 INCHES wide, having thereon mat "a as !,
ibulldins, known as tic Henry Clay Inn.
together with the engines and bolers.'
hotel plant, machinery and Haprnrteilanees.
The building contains about thirty p 1t.t
and vacuum steam heating plants, mod
ern plumbing and sanitary arrange ents.
Including baths with hot and cold I wafer
I SUP o Ws w}S e aBud
ant quantity Of pure water. The building
Is also equipped with private fire protec.l
ton apparatus, supplied with water from
a tank connected with the arteslail we'll
The locationIof the property is most de-
isirable, beinge directly opposite to the
railroad depot. Il thus having the benefit
Of excellent railroad facilities.
The property is now under lease ana
Is enjoying d lnostgliberal pa trona sc. ,.ssI
MS-One-fourth Gcash and & residue
In three equal linstalments Mt one; 81 Two
and three years from date Of sale the
deferred nstalments of the purchase
money to beFevldence by notes of he Apur.
chaser with interest added from date I OF
sale. with right4ofs anticipating payment,
and title to- be retained until5fall pur-
cha Sc 1noneySsis paid a'and a conveyance
Ordered blythe court: but tho rurchaser
may pay$5t the whole or any greater part
than one fourth In cash.
BT he present lease expires ESeptember&14,
1901, and possession will DO given the pur:.3
cha SER at that time. when the personal
property belonging to the company. cons
sistlng OF Ithe hotel furniture furnishings
will be sold and the pur--;
NJ the real estate Will have 4 an
opportunitytof bidding there for. Tho pur
chaser Of the real estate Will not be ems NJ
titled to- any rent ccruing nder 81 the
present lease. hid NJ Il. 9y.'$
M For further particulars apply to eith her %'
of the undersigned TAT Richmond Nv q. 5as
E m STONEWALLfSJ. #DOSWELL,3 ESj
5S58}S 3i54J JORDAN LEA kE. N Ef5 f$
Trustees and Special Commissioners.
q The 8bond Sreuuired by the above men,
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AUCTION SALES-Monday.
Geo. ". Mayo. AuctIoneer,
No. ITO N. Seventh Street.
One Large Antique Sideboard,
Upright Piano, Bedroom Suits,
Parlor Suits, Ice Aox, Refrig-
orators, Mattings, Showcases,
Window Screens, fiat Racks,
Range, Cook Stoves, &c.

II will sell AZ my auction house, No. ITO
North Seventh Street.
i TOMORROW (Monday) JULY %, 1904
one fine Walnut Sideboard, one handsome
Upright Piapo fEmerson), several Refris-
orators, one Revolving Showcase, big lot
of Dining Room Chairs, Rockers and
Porch Chairs. one handsome Paror Suit,
one Bedroom Suit, large number Hair
Mattresses, three Bed Lounges, Bed
GEO w. MAYO. 4Auctioneer.
5 3. G. Bnford, Manager and Salesman.
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BY direction OF owner we will sell at
FRIDAY july %. 1904,
commencing at 1880 A. NJ a valuable
stock Of slightly damaged Paints, etc..
say about 5000 assorted cans, all sizes.
representing Ready-Afixed 81 House, Car.
sringe and Wagon Paints, Colors ground
IN OH. Floor Stains Varnishes, Dry
Paints, Knlsomine, Brushes of all grades
and Sizes large quantity Steel Wool,
Sand Paper and many other goods. IN
this line too numerous to mention. The
dollar, and In lots to suit buyers.
VI TERMS: Cash. q.
Geo. n. Valentine, AUG tioneer.
July 4-4ts
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Handsome Walnut Chamber
Suit with Wardrobe, Square
Piano, Oak Bookcases, Massive
Walnut Hall Rack, Arm Office
Chairs, Dining-room Tables
and Sideboards, Delivery Wag-
on, &c, al Auction.
TOMORROW (Bfonday) MORNING..
JULY 9th. at 1890 o'clock, at our ware
rooms, No. GLE East Broad Street, We
WI sell fGr sto, nt Eva warehouse ns for
Ing handsome Oak Dining Table, oak
Drsssers, handsome Walnut Chamber
Suit with Wardrobe; nice sideboards
Oak Bookcases, Massive Hal. Rack. Arm
+ Office Chairs. Ebony Case Square Plane
In good order with fine tone Rockers
Oak Bedroom Suits Iron Beds ant
Springs Center Tables Couches, Mating
etc; also q flrst-G1ass delivery open tot
Wagon, we'll made and in good condition.
TILE VALENTINE AUCTION GO.
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Charles i. a1rodd's trustee and wife to
Addison J.. Holiday, % feet on south
side OF Franklin Street. between Madison
and Moproe Streets, No. Sl5 West. 1900
Same to Gunsford l.. Lewis e feet on
south side Of Franklin Street, between
Madison and Monroe Streets. No. Sl3
West, S.,
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BY The Valentine Auction Co..
4a AUctiOrecrS.4 a ga y

Fresh and desirable Stock Of
Fancy and Staple Groceries,
Store Fixtures, Showcases,
Coffee Mill, Awning, Grocers'
Refrigerator, Rubber Tire Run-
about, City and State License,
&C., at Auction, at No. 2lS s.
Pine Street. III .isj
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Order Of Sale Of Real Estate.

In the probate court ofthe coun-
ty of Graham, Territory of Arizona
In the matter of the estate and
guardianship of Walter H. Nut
ting, Almira E. Nutting and Min
ME B. Nutting, minors; order to
show cause on petition for order of
sale of real estate.
1t appearing from the petition
of H. H. Nutting, guardian of the
persons and estate of Walter H.
Nutting, AImira e Nutting and
Minnie B. Nutting, minors, that it
is necessary and would be benefi
cial that the whole or some part of
the real estate of said minors
should be sold.
1t is therefore ordered that the
next of kin of said wards, Walter
H. Nutting, Almira E. Nutting and
Minnie B. Nuthng, towit, IL. HI.
Nutting, and all persons interested
in said estate, appear before this
court on Saturday, the 10th day of
January, A. D. 1904, to show cause
if any they can, why such sale
should not be ordered.
Dated December %, 1908.
p. G. LITTLE,
Judge of the Probate Court.
First publication Dec. %, 1908.
Graham guardian., 1904-01-08
What the Trouble Was.

Baylor Shannon was in Stafford
Monday. He will return to Cliff
ton as soon as he RECEIVERS from
bis experience with baseball at
Solomonville. When at the bat he
lodged every time, but managed
to get in the way of all the fancy
curves.-GUARDIAN.
The trouble was that Bay had
jus. made bis escape from the
quarantine officials at FL Paso and
was feeling pretty nervous. Bay
has made the quarantine officials
NJ 0re trouble than any cattle buyer
in the southwest, and they put up
q job to get even on him. He ar
rived in El Paso about three
weeks ago with several cars of
cattle which he was anxious to get
through in hurry and put them
on pasture at Stafford. Bay had
bad cold and was not feeling well,
and asked the inspectors TO rush
the inspection as he wanted to get
home before the beginning of the
new year. One of the inspectors
decided that Bay had Texas fever.
A consultation of all the quaran-
tine officers was held and they all
diagnosed the case as Texas fever
and telegraphed the state health
officer to come at once. He was
then dipped in the cattle vat
and hand-pieked for ticks. He
was then placed in quarantine un-
der guard. who was instructed to
repeat the treatment every day
for two weeks. The guard went
down town to take drink, aud
Bay made bis escape, and now
swears that he will devote the rest
OF his life getting even with Texas
cattle inspectors. Ifthe inspectors
don't take to the woods there will
be serious trouble down that way
the next time Bay Shannon brings
a bunch of cattle through El Paso.
Era.
Graham guardian., 1904-01-08
A Very Close Call.

81 stuck to my engine, although
every joint aehed and every nerve
was racked with pain" writes G.
W. Bellamy, a locomotive fireman,
of Burlington, Iowa. II was
weak and pale, without any ap.
petite and all run down. AS l was
about to give up, l got bottle of
Electric Bitters, and after taking
it, ! felt as we'll as L ever did in
my life" Weak, sickly and run
down people always gain new life
strength and vigor from their use
Try them. Satisfaction guaranteed
by Stafford Drug Co., Stafford; H.
p. Wightman, Pima. Price so cts.
Graham guardian., 1904-01-08
Notice 10 Creditors

Estate of Levi N. Curtis, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, A. B. Kempton, ad.
ministrator of the estate of Levi
N. Curtis, deceased, to the credi-
tors of, and all persons having
claims against, said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after
the first publication of this notice
to said administrator at his resi-
dence at Eden, Arizona, the same
being the place for the transaction
of the business of said estate in
the county of Graham, Territory
of Arizona.
Dated December IL, 1908.
ALVIN B. KEMPToN.
Administrator of the estate of
Levi N. Curtis deceased.
Graham guardian., 1904-01-08
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Homer Elledge has returned
home from Douglas.
Mr.. F. B. Meyers, father Of Mrs.
6. W. Elledge, is quite ILL.,
Miss Anna Bunton came down
from Duncan Saturday on visit
to friends.
Oscar Lancaster has been wear.
ing grin as broad as the Missis.
sippi since Saturday.
On account of diphtheria the
schools did MOI open on Monday.
1t is thought they will open next
Monday.
A. H. Austin has laid a new
sidewalk in front of his property
occupied by the Andrews confec-
tionery store.
A. P Kinnison requests US to
state that his barber shop has been
established in Stafford as a a per-
manent institution.
A. A. McKinzie was in town on
Saturday displaying a beautiful
gold watch which had been pre-
sented to him by residents of his
road district.
II. w. Bishop was in town Sat
urday on life insurance and real
estate business. Mr.. Bishop is do
ing splendid business in both
these branches.
Ben Estes, the GUARDIAN devil,
went to Duncan on New Years
day to visit his mother and also a
brother who has just arrived from
Colorado.
Quite a number of Stafford peo-
pie attended the dance at Solomon
vile last Saturday night and re-
port that they had an excellent
time.
Wiley E. Jones came down from
Clifton on Thursday and will re-
main for several days. He is now
busy preparing papers in suits to
be brought for delinquent taxes.
Sam Gish has sold his transfer
outfit to ]. II. Williams. Mr..
Williams will conduct the transfer
business in connection with his
livery business.
The Board of Supervisors have
been in session all week. tbs be.
lieved that county warrants will
now be worth 100 cents on the
dollar.
Stafford will have three repre-
sentatives in the University the
balance of the year Miss Cotton
returned to the school on Monday,
Sheldon Iiams went Tuesday and
Miss Maud Platt will 60 Monday.
Graham guardian., 1904-01-08
First publication December llth
Mine Warning Notice.

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given that we, the under
signed, have bonded to VIM, G. Baudin, of
Michigan the following named claims, located
in the Montezuma Mining District, Graham
county, Arizona Territory:
Iron Bell Nos. |, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, and Black
Crow Nos and 2; that these mining claims are
being operated by the said VIM. C. Baudin, and
we hereby warn the public that we will not be
responsible for any work done on the said min
ing claims, and that the claims or the under.
signed will not be res ponsible for any debt con-
traeted or injuries sustained by any employer
or employe In working said property, and
further, we will not be responsible for damages
or injuries sustained by whomsoever during the
performance of work on said claims or at any
time during period said mining claims are
bonded, and that no employer or employe is
the agent of the undersigned for any purpose
whatever and that all operatives engage IN
such service at their own risk, and that no debt
or claim of debt Is valid against said mining
claims or the undersigned.
+. A. MULLINS,
u. H. MULKIHs,
S. s. MARSHALL,
WILEY HOLLADAY.
Graham guardian., 1904-01-08
Dislocated Her Shoulder.

Mrs. Johanna Soderholm, of Fer.
gus Falls, Mimi, fell and dislocat-
ed her shoulder. She had a sur
geon get it back in place as soon
as possible, but it was quite sore
and panied her very much. Her
son mentioned that he had seen
Chamberlain's Pain Balm adver.
tised for sprains and soreness, and
she asked him to buy her a bottle
of it, which he did 1t quickly re-
lieved her and enabled her to sleep
which she had not done for several
days. The son was so much
pleased with the relief it gave his
mother that he has since recon-
mended it to many others. Foi
sale by Stafford Drug Co, Satfordi
Thatcher Drug Co., Thatcher IL
P. Wightman, Pima.