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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
CT komr1t CT kumuat
9nlfe fir Sic Kranecn
Der beriibmte 9euti6 : amerifanii9e
Bnt 9prinns-9nktnr. .
pr, gamitag Den s., Sani, 1909.
,IstHer speeiaIif:inlSer ssPansluns aner Gtrsnifdbsn
1iramtbsitsn BEL lldnmsr MnS fraaen.

J 2ieIer AReifer Specialize miro an Obeneenannteu Sltum ieinen
6. reeelnnBisen Beiudb in unierer Snht modem, umb aaen bic bel
/ ibm ouriprehen, ireie Combination uub llnteriuhune unb freie ges
b~anbfune ~aepdbren, unb nr 8ereituna fhr 0eoiSin berebnen
tuenn ibr eud1 entittieBt bel ibm in drstlihe 8ebanolune 81 treten.
8ieier Spitur ninmt feline Sale in Bebauoluna Gle linn unbeis
bar %erIbeinen.
pabt ihr euren 8uhanb iomeit uernahidHtgt Dab ir %rnbeilbar
ieo, mirb Der 9ottor "a euh Dbne &idbalt inaen.
2beert nidt oieien punberbaren ARarn 5u beiuhen. einerlei ne
1 long ober aft eusr 9eiben; ieu 9eutida' ameritaniid3 pot Spring
auripiem mag grade bas ieu uos ihr N6thie babt, uo es fofei,
cub nibts TIN su beiuben uno es ed ertlaren 81 lDfen. Or bat
| p~upoeruoue elsftriide uno anbere Snfrum.nte weldbe i'm ~befahiaen
ben SIP Der Rrartbett ~ fnoen uno gu turiren, einerlei rie LANCE
oisiefbe e%eoauert. Siele uetde iton bic 5Ofnuns auf @efunoans
nufaeeeben, nurben iurirt burd os aroBe 8eutkt Nmerifaniide
Dot SprlnaS auripfem pelhes nibt ieIneS 9leidben bat in Der
8ebanbtnna a1er daruuiiheu a%rantbeien.
Der 0oitor Bebanoett Sober, Sers, WRaeen, aderen, Reruen uo
Btuttrantbeiten; llnueroaufibteit, U urntaia, &beumatismu', in
ieoer 5Orm. 5n0enoe arnntheit, Settnafen, aropf, Banouurn,
Gaubbeit, ihwadbe uno mebe Nu9en, SsihUlre uub pfens 8ene,
Griem, uertDrene NRnnnbaret uno @nerate, nadtlihe &miiiDnen
bel iunaeu uno Mauneru i'm niuleren Utter u. 4. NJ.
Der 8uttpr belt pUftiu Bride, Samorbioen bebanoelt ebenfansI
Briulttrantbeteu bel aRauuern uuo 5raueu. Grludbt pUrsueS
ueHe Bale pef1e burd1 a~ep6bnlidbe Wetbtoen riht eeheitl iuerben
tonnten.
8eriebt es nt1t BET linn uorsuiprehen.
Office i'm gSbite pUuIe potef. 9erm ann, WD,
Sarttae Sen 5. Jmnt,
5tunben ppm 9 bis IL 8urmtttn8S.
3 Radmittoes.
$50 Nadts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
&cniefciten ans @ihOnri.

SIN ben SdIadtb0ien 5u &anias
Gitp brad an 10. Wtai eil 8euer
ans, in pel6em no Maultbiere mn.
famen. Wfateriali6aoen etrpa $780,
600.
0as Staatsobergeri6t beltatiete
geItern bie gntideiOlng 6es SreIs-
gerifts 5u BopIar Bluff in Dem Satlt
oes &edtSanpaItes 6reo 9. @eb.
barot, Der luegen ltnteridlagltng bon
$29.25 81 5mei Sabren 3lt6tbaus
nerIrtbeilt muroe.
Gtaats Sefretdr Cornelius
Roa6, Der m1breno Der Iesten Cant
payne &artert ~austbeiIte, auf Der 8
&tnoer abgebil0et tparen nit ueber.
I6rift: yNerm @rinDe, ipesbalb Sic
Tiir unieren Rapa ittnrmen iOllten",
miro IN 3rfmft iein Wotto urnalt.
bern miiiiet, Oenn feline Satin bot
i'm am IA. os. nit 9tr. 10, einen
&nabeu, beIdenft.
Der S4nell3ug $50. IA Der
Chicago & alton 9abn, Der aauiaS
Str I'M S.15 Morgens ON Is. os.
p%erlaiien, 9erietb IN Der gt1be BON
Sbeiia III Safapette COUNTY aus Dem
8eIciie urlo Die lebte Gar, in Der
iidl iaIt albe 8aIiadiere 0es 3uaeS
befnnOen Ifiir5te I'M, ipobei an Die so
Gaiiagtere perlett puroerl, inter De-
nen etli6e &aiiagiere i6tuer.
6apete. Sn Die @obnmg
bon 6rml 9. S. Iqega brad Mitt.
nod firth gegen @itterna6t ein gte-
ger eirL uelder 6rau IQega uno
ibre Sodter nit einem grpBen Ntei.
fer beorobte- 3piiden Dem Gill
BREEDER uilb ben bei0en 6rauen ent.
ipann lif) elm &f. in oeiIen Ser.
Iaui Srau glega linn oas Meller
entuanO, porauf Ger Sfpar3e urter
|; 3uriitlaiiung Oes Meiiers urlo iei'
mes Suites Die Slubt ererifi- 6rall
) Ilega glaubt, ie babe bent Giubret'
CT oerpuuoet,
. &oua. Ser &e9er &idart
0upee, mel6er mebr oils oreiBig
4 Sabre Sanitnr Der HatiormL 8anf IN
4 &olla mar, mlo oieielbe StelIe bel
4 Ser 8olIa Stantshdnf Iett tbrer Or
A %ganiiatinn i'm Sabre 1894 befleihete
3 nltroe au ieinem 9egrGbniB oaourd
3 seebrt, oaB idmmtlife 8anfinititutC
n1bren0 Der 3eit DER 8eeroi9uuG
IbloiIep 9upee wuroe Dor SO Sab
rem in 2pnhburg gehoren unb tan
. oils Sflnpe nnh NfiiIiiiippi, Set
4 Dem 8iirgerfriege iuobute SCr Scr,
4 Itorbene IN &olln. Die Softer, oes
4 8egrdbniIies trllgen Die beioer
= 9anfinititute, bel beneit er 10 lal1gI
4 3eit aearbeitet bat. Samntltt
a 9anfbemmte unierer Staot parel
. gum @eerGbniB antneieno.
. -llniere Sager uno Slider mil
. len Jest nieber ibr alle 5tpei Sabr
= Acknowledgements Benium lernell
. rl1luli6 oos tlpiie Slid. uno Sagl
- geiet, 9asielbe lit bereits in &rnt
IS . eetreten, bo es nit elmer 9rtnglif
% fcits.&lauiel perieben mar. 9as III
iee ldreibt Dor. aoB feiB 8ilo per
y faltit werhen bari unto Bob gsieularl
y obne Si5ens gum Saaen bas Ret
81 81 bot, ails9enommen 8alobeiiser, noe
% % dc al,f ibrem eigenea 2anae obu
% 9isenS iasen oiirfen. Sie 2i3en
90 90 fir bas Saaeu i'm eigenen Count
toitet 81, bod gibt Sieie giemorloel
Oas &edt, in ben ei%ugcaGlmtten Wa
60 ouftaen eines anoeren Dos 8ilo
"a perfolgen, 8ir meroelt oieles nel
ss @eiet in naditer 3eit ndber b
5s leuhten.
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1antiaauna..

gDir iiatten ~uaieren inni9jtea Sanf ob
aOen bic ms 10 biilfreid, aur Settle itanoen
bel ben 0erluit unieres 9etieben Sobnden,
glilion. Gbenials Sans ben Sabrtudtra'
aern unb Iiir bic piclsn Shun,enipenoen NIT
neld,en bus ainoletn besbrt puroe. eben
iaaS Danf 9etru YaROr Sd>enf iiir leine an
Ser3en eebenoen Sr~Dltporte.
Die traueruben Stern
Seinri IN 9.eaemann uno Sattin
unb Seid)Wiiter.
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mihsntIihrr. alarAtbfrldt.
HERMANN STAR MILLS.

8eisen. 20pofitdt.
BeiSen, 8 Hualtdt.
Mebl, per. Sod, l.. Qua iiat..
Mebl, per Sad. 2. Qualitdt..
&DrnmsAt. per 100 Bfuno -.
&leie, per 100 9iunb ........
ebipsitDfb per 100 Biune,,"
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Mbbel gu o~erthpien.

N5bel uuo 0ous9erdtbIdlaiten bic bis
Fl,m l.. Suni p%ertauit l,in miiien, Iino in
Capt. Sermann's @obmnns gu btieben.
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Woodruff

Nad,rut ON %unieren inni9it seIiebtcn Sohi
uno 9ruoer Milion BeSemann, aepiomt
BON GlterR ". Sid)wiiier.
Ter giume 9Ieih odl ipie 10 irab
Yra6 oid) bic ireue 0anoi
@r brad) iie nidt, er pHdn5te ie
yiur IN etn beieres 2ano.
Du waiii elm 2ieblins unier aler
ruo ociner Gltern 9robe Sreuo;
Du uarit Az idon bel ms al bleiben
dunn nuBteIt Du our Gwisseit.
Gnoli6 halt ou ~iiberitanoen
Wand)e Id1iuere, barte Stnnoen;
Wdnd)en 1a9 unb mund1e 9tadit
SaIt BIZ in Sd,mer3cu 5nsebraht.
@einenb lesen mir Did, nieoer
sSR oeiu titles Sdlafsemadt
NiemalS tebrt ou Az ms pieoer
Daruin ipeinen mir Dir nad.
God, eS lddGsi fix nnS bic Stunoe
Wo mir bid einlt rpieoerlebni
Wenn pereint gum idDniten 9unbe
@ir ror SoiteS 1brone itebn..
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Mutton.

l,nteraeidlneicr miro aui Ieiner farm 3
"n"ilsH melt bon Drafe, am
0siitoa INN II mir HfR,d2tsa,y, II d,sO9r
lid,er MUTTON ioIsenoes perIonlid,e Gi9ek'
ihum an ben 8ieitbietenien o%ertauicn:
l neuer sormiuo9en, l Su99p, I SraS'
mdber, / Ssnred)en, / Sddielma'dine e.
ne Bnrtie 9anbol3, II. {. NJ. Gbeniaus
5ouSs unb 9iidnen9srdthe.
geoinsunaen: aae Summeu bis au ST
gaar; rir eummen iiber S. ,pirb elm 8reoi
bon 12 Wonoien beniniat se9en Yote mi
'Sidterbeit.
Solie es an oiciem Sane re9nen. ttnoe
Der gerisuI an iolseuoen Gage itatt
Miatam d. olanb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21

gu oerfaufen.
Gas iriibere Sedmonn'id,e g9ohuhaas unn
g Gotten on Der ,peit 9. strabe.
NGberes bel
SRI, 9 a Silber.
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geras gtoats 2ano.

Der Gtaot bat Wlilicnen gder 2anb au
D ~srtouien, 81 so bus So 90 per alder, nur
elm pier3isitel boar, Reit in Az Sabren 6abt'
bar 3 pro cent Gins, S12.O0 fur 100
ader gu S12 90 per glder. Bette 9ele9en.
belt, Suites Sormlano. Sdlidt so cents
fir 1909 9lad)neis BUD, neuem StaatSse'
fes nno @eihreibuns bes 2anoeS.
). !. Snpoer,
Sdool 2ano 2ocotor,
ia 9te ct.
gluitin, SeraS.
ReiereuS, eIuftin Rational 9ant.
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fsarul gu u~ertaufen.

Meine Sarm 8 Weilen Iaolid9 bon Ger
mann uno s MeiIen iiiopeIt BON Berger, an
Der SSort 9eleaen, 1T Su p~ertauien, Dieielbe
beItebt aus 100 lin SenS) 9tden rpnnon 20
gder flar iino; jnnocr Sbitaorten, 1Setn'
BERG. TiebenbeS sDaiier tnob ME trnden)
aut Dem plase, Gin 9uies WofmbapS, Stnl
lung ~. 10
ylGbereS bel
aarI, ulrttub.
81. Z. d. @ermanh We.
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W1bden @erlanat.

NGoden oerlanst fir alIaemeine SauS.
arbeit iir SamiI in einem rSSlat~. aobn
SIS unp 9utes Sem,
Srau e b. Seiin Td'e,
19I1larienai Ctr.
ct. CONS $40.
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Ilrue gilenbabn 3rit-
gabear
" q d. . e m 8 # { n.

" d. D e IN Oien.
Ho. 22 Accommodation 2.23 @adm.
{ 8aiaalersug, oalt cut
Sipna,........2 SO Nnhm.
8 @oiisaa....... 1853 Nbenos
a. Yohaaiersu9. Ago Woraen
8S 2ocol 6raftsua 20 Worgen
Rad be m 8 e It e n.
SO .2l Accommodations 1888 To-m.
SOhjua.
5 EaTaBlrtSas...2.2S 0ah.
mtttaass
8 ~Eafaatersue 1910 Rahts
81 9Ueul Sradt3ua 1880 @aa.
mittos.
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edaten Set.

Das am Iesten Sonntag Hadmtt'
iao in Soeriters Grope abgebalte1e
Sriibiabrs 8reisidieBen oes bielt'
gen Sdiibenoereins, NOR bon oerl
idoulten 8etter begiinitigt. giele
8eluder bon Staot uno 2anb bat
ten iid) eingefnnoen.
5olgeno lit Dos &eiultot oeS
ShieBens:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

S6 perbieie baS GoIenied,en auf meinen
Gotten on Der 3 unb WoIbinston Strabe
btnter sGnSsS irrs itperoe 5utpieoerban'
Gaiper2eiba d.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23
Kansas city
Stock Yards
April 10, 1909.

April 10, 1909.
The run of cattle last week was
$4,000 head here, and the market
averaged about steady for the week,
with small rise the first two days
Of the week, which was afterward
lost. Offerings from the West and
Southwest was larger than in recent
weeks, and included Colorado fed
steers at $5.35 to $6.35, Idaho and
Oregon hay fed steers at $5.40 to
$3.50, fed range cows at S4.l0 to
S5.65. Heavy steers are meeting
most resistance from buyers, who
claim there is better outlet for
light cuts of beef, and that they
have difficulty in moving heavy
steers. Run today is 10000 head,
steers steady, she stuff and stockers
and feeders firm. Some of the
Lockhart steers sold today at $500,
1882 pound, three loads 9S3 pound
feeders from Durango, Colorado at
$5.35, and some high grade 107l
pound feeders from Saguache at
$5.75. Range stockers sell at $4.25
to $40; Panhandle fed steers $5.2
to S5.75; cows and heifers, $3.75 to
$5.40. Some grass steers from
Southern Texas in the quarantine
division, sold here today at $40,
weighing S20 to $50 pounds.
j. A. RICKART,
l.. S. Correspondent.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23
Tnral netus

Mrs. L. A. Moore left Wednesday
morning for Seneca, S. c., where
she will be Joined by Mr.. Moore.
The condition of Mrs. George P.
Jacobson, who has been seriously ill
the past week, remains unchanged
as we go to press.
The Gila Valley Furniture & Hard
ware Store is carrying the large est
stock of hardware, furniture and
household goods in the valley.
J. G. Hill, of South Carolina, who
came here some time ago for the
benefit of his health, has accepted a
position with Bone & Cavness, con-
fectioners.
A. r. Lynch and DR.. j. G. Belt,
representatives from Mt. Graham
Lodge, |. D. o. F., to the Grand
Lodge session at Tucson, returned
home Thursday morning,
Mrs. John j, Birdno and little
daughter, Lorraine, went to Hot
Sttfn9s Hestlse' evthhgS IL atteht
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23
Wedding Bells

Over two hundred guests assem-.
bled at the home of DR.. and Mrs
w. f. Platt, Thursday evening about
eight o'clock, to witness the mar,
riage ceremony between their
daughter, Miss Ethel, and Ernest
Crandall.
The ceremony took place on the
the lawn, which was prettily decor
ated with evergreens and japanese
lanterns.
Promptly at eight o'clock the
happy young couple marched from
the house to a place on the lawn,
where the guests had assembled,
while the strains of Mendelssohn's s
Wedding March waited gently
through the air.
The marriage was performed by
Bishop Welksr, and after the cere-
mony, the bridal couple and guests
went into the house, where a very
pretty musical program was carried
out.
The bride was becomingly dressed
il gown of white silk and lace,
with veil and blossoms. The groom
was dressed in conventional evening
dress.
The program was as follows:
Song, Love Me and the World is
Nine" by Miss Kate Fonda, ac-
companied by Mrs. Nora Clark.
Duet, When the Evening Breezes
Sigh Home, Sweet Home" by the
Misses Fonda.
Violin Solo, First VIOLIN" by
Alice Morris, accompanied by Miss
Lille Morris.
Recitation, "Ostler Joe," by Mrs.
George Birdno.
Song, Your Mother" by Miss
Jessied Birdno.
Quartette, Sweet Genevieve,"
by the Misses Fonda, E. S. Davis
and Byron Smith.
Upon the conclusion of the first
part of the program, delightful re-
freshments, consisting of sandwiches,
coffee, chocolate, ice cream and cake
were served. Each guest also re-
ceived a small package, tied with
silk ribbon, and containing a piece
of the wedding cake.
The happy bride was the recipient
of many beautiful presents of silver
ware, china, bronze, linens and
household articles.
The GUARDIAN joins with their
many friends in wishing them a
happy welded life.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23
Brick A Failure;
New Building Delayed

Owing to the soil being unfit for
the making of brick, which was to
be burned at DR.. Platt's place on
the Thatcher road, the contract has
fallen through. This will cause a
delay in the erection of the building
for the new furniture store on
Tenth street, which was contracted
for by the Olney-Ijams Furniture
Co. A new contract for the brick
needed will be let at an early date.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23
The Scouts Revenge"
A Grand Success

A large audience greeted the per-
formance by the Stafford Dramatic
Club of the melo-drama, entitled:
The Scouts Revenge, in Todd S
Hall last Saturday evening. The
play was given for the benefit of
the Odd Fellows Home and netted
snug sum for that worthy object.
The music was furnished by the
Stafford Concert Band, under the
leadership of Sidney Mashbir.
The play was a great success, the
members of the dramatic Club who
took part, going through their char
acter parts like professionals, and
giving a much better and cleaner
performance than many travelling
companies that have visited the val
ley this season.
The club has another new play
which it intends to give in the near
future.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23
RHEUMA ATISNI

More than nine out of every ten
cases of rheumatism are simply
rheumatism of the muscles, due to
cold or damp weather or chronic
rheumatism. In such cases no in
ternal treatment is required. The
free application of Chamberlain S
Liniment is all that is needed, and
it is certain to give quick relief.
Give it a trial and see for yourself
how quickly it relieves the pain and
soreness. Price, 25 cents; large size,
so cents. Sold by Stafford Drug Co.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23
New Manager at
Foster Mercantile Co.

D. M. Simpson, who was in busi-
ness here several years ago, and
later went to Bisbee and took a
position with the Copper Queen Co.,
resigned his position with that COM
pany, and has accepted the position
of assistant manager of the J. M.
Foster Mercantile Co., and will have
full charge of the grocery depart
ment.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23
OBJECT TO STRONG MEDICINES

Many people object to taking
strong medicines usually prescribed
by physicians for rheumatism. There
is no need of internal treatment in
any case of muscular or chronic
rheumatism, and more than nine out
of every ten cases of the disease are
of one or the other of these varieties.
When there is no fever and little (if
any) swelling, you may know that it
is only necessary to apply Chamber
lain's Liniment freely to get quick
relief. Try it. For sale by Stafford
Drug Co.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23
SO|OmOnvi||e-C Coronado
Stage Line
BEN r. CLARK, Prop. WILL CLARK, Mgr
STAGE EVERY MORNING FROM SOLOMON
VILE AND CORONADO CONNECTS WITH
6. v. @. & N. AND A. & N. M. TRAINS
EASY STAGES, GOOD TEAMS
AND CAREFUL DRIVERS.
First Publication April 2s-at
Ectica 10 Creditors

In the Probate Court of Graham
County, Arizona Territory.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned administrator of the
estate of Nina F. Simpson, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against said deceased.
to exhibit them, with the proper
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice to
said administrator at the store of
The Foster Mercantile Co., in the
town of Stafford, Graham County.
Arizona, the same being the place
for the transaction of said business
in Graham County, Arizona.
Dated this the 10th day of April.
1909, d. M. SIMPSON,
Administrator.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23

the Norton-Huston wedding, return
ing home Thursday morning.
Others call for SOLWICO BRAND.
Won't you? TT
P. G. Anderson, of Globe, stopped
over Thursday on his way home
from Tucson, and visited at the
home eff Mr.. and Mrs. Petar Andar-
san, leaving for Globe on the even
ing train.
Mrs. Gustafson, Pima's popular
milliner, has on exhibition a large
and very elegant line of Ladies',
Misses and Children's Hats, all of
the latest designs. Also a pretty
line of Shirt Waists, Skirts, Summer
Suits, with neckwear and belts to
match. Tat
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23

tired in a becoming white silk null,
while the groom wore the conven-
tional black. They received many
beautiful and useful wedding gifts.
The bride is daughter of Bishop
Tyler, and is much esteemed for her
modest refinement and genuine
worth. Mr.. Carpenter is an hon
orable, worthy young man, and they
have the best wishes of the entire
community. 80
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23
New Trainer
for the Park

Riley McEuen, of Tucson, arrived
here Wednesday and will take charge
of the training and care of horses at
the fair grounds. Mr.. McEuen has
had many years experience as a
trainer and driver of horses, and
horses put in his charge will receive
the very best of care and attention.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23
First publication April 2s--5t
Notice for Publication
or THE INTERIOR
VI Land once at Phoenix. Arizona,

U. S. Land once at Phoenix, Arizona,
April i6, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that George T. Nc.
Intyre, of Stafford, Arizona who. on May Is,
1907, made Homestead Entry, No $50, Serial
Meridian, has fied notice Of intention to make
Il al commutation proof TO establish claim to
the land above described. before Albert T
Cotton, U. S. Commissioners, at Saford, Arizona,
on the 4th day OF June, 1909.
claimant names as Witnesses:
W Liam J. Hillhouse, George n. Young,
David 8. Rldgewsy aud Daniel I. Hooks, all Of
''''' rsASx II. ri,tSssS, sts%tt4
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23
New B0ffIing Works
To Start in Town

G. E. Oliver & Co., a new Stafford
business firm, has ordered an entire
new up-to-date bottling outfit, which
is expected here by May 1st. This
company has the contract for the
new mineral water, Vito-Zone. and
Will also bottle soda water.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23
Eugene Moss
Killed I'm Texas

Word has been received here that
Eugene Moss, young man who
lived here until recently, and who
was son-in-law of Thomas Kimball,
of Thatcher. was instantly killed
last Sunday afternoon by being
thrown from an outlaw broncho, at
his fathers ranch near Yancey,
Texas.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23
A Healing SaIve for Burns, Chspped
Hands ann Sore Nipples

AS a healing salve for burns, sores,
sore nipples and chapped hands
Chamberlain's Salve is most excel.
lent. 1t allays the pain of a burn
almost instantly, unless the injury is
very severe, heals the parts without
leaving scar. Price, Is cents. For
sale by Stafford Drug Co.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23
LIST publication April 2S-St
Notice for Publication.

US. Land ONCE at Phoenix. Arizona.
April Is, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Frank W. An
drews. of Stafford. Arizona, who, on october Is,
1905 made Homestead Entry, No. II, Serial
os265, for the NV Y sw u, Sec s; N y Sc Y,
and Sc u Sc r. Section 6, Township 9 s..
Range 26 l., G. and s. r. Meridian, has filed
notice OF his intention to max final hye-year
proof, TO establish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before Albert T. Cotton, U. 5. Commits.
sioner, at SANFORD, Arizona, on the 3st day of
May, 1909
Claimant names as witnesses:
lanes Wakefield, Charles Angle, Caleb Angle,
Frank I. PATTERSON. all of SAT- ard, Arizona,
FRANK II. PARKER. REGISTER.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23

Have your Summer Suit made
out of Ed. V. Prices line, We take
your measure and guarantee per-
feet satisfaction. The J. M. Foster
MttcarANs CN
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23
Good Pasture

To let on c. D. Coon's place, just
east of Solomonville. Apply to C.
D. Coon. 8-st
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23
For Sale

House and lot, household goods,
buggy and harness. Apply to this
office. 9-4t
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23
For Sale

New rubber tire buggy. A bar
gain, Apply at this office, s-tf
Graham guardian., 1909-04-23

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Graham guardian., 1909-04-23

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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-19
REAPING BENEFIT
From the Experience Of Anadar-
ko People

We are foi tunate indeed to be able
to profit by the experience of our
neighbors. The uhlic utterances of
Anadarko residents on the following
subjects will interest and benefit
Thousands of our readers. Read this
statement. No oetter proof can be
had.
w. S. Fucker Main and Second
SITS. Anadarko Okla, says: 81 am
obliged to do a great deal of driving
and the constant Earring of the rig
affected my kidneys Ny back was so
lame that after sitting for awhile it
was hardly possible for me to arise
and the operation wa done only with
grest pain. heard so much about
Doan's Kidney Pills that 1 was at
last led to get a box at the City
Drug Store and tried them. | hardly
expe tied that such wonderful relief
would follow. The pains in my back
soon ceased and | was also rid of a
distressing kidney weakness. The
trouble has never returned.
For sale by oil dealers. Price so
cents. Foster. Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-D -Doan' s. and
take no other.