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The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders,

Li-t. o., LEA FEBIGER Third Infantry; MAJ
NAURY NICHOLS Third Infantry. Cspts VII
IHAN.R. SAMPLE Third Infantry; VI. 4. w.
sHOCKIEY. assistant surgeon. and LOUIS q.
DUNCAN. assistant surgeon. and First Lieut.
FRED SMITH Third Infantry. recorder, de-
tailed retiring board az Fort Wright
First Lieut. CHARLIE, N GORDON Jr, sr'a
luf.urrv. before retiring beard. Fort Wright, i1r
Cvauiu8rHr.
p.i1u.r- changes Coast ArrilrrT CorTz ordered:
First Lieut. NATHAN HrEuNlIZ IRON hlE-iF-
sfyfa Cruu7rv. Coast Ar-iler CwFS. % unas-
siss.F l.s- % general recruiting service. For
SI.-u
Car, HUGH J. p. 1rELGIN from Fort si'cln
20 I05;h Cmr, e. tosst ARTILLERY corps
Cook WILLIAM =. MONAGHAN. Military Ac7d-
ems Detachment rf Amr Service Men. yla-ifr-
masters Department placed uInn retired -l'-.
Corp HENRY ANDERSON general service Hi
f7rr-~ recruiting station. NgW York t'tF. DIS
charged from tha snlv-
Recruit FRANK W KING. iufaUtrr. recruit de-
r-+. Fort Slr~u transferred r1 Hospital 'lii-
as private On General Hospital Washington haf-
rr--r fr- drrr with Company q. Hospital O1If'
~.--- Louis g. WOOD from Battery j., laill
Er--msr- fl-lf ArIIlrr. Junction 'rE, %
sixth Regiment, Field AIf.'er F1r, hll'-
Recruit RUSSELL p MILLER infantry, l'i'
depot JrYrl Fl-eets. fsans-e'i.i To n.'
ruI Cons as private tr Preside ~ san tf'h
-.-.r f.r Gr-r with Company d. Hospital t0rI-
I5---. Col GEORGE Mo-. DERBY, Corps Of
Engineers. placed ru retired list
Private First Clas, EDWARD rs. RAINES. Hos
r.,sl Corps. Fort Morgan. discharged from 'i'
swr- ...,.,.,...,.,,1
Private First Glass ARCIFRS y. CAkNooNhS
Hospital corps. Fcr Baker discharged iT5m t''
rrfv-.. First Glass WILLIAM D. GREEN. Hos
,5--r C-rrs from General HnsTits', Na-l,r-- o.
us-4l. '1 General Hr-rifa'. Fort BW5rd
Private SAM A. EEAAlEL. from Company =
Fe~rri infantry. For Thomas % Company NJ
f5-5frer-n Infantry Fort Ls1veuwC-h
Private JOHN H. SIMPSON, from COMPANY VI
Eighteenth Infantry Port LfaTerT'Tia. 20 etm
rsuv 2. Fourth Infantry Fort Thomas
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ASKS TO Be JAILED
Hartman Tells of TheftS, and
Is Then Locked Up.
TROUBLED WITH A CONSCIENCE
story of EmbezElements from CO.
Iumhin Guarantee Company Cor
rObOTated by President of Associa-
tion-Peculations Amount 20 About
S1,OOO-Wiu he Prosecuted.

Troubled with a guilty conscience. de-
jected and dispirited, Joseph A. Hartman,
manager Of the local Office of the Column
bla Guarantee Company, at 6l3 F street
northwest. walked disconsolately into po-
lice headquarters yesterday afternoon and
informed Detectives Parham and O'Brlen
that he was an embezzler and wanted to
be locked up. Startled, the detectives
began questioning him. and obtained a
willing story of thefts Of small sums for
the past year amounting to between 5000
and SI0oO.
Hartman is a well-dressed. good look
ing fellow, thirty-two years old, over the
average height. and when he came into
headquarters and walked to the back
room, Detective Parham thought he was
new reporter. After walking all the
way through and looking around, he was
asked if there was anything they could
do for him.
yes; l want to be locked UP, he re-
piled
What for?"
well, am the manager Of the Colum-
bia Guarantee Company, and I have en-
/ bezzled in the neighborhood Of SLooo. he
Coolly stated.
There has been no lookout or cOm-
plant ogoinst You. Why did you come
/ in? You have been drinking, haven''
you?"
Yes" was the assurance. u have been
drunk for six weeks Send for Mr. Ker-
sey. and ne will assure YOU that I am tell
ing the truth / don't think he will prose
cute me. That's why 1 came IN. l be-
/ ieve they are examining the books. and
/ I want Go be locked up"
Nathaniel Korsey is the president Of the
/ eral others of a similar character in thi,
city and in Baltimore. His home is al 2l'
North Eutaw street Baltimore, but ht
was In the city and arrived at headluar
/ teTs IN half an hour. lie said be wouI
prosecute Hartman. and did nos care to
1 see him or speak 20 him. He said IN,
thefts had been going on some time, an,
/ that an examination of the books OF rht
/ local office was i'm progress.
Hartman. after repeating his story t,
/ Capt Boardman. chief of detectives. was
locked mp in the Sixth precinct station
/ Later ho was taken 10 the Casualty Hos
/ pital suffering from a. breakdown, thought
/ 10 have been caused 10y his heavy drink
I ing. lie wired relatives in Baltimore o.
/ his Incarceration.
/ He is single. and lives at loG West Ian
/ vale street. Baltimore
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DIED

BUBgE-un Sunday. Nav l1 1a-- i- N-- Y--r
City GERTRUDE IS BUBCH. daughter -E
Bertha R-r.i
Irrrw-u- NJ GIrv6rd Crm--r-- Monday. Tu1e-r.
% b. IN. .Nev YrrE Ci-r papers please r-pyF
CASSELL-DsrsrtsI rri= r.Ia rr SATURDAY. June
1907. at 30 oci0cs ELIZABETH A. CAS-
SELL widow e George T. Css--ll and the slI-
es- daughter 0f th- late Eli Davis
FuuTI win take place fam lrr ls-a residence
~ Eighth street northwest. Nr-5sr June T.
ST 8 p. m- Friends respectfully invited 90 al
tend lursmrut private.
CRANE-At his home in jamestown. y. Y. Fri
day June =. i71-. ALEXIS CRANE
Funeral services AZ 4 O'Clock June d. A. James
town y. \.
DALY-or FRIDAY. JUNO 2. 5- .I5 r. n.
RALPH. bel17rd and eldest child Cf Frank ard
Margaret r. la'~ .ree Spsdsu.. iu The tenth
year RI hi, aEc.
Funeral from his PARENTS residence TsF F---.H
street northwest. on Monday Irre TO- al $50
q. m. thence 70 The Imma-7la-e Conception
Church, where mass viii he said fer the rrpr=e
rf his soul 8t 2 O'Clock Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited 20 attend
MEEHAN-On Friday June =. 1907. at a. m.
MARGARET, the beloved wife e Patrick Nee
han.
Funeral from her late residence rs Seventh street
southwest on Monday az $50 q. m, thence %
ST. D1miuics Church. where solemn requiem
mass VIII be sung for The rsUcse Cf her soul.
Relatives and friends invited,
NICHOLS-Ertered into rest IN Friday june T.
1877. J. ESTELLE NICHOLS. daughter Of the
late Jennie N Nichols
Notice o. funeral hereafter.
PHILIPpI-Ou Friday June :. 1907 AZ il.i5 q. N.
NART1LpE PHLIPTI. beloved sister rf lose
pliue Rrod. IN the siyty-se7enth year cf her age
Funeral from the residence q her niece Mrs.
day. June TO- az Q q. n. thence 20 S. Patnsk's
Church, where requiem mass viii he said In
tcrment in Mount Oiivet Cemetery, Relatives
and friends invited 70 attend,
SCOTT-On Thursday June g. 1907. az his residence.
: Myrtle street northeast. at us T. m JOHN
b. SCOTT husband Of Sallie Dulany Scott
Funeral Monday, June %. q. m. from s.. AlO-
ysius Church. Relatives and friends iuve-l
SHAW
MILITARY ORDER or THE LOYAL LEGION
OF THE UNITED STATES
CQmmandery n the District of Columbia
City Of Washington June O. 1907.
The death Of Companion JOHN WASHINGTON
SHAW. First Lieutenant. L. S. Volunteers az
Yorktown, Virginia. on the 9Th instant is announced
to the Commandcry.
Funeral services at which the attendance Of Con
pani0ns is requested will be held az the Arlington
National Cemetery on Monday. 10Th instant, az
The Insignia Of tie Order viii be w1rn.
By command Of
Brevet g-Genl. NJ W. Woodruff. Z. s. Vol.
Commander
". 7. HUXFORn
Recorder
THOMPSON-Entcred into rest Friday. June :.
l9f at f.j9 D. IN. at George Washington Uni
vcrsity Hospital. ROBERT BOWIE beloved
brother Of Rev. Enoch VI. Thompson.
Funeral from Pro-Cathedral Twelfth street and
Massachusetts, avenue. Monday 70 30 a. m In
tement in Oak Hill Cemetery
VAN TASSEI-E Entered into rest. on FRIDAY June
7, 1907. az 40 a. m, CORA, beloved daughter ct
Hannah Van Tassel.
Funeral Monday June TO- at y. m.. from resi-
deDce III Pennsylvania ayellIe northwest Friends
invited lntement Wirate
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
L. s. Dept n Agriculture. Weather Bureau
M.sL-r-t.- -rtn--LrL I'm. 5 Lar--s n N

L.
Washington Saturday June l17-S y n.
The weather iu the Ohio and Mississippi valleys
thc Lake region and the Middle Atlantic States has
cleared iu the lst tuerts-fr- h1rrs. and the min
area uov covers the D8kr-a7 the Middle R0cky
Mountain region ard Tennessee. The temperature
has not changed materially
High temperatures crUtiHue from The Caroliuas
westward 70 New Mexico. in the north, however
sbnomaIy law temperatures Tor the season prevail.
The weather Sunday wi'l DO generally fair IN the
central valleys and eastern districts except that
showers are probable o0 Che S1H'h Atlantic coast
showers are also probable in rhe Dak0tas and the
western portion uf the Upper Mississippi VALLEY also
in the Rocky Mountain region. Monday viii bH t5lr
in the East ard South. bTt showers are probable m
the Rocky Mountain region and the upper and mid.
die Portions of the Mississippi Valley
Temperatures in the LAKE region and The North
eastern States viii not change materially.
The winds along the Ncv England and Middle At
lautic coasts viii be light 20 fresh uo-tber,v. rD
the South Atlantic coast light % fresh srUthve=t-
frlv. On the East Gulf coast Light ru'bclv; The
West Cult coast fresh s0Uthsszterly, on the Lower
lakes light and variable; on tic. Upper Lakes light
and variable becoming uCrthesstsrl.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
unoI. nrirers Wnnt Increase.

A petition was forwarded to the Com
mfssioners from the hack drivers in this
CITY. asking that the rates be increased
owing TO the excessive cost of feed and
the maintenance Of horses and vehicles.
It was requested that the following prices
he charged: 81 an hour for two people.
SIS an hour for three people, and - cents
a trip for fifteen squares or more for one
or two persons. This is an average in
crease of . cents. The matter was re-
ferred to Maj. sylvester for consideTa-
tiOn.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Rov Caught at York. Pn.

Paul Miller. fourteen years old, who
ran away from his home. 126 D street
northwest, several weeks ago. was
taken into custody at York. Pa. yes
terday. A telegram was received at
police headquarters from the York
authorities. saying that the boy was
there and would be held, pending the
arrival Of someone 70 bring him back
10 this city. His relatives were noti-
fed. and the lad will probably be
brought back tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Local Temperature.

Midnight 81 ? a. M. IS; a. m. 81; a. m, 81
a. NJ. Sc 10 a me-, 50, u noon, 50; D. m-. 81;
D. M. g; G T. m., s.; =, M, 81; 10 p. IA, 81
Maximum. Is minimum, s..
Relative humdity-8 a. m, 81; g. H.. s., p.
M r. Rainfall S p m. 20 p M, 05l. Hours
Of sunshine 81 Per cent of possible sunshine. s..
Tcmreutue same date last year-Nlaximum. 76
minimum c.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
roint for the Ahyertiser-

newspaper that goes into the
homes is the newspaper that brings
advertising results. More people
here by thousands are reading The
Washington Herald than ever be-
fore read a morning newspaper at
the Ca<ital.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
MOVEMENTS OF vEssELs-Th. following move. Re.

MOVEMENTS OF yESSELS-The following move.
rrl--7 # vessels were reported 20 the Bureau Of
Navigation
A--rgI-Iuns 6. Arsthusa a. Boston. June Z.
Pisr4rag~l. a. Chef10. Wolverine. % LHdnston.
Mich. Plmrrr Porraiz7. shark. Nina, s'1 70
--rar ~ NAVY Yard. New York; Hannibal, ~
HAMPTON Roads. Connecticut. Maine. Missouri.
Louisiana Virginia. Georgia. Rhode Island. Ne"
Jersey Alabama. Illinois kCararse hentucSfr
orso Indiana Iowa. Minnesota. Tennessee,
Washington HulI stewart WhTuple lr1Ttun.
ard Wr.dru NJ Hampton Road. H0DSirs az
Nr~f-rt. June s. Chicago. at Pom Angeles.
Ssflr5-Iura g. Tacoma. from Guantanamo i7r
Narr Yard. New York IHne E, Dcs Noines.
f--m Cfrrfuegr- lr- Boston, Helena. from Annoy
f-- Shanghai. Hannibal from Newport News io-
HAMPTON Roads: Denver and Cleveland. from
,;srr4rtar for Pur said june g Pennsylvania
and MARYLAND. from Yokohama for Chef0o. Chat
+a-orrs from Shanghai frr Chefco; Chicago,
from PR Angeles jr- Rgrmert0r.
Paul Jones ordered placed Ont Of commission AZ
Navv Yard Mare Island. Perry ordered commits
STONED NJ Navy Yard. Marc Island. 70 replace
Paul Jones in Fourth Torpedo Fcula.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Releases I25.eoo Acres.

proclamation was signed By the
President yesterday throwing back
into the public domain 125. 500 acres Of
land in Carbon County. Mont, from
the Pryor Mountain forest reserve.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Nnvy Orders.

lien, T. p. IARIMER. detached Paul Jones 20
command Pens
r---.rrs NJ S DAVIS and z. A. SWANSON, de-
rsrhrd Paul Jones 20 Perry
,li5sH.rrar g.. D. PTGH ta Washington
2'5ssa.--rar r. g. GROSS. % Tennessee
Garr-T W. CARROLL. retired, 20 Navy Yard. New
NH-..
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Tide Table.

To-day-Hgh tide. 655 q. m. and 732 p m; low
tide C O. m. and l:i3 p N.
Tomorrow High tide, u a. m. and SI2 p. m
low tide 80 a. H. and PA p. nj.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Tcmnerntnres in Other cities.

Temperatures in other cities, together with the
amount of rainfall, for the twelve hours ended at
p m. yesterday, are as follows;
D..
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
FIGHT NOT GIVEN UP
Government Planning Pros
eCutiOn of Hartman.
CRIMINAL SUIT IMPOSSIBLE

Evidence in Hand Regarded as SUI
hcient Ground for Civil Proceed
inEs on Charge OF Combination in
Restraint of Trade-LittIe Attention
Is Paid TO the other Gases.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Whole Bill Issue Destroyed.

Uncle sam is au easy loser. lie re-
Gently made a Iot Of 10000 bills, and
just because a word was misspelied,
they were all destroyed, and an with
out Uncle sam even as much as wjnkius
an eye. This was several weeks ago.
hut tie public was never Jet into the
secret. Uncle sam is not strong on Les.
ting the public know his secrets. and
especially when he has made mistake.
The bills were printed at the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing and as is
the usual custom, transferred 20 the
Treasury Department to be numbered
and signed This was accomplished
ana quite 2 number Of these bills
which the ordinary rerson never sees
I'm an ordinary lifetime, We're put oA
the market Then the typographical
error so to speak. was discovered
Uncle Sam got real busy Within a
few DAYS most of the little keepsakes
were returned to the Treasury and en-
tered the big machine where nothing
ever comes out whole.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
PLUMBERS STILL OUT
Local No. ) Journeymen Can
not Work Tomorrow.
NULLIFIES RECENT AWARDS

Further CompIIcates Labor Situation,
that Has Unsettled Building Con-
Many Jobs-TotaI Number Affected
Now About Seventy-five.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
HAVE YOU A $4,000 BILL?
All Notes Of Such Denomination
Will Be Called In.
Action Taken To Protect Uncle sam
as Result of sI73,OOO Theft from
Chicago Subtreasury.

II you have any $4,000 bills lying
around in your pockets or bureau draw
ers. you'd better cash them as the issue
Of that denomination Of the present day
is to be called in This action has been
decided upon owing to tho fact that
fourteen Of the said $1,000 bills were
among those which vanished IN Chicago
last winter when tho sum Of A73"9 dis
appeared as II by magic from the sub
treasury. Charles H. Treat Treasurer
Of the United States. made known these
facts in an address last evening at the
University CIub.
Mr. Treat talked on "Gl.mpscs into the
United states Treasury" lie said that ug
trace Of the fortune stolen In Chicago
had ever been found. lie intimated,
however without saying whether they
were still in the employ of the govern
ment, that some Of the officials might
know something Of the whereabouts Of
the money. the disappearance of which
has been battling Uncle Sans Secret
Service men Tor months.
I'm addition 10 the fourteen $1,000 bills
which disappeared. there were also s'S
5000 bills in the stolen package. The
larger denominations are the only ones
. that are 20 be called in on this account
/ however This action is taken 30 protect
Uncle sam. As soon as the Treasury De
partmeut makes this move. u Will prob.
ably authorize another issue 20 take The
place NJ those Withdrawn.
MI Treat explained the workings of The
Treasury Department 20 certain extent
/ telling of its intrj1acies and the mlsappre
tensions tile people in general have ot
/ this particular branch Of the government
Most people he said. imagined that
money was Withdrawn from the United
States Treasury by order Of the Secre
tary of that department when. as mat.
ter of fact. this is accomplished only b}
order cf fHa Treasurer
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Must go Over Testimony.

The conclusion was reached that the
matter Of the charges against Mr.. Harri-
man required the most careful considera-
tioH, and that in order 10 reach a definite
determination it would be necessary to
have all the evidence compiled and mi
nutely examined by the proper authori-
ties. The compilation VIII be undertaken
by the Interstate Commerce Commission,
which viii submit Il report to the con-
siderat.cn Of the Attorney General Willie
the opinion following tho con:e. .ence ap-
pears TO be that the Hartman combiGa-
tions viii not DE brought into the courts,
except in one case it is by no means
certain that this opinion will not be re-
versed.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-09

MEEHAN-0n FRIDAY june T. 1907 ar a. m.
MARGARET, the beloved wife q Patrick Nee
han
Funeral from her late residence rs Seventh street
southwest On Monday az $50 n., thencs %
s.. Umi1ics Church. where solemn requiem
mass VIII be sung fr- the reVcse Cf her soul
Relatives and friends invited
Graham guardian., 1907-04-19
Ruling as 10 Asylum Patients

With view of reducing to a
minimum the number of patients
committed to the territorial asylum
for the insane near Phoenix from
the different counties in future,
DR.. Ray Ferguson, superintendent
of that institution, has issued a
circular letter to all probate judges
in the territory, of which the fol
lowing is part:
"Section | makes it necessary
for two physicians to examine and
certify to the lunacy of person
before the commitment is valid.
"Section 8 empowers the board
of control to adopt forms Of com
mitment and to regulate the ad-
mission to the asylum"
The board has acted on this by
adopting the present form of com
mitment blank, wherein the ex'
amining physicians are made to
certify that the case is not one of
idiocy, imbecility, simple feeble
ness of mind or delirium trcmens
the rule being that the above are
not proper cases for treatment at
this institution.
Graham guardian., 1907-04-19
Precedent Established

When the territorial prison is
removed from Yuma to Florence
there will be one prisoner who
cannot set up the plea that he was
sentenced to serve his term at
Yuma, and nowhere else, and he
is Francisco Martinez, who was
sentenced yesterday to term of
ten years in the institution named
says the Nogales Oasis.
In pronouncing sentence upon
Martinez, Judge Nave stated that
the defendant shall serve in the
TERRITORIAL prison "wherever it may
be now or hereafter located in the
territory of Arizona" That fixes
the matter so the prisoner may be
removed with the prison without
any question,
Judge Nave announces his in
tentiop of making all sentences he
pronounces hereatter to read iu the
same way. Should all Of the
judges adopt the same practice
there will be many In the prison
who will be subject to removal
anyhow, when the time comes for
removal. As il will be many
months before the new prison will
be ready for the reception of con-
victs 1t may be considered doubt
ful whether the objection that has
been raised can prove very ma
teral.
Graham guardian., 1907-04-19
"PneumOnia'S Deadly Work

had so seriously affected my right
lung," writes Mrs. Fannie Connor,
of Rural Route No. l., Georgetown,
Tenn, "that i coughed continuous
ly night and day and the neigh
bors' prediction = consumption
seemed inevitable, until my hus-
band brought home bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery, which in
my case proved to be the only
real cough cure and restorer of
weak sore lungs" When all other
remedies utterly fail, you may still
win in the battle against lung and
throat troubles with New Dlscov.
cry, the real cure. Guaranteed by
all druggists, SOC. and Sl00. Trial
bottle free.
Graham guardian., 1907-04-19
A Promising District

The Tucson Daily Star Of Satur.
day says:
"There is very promising min
ing district located in the Aravaipa
Canyon region. This mineral sec
ton has long been known for its
large lead and silver veins as vel
as copper groupings. The dis
tance from railroad transportation
has kept these mines from public
view, but nevertheless they are
there and the immensity of thu
veins and the richness of much Of
the ore are now beginning to at
tract attention. The future of this
district will soon attract notoriety
which will be followed by large
productionof mineral wealth"
Graham guardian., 1907-04-19
documents Filled for Record

Following is list of documents
filed for record at the County seat
and compiled by Abstracter Fred
Dysart; o
ppprlte Copper Co files proof of
labor op 22 claims ip Copper Mt
district,
J Ernest Gray to clifton Invest.
ment Go, bill Of sale, $40; 3 dwell
ings In Clifton on a g Cos lot
No. l66 acres
J Ernest Gray TO r Il and Joe Y
Deck to Clifton Investment Cu,
bill of sale, SO; bldg in Clifton on
A G Cos lot No l6l IL.
ii B Killeier and wife to J A
Hildreth, deed, 800; l.2cintrn LOT
90 san Francisco twns. "
Graham guardian., 1907-04-19
This space Belongs TO the 81. Joseph
Stake and | D S Academy
Proposed Railroad Extension

Douglas, Ariz., April l6.-To
G. A. Overlook, Of this city, Col.
Epes Randolph, of the s. P, has
made the unqualified declaration
that the s. P. will build the Yaqui
river extension into Douglas.
He also assured Mr.. Overlook,
who recently acquired an immense
timber tract 40 miles southeast of
here, that he will build a branch
to the timber lands and will have
it in operation as soon as Over
locks mills are ready.
The S. P. is also negotiating for
warehouse site in Auga Prieta.
Graham guardian., 1907-04-19
Valuable Books on File Here

EDITOR GUARDIAN: The forest
supervisor of the Mount Graham
National Forest has received the
following publications from the
Forester, compiled by the Depart
ment of Agriculture:
Diseases of the Horse.
Diseases Of Cattle.
Any persons deslrous of consult
ing the above books vii! be well
come to do so, Supervisors office,
Stafford.
Very respectfully,
HAROLD MARSHALL,
Forest Supervisor, Mount Graham
National Forest.
Graham guardian., 1907-04-19
Why

have torid liver when Herbine,
the only liver regulator will help
you? There is no reason why you
should suffer from dyspepsia, con,
stipation, cbllls and fever or any
liver complaints, when Herbine
will cure you. F. G. Waite, West
vile, Fla, writes: 81 was sick for
a month with chills and fever, and
after taking two bottles Of Herbine
am we'll and healthy "
Sold by Stafford Drug Co., SAT-
ford; Thatcher Drug Store, Thatch-
er; Frank Cluff, Pima.
Graham guardian., 1907-04-19
Rheumatic Pains Relieved

B. f. Crocker, Esq, now "a
years of age and for twenty years
J ustice of the Peace at Martins.
burg, Iowa, says: 81 am terribly
afflicted with sciatic rheumatism
in my left arm and right hip. |
have used three bottles of Chamb.
erlain's Pain Balm and it did me
lots of good" For sale by Stafford
Drug Co.
Graham guardian., 1907-04-19

X s'l1o's : h' 4. h'sSs s;s,,s 10; melting 's' E;
Saturday evenings on or
before the full moon, each
month. Sojourning brethern COR
daily invited,
f. r. PATTERSON, W. M.
7. s. BUNCH. Secretary
Graham guardian., 1907-04-19
Those breeding by season, have
privilege, if mares should not preg
nate, of returning them for the fol-
lowing season.

These imported stations, were approved by the
French Government to stand for service in France
With large size and very heavy bone, they posses
in an extraordinary degree the high finish and
wonderful activity which has made the Percheron
the most noted of all draft breeds throughout the
world Their pedigree like their individual merits
are the very best that can be found in France.
Their ancestors, on both Sires and Dams sides
being among the most noted prize winners and
breeders in that country. With such splendid in
dividual merit and strong breeding, they are GER
tain to sire the sort of horses that always COM
mand the highest prices on the market.
GuA VALLEY PERCHERON) BREEDERS ASSO, Own