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Graham guardian., 1907-09-13
THATCHER

Mrs. Spence Haywood gave
birth to q son last week.
Mrs. T. w. Brown presented
her husband with a son last week.
The subject for study at the
parents class In Sunday school
next Sunday will be "Being good
neighbors."
The merchants and hay dealers
of this town announced last Tues
day that they would pay Sl2 per
ton for hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. David d. Phillips
spent last Saturday night and Sun.
day camping in Frye's canyon.
The Big Six received carload
of the famous "Tin Can" balers
last Monday and had them all sold
before they had been hauled from
the depot.
On Friday last Mrs. Edwin
Moody gave birth to son. For
while after the event occurred,
Ed imagined he was the sole own
er of the Big 6.
Prof. John Nash, after spen ding
two years in the missionary field
in Australia, returned home last
Friday. Mr.. Nash looks and feels
well, although he has put in two
years of very hard work among
the natives.
Mrs. Ed. Carpenter has been
quite i'll this week with heart trou.
bic, the result of q fall from a |
SWING sustained about year ago |
She has suffered quite often with |
the same trouble since the acci-
dent.
Webster & Hoops have received
q car load of Harrison wagons and
also one of Dunlap buggies. They
report the sale of wagons and bug-
gies, also machinery as having
been exceedingly heavy this sea
son. This is the result of judlcious
advertising in the GUARDIAN.
The -four mill has been out of
commission this week on account
of the breaking Of the big arm of
the barley rolls, A new one has
been ordered from Tucson immed-
Iately. When the mill starts up
again they will not only roll bar
ley but will resume the manu-.
facture of -four.
D. T. Hooks and w. W. Collier
returned from months outing in
the Mogollon mountains last Sat-
urday. Tom had two inch
growth of bright golden hair on
his face and looked as bright as
the proverbial lake of burning
birthstone. Bill looked a little ,
better as he got shaved with q
scythe by the Apache barber, Old
Rain.in.the- Face, at the wigwam
of Charley,Afraid, Of his Horse, a .
few miles this side Of San Carlos, :
The melon feast at the academy
hall Saturday evening was largely Il
and was a most enjoy
able affair. A brief address was
made by President Kimball, who
dwelt upon the benefit to be de
rived from literary societies and
literary research. A pleasing rec
Itation was rendered by Miss
Gladys Duke, and beautiful vocal
selection by Miss Layton, Dur.
ing the progress of the meeting
Prof John Nash, who had just ar.
rived from Australia, entered the
nall, and was given a great ova-
ion. He responded in brief ad,
iress, in which he expressed his
extreme pleasure in being home
again and at taking up his labors
n the academy, He was over
,ome with emotion by the hearth
ness of his welcome.
S,.t,, 81 hal n
Graham guardian., 1907-09-13

Mrs. Nora Clark of Stafford and
Mrs. julie Maurcl of Globe went to
Los Angeles Monday on an cx.
tended visit for the benefit Of the
latter lady's health.
Graham guardian., 1907-09-13

On Wednesday last some boys
were out hunting with "a 22 cafbrc
rife south of Will ElIsworth's
farm and while shooting killed a
$50 COW for Mr. Ellsworth. The
bullet entered the ANIMALS eve
Graham guardian., 1907-09-13

provided for the occasion, and un.
der the light Of many japanese
lanterns the assembled guests ate
melons to their hearts content
G. II. Wilde has rcturne d from
a pleasant trip to the coast.
Sam Tenney is making some
very tasteful improvements on his
home.
W. W. Pace has traded his forty
acre farm southwest of town to J..
d, Lee for forty acres on Railroad
street.
Supt. Geo. H. Crosby and Elder
r G. Layton of the Stake Y. NJ.
Association, visited Central Sun
day in the interest of the assoca-
tion work
Miss Eta Lee writes from Flag.
strff that she has decided to re
main at the Normal there until
next June, at which time she will
graduate from the normal course
She went there expecting to at.
tend the summer school only, but
received so much encouragement
and so much study credit for her
work that she has decided to re
main.
Graham guardian., 1907-09-13
Popular Couple
To Be Married

Announcement is made. that Mr.
Joseph Phillips and Miss Jennie
Merrill will be married at the
home of the groom's parents in
Thatcher on Wednesday, Septem-
Graham guardian., 1907-09-13

and killed her instantly. This is
the third valuable COW Mr.. ELS.
worth has lost in this way. He
declares that the next time he
d nds anyone hunting on bis prem.
scs be vii! prosecute them.
Graham guardian., 1907-09-13

Der Goth. The prospective groom
is a progressive young business
man and the bride is a popular
young lady OF Layton, and the
daughter of Mrs. S. A. Merrill.
Graham guardian., 1907-09-13
Local News

Mrs. Filiman of Ft. Thomas is
very i'll with bow ell trouble.
John H. Brewer was in town on
business from Ft. Thomas Friday.
See the two ads. of the Cyclone
in this issue. They are waking
things up.
A fine son was born to Mrs
Arthur Pritchard of San Carlos
Friday.
Judge Nave sends word to court
officials here that the grand jury
will be cmpaneIed on October 2Sth
and the petit jury on October 81.
Graham guardian., 1907-09-13
y. d. Lee Buys
Thorpe SaWniIE

J. d. Lee Of Thatcher has pur-
chased the saw mill of James
Thorpe on the west end of Nj.
Graham, and has appointed VIM
Thorpe and T. G, Alger managers.
The mill be run steadily, and the
output will be handled ty the
Stafford Lumber Co.
Fine job printing at this office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29

The local market for spot cotton steady with
and p 5oc for mddling Gulf sales 100 bales. South
ton quiet unchanged at I3nc: sales 100 bales; sa-
steae unShehseS at AZ sales 1G9 6ae
steady unchanged At IlNc; Norfolk, firm, unchanged
a, 1se s. Louis steady unchanged at I2e; Little
unchanged al 12=sc sales 10 bales Kew orleans EASY
unchanged l2sc: sales 97s bales: Houston steady
unchanged l2e sales 700 bales Estimated receipts
800 and szSs
week and asa last year and a. Sew Srnane 9o6 30
300 against ga last week and 300 last year.
ton dull sales 900 bales speculation and export 800
6e u5 sS9 s6s F 1sG9 aPesed s,eay
points lower on near and s lower on distant: closed
$500: .Esy-Juns. 65sd: June,Juiy. 64S#d: july july
October. 62sd October November. 62ldi November
February e15d; February March. 6ied; March-Apri
cid Observation-Disclosures quiet and firm; cloths offers
Fl. FLOUR AND MEAI,-Flour was quiet to-day. with
were steady and unehaaged Rye -four vas AIRY
active al top prices The following prices quoted
winter ] g. SaieF Pssn g
s. 80 extra No ~iner sSas8 20 RYE FIOT:R 20 oT yY
ego'ed Fair aoGx4 50: choice fancy s. 90
1875 to srsHd BAG NEAL nri Quoted: 20 Fine Inc
western dull city q s S euoed rev Western 10 sprDg
So s5 sts7dsra miadling s24 TO- -four d. So Is red
q: S6gs sacks nideiing $2s 6oqsee red dog s2e So
result q rains
TURNER cecines abroad, the wheat
&c under last night STOP ass 5a5y closed here "a
tered IN The last hour when greatest weakness ap-
pesred causing July in the local reach 81 osE
o. over &c uncer The high point OF the season Several
lnneE curing the day efforts 10 rally he
market and bull from many parts the belt took
on a pesslntetc that has
eced q big Gpturn, but II nc o
ong wheat that poured the market supplemented
~, agsressiye short selling gave it weak undertons
pesentea any important rally All foreign markets
Ters also heavy owing improved European crop
..I,aohf includi.g reports Of Russia.
ne closing de- snes &Gld Liverpool IOg35
Ems az Paris. %Gl& marks Berlin and point
:. beospesi There heavy decrease In worlds
s~ESs az reported by 'Bradstreet's-'' amounting TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

= New York. May IS. 1907.
p cOFFEE-The coffee market very quiet to-day
the reports Of a vaoriZaton loan having effect
stimulating business IN influencing the OF
prices far could he judged by the days opera
less than 600 bags. and after open
.ng steady at unchanged prices the market held
around the closing prices Of the previous day and
closed quiet unchanged. European markets
unchanged the hour OF the local opening but ruled
steady. and HaVre closed net unchanged Il franc
higher with Hamburg unchanged pfennig
higher The Brazilian market reported change OF
sufficient consequence 10 influence local sentiment
either Rio dull and nominal and Santos 80
lower. Receipts the 10000
bags against $4,000 bags last year. and Jundahy
10000 bags. against 5000 bags
Receipts far for the have been 1S471 900
bags. against 9.899OOG bags far last 1t is
estimated around the Street that the for the
Of Brazilian will be about l9.50OO0O bags adding
which 100000 bags a rough allowance for Bra
lillian. would make total supply for the of
lillian government VIII lock Up about 1000 600 bags
The worlds annual consumption Of all kinds is
mated about $4,000 600 bags The market spot
coffee quiet with quotations the basis Of 6ss
for Rio No :.
The Of prices in tho local market
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COOk--Good cook; IN private family; good
reference: plain washing Il needed. city
or country n c. 134 West 18th ST. sec
ond floor front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29

COTTON-The cotton market moderately
tive sales for the day being estimated $50 600
bales. Fluctuations somewhat irregular but
general ruling Of prices under the closing figures
of the previous day and the market closed steady
a Eet decline of 10 II points The opening was
steady decline of 2 TO points. in response to
lower cables and scattering liquidation, but the
kt almost rnmediately rallied on private wires claim
ing very unfavorable prospects talk that tenn
perfumes in the South low, and expectations
OF bullish weekly at midday After selling
10 net advance OF about 2 to points IL weakened
again the forecasts calling for showers, but higher
temperatures. and following the OF the weekly
bureau report midday and crop report published
by Wall Street house. estimating increase IN
acreage OF / per cent and average condition of
Is the market broke loss Of IL 10
points Some stop loss orders were uncovered the
decline and after these had been executed the market
rallied partly on covering. The weekly weather re-
view by means favorable in ala sections, but
seemed little better the average than some had
looked The private issued and
made a favorable showing compared with
views held by Of the bulls the probable
figures be published by the early
individual estimates have been for
OF about . per IN area, and a condi-
lion OF IS per under. Private reports would
seem buish enough 20 warrant even lower views
the condition. but eKaggeration is usually expected in
such matters. Southern markets were unchanged
u higher, generally unchanged
The Of contract prices the local market
day follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

For the week ending Tuesday. May d. 1907.
puANs AND PEAS-Recepts for the week, 1921
bsrs bean, and peas; 145S bags beans
"a aai baqs meas. Imports 100 bags beans The up
ward trend Of continued ana substantial
odvsnces have been established all the leading varieties
WTrov have worked up 10 81 209$2 % choice quality.
with the outside figure generally asked Pea are firm
slk51s1 40. indeed difficult TO buy the best
stock at below the latter figure Medium are
selling AZ 81 1881 and sparingy offered. White Kid
IN itpht rtock and sharing in the improve
ment Red kidney advanced more slowly, but the
market Is in very firm position exporters have filled their
orders so far week mainly at So 49, and there have
been a jobbing sales 25s45c higher Turtle soup
much Yellow held little stronger.
California lima have sharp advance, with
recent tobinR sales 81 30dS3 30 Scotch pea in
small supply market somewhat excited sales have
been made at possibly little higher in in
stances We quote: BEANS. marrow choice. bush.
50 2oGs2 rs: good 81 %tdS2 IL: DO medium,
cbnce 81 75mSf 30 pea 81 S54$l do white kidney.
50 $3.50 red kidney 81 40 do black turtle SOUP
SO 3Os3 35; GREEN PEAS. Scotch 1906 choice 81 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29

07S 200 & compared with decrease last year
crop news sent out from Western states The
In the United States Canada amounted IA
oooo bush OF considerable interest in the AFTERNOON
"as an estimate by Minneapolis authority
S n.y nsIr crop for Kansas and 10 per crop
-Neoraska on present conditions. led
hs and was partly responsible the late rally OF
Soout 72c from low point of from
SIdiNoba SAID that seeding about completed
an parts or tire West temperatures
nlgheT with low areas that suggested quite general
nile rumors OF 30 loads durum for export were
ciIcuiatea only 20 loads could confirmed IN to the
SoIi me cash market in New York quoted as
IouoWs: NO red, 81 G2l4 elevator and 81 az T q h
aIoat: no Northern Duluth. 81 II; red No . hard
i market dd not fully share heavness in wheat
wig 10 low temperatures in Ohio Valley and
estimates for tonorrows receipts at Chicago
'sst oi the mississippi the was warmer with
eRors OF good rains Commission were moderate
e4ieIs carry IN the day, but
proad as 1t has been in the past Liverpool
lo"er There export Of six loads
Iio the cash market in New closed
,oiIows: No corn. 64c elevator o b anoa
20 white. 6ic and No yellow. 62l4c o b aaoat
D[AIo-Nith other markets. felt influence OF
improved weather conditions the Mssissinri and
unaer liquidation declined about 1c closing near the
lowest The cash market here quoted as follows:
MNed rs 10 81 NJ SOC; natural white. 81
GS2t2c. and clipped white 30 40 70, blIkT56ihc.
FfE-Market hrn No 2 Western. Sac c Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.


COLOR WORKS manufacturing plant. Now
in operation. Making lake colors. and
equipped to manufacture dry colors SIT
tied short distance from this city. on Cen
trail Railroad. for sale; price, includins
plant and very valuable property, consist
ing OF about three acres. $4,000: easy
terms. Apply to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co.,
251 Broadway.
$3.50 BUYS established restaurant; location,
9th ave. Brooklyn: lease. years; $50
business daily. Full particulars at McDon-
ald-Wiggins Co, 257 Broadway.
$4,000 BUYS 14-room house. acres
ground; large stable; 450 feet above the
sea level; grand location; Orange Noun
tains, Nj; IA miles from New York; this
properly Is In excellent condition. For full
information address Acknowledgement
Co, PSI Broadway.
PATENTS for household article can be
bought at $50 600; big money IN this.
Full details at McDonald-Wiggins Co., 2oI
Broadway.
500 900 CAPITAL wanted: money amply
secured; to be expended in 1000 acres OF
fruit plantation; located Island OF Cuba;
big profits; highest references. Particulars
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co, 257 Broadway.
PARTY WANTED with $50. 600 in high
class manufacturing business IN Reading.
Pa. Apply Acknowledgements. 25T Broad
way.
1920 BUYS old established house paint
ing business: located in Brooklyn; splen-
did opportunity; going away cause of sell
ing. Details at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co.. 2oI
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29
WORK WANTED.
Male.

CHAUFFEUR.-Germa single;
honest, sober and obliging; careful driver:
good repair man; wishes steady position
Will go anywhere at moderate wages; best
references. Address G. X. Mangan. 3o3
West 5Ith st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29

BARTENDER.-Y Young German. to learn
barteudng years in country: best ref
erences. Address II. G.. s64 East 7eth ST.,
care OF Greenhut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29
WORK WANTED.

AUTOMOBILE MACHINIsT HELPER-By
young man. one years experience willing
and obliging. Address Il. Simms, OF Willow
81. Corona. Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29

BARITONE singer; voice more of tenor
quality; capable of acting; known as emo
tiOnal singer. position with show OF good
reputation. Address y. A. Box 8. Tribune
ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29

CASHIER &c.-By married German. 80;
any brunch OF business; or as manager in
lunchroom or cigar store, or any trust
worthy position: furnish bonds and refer
ences. +. Euch. l3l Park ave. Hoboken,
y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29

CARPENTER.-Exp as foreman:
new buildings contract or by the week :
alterations. parquet floor laying and plan
ing. new or old: in or out OF town; take
number of houses TO keep in good order
Charles Ruelius. 35O iath ave. Long Island
City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29
Female.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
good income corresponding for newspa-
perB: experience unnecessary. Send for par
t!culars. Press Syndicate. Lcckport y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29

CARPENTER.-An first class. good
bench hand or machine work from plans:
can take chafgs; VIII go out Of town l..
G. Marshall 227 East i4th st. Suite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29

PATENTS for household article can be
bought at $50 600; big money IN this
Full details at ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Co., 25I
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29

Experienced. technical and
mechanical. city or country. Address F.
Schwenk 56T II l35th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29

CHAUFFEUR.-St sober and reliable:
experienced all gasolene cars; repair man !:
careful driver: references. Charles A.
Gowen. 1921 Lafayette ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-29

\ COACHMAN.-English; married. fam
| fly; aged 81; years last place; Is years
| experience: steady position; city or coun-
| try wages moderate A Whitley, 2O2 Bay
| ST.. Jersey City.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
Der SOnnta9s Correspondent.

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SOuucnnufoano nno ~llntcroana.
SnS Mcttcr.

Sir Wnrplnno mo 0cn IiItrift
Columbia bcric tbcilpciic bcpoltt
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perotllrcn ucr5ci6nct: @oltport AZ,
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80, Gulutb ~, ct, SAUL A. ct.
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&ic ole Serreu errldrtcn, bal DO
iton nllr cine1 0robcn 0}arft, III mel
6cm Die StGnGc fir Die 3citOoucr
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bon Scr &ofcmoo0 3 9lpenulc 6cgrenjtc
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crrid)tct pcr0en ioQcn, fiir oen 4rcis
bon un9ei1br $4,000 bis $780, 600.
&ein San fltebbo6er. -
9ci ser &cralttioniriulg pom alten
Slebcabricfen um0 Wanuifripteu 0urd)
Die Nllttionntorcn Hottiion uno ga.
ban lpltroe 0ie bonn 8ait1r @tban
Naen geidriebcne @eld)id)tc ser alien
biltoflid). ct. GollS.
8erneinOe sum &ouf o%ngeboter, ober
9tiemono mollte Den perIangten Greis
pom $500 b~c5nbIen.
Gontrnft pom elmer DC l..
lion. - Die uWarplano Greoging
Co." oercn YrGiiocnt ST.. 6rnnf u.
Shirt lit, bat Ben Gontroft erbaItel1
sur Nnsbag9ernng BON 100000
&nbifparOS GrNe bel Gape Mop. Ter
Gontroft inuoluirt $1,000,000, uno
III orei 9o6ren mub Die 4rbeit getGmi
Iein. Gieie 9aggeruu9s : 9lrbeiten
limo oie 6ortieeltno bon dbnli6en
Irbeitelt, meld)e bieielbe Gompagnie
ieit 5pei Sobren fir sic Ser. Staaten
uno &riuatperionen in iener @egeno
pornimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
8eIoienonnsen

na6 Teuti6Iano "a Gents pro Marf.
nad Oeitreid 20h Gents pro 9ronc.
Yorto ertra. Sdiffsfarten BON uno
mad 0eutidIano. Hciicpdiie, Weh.
ie[, greoitbrieie uno aisI1nbiihcs
@elo. Sbrp. 8. Sicncr & &c., 217
plt.9aItiniore.S traBe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
Seine GrIaBmittcl

iperoen 5lrr Scritcaung OcS nSoloce"-
8ieres aus 6rcO. 9olcrnIdmiot's
"Nmcricun 9rcmcrp" permnnot, ion-
bern 0oiieIbe miro ans Dem bcItelt
9opfcn lnO Mal3 gcbrallt - oaber
Die ollGen1eine 9eIiebtbeit oieieS Dor
5iigIidcn 9iereS. aiitc ST.. 9rolte-
rel t10l-tt2S @iuen.S trabe. Gel.
=. & i. 36l, W0. 1891. (13S)