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Graham guardian., 1907-05-31
Probate Notice

In the probate court of Graham
county, in the territory of Arizona.
In the matter of the estate of
John Hopes, deceased.
Notice of final settlement of Ad
ministratrix and petition for dis
tribution.
Notice is hereby given that Mary
l, Hopes. the administrators of
the estate of John Hopes, de-
ceased, has rendered and presented
for final settlement. and filed in
said court her final settlement Of
her administration, and also filed
her petition in said court for dis
trihutioD among the persons en-.
titled thereto the property of the
said estate remaining after full ad-
ministration of SAID estate, and that
Saturday the 18th day of June, A,
D., 1907, being day of the April
term, 1907, of said court, at 10
O'Clock, a, m at the court room of
the SAID court IN the court house,
in Solomonville, in Graham county,
in the territory of Arizona, has
been duly appointed by the judge
of the said court, for the hearing
of the said final settlement and of
the said petition for distribution
as aforesaid, at which time and
place any and all persons inter
ested in said estate may appear
and file their exceptions in writing
thereto and contest the same.
Dated this the 23rd day of May,
A. D., 1907.
THRG. SHIRLEY,
Clerk Of the probate court of
Graham county, Arizona,
Graham guardian., 1907-05-31

"S'' O'f' HSAf1
Clerk Of the probate court Of
Graham county, Arizona,
Graham guardian., 1907-05-31
For Sale

Two blocks, Nos % and 23,
known as the old TuttIe property
east of the property occupied by
Mr. Ellis. Price S700. Apply
to THos NJ. HUGHES,
Clifton, Arizona.
Care of the Shannon Copper Co,
l-3m.
Graham guardian., 1907-05-31

We are endeavoring to close up
the material for the coming Spec
ial Edition, aud all who desire
space therein should send in copy
and photographs at once, This
edition will be one of the finest
papers ever seen in the west, and
already it has been necessary to
add to the mum der of pages.
Graham guardian., 1907-05-31

Patrons Of the GUARDIAN would
confer a favor upon this Office by
sending IN copy for advertisements
either new or changes, by Wednes.
day morning of each week. Cor
respondents are also desired to
mail letters, if possible, not later
than Tuesday evenings.
Graham guardian., 1907-05-31
French Coach Horse krbitre

Every nine days the above horse
will be at the different points, be.
ginning at Layton on May 4th,
Thatcher S, 6 and 7tb, Central 8th,
Thatcher 9th, Pima 10Th, Shiloh
l1th and 18th. IL At
Graham guardian., 1907-05-31

There have been l02 marriage
licenses granted in Graham county
since jan. l. The contaglon is
certainly becoming epidemic, but
nj Quarantine VIII bc estabiyhtd.
Graham guardian., 1907-05-31

1t is gratifying to note the inter
est shown in the coming Fourth of
July celebration, both in Stafford
and the surrounding towns. An
especial effort should be put forth
to make il the best IN the history
of the town, and to give the PEG
pie an enjoyable day.
Graham guardian., 1907-05-31

1t is certainly gratifying to note
the efforts being made to improve
the horse stock of this region.
In future years.. the Gila valley
will send out to the world largo
numbers annually of the finest
draft, trotting and racing horses
produced.
Graham guardian., 1907-05-31

A few days at the Indian Hot
Springs will do you good If you
are either sick, tired or seeking
pleasure. l24t
Graham guardian., 1907-05-31
A DEPRAVED PAPER

For pure depravity commend us
to the Clifton Advocate. The
GUARDIAN has had an argument
with that paper concerning its
charge that we were aiding to OBJ,
tain non-union miners for Bisbee
On Friday last the Advocate pub
lished what it claimed was a hand
bill printed in this Office advertis
ing for men for Bisbee. 1t then
claimed we had misrepresented the
facts.
The bandbill published by the
Advocate was not the same as the
one printed by the GUARDIAN.
The handbill printed at our
Office contained nothing about
Bisbee.
Thus 1t is proven that the Advo.
cate deliberately lied to gain its
point. We doubt if there is an
other paper in the world that
would descend to such depths of
meanness.
The original copy and sample
of the handbill are on file in this
Office and can be seen by the AID.
vocate or its agents. We will give
that paper IS for every handful it
can furnish that was printed in
this Office and that contains any
thing about Bisbee.
We regret being compelled to
devote more space to this matter
than its intrinsic worth merits.
Our original aim was to prove to
the Advocate that it was misrepre-
senting us. We do not believe the
self respecting socialists of the
county approve such tactics as the
Advocate employs, and finally we
now conclude the controversy, so
far as we are concerned, by ex
pressing the hope that the Advo
cate will confess its contemplate
misrepresentation, and pursue
more manly course in the future.
The dull houSecleaning days
have come,
The saddest of the year.
When pa finds solace down the
street,
Beside mug of beer.
When ma takes up the parlor rug
And mops the paror floor,
And the family take their meals
upon
A table out of door.
There is trouble through the
household now,
But happiness will reign
When these dread days are over
And the carpets down again.
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LOCAL.

To The Public:-
Notice is hereby given that the OF
tumwa Pad & Blanket Company has
filed in the Office OF the Secretary OF
State its amendments to its articles OF
Incorporation changing the amount OF
its capital stock from Ten Thousand
Dollars ($10,OO0), to Thirty Thousand
Dollars ($30,O00). copy of which Is
as follows:
Article Third.
"The authorized capital stock Of said
Incorporation shall be Thirty Thousand
Dollars ($30,000), to be divided into
shares of One Hundred Dollars ($100)
each. Certificates therefore to be Is
sued only after the stock subscrib-
ed for shall have been paid for in full
either in money or in property OF
equivalent value, accepted by the com
panylin lieu thereof, and that seven
Thousand Dollars {s7,000) of said cap
ital stock formerly paid for under the
original articles under said article and
Eleven Thousand Dollars ($i1,000) OF
the capital stock under this amend
ment has been subscribed for.
Certificates of stock shall be sign
ed by the president and attested by
the secretary AMI the corporate seal
attached, and each share of the stock
shall entitle the owner thereof to one
vote at all the stockholders meetings
which he may cast either In person
or by Prov and majority Of the
stock voted at any special or called
meeting shall decide, except as herein
otherwise provided, and except that il
shall require majority Of all the is-
sued stock to elect director
mo sale. assignment, transfer or
pledge of corporate stock shall effect
or be binding upon the company until
the same shall have been transferred
on the books of the company in per-
son or by attorne-- the certificate sur
rendered for cancellation and new
certificate or certificates issued there
| for"
That the same was duly passed by
| the stockholders at their called meet
| ing and adopted by them on the 14tf
| day of October, 1907; and that SAID
amendments, together with the certifi'
cation and acknowledgement is now re
corded in the recorders office of Wa
/ pello County, Iowa.
| Dated at Ottumwa. Wapello County
Iowa, this 18th dav of October. 1907
G. Campbell Ianney,
President.
| w. w. Majors,
Secretary.
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tributing points and in the lighter re-
ceipts and lower prices only reflecrs
the dullness of outside trade. At Bos-
ton and New York dealers report de-
mand for all commercial classes of
horses unusually quiet, with a general
hesitancy In the trade.
j. II. Truman's Horses.
The Farmers and Droyers Journal is
in receipt Of a communication from
]. H. Truman. Whittlesea, England, in
which he recounts many pleasant Incl
dents in his experiences while conduct
ing business in the United States a
quarter of q, century ago. 1t was at
the solicitation Of many prominent
breeders that he brought over an i'm
portation Of Shire horses and exhib-
tied them at the Live Stock Exposition,
Illinois state fair and St. Louis Expo
sition and won many first prizes with
his entries wherever shown. The sig
nal success of his first venture led to
the establishment Of the Truman Stock
Farm, at Bushnell, Ill, which has be-
come justly famous for the many prize
winners and champion Shire md
Hackney horses that it has sent into
the show ring at the leading live stock
expositions in this country for a score
of years.
While j. H. Truman did not expect
W 5uIluOuHt lI1lpOSSlUlHlGS, Ilc lldUui-
ally feels justly fiattered for the won
derful record his horses have made in
the show ring and as foundation stock
for breeding purposes. The Shire as
the leading draft horse in England il
bone, weight and ability to move pom
derous loads, Mr.. Truman esteens
equal If not superior to all other draft
breeds. Residing in England and IN
joying an intimate acquaintance witt
all the leading British breeders, j. III
Truman enjoys special advantages II
making his purchases Of Shire Lnt
Hackney horses for annual consign.
ments to the Truman farm at Bush.
nell, H., and the galaxy Of prize win
ners assembled at this celebrated es
| tabliHhment attests the high quality .
the Truman importations.
While engaged in business at thu
Union Stock Yards In the early SOS h,
| formed lasting friendships with th
| late John B. Sherman, Harvey L
Goodall and scores of other men VIII
were leaders in the live stock industr,
when the Chicago market was in i.
| the vast International proportions
which 1t has since achieved. 1t !,
these days and these old time friend
to which j. H. Truman alludes In hi
communication as among the most de
lightful Of his "reminiscences. To then
he Is indebted for the inspiration I
| import Shire and Hackney horse
which made the reputation Of the ira
man Stock Farm.-The Farmers an
Stock Drovers Jouenal,
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Morris Williams
IOWA AND TEXAS LANDS
AND HORSE SALES
TWICE OVER THE LARGEST
HORSE MARKET IN IOWA
Auction Sales Evory Other Friday
Private Sales Daily.
GREAT COLT SALE THIS WEEK


Next Friday we hold what will I'M
doubtedly be the Greatest Sale of Colts
and Feeding Horses we ever held. Al
ready l have heard from enough Of
the boys to warrant me in stating to
the public that this will be a sale well
worth attending.
/ have built more stabling since the
last sale and we are still at 1t. In fact
will be right up to Thursday evening
(and, by the way, / want to say to you
people who may want any barns built,
just see me. 1 am getting pretty
handy with a hammer and saw myself:
haven't hit my thumbs once in build
ing this last addition. AS to saving
straight across a board, can do that
every time, if l have the right saw
but once in a while you get a saw that
naturally wants to Cd crooked and you
can't help it,
But where was at? Oh, yes! said
we would be busy right up to Thurs
day evening-and Thursday evening
were going to have Horse and Colt
Show. For best two year old draft
best three year old, best feeding horse
4 or under best finished draft horse
and best 10 head Of drafts
This is distinctively a Colt Sale, ant
Colt buyers for all ages from wean-
lings up, will be here from eastern
states and from over Iowa. This will
be the sale for YOU to put your colts
in. Will also sell all classes Of mar.
ket stuff
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Ottumwa. Iowa,
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second half Moulton let the Abba girls
have one moro score

second half Moulton lie. the Abba girls
have one more score.
Time Of halves. IL minutes.
The Colonial Saxophone quartet and
Male quartet made their appearance
at the Methodist Episcopal church last
Saturday evening as the first number
of the citizens lecture course. The
quartet was accompanied by Miss Vic
toria Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs Ned McCauley were
down from Morayia Sunday visiting
at the Russell home.
G. w, Bryan was down from UdeIl
saturda- and Sunday visiting at home.
Miss Laura Harter, Miss Carrie My
ers and Miss Lula Bryan visited In
Moulton over Sunday.
Fannie Wray was over from Bloom
seid Saturday and refereed the Cen
terville- Moulton game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pirtle of near
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southern PLUMBERS Organize.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. 2s.-A well
attended meeting was begun in this
city today having for it's objec, the
completion of the organization of the
Southern League of Master Plumbers.
The membership Of the proposed
organization will embrace leading
members of the trade throughout
Georgia. Alabama and Tennessee,
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West Grove spent Sunday at the Guy
Marshall home.
Ed Evans, the efficient clerk at the
E. Wood & Co store has been elected
cashier Of the bank at Gainesville Mo.
Ell Burchett of Davis county has
purchased the property of Harlan
Woods on East Broadway for con-
sideration of $1,400
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HORSE TRADE SLACK.
Hating Expectancy Of Big EASTERN
Operators Weakens the
Demand.

Chicago, Oct. 2S.-The receipts of
the week cleared slowly at nominally
steady prices. 1t is only by strenuous
effort Of dealers that the clearance is
contaminated without further eonces-
sions iii values to the decline of 800
10 which has characterized the weak
and noninaliy narrow fall trade. The
great international market is the sup
ply center Of the principal eastern dis
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we will sell on the above dates and
places
$50 SEES,

consisting of the following: About so
good heavy boned brood mares of the
Clyde and Norman cross, so head suck
ing colts Of the draft type 25 head of
yearlng and 2-year-old fillies some
horses.
These horses are not of the wild
broncho stock, and are all gentle and
easy to handle. If you want something
good that will grow into money, come
to this sale and you can buy it. Every
thing sells that goes into the ring.
Dom forge he daeszd onoOocxdtsc1xg
Don't forget the dates and places. This
will be your last chance this fall to at
tend genuine RANGE sale.
broke. We also nave 1900 sheep for
private sale at our farm near Stock
port, Iowa.
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MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
Chieaoo Live Stock Market

Chicago. Oct. S.-Cattle-Receipts,
$1,000; steady. Beeves, $360@7.10;
caws, $1,000 500; stockers and feeders,
s2.4o@4.50: westerners, s3.20@5.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; &C to 10c
higher. Light, $5s5@8.20; mixed. $3.50
@625; heavy. s5.35@s,2o; rough. $5.35
Sheep-Receipts, 100000: weak at
s270@6.45; yearlings, $5.20@5.s0;
lambs, S4.5007.20.
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Church Dies Out; For Sale.

Church Dies Out; For Sale.
Bloomfield, Oct, 2S.-The Shunem
Presbyterian church property, one of
the oldest organizations In the county,
situated northwest of Bloomfield, Is
advertised for sale. The congregation
is small and is gradually decreasing
in number. The membership will be
transferred to the Bloomfield church.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

10 YEARS OF Sue
cessful experience. For terms and
dates. Address or phone. Ed Yalay.
Batavia, Iowa.
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FOR sALE-CHEsTER WHITE
hogs, and single and rose combed
Brown Leghorn and Silver Laced
chickens. Blocky, good boned pigs,
and chickens from prize winners, at
farmers prices to reduce stock.
Guaranteed as represented. VIII
Michael, Selma, Iowa.
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Today's Markets

(This market is furnished by Cas-
sidy & Gray, Members Chicago Board
of Trade. Local office, Rooms IS and
10, Leighton Bldg. Telephone 933. z.
E. Voigt resident manager.
WEeaI- Gpen High. LOW Close.
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Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, Oct 2s.-Poultry-We
Turkeys, IA; chickens, 16; spring
chickens, 101a.
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MORRIS WILLIAMS,
M0ULTON Il;
CENTERv|LLE 0
HIGHsCHooL- FOOTBALL TEAMS
PLAY oNE-sIDED GAME AT
FORMER TOWN SATURDAY.
ottumwa, lows.

school football team defeated the Gem
terville high school team in one
sided game Saturday by score of FL
to o. Although the Centervilians were
slightly heavier than the home team
they were not so speedy Centerville
was forced to punt nearly every time
when they had the ball, while Moulton
made their gains consistently, only be-
ing forced to put once. The forward
pass was executed twice by Moulton,
once only beino successful, when Car
son passed the ball 20 yards to Mace,
who went over the line for touch
down. The lineup for Moulton was as
follows.
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Frank r y1as & Co.
@f.sss..s..s :. 's s. sssasss ss.a.sf0
o LOCAL MARKETS.
= sS 81 4 / ss'f..$.x@
- ,.,,; - s,A,f.gS
" I en- Z S>1l{. q 3.

There is no change in the local mar
kets today
II a,..lie,.s. by John Morrel' $. Co.
Ltd. at II a. n., Oct. 2S.)
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Wheat today, 1903; estimated tomor-
row, LOT.
Corn today, Se7; estimated tomor-
row, $50.
oats today. 4ss; estimated tomor-
row. 1876.
Northwest Receipts.
Duluth today, 366; last year. 1853.
Minneapolis today, 39S; last year
1854.
Primaries.
Receipts-Wheat today 1,234OO0;
last year, 1,245,O00.
Corn today, $4,000; last year
45S,000.
Shipments.
Wheat today, $4,000; last year.
100000.
Corn today, $4,000; last year
$4,000.
Liverpool Cables. !.
Opening unchanged to 4
lower; corn, unchanged.
Closing-Wheat LIZ to III lower;
corn, B to n lower.
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FOR SALE-EASTERN KANSAS
farms. Greatest producers of corn.
wheat, clover, timothy hogs and cat
tie, Mild climate, fine fruit, pure
water and blue grass pastures. Write
for list. Ben Newbold, Parker.
Kansas.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE sHEEP--13o THRIFTY
breeding ewes, to years old, at
$3.50 per head, Also 30 hend Of grade
Angora goat kids, at $500 each for
g quick buyer. Will Michael, Selma,
Iowa.
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Summary: For torchdowns-Ca Carson,
Walls, Mace. and Chamberlain. For
goals-Carson one. Referee-W ray Of
Bloomfield. Umpire-Gibson of Cen
terville. Lfnesman-Tharpe Moulton.
Timer-Hasting Moulton Time of
halves, 20 and Is minutes.
The Girls.
The Moulton high school girls bas-
ketball team, after the football team
defeated Abba by a score of to 3.
The girls played verv fast ball and not
many fouls were made At the end Of
the first half the score stood to 2, in
favor of Moulton, but by pluck in the
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FOR SALE MY GALLOWAY HERD
o. registered and el!gibles. Here is
a chance to get q start with first class
cattle. Also five dozen barred Ply
mouth Rock pullets. Hamilton Will
son, Route No. 5, Ottumwa. Iowa
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I WANTED.

WANTED--GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework; country girl preferred
Steady employment. Address "Couu-
try" care of Courier.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-21
GUST PLAIN FOLKS. "
Beautiful Story of Life IN Southland
at the Binnard Tonight.

The Barrington-Lowe Stock COM
pany will appear tonight in a beau
tiful Southern idyf, "Just Plain
Folks This bill is very strong
Southern drama, based upon one of
the terrible feuds In the mountains
of the South. The comedy IL equally
blended throughout the piece, and is
of the highest class. The characters
are those found in the mountains of
the South, very poor and with little
education, but brave and loyal IN
every respect. There is very pretty
love story running through the bin,
and proves very interesting, as feud
has existed between che two families
for generations.
Miss Phillis Darlington will be
seen in the leading role, Missile Car
ter, who throws aside her family
pride in her love for Bob Reynolds
Miss harrington win be supported by
Mr.. James M. Hawley. In the role oil
Bob Reynolds
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-21
ELECTRIC CHAIR
IN new JERSEY
ELECTRoCUTI0N WILL BE LEGAL
METHOD FOR CAPITAL PUNISH
MENT UNDER NEW LAW JUST
IN OPERATION.

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 51.-Un-
der the new law passed by the New
Jersey legislature, requiring that all
executions of the death sentence be
made by means of electrocutfon, an
electric chair has been Installed in
the state prison.
1t will be used in carrying out
sentences imposed upon five New
Jersey murderers next month. The
first man to have the dubious pleas
ure of occupying the chair will be
Pasouale DeIfsco of Mfddlesex coun-
ty, who will be electrocuted during
the week of December 1. other exc
cutions scheduled for next month are
Sanico Giovanni of Somerset; che
week of December 8; Michale Tuma-
81. of Hunterdon and Charles Gibson
and Stephen Forsey of Camden. the
week of December IS.
It was at one time intended to exc
cute the five men one one day but
the speedy completion of the chail
on a hurry order from the prison Off
Gals has made it possible co carr!
ont the orders of the court as to the
dates of the e1ectrocutiona
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GOMPERS STORY
BRIBERY CHARGE
SENSATION AT FEDERATION
MEETING LEADS TO UNANI-
NOUS REELECTION OF Com
PERS TO PRESIDENCY.
FEDERATION

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 21.--A great
sensation was created in the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor yesterday by
President Gompers in his speech re-
plying to the attacks upon him and
other officers of the federation by the
Manufacturers association, when he
told of an alleged attempt to bribe
him at the Victoria hotel, New York,
in October, by a young newspaper
man giving his name as Charles
Brandenburg, the latter, President
Gompers said, having declared that
he represented the National Manu-
facturers' association and was pre-
pared to offer him immunity from
all exposures and make him f1nan-
cially secure for the remainder of
his life IL he would sign certain
paper and otherwise assist in the
Exposure of the other leaders in the
American Federation of Labor, with
the view to virtually destroying the
influence of organized labor"
The paper. President Gompers
said, was to purport to have been
signed when he (Gompers) was Ill in
1895. This paper, Mr.. Gompers said,
he had preserved, and while death
like stiffness prevailed In the con-
vention President Gompers drew
forth the original document and read
it. Mr.. Gompers, during his recital,
of the alleged attempt at bribery,
called upon different delegates pres
ent who were with him at the time
| of the interview with Brandenburg
to verify his statements. This the
delegates, rising in their seats, did.
At the close of President Com
pers' speech there was great dem
onstration, Victor L. Berger of Mil
waukee, the socialistic opponent OF
Mr.. Gompers, declaring that al
though he had come to the conven-
ton bitterly opposed to the re-elec'
ton of President Gompers, he will
be the one this year to move to make
his election unanimous, with vote
of confidence not only to President
Gompers, but also to the other Off
cials of the American Federation Of
Labor. "This,' declared Mr.. Berger
"fs the answer of the socialists te
the Manufacturers association.