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Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
Esnad's Club Column


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Ihs meeting Of last Saturday viii
sng b remembered BY the club mem
esn e. oae Of especial pleasure.
Ihs unanimous reelection Of our
plesdens and viee-president gave evi-
dmce Of the appreciation Of their
la'lkial services. The other officers
elsetod wsFs as follows:
keordiag Secretary - Mrs. D. o.
Henry.
Corresponding Sesretsry-MrAW ". L.
TutiF.
ffsawFsf Mr.. Z. L. White.
Reporter Miss RE Porter.
As@hen 81 the Board Mrs J. D,
kaliuFd End Mn n. p. Airth.
Ms Bafkvsll's and Miss Wigfeld's
finel at,sztioa % the duties Of the
eAaes u treasurer and recording sec
eiafy, respectively. called forth much
eeuI lnsatary eomment from the club,
sse thsF retirement from Office is a
aaane q genuine regret.
a tgw members. anxious TO show
ihe4 I'VE end appreciation Of our presi-
acni b taagible form. requested Mrs.
u y. Johnzea 10 present her with a
laneh u most exquisite carnations
lsnhlem q purity. This she did in
~ usaal gracious manner, and all who
heard Ihe few heartfelt remarks wished
lasi ne opportunities for hearing Mrs.
loAnsoa lalk were more frequent.
After adjournment a social half hour
sas spent Angel cake and ice-eream
IN tie club eolOr was served BY the
Eoeial eommiltee. While enjoying the
rsirsaAmentt, several members favored
us uiih music.
AnothsF item Of interest was the
suggestion Of a picnic at Bowling Park
fog the club. Il was decided that this
BE- the Saturday after Easter.
RIE PORTER, Reporter.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
SECOND ADVENT CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.

Regular preaching services II a. m.
and Z pm.
Sunday school at 1000 an
Loyal workers ct 800 D. N.
Prayer services Tuesday 100 .. m
JAMES LEE. Pastor
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
NOTICE.

Notice 8 hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED
have associated and DO hereby associste -.
selves together FOX the purpose AZ incorpcrsfiDs
themselves and thair associates IN = boiy politic
and WI attsr the publication az this notice a ~
qliFed 1y &W, On the Soth day AZ April. leo9. an
ply g the Hon. Albert W. Gilehrist. eovernor q
the State Of Florida. for letters patent incoDo.at
lnS them and Their associates under tie followinr
proposed articles Of incorporation the original ii
which Is now on fle in the once az the Secrstsr,
Of State, Tallahassee. Florida.
A LEE HUMPHREYS.
B. w. HELVENSION.
y. e THOMSON
IL HApRETF
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
Notice.

lam writing up the assessment books
for the City of Live Oak and ask that
you, Mr.. Tax Payer, viii see that your
property is properly given in.
S. P. MAYS,
Tax Assessor.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
Card Of Thanks.

| take this method of thanking my
friends and the voters of Live Oak for
tie very aattering vote given me on
Tuesday, j. F. KINKAID.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
Christian Church.

Services at Southern Business Col
lege, Lords Day afternoon, at4O'clOck.
Sermon, The Great Salvation. Come.
and We will try to do you good.
7. A. COX.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
RIE POETER. Reporter.
Fhs Anhs siOek Company in The
starry Flag

Fhe Anhs sioek Company in The
starry Flag
There has been a slight change in the
aais Go he production Of "The Starry
Fag" lasleadvf April 2, as has been
saneuased, ne date win be changed to
sheat Nay lat exact date to be an
nouarea aieF.
NN NJ n Cock. under whose diree-
la sni msnagement the stock CON-
psny uia produce their different plays,
, suing 10 make this attraction the
besi 80 iaE ~ hn,shed acting and cos
iama az euneemed. that has ever WIS.,
rs ilss Oak. The stock company is
b. So theiT aFst play free to the pat
haa q ~ aoditorium, as they want
- peF.a u live Oak to come in a body
s gs 90 themselves if the com
FsaY b noa worthy Of their patronage
~ fstuFe
Several ~ he company have had ex.
lsaee n q professional way and this,
50 ~ capable dramatic talent that
I've 0sk hossis. will only tend to make
49, pFs.isgiioa more professional than
efe several new faces viii be seen
d thar tssl have been in the habit Of
atiEHg the plays. Mr.. {. H. Hardi-
ga Ell pas the lead. instead Of Lee
daus - originally announced. Mr..
asrau has taken the lead in many
aIa but wil be seen 10 advantage in
~ pay, a. he d suited to the part.
4 FTptiy Fomanee Is woven around
~ PaFi a Mark Horton, the young
nsgisnaai, which viii be played by Mr..
lsslls Al the outbreak of the wal
HoFion b 8 lieutenant in the local mill
tsFy oompany; the company is sent tC
lae afing hne and Horton is soon pro-
moied 10 the rank of captain BY his
bravery and cunning in warfare; during
tbs tine he has several opportunities
Cor befriendiRg Juanita, the Cuban lass
Who nov becomes a nurse in the U. S.
army; when the war is over and peace
b declared he finds that Juanita is an
American heiress and the daughter Of
the commander; he wOOed and won hel
- q simple Cuban lass-what could be
a more suitable ending than for him t.
marry her as an American girl?
Pictures Of part of the east are now
on exhibition at Butler Bros. clothing
store; ask the Buffers for your tickets
after looking over the cast.
B. H. EATON, Secretary.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
Notice Of Application for Tax
Deed Under Sections 57l Gad
SIS, General Statutes Of Flora

Notice IS hereby given that A q hrrnus. 49,.
chaser OF Tax Certificate No lls tstrt - -
day Of June, A. d.. iSo1. has flei a. -.
IN my once, and has mats aDphraias - -
deed 70 issue m accordance sta 40 Er -
tlheate embraces TIE t0-l0sihE dsafftui 1rrr1lIl
situated IN SuWannee county. FioFtia ta.rf
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range Is east % seres The Nd -. - -.
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shall be redeemed according . ss. - - -
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witness ny Oticial EIgnaturs az - -. ~.
list day Of April. A D. ioe
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Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02

Jno. A. Wray, Pastor.
Morning Service, II o'clock.
Evening Service, Z o'clOek.
Sunday SehOol, s.l5.
B. 2. u, 8 o'elOek.
hid-Week prayer meeting, Wednes
day evening, Z O'clock.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02

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Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
Notice Of Application ioP Ia
Deed Under Section sllsBS
General Statutes Of Der

Notice IS hereby given thsi A. 4 -. -.
chaser Of Tar CortfcE1a NJ q - -. e..
day Of June. A. D.. lsol. ~ ~
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deed TO issue IN accUsiancs Wlif -
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said and beng assessed af ~ a. ii - -.
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Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
Notice Of Application e. Far 49,
Under Sections 57l an1 BIa -
eral Statute 81 flartla.

Notice e hsrebl given thai a 4 RIrra 49,.
Attn day OF June. a. ID. iaaa - -. =.
hcEbe IN my Ollice and has 49, -
for tax deed 70 isses n srcFltr1s = -.
Said certiheate smbTac1a ~ tNa
property situated IN S1aaanse arar
tO-wit. NWA Of syn u SEA M.Tf
East, 20 acres. Ths aad h1f ~
at the data Of he i1s1anra II "a -
in be name Of G. n. Flgtcks1. uats 81
cate shall Be redeemed necorF = - r..
deed viii hSue hegeoa oa ~ y - y
A. D.. 1903.
Witness my oihciNl EiEnsiuFs sna - a -
LIST day Of April A d. iSa
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Clerk Circuit Court. SgNaanaa C1aat4.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
PROPOSED CHAPTER
AKuCLRONR

Name and phee Of business.
Sec. l. The name Of the corporation shan h
the FLORIDA Investment Company.
Sc. TAe said cooperation shall Be located
and have rs principal place Of business IN the city
q Live Oak. SuWannee county, FLORIDA. and FOR
the purpose Of carrying ont TIE purposes az the
business Of the corporation, L shall have the
power % establish branch oaices AZ anv otbe-
point or points within the State Of Florida.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
ARTICLE THREE.
Capital stock.

See. /. The amount Of the capital stock Of the
corporation shall be 100000. divided into Eve.
hundred shares Of the par value of $4,000 eaeh
Sec, 2 The capital stock Of the eorDo1tio1
shall be paid for in cash. or collateral equivalent
to cash. 10 per cent Of the said capital stoek sh6
Be Faid in before said corporation shah have su-
thorized 70 transact any business and the bslance
shall be paid in upon the call Of the board Of a.
reetors.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-16
j W Willis ct al file 8 mining 10
cations in Mt Turnbull dist.

j w Willis ct al file 3 mining To-
cations in Mt Turnbull dist.
JH O'Neill files 5 mining loca-
tions in Black Rock dist.
I S Bunch, trustee, to J w Willis,
deed, all of blk Is, Ft Thomas.
James H Kerby to Frank d Con-
ner, deed, 500; part of lot % in blk
/, Hills add, Clifton.
John Fisher files 2 placer locations
in Greenlee dist. ...
/ N Stevens ct al file placer loca-
ton on / claim in Copper Mt dist.
Virgil and Amos McEuen file wat
er location on 500 inches in, Teaque
Springs.
Geo Ball and Frank Ramsey file
water location on 200 inches in the
Cienega Wash. r.
Thos B Inglis is appointed agent
for Clifton Armory Co. =
r L Frisby to Geo H Chase, bill
of sale, $40. same. - ., 81;
VIM D McBee files water location
on 1900 inches in sw / Sc /. sec 81,
tp 10, 20. a< 20 e. 49,. III =
John Sparks files water location
in Sand wash or Jacobson canyon.
" NancyT Dalton to A G McAlister,
release of mtg, 5000; 16 acres beg
NV cor NV / ne /, sec 20, tp7, r 27.
Mrs M Norman to w L Cluff,
agreement for sale, 81 300; sw / ne
/, sec l3, tip 5, r %, 40 acres. ,-
j + Greenwood ct al file 5 mining
locations in Aravaipa dist.
John Scarlet files bond as road
overseer district No /.
SW Price and wife to j Z Car
penter, deed, $40; lots 7 and 8 in blk
8, Lassator's add, Stafford. g..
Paul r Becker to Chesterfield &
Whittridge, lease, 1882; lots Nos lS0
and 1Sl on claim in Copper Mt dist.
L J Broshears to c E Stevens,
deed, $40; 1 int in claim in Greenlee
district.
JH Lacy files placer location in
Lone Star dist. l...s. @ 80 81 We
Graham guardian., 1909-04-16
Ordinance No. 47

Amending Ordinance No. 8, entitled "Ordi.
nance No: s, Prescribing Licenses for Saloons
and Theatrical Halls"
Whereas The growth. advancement and ma.
terial progress of the Town of Stafford. and the
Improvement OF all conditions which will ap-
peal to the citizens of adjacent localities and
neighboring towns, should be the chief and
primary concern Of the members Of this body
and all progressive residents of our active, en-.
ergetic and growing municipality; and,
Whereas We believe the objects of this Ordi-
nance Is of momentous Importance to the Town
of Stafford and will meet the hearty approba-
tion of its Iitizens generally; therefore.
BE II Ordained by the Council Of the Town
of Stafford:
Section !. That Section One, of Ordinance
Eight, of the Town of Stafford, be and the same
is hereby amended, so as to read as follows:
Section 2. The proprietor or manager of
every saloon or public drinking place where
spirituous. vinous or malt liquors are sold. in
the Town Of Stafford, shalt pay an annual
license tax of Four Hundred $4,000, Dollars.
payable in ad ance.
Section This Ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after March 81. 1900
Passed by the Common Council Of the Town
of Stafford, this 10Th day OF March, 1909.
JoHS J. BIRDSo,
Mayor Pro Tenn.
Attest: B. F. THuM Clerk. Z 6-4t
Graham guardian., 1909-04-16
Documents Filed for Record

Following is a list of the docu-
ments filed for record at the county
seat and compiled by the Graham
County Abstract Company:
Julius Riser files % mining loca-
tions in Aravaipa dist.
Mariana Carinon to Silvesta Pana,
deed, $35; lot 2 in blk IL, Stafford.
r l. Herrell ct al to w c Craw-
ford, deed, $3.50; lots 5 and 6 in sec
80, tip 6, r 81; 6O.39 acres.
John F Nash files acknowledge
ment of deed recorded.
U Paxton to Nancy Knudson,
deed, 81; Sc I Sc I ne I sec 10, tp z,
25, n of gravel spur.
A G McAlister to H G Usher,
deed. $1,000; 16 acres beg NV cor NV
/ ne /. sec 20, tp7, q.
David O'Neill to Julius Meyer,
deed, $4,000; part of lot 6, San Fran
cisco twns.
Frank A Cluff to William Ollerton,
deed, $lO6; 3-l0 acres beg So rds, 8
ks, west and 36 rds, z ks south Of
ne cor NV /, sec IL, tip 7, 25.
A w Childress to Maude Brown,
deed, $3.50; ! int in ! of NV t, sec
%, tip 10, %.
A w Childress to Maude Brown,
bill Of sale, $500; ! int in cattle and
horses.
II c Day to George Carlton, re-
lease of mtg, $3.50; so acres, Sc / sc
/ sec 20 and ne / ne / sec so, tip s,
r 80.
Geo Carlton to S A Brown, deed,
$1,000; same.
Stephen A Brown to James Gam.
Bile, deed, $1,000; same.
Nelson P Beebe to Sam X Beebe,
deed, $500; blk 4, Beebe's add tc
Stafford.
Lucinda P Merrill and heirs to +
c Merrill ct al, deed, 500; S ! sw 1
ne sec II, tp 6. r 25, 20 acres.
Lucinda p Merrill ct al to j
Palmer, agreement, to sign deed
when heir attains age of 81.
l. Zeckendorf to S d Roseberry
deed, $50; sw / ne / sec, "a tip 5, !
%, except r r right of way,
Chas 7 Martin ct al file II loca
ton notices In Stanley Butte dist.
II B Mcdowell TO Paul ReisinQer
deed. $3.50; lot 10 in blk 8, Hills
new add, Clifton.
Gercomo Bianco ct al to Rafae
Broncato ct al, deed. 81 900; 1 nv
/ and 4 ne t, sec 33, tp s, r 80.
JCGatti to Camilo Coassolo, deed
$1,500: same.
Carlos Muguro to A Norwich, bill
of sale, $400; house in Morenci.
G + Head files water appropria
tion on 100 inches waste water Of
E,fgfsh and Rerren canal.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-16

The benefit ball given last week
for our departing missionary, Tom
my Fuller, netted $4,000. Tommy
goes to Australia and will leave here
May 9Th.
Leo Colvin has moved into the
Joe Martin place on Main street.
Hancock Brothers closed a deal
last week with L. A. Adams, of
Central, by which Adams becomes
the owner of the Hancock Angora
goats on Markham creek.
Assessor John Hancock was down
here last week interviewing our tax
payers.
Mrs. Joseph Thatcher, of Lebanon,
is visiting relatives here this week.
Misses Busby were called to Globe
last Saturday on account of the SER
ious illness of their little sister.
D. O. Colvin and family go to
Pine Top this week. Mrs.. Colvin
will spend the summer there, while
Mr.. Colvin goes on to Utah on a
business trip.
Uncle Bill Hawkins went to Globe
on Saturday evenings train.
John Waddill, of Matthews, was
a visitor Sunday, the guest of Mrs.
Martha Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hawkins, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Plumb, and Miss
Zella Curtis visited the Packers in
Pima Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Blair has been laid
up with la grippe the past week.
Ray Curtis and wife, Delbert
Holiday and Iris Curtis spent Easter
at league Springs picnicking.
C. C. Smith is clearing out an old
mesquite thicket on his place. Mr..
Sanders is clearing forty acres of
new land on the old Markham place
and the McEuen boys are clearing
new land for big corn crop. which
is mortgage litter on any land in
this vicinity.
School closes here today, the 18th.
The teachers. Mrs. and Miss Catlett,
will go to their old home in Kansas,
where Miss Catlett is to teach a
summer school. She may return to
our valley this fall. ~. Z y.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-16
The SCOUTS REVENGE
A New Mslo-Drama To Be Present.
cd BY The Stafford Dramatic Club,
Saturday, April I7th

The Stafford Dramatic Club vii
present the new melo-drama, en-
titled: The Scouts Revenge, il
four acts, tomorrow evening, Apri
18th, in Todd's Hall. The play i
given for the benefit of the Odd.
Fellows Home, a very worthy OBJ
ject.
Buck Hanshawe, The Scout" 49,.
Wilfred Castro, His Enemy" 80,
Col. Adlai Benton, Millionaire Stoc
Judge Whiffles, "A Reconstructed
Benny Balm, "A Tenderfoot" ..
Tom Allalone, "A Waif" .......
Obadiah, "Benton's Servant" -.
Zachary Hanshawe, Bucks Father
Firewater Jim, "A Half-Breed Chic
Scarface Charley, "A Desperate"
Growing Bear. "A Cherokee Chief
Watson, United States Marshall"
Olive Benton, Bucks Sweetheart"
Betty Hanshawe, .."Olive's Chum'
Cousin Cordelia. Olives Chaperon
Mrs. Hanshawe, Bucks Mother"
Graham guardian., 1909-04-16
arizona Baptist
Minister'S Conference

The Arizona Baptist Ministers
Conference convened in annual ses-
sion in Phoenix, Friday, April 9th.
The conference was opened and pre-
sided over by President D. c. Will
Jams, of Globe. The attendance
was much larger than at any pre-
vious meeting.
There were in attendance Pastors
D. C. Williams, of Globe; Columbus
Wardlaw, of Stafford; William M.
Riddle, of Clifton; John E. Kanarr,
of Bisbee; Shaw, of Douglas; E. H.
Hicks, of Tucson; w. L. Williamson,
of Yuma; r. L. Creal, of Tempe;
Orville Coats, of Phoenix; F. T.
Walker, of Prescott; A. J. Tuttle,
of Buckeye; j. H. Smith, of Salt
River.
Of ministers in the Territory but
not in charge of churches, there
were present: R. A. Winds, of
Tempe; Ray Hewlett, of Buckeye,
and f. M. Horning. The visitors
were: Drs. C. A. Wooddy, of Port
land, Ore; A. M. Petty, of Los
Angeles; Greaves, of Los Angeles,
and John M. Moore, of Boston.
The officers elected for the en-
suing year are: President, j. A.
Elliott; Vice President, D. Carl
Williams; Clerk, Columbus Ward
law; Treasurer, c. D. Doris; Stat
istian, D. Carl Williams.
The days session was devoted to
the discussion of topics peculiar to
the work of pastor. The formal
addresses were by Pastors Maddox,
Creal, Coats, Catten, Walker and
Williams.
The evening sermon was by DR..
c. A. Wooddy, of Portland, Ore.
This meeting was by far the best
in the history of the organization.
Six new pastors have come into the
field during the year. Rev. c. G.
Cressy, of Escondido, CAL, has been
appointed to succeed r. D. Latter,
who was killed last fall.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-16
To The Public

A few facts ! have CLEANED in
thirty years dental practice:
l. That the mercury in amalgam
filling impairs the tooth structure,
so that it will only last an average
of two years.
2. That pyorrhea, or scurvy,
can be cured.
8. That any one is wasting
money who has dental work done,
until pyorrhea is thoroughly cured.
4. That gold filings are good in
half the cases.
5. That a gold crown is the
surest way to save a tooth.
~ 6. That a hollow bridge is a
failure.
7. That | have about twenty re-
sponsible citizens of this valley that
| have absolutely cured of pyorrhea,
commonly called scurvy, and | will
refer any one to them to confirm
this statement. Any one wishing
information along these lines, may
call, and | will take pleasure in
proving these assertions.
Teeth extracted without pain,
with doctor in attendance, free.
! have as much legal right to kill a
patient as any dentist in Arizona,
yet | prefer to have a doctor pres
ent and pay him myself.
M. E. BRENNER,
Surgem Dentist.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-16

The play is descriptive of the
early days of Texas, about the close
of the war. The scenes are laid
around the ranches of Col. Benton,
father of the heroine of the play,
and Zachary Henshawe, an old ranch
man, father of Buck Henshawe,
The Scout" who is the hero.
Comedy and tragedy prevail all
through the four acts, and tells of
tie trials and tribulations of the
heroine, Olive Benton, against the
plans of the william, Wilfred Castro,
who tries to marry her in order to
get her fathers money. The hero,
Buck Henshawe, blocks the game of
the william, and the play ends hap
PLY for the lovers.
The following is the cast of the
play:
Graham guardian., 1909-04-16
First publication April s-at
Notice Of Bond Election

Notice is hereby given to the resident tax
payers of Lone Star school District No. 20,
County of Graham, Territory Of Arizona, that
an election will be held on the 26th day OF April,
1909. at which time will be submitted the ques-
tion of voting for the issuing of bonds to the
amount of Two Thousand Five Hundred
ts2,5oO.0o) Dollars for the purpose of building
one new school house and furnishing the same
with the necessary furniture and apparatus.
said election will be held at the present
school house in SAID Lone Star District No. 20.
Polls at said election to be open from nine
O'Clock q. m. till four O'Clock p. m, and Oscar
Olsen. George L. Freestone and J. C. John are
named as judges to conduct said tond election.
said bonds shall be for the sum Of Two
Thousand Five Hundred (s2 0.00) Dollars lin
denominations of Five Hundred $500 00) Dollars
each. and shall bear interest at the rate OF
Seven t7) per cent per annum.
The length of time said bonds shall run TO be
twenty years.
Provided, however, that said bonds may be
taken up at any time after the expiration OF
ten years by a majo orlty vote Of the resident tax
payers of said District No. 10 voting iu favor Of
o special tax for that purpose.
Done at regular called meeting of the Board
of Trustees Of School District No. 20, this the
20 day Of April, 1909.
W. L. NELSON,
BEN w. OLNEY,
JOHN W. NORRIS.
Trustees School No. 20.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-16

If you are satisfied try SOLWICO
BRAND, it may please you better.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-16

Others call for SOLWICO BRAND.
Won't you? 7-tf
Graham guardian., 1909-04-16

Occasionally we hear a man refer
ring to a twenty-acre farm as a
ranch. 1t won't go. There should
be at least a thousand acres.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-16

Trains run daily; daily, except sunday.
Trains Nos. II and u viii carry passengers
No other freight trains WI carry passengers.
rrEs RANDOLPH, o. q. MALnspn..
President. superintendent
Graham guardian., 1909-04-16
THIS SPACE BELONGS TO
St. joseph Stake and |. D. S. Academy

HOME MISSION APPOINTMENTS For
APRIL 25, 1909.
Acknowledgment E. Lee Wixom
and w. w. Wild
Graham-Cyrus Robinson and
James M. Moody.
Artesia-Hyrum Crockett and j.
H. Mangum.
Lebanon-Sila P. Crum and c.
N. Notes.
Central-Don C. Mcbride and C.
N. Ferrin.
Matthews-George Bigler and C.
F. Watson.
Eden-Delbert Welker and Byron
Smith.
Bryce-John Mattice and Lehi
Larson.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-16
STAKE NOTICES.

STAKE NOTICES.
The High Council will meet Sun.
day as usual.
ACADEMY NoTES
The classes are preparing exer.
cises for the closing week of school.
The second and third years will be
combined. Excellent programs are
being arranged. ....
The class in physics gave the pro-
gram Thursday evening.
The class in elocution will present
a farce and give other selections on
April 22d. The class gave an ex-
cellent program about a month ago,
and we expect something above the
ordinary on the 22d.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-16
Eden Notes

The benefit ball given last week
for our departing missionary, Tom
my Fuller, netted $4,000. Tommy
goes to Australia and will leave here
May 9Th.
Graham guardian., 1909-04-16

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