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She Found Relief.

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p,aint and have not received help
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The oasis., 1907-10-12
We're Not Alarmed

A gentleman we'll known in So- nora, who has operated there many years, and is known widely as an adroit speculator, who lands op his feet whatever may happen, re- lates a good story at his own ex- pense: When he started for Mexi- co the first time he received many parting visits from friends and relatives. The last evening he was at home there called num- Der of his immediate relatives, among them a couple of sisters. In the conversation about the new country to which he was going, and the hopes he entertained for the future, he said:
 l" There is one thing that I don't like about it; that is, if I die in Mexico 1 shall have to be buried there, as the law will not permitmy being brought out of the country to come home for burial" :"
 "Ohw said one of his sisters, that does not bother us in the least. We know you will get out somehow"
The oasis., 1907-10-12

MINING APPLICATION NO. 2S6. United States Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona. August q, 1907. Notice is hereby given that Mansfe q Mining X Smelling Company, of Patagonia, Arizona, by its Attorney in Fact, Albert B. Richmond, of Patagonia, Arizona, has made application for patent to the Hornet Lode, Survey number 2f0S, approximately in town ship 2t south. range l5 east (unsurveyed). in Wrightson Mining District Santa Cruz County, Arizona Territory; described as follows: Beginning at corner number ], whence U. S.. Location Monument number 2397 bears south Sl degrees 43 minutes west 6492. AZ feet thence south 3l degrees 36 minutes east three tent ths feet 10 corner number ?; thence north S4 degrees IS minutes east l45 .S2 feet to corner number B; thence north 3l degrees 36 minutes west GOO feet to corner number 1; thence south 43 degrees h minutes west Igi feet to corner number }; thence south 62 degrees 43 minutes west ll22.3i feet to corner number l. the beginning. Variation 12 degrees 40 minutes east. The location notice is recorded in Book (, Mining Locations of Santa Cruz County Arizona, page 569. Adjoining claims are . Has Been, on the south Contention Lode survey number 2S97 on the west; Muligan and Automobile Shoot lodes (unsurveyed) on the north. LYMAN w. WAKEFIELD Register
 First publication September z; last publca- ton Novem ger O.
The oasis., 1907-10-12
THIRD ANNUAL TERRITORIAL FAIR.
PHGNIx, ARIZONA,
 October 9th, 1907.

CStOOSi Dbiii ltOf' To THE OASIS:
 Your readers will probably be interested in the coming fair, Nov ember 11th to 16th inclusive.
 The many entries made in the different departments for exhibi- ton at this early date indicates that the coming fair will excel, by far, either of the two previously held.
 Such an unusual interest is be- ing taken in the Fair in the differ ent sections of the territory that arrangements are now being made to provide proper accommodations for those who attend.
 The treet car service from town to the fair grounds is so equipped that it can handle 5000 daily, but the daily attendance this year will so far excel that number, that ar. engagements have been entered into with the Santa Fe, Prescott X Phoenix railroad whereby they are to provide special train service consisting of train each twenty minutes to leave their station in the city to the fair grounds.
 All railroads in the territory have agreed to make special pas senger rates during fair week, such rates in no instance being greater than a one half fare and in many instances even less.
 The station agents in the differ ent cities and towns will be able to inform those who desire to know, what those rates are 10 be.
 Notice will be sent to the agents of the various stations not less than ten days before the fair is to be held.
 The various railroads of the ter ritory have treated the fair com- mission most generously in pas senger rates and in addition have entered into an agreement whereby they are to freight all exhibits within the limits of the territory to the fair and return the same to the owner thereof free of charge.
 Many attractions have been en- gagged to provide amusements and entertainment for those who attend the fair and all who come can feel confident that there will be some- thing doing all the time.
 Very truly yours,
 GEO E. TRUMAN, Secretary.
The oasis., 1907-10-12

MINERAL APPLICATION NO. 2ss. United States Land office, Phoenix, Arizona, August 2l. 1907. Notice is hereby given that Alfred s. DOnau has made an application for patent to the Jesuit Lode Mining Claim, Survey number 2376, situate in section l3, township 2l south of range II east, Tyndall Mining Dis tnct, santa Cruz County, Territory of Arizona, described as follows: Beginning at corner number 1, whence the A corner between sections 12 and l3, township 2l south of range II east bears north 10 degrees 3l minutes east 49S19 feet distant; thence south degrees 4l minutes west 600 feet 10 corner number 2: thence north s7 degrees l9 minutes west Ss5 feet to corner number 8: thence north degrees il minutes east GOO feet to corner number 1 thence south S7 degrees 19 minutes east SS5 feet to corner number l, the place of beginning. Variation at all corners 13 degrees east. The location notice of said claim is recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Santa Cruz county, Arizona, in Book ,, Mining Locations, at page 3l0 Adjoining claims are the Excelsior Lode on the north, the Hillside and Donau Lodes on the east, and the Buena Vista Lode on the west. LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD,
 register. First publication Sept '; last publication November 9.
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Pleasant Hill

Mr.. Michael Kline just returned
home this morning from a visit
with his aunt, and cousins, of
Cantwell Cliffs.
Well boys, the Bible says let
your light shine, but does not
mean to let it shine in an old beer
keg, as some done last Monday
night.
Mr.. Jacob Kline and wife, made
a business trip to Logan last week.
Mr.. Thomas Kline, of tins place,
has been working fol Mrs. Emmie
II. Tidd.
Mr.. Kline is going to Lancaster
to finish up in shorthand, and
typewriting. Leaves Monday,
Wish you success Mr.. Kline.
Mr.. Tom Woltz made flying
trip over the hill. What is your
hurry Tom. / have very urgent
business down Buck Run. Tom
takes near cut to MIR. Tompson 8.
Wish you success Mr.. Woltz.
Mr.. Jacob Kline called ON his
sister, Saturday.
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Calico Ridge

March is here with all it's varia-
tions of weather, and we are en-
ioying it too.
The farmers are planning their
spring work and performing it.
Some plowing is done for the
spring crops.
The sale at Rube Shaw's was
largely attended last week.
Henry Clark's family have all
been sick With the grippe, but are
getting better at this time.
School will cose ON the ridge the
23rd of the present month, an in
teresting time is anticipated.
Born to George Wyskiver and
wife, February 2lst, daughter.
Wesley Snider is working at the
Kerlin brick plant.
Lewis Rodman is still cutting
aw-logs.
Cecil Shultz's family is suffer
ing with the grippe.
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Brownsville

We haven't seen any news from
this place in our paper and we
thought we would like to write
the news of this place.
Mr.. w. NJ. Brown and wife, of
West Lancaster, have been down
on their farm for several days.
Mr.. Elmer Campbell has been
attending meeting regular on
Thursday and Sunday nights at
Mt. Pisgah, since the protracted
meeting closed. What is the at
traction Elmer2
Misses Mary and Cora Finefrock
of Clear Creek, attended meeting
last Thursday night at Mt, Pisgah.
Mr.. Robert Jackson made a
business call at our school one
morning last week.
Our merchant, VIM. Flowers
made a flying trip to Lancaster
last Friday,
Mr.. w. NJ. Brown delivered a
fine sermon at Mt. Pisgah, Sunday
night.
Miss Mary ogg is no better at
this writing.
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Laurel Valley

Mr.. John Shorr intends moving
his saw mill on the Aaron STAIRS
farm in the near future.
Mr.. Thomas Fox and wife are
both on the sick list st this writ
ing.
Mr.. Isaac Fox was shopper at
j, Whites store last Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Fauble is the cham
pion fox trapper, he has caught
eight this season, while Rev. VIM.
Edwards and Charles Lindsey
haven't caught one. Don't get
discouraged boys, perseverance is
gain.
Miss Lettie Fox's smiling face
was seen in our valley Friday
evening.
Anyone wishing to know the
number Of miles from w. F. Rom
els to Holiness Chapel inquire of
Amy McClelland, Inis Romel and
Ivy Stump and for further infor-
nation ask Herm McGrady, Clar-
ence Green and Jake Clark.
Mr.. Boyd Goss was visitor at
Blackburns' last Friday and also
Friday night.
We are glad to note that Allen
Clapper is recovering from siege
of la grippe.
Anyone having an ear for music
would do we'll to call at Joe
Whites place of business. Music
every Saturday night.
Mrs. NettIe Good and Mrs.
Libby Lantz were shoppers at
South Perry last Saturday.
Miss Effle McGrady visited her
parents from Friday evening till
Sunday.
La grippe and muddy roads are
the rage at present.
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Blackburnville

Hello! Here we are again. Is
everybody happy
Mrs. Jane Leasure is suffering
with la grippe at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Leasure were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Corbin
Reed last Sunday.
The Misses Lielah, Mabel and
Violet Blackburn were the guests
of their little brother, of Lancas-
ter, last Saturday and Sunday.
The Misses Carrie and Flora
Kane, of Middle Fork, were the
guests of Mrs. Salem Kane, of this
place, last Thursday.
John Green and son, Guy, made
flying trip to Laurelville one day
last week.
Mr.. Atlee Beougher, of near
Rockbridge, says p. Blackburn
has the best Cremo cigars of any
merchant in Ohio, and every Sun
day night he makes special trip
to purchase some of Pierces excel
lent tobacco goods. Call again.
Several from this place attended
: prayer meeting at Mt. Pisgal, Sun
day night.
Mr.. Thos. Lutz is improving at
this writing.
Mrs. Corbin Friend was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Lewis
Star, few days last week.
Mr.. III ,mer Judy, of Lancaster,
was the guest of his parents last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs, Lewis Davis entertained
some of her lady friends with a
quilting, one day last week.
Mr.. Chas. Hedge, of Middle
Fork, was visitor of this place,
Tuesday.
Mr.. James Bigham was visiting
his parents, of this place, Sunday.
"The night was dark,
The sky was blue,
The maiden told him to skidoo."
BLUE BELLS
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So. BlOOmingyille

The banquet given by the Red
Men and their families in their
Wigwam on last Saturday night,
March 8, was grand success in
every particular, over 100 people
were fed and plenty left after sup.
per was partaken of. Able ad-
dresses were delivered by Thomas
Stevens, l., j. Sanford and others.
At late hour they adjourned
hoping they would be permitted
to have many more pie asant social
meetings like this one.
Mr.. Geo. Davis, an old soldier
of the Civil War and a respected
citizen of our community, ON last
Saturday, March o, passed to the
Great Reyond, The deceased was
a member of the M. E. Church of
Liberty Hill and devout christ
ian. Funeral was conducted by
Rev. Bethen on last Monday. In
terment at Liberty Hill Cemetary.
Mrs. Chas. Shaw is very low
with lung trouble at this writing.
Mr.. Jas. G. Stone was a Column
bus visitor one day last week.
Mr., Adam Thomas is still very
poorly,
Grandma Eades is in a critical
condition with cancer.
Mr.. Walter Pleukharp, of Cedar
Grove, passed through our village
last Saturday evening enroute to
Laurelville.
Mr.. James Henderson is visiting
his family in Logan at present.
Mr.. Andrew Woodgeard is en-
gagged in the erection of a new
barn at present.
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Mr.. Lewis Hensel and Vern Du-
pier, moved their saw-mill close
to Rockbridge, on the farm of Mr..
G. w. Dupler.
Kiondike correspondent, thinb
you are mistaken about Rev. Ed
wards, and Professor Kline, going
fox hunting, for 1t was the Sab
bath.
Mr.. George Bailey, that little
off sawed Dutchman, called on his
cousin, Mr.. Tommy Kline, Sun
day.
Wheat is looking fine in this
neighborhood.
Well as news is scarce, | will
ring off,
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Legal Notice.

Elmer A. Dawson, whose residence Is un4
known, Will take notice that on the 9Th day
OF March, A D., 1907, Wilber a. Williamson,
Executor OF William q, Dawson, deceased,
filed his petition In the ComInon Pleas
Court, Hooking County, ohio, In case No,
1919, against the above named defendant
and Ella Dawson, praying for an accounts
ing and foreclosure OF mortgage made by
the said Elmer A Dawson and Ella DhNs
son to platntin, as such executor, OH the
following premises, situate In the County
OF Hooking in the state of Ohio and In the
Village OF Laurelyllle and known as Lot
number eight tsl OF said village as set forth
in the Records of the Recorder OF Hooking
County, Ohio, said mortgage was given to
secure the balance OF the purchase money
upon the sale OF said Lot 10y plaintin 10 the
defendant, Elmer A. Dawson, In the sum of
$4,000, and for taxes paid by plalntih on
Said premises.
Said Elmer A. Dawson IL required to
answer ON or before the llth day Of May, "A.
D., 1907, or judgement may DO taken against
him as prayed for In the petition.
WILDER A. WILLIAMSON,
Executor of William q. Dawson, deceased,
Plaintiff,
J. b. RIAsoN, his Atty,
March IA, f-H
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Cedar Grove

Mr.. A. C. Linn, of this place, is
afflicted with cancer of the head.
Mr.. Noah McCown, wife and
daughter, Clara, of Pine Valley,
visited H. A Gordon and family
last Sunday.
d C. Walker, of No. 8, was in
our village last Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Gordon was the
guest of Mrs. Mary Linn last
Tuesday.
Mr.. Walter Pleukharp made a
business trip to Logan last week.
Mr.. Joe Hamilton, of So. Bloom
ingville, called at our place on
business last Saturday.
Mr.. Joe Vest is in the employ
nf Jacob Banter u Co
Mr.. Jim lies is working for
Pleukharp Il Co.
Herbert Lcyesy visited Mr.. Noah
MoCown, of Pine GroYe, last Sat
urday.
Ssy that dove that sang SO long
at ST John in announcing wed
dings had bad luck the last time
it sang. 1t has changed localities
and is now singing in lane near
Smoek. Clarence Griftith of that
place says that Caleb Davis is try
ms TO kill the doYe.
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Clear Creek

Nose Woltz, Boyd TroXel and Jake smith,
Three worse old rogues can not be found
Believe me friends this is no myth,
Thev should be chased far out of town.
Now Nose is shrewd and full Of tricks,
He "skins 'em' all around
And has no mercy on those he "sticks,"
Let's chase him out of town.
Then comes Boyd with his winning smile,
He, mellon-patch would pillage,
And we can never keep beer around, while
Boyd Troxel's in the village.
Jake is the worst one of the three,
And from his town should go forth,
A weather prophet, it's said, is he,
guesser and a-etc.
Miss Mary Peoples, of Chilli
cothe, was the guest of Mrs.
Elizabe tn Finefrock, Monday.
David Flowers passed up our
valley recently.
Mrs. Clint Caves was called to
Lancaster, one day last week, to
attend the funeral of her grand
father.
James Stump was seen mixing
mud on our pixies Monday morning.
Messrs. Oliver and Emanuel
Ogg were the Sunday guests of
George Finefrock.
Mrs. John Caves is very ill at
this writing.
Mrs. j. F. Elick is suffering very
much from la grippe.
A very agreeable little surprise
party was given Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
j. Carpenter in honor of Mr.. Eber
Inbody, the able young teacher of
the Pine Grove school. Your
Honorable Colleague was there
and must say that above all the
evenings entertainment l enjoyed
the elegant supper served by Mrs.
Carpenter most. 1t was grand,
and | wish to state that l did am
pie justice to it also, really 1 ate
until l believe our hostess actually
tn ought that l was some relation
to cold ST Hubbard"
Roy Starner says he can get
home much sooner by going up
Tar Hollow. Say, Roy, you want
to keep your eyes open for those
"yaller dogs"
TIP TOE.
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StringtOwn

Messrs. J. f. Weaver, Clinton
Woods and Grover Nihiser attend.
ed church at Fairview last Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Susie Coon is visiting Mr..
George Kelch and family at pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Carpen-
ter attended the funeral of the
late Wesley Walker, which took
place last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kimble
spent last Thursday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Murphy.
Master Clifford Carpenter spent
last Sunday with his father at the
home of his grandma, Mrs. Phoeba
Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Schein had
as their Sunday guests Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j, Fee, of Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Murphy
spent Sunday at Enterprise, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Blosser.
Mr.. Silas Warthman attended
the funeral of Mr.. Jacob Butin
last Wednesday afternoon at Lo-
gan.
Miss Lena Weaver spent Sunday
with Miss Agnes Vancuren, of
Pleasant Valley.
Mr.. Mart Goss assisted by Mr..
John Krinn had charge of the fun
eral of Mr.. Allen Campbell, which
took place Sunday.
Miss Sadie Glove and gentleman
friend, Mr.. Willie Evans, attended
church at Fairview, Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Davis and sons, Harley and
Otto, have moved on Mr.. Will
,Nixon's farm.
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with bad woman, and as the case
usually is, the wages of sin II
death. ] will conclude by saying
believe N we're Thaw,
And White would wrong my wife,
/ would never look for law,
But take his wretched life.
Any man would do the same,
That had any respect for his wife,
And they should not be blamed,
For taking his wretched life.
While White was bad man,
Thaw isn't any better,
They both were after Evelyn's hand,
And White was about to get her.
l think Thnw is a sporting man,
And has "charmlngp wife,
And White tryed to get the upper hand,
And Thaw took his british life.
/ have no use for Harry Thaw,
orany one that will take life.
/ have no use for any law
That wouldn't protect man and wife.
Now turn TO Stanford White,
To tell you what l think.
l think his heart was black as night,
And his soul as black as ink.
believe that Thaw served him right.
When he took his worthless life,
While White was prowling in the night,
And flirting with his wife.
believe If I had been White,
And had eternity to spend,
And had no pure girls to blight,
would want my life to quickly end.
For blighting life of pure girls.
Seemed to be his hearts delight.
We leave you bones and diamonds and
pearls
There to bleach till they are 'white".
Farewell Thaw and farewell White,
leave you both together,
And Evelyn may go there too,
For all are birds of the same feather.
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Miss Hazel OldHeld went to
Laurclville last Saturday.
What has become of "Si Hub
bard"2 He should call this way
In the interest of the DEMOCRAT
SENTINEL.
AU REvotR.
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Walnut Valley

All the people around this COM
munity have had their share of la
grippe.
Old ldr. Bishop, who has been
confined to the house for the past
three weeks, is getting better at
this writing.
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Miss Fanny Caves is still on the

Miss Fanny Caves is still on the
sick list.
Mr.. j. Morris and wife took
dinner at Mr.. Isaac Flowers, Sun
day.
Mr.. R. P. Fitch is down in West
Virginia at this writing.
Mr.. Matthias Lutz happened
with bad luck the other Saturday.
He was hauling a load of ties to
Sugar Grove and as he was cross
ing Clear Greek bridge, at Mr..
John Elick's, the wind was so
strong that it blew his hat off his
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head into the creek and it went
floating down the middle of the
creek, and he could not catch it,
so he borrowed hat at Mr.. Elick g
to wear to the Grove, and he pur-
chased new cap at the Grove.
Watch boys and hold your hats
when you cross the creek.