Graham guardian., 1907-05-03
Local News

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Mr. Kitchen is back from au ex-
ten ded uip through the territory.
Keg beer, cool and delicious, at
the Palace saloon. 7.tf
w. A. Carter. Jr., was in town
from Globe Saturday and made
final proof on his quarter section.
WANTED-a blacksm ith, Ap.
ply to Rutland Blacksmith shop.
5 afford, Arizona. 3'tt
Adolph Young, the prominent
muing engineer of Globe, was in
town on business during the past
week
Ice cold keg beer on tap at Tom
Hooks saloon. 7'4t
For sale or trade A scholar
ship. any study, in the lnterna
tional Correspon dence School of
Scranton, Pa. Inquire at this
Office 9u
Deputy Sheriff Sherman Stewart
and bunch of jolly jurymrn made
flying trip to Stafford Saturday
afternoon.
FOR LE-Palm trees, 2 year
Id, 35 cents each. Will deliver
to any point in The valley. Apply
TO Alfred Clutf, Bryce, Arizona.
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james B. Parks, former sheriff
of Graham county, is in the city
on business. Mr.. Parks was sher-
Z i'll of the neigh hboring county for
three terms and is now back in the
cattle business.--Belt.
Keg beer, icy and foamy, at the
Palace saloon. III
Mr. John Weber reports that it
is almost impossible to get ship
ment of oranges into this valley
He has standing order for two
consignments week but is hardly
able to obtain one box week.
Mr.. Greenhaulch, the enterpris-
ing agriculturist, recently brought
to our Office some OF the finest
straw berries we have ever seen.
There were single berries as large
as goose egg and all were well
favored.
John r. Hampton, a member OF
the last legisl ,ture from Graham
county and the Democratic floor
leader of toe lower house, arrived
in the city last event ng to spend a
few days on legal and mining busi-
ness.-Belt.
For stomach troubles, bilious
ness and constipation try Cham
berlain's stomach and liver tablets,
Many remarkable cures have been
effected by them. Price 25 cents
Samples free. For sale by Stafford
Drug Co. ~
The local lumber dealers report
= tba, it is impossible to obtain
enough lumber to supply the de-
mand, Mr.. George P. Jacobson
states that there are usually par
ties waiting and clamoring fol
every load his mill sends In from
the mountains.
W B. Fonda, a well known resi-
dent of Stafford, Is IN the city. HI
states that the peach crop in the
Glla valley was probably xii led by
the late cold snap. However, ap
Piles, which are the important frul,
crop of the valley, APPARENTLY were
not injured.-Belt.
The Gila Valley Furniture com
pany will dispose of all of las
years stock of wall paper at q
per cent discount, and all remnants
at 10 cents o bolt. This Is bar
gain as this stock contains some o
the incest patterns on the market
but room must be made for th'
new years shipment. l-tf
10 a recent issue we announced
that we had q large supply of cat
at this office which would be dis
tributcd free of charge to al
Corners. Thanks to the wide cir
eulauon of The GUARDIAN, an o q
slapght was made and half of tn
stock was cleaned out. We still
have good supply of felines OF
hand, however. which will be giver
away as long as they last. The.
are good mousers.
Tuesday, April Both, being ,h
42Dd birthday anniversary Of Gee
II. Birdno's birth, Mrs Birdnp al
ranged very pleasant family re
union in honor of the event. A
unusually choice dinner was serveC
testifying to the estimable lady
vast skill IN matters de cuisine
and music and other diversion
rendered the occasion agreeable I
an extreme degree,
The Mary Baldwin Seminary
Stauntop, Va, gave the story I
"Rebecca Of Sunnybrook Farm
by Kate Douglas Wiggiu, on FIR
day evening, April 26tb. Mil
Beula Olney, daughter of Ho
and Mrs. George Olney of Saffor'
who is pupil of the school, ga,