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Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
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 It acts pleasantly and naturally and truly as a laxative, and it's component parts are known to and approved by physicians, as it is free from all objection able substances. To get it's beneficial effects always purchase the genuine manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.,, only, and for sale by all leading drug gists.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
FOWLER NEWS.

Church annOuncements-At the Baptist: Sunday school at 10 a. m., church scervices at 11a. m. Young Peoples Meeting at 7:3O D. m. Preach ing at 8 D. m.
 At the Holiness church: Sunday school at 10 a. m., Sunday morning. Cottage prayer meetings Friday even ing.
 Ray Bell has returned from Buckeye and spent the day Tuesday with Frank Bryant; he then returned to his own home near the Agua Fria.
 The Marian thresher went to Buck eye Monday where it will thresh alfal- ia seed. Mir. Marian went with the crew but will return in few days.
 Misses Elizabeth Faulkner and Vio- let Horton called on Miss Gladys Kohl Thursday afternoon.
 Mary Wiley and Alfa Mann drove to Phoenix Saturday.
 Among those who transacted busi- ness in Phoenix Wednesday were Lou Graham and Mir McIlmoil.
 Sunday. MT. and Mrs. M. B. Brooks entertained at dinner Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Vinson, MT. and Mrs. Sam Rogers and Mrs and Mrs. Jack Brooks
 MT. and Mrs. Harp drove to Phoe- nix Wednesday afternoon.
 Little Margaret Crawford of Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
WILSON DISTRICT.

Those who are enjoying the trip to Roosevelt are also enjoying a good wetting. For no doubt it is raining in the mountains from the looks of the river.
 MT. Jones who has been staying in town for the past week paid visit to his sister, Mrs. William McReight MT. Jones says he likes the city much bet ter than raising watermelons.
 MT. McGuyer took dinner at I. F. Jshnson's Sunday.
 William McReight and family nov ed to the city yesterday where they will spend the remainder of the sea son, after which they will probably prepare for ranch life again
 Mrs. William Bates of Phoenix vis- ited her mother Mrs. Hayois on Mon day.
 Misses Evelyn Williams, Winnie Pritchett, Josephine Kinney, Margaret Pettid and Mrs. McCurry. and Messrs. Marvin Williams and John Pritchett ate dinner at the s. and O. ranch Sun day
 Mir. McGuyer's carpenter, MT. Simon, left Monday on a business trip to the Auga Fria. On his return he will fin ish MT. McGuyer house, where the latter will probably take up house keeping, but possibly not alone.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
ISAACS.

It is reported that Mrs. William Los sing is sick in Los Angeles but not seriously.
 s. G. Rogers and R. M Bone have established first class auction house in Phoenix. They expect a little real estate business on the side. They will buy or sell anything on earth.
 w. c. Isaac has returned from a trip from the coast.
 MT. Gorrell's baby died last Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock The funeral was held at Greenwood cemetery at ten o'clock Wednesday, MT and Mrs. E. G. Gorrell have the sympathy of the vicinity.
 P. $. Clement is moving his house hold goods to town to sell them.
 The farmers of this vicinity are very busy putting up hay between showers
 Rev. MT. Draper is holding services at the Isaac school house every Sun day afternoon. The attendance is increasing all the time. MT. Draper says there are ninety children of school age in the district and don't see why more of them don't get out to Sunday school.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
RIVERSIDE AND MESQUITE.

A very nice rain fell Tuesday. Il damaged a good deal of hay. With the exception of that, the farmers were glad the rain came. Messrs. Walton and Miller have finished stacking part of the third crop of hay. Hugh Mcintyre is busy putting up his third crop of hay.
 Miss Mary Peterson of Fowler, was the guest of Mrs. P. x. Nelson Sun day.
 Master Louis Smith of Cartwright is the guest of his uncle, J. J. Miller, this week.
 Mrs. Doggett went to the city Sun day afternoon in her auto.
 J. J. Miller spent Wednesday in the city.
 MT Reynolds took in load of fine chickens Tuesday. They were sold at a high price.
 There is another bachelor added to the already long list. MT. Collins is baching and working on Oscar Roberts ranch.
 Mir and Mrs. Doggett went to Mesa last Friday.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
RURAL ROUTE NO. 2.
OSBORN DISTRICT.

Mrs Victor Norris has gone to the coast to spend the remaining part of the summer. MT. Norris will join her shortly.
 MT. and Mrs. Justus Goebel and family have gone to spend the sum mer at the White mountains. MT. Goebel is an experienced camper, having spent several summers in the mountains.
 Ralph Quinn, who was hurt in a runaway last Thursday evening, is improving.
 Capt. J. A. Potts has started to cut his third crop of hay. He is especially well pleased with this cut ting, as it is one of the heaviest in the valley.
 N. c. Moore has been delivering the mail on route No 2 during the absence of George Peterson, who is at target practice at Camp. Brodie.
 Sperintendent Goodman of the In- dian school. returned from Iron Springs last Monday. His son. Ken meth, left to join the family Tuesday morning.
 Dr. Shawk is expected to return home in a few days. He has been spending his vacation in Chicago.
 Miss Vary Lamson will leave for the coast Saturday night During her absence Miss Lulu Johnson will reside with Miss Flora Lamson.
 Charles Swiggett is contemplating putting up work shop in which he will manufacture mission furniture.
 Mrs. Claude Berryman and daugh ter left last week for Iron Springs, where they will spend a part of the summer.
 Mrs. s. c. McElhaney has com pleted a new residence on North Cave Creek in the Heard addition.
 Laura Mabel Swiggett entertained last Thursday at a twelve o'clock dinner Misses Esther Loudermilk, Ruth Evans, Ethel Woolf and Ruth Loudermilk
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
RURAL ROUTE NC. i.
CREIGHTON

Velva Doplace of Globe is spending her vacation at her grandma's Mrs N. " Doplace. She intends to stay there until about September first.
 Mrs. H. w. Chambers and her little boy Ernest left for Prescott last Sun day. Mrs. Chambers is visiting her sister May Chambers.
 Miss Willmia Richmon and Master Harold Spaulding are visiting the Perkins home this week.
 Wm. Creighton left for Buckeye this week, he took a clover huller with him and will hull part of the immense crop of seed which was raised there this year.
 MT. and Mrs. Young of East Jeffer- son street, Mr. and Mrs. Mcintyre of N Sixth street and Mir and Mrs. Steele and little daughters, of E. Pierce street, were visitors at the Strait ranch last Sunday
 Mrs. Elders, landscape artist, came out for a stroll. on Monday; this ven- erable lady makes friends wherever she goes.
 Mir. and Mrs. Knox, recently from San Diego. now of s. Second street, were pleasant callers in the neighbor- hood, on Wednesday.
 Mrs. Sotara Wagner and children went to Phoenix Wednesday, to visit friends.
 On Tuesday. Roy Balmes, of East Madison street lost control of a burro he was training and it ran away first with, and then from him; he re- covered the little animal, however, near Wagner's nursery, and after a little strategy. regained his seat. on the back of his steed, and retained it only by holding the burro's head very high to prevent "bucking"
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
GLEND DALE.

Glendale, July 31.-(Special Cor Irespondence of The Republican.)-A party dance was given at the house of H. F. Bartlett last Wednesday levening. There was dancing and games were played until about F o'clock.
 Those present were: Mrs. Straw Mrs. Steinberger, Mrs. Rambo and Miss Parvin; MT. c. Warner, Bob Guttrey, Wesley Davis, R. F. Shaf- fer and F. P. Phillips. They all re- port having a good time.
 Miss Alvina Sanders left Thursday for Cedar Glade. where she will visit with her mother and sister. Miss Mettia Eyer of Phoenix is the guest of Miss Pearl Stauffer this week.
 Miss Hazel and Olie Veach, who have been packing cantaloupes here for the past six weeks, have return ed to Phoenix.
 MT. Beaver and the Sine brothers have been shipping hay this week. Wesley Davis and Bob Guthrey are drilling a well for MT. Adams on old Weigold place. They struck water at 96 feet.
 The Peoria Amusement club will hold a business meeting at the home of Miss Parvin.
 Ray Stauffer joined the Phoenix All Stars on their trip to Prescott last Saturday, also returning with them.
 Dave Huston expects to leave the first of next week on a business trip to Colorado and Idaho, returning in several months.
 F. L. Norris leaves tonight over the s. P. for, Los Angeles. where he will join his wife and family. They will spend some five. or six weeks on the beaches when they will return home.
 Blind Dick is busy with his sub scription list, collecting in the money which was subscribed for the benefit of the big celebration which will take place here on September 16. He proposes to have a large platform built for dancing. The Tempe Mex ican band will furnish the music. There will be singing and recitations by the girls, Misses Augustina M. Rios, F. R. Moreno, F. B. Enrique. L. M. Pima. J. N. Pima, J. Limon. E.. Limon and Rita Maldonada.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01

P. T. Hurley is having a windmill put up over the well he just had drilled on his ranch south of the Murphy school house.
 MT. and Mrs. O. A. Roberts spent Thursday evening with D. M. Sapp's family.
 Mir. J. T. List and family of the west end, spent Monday with R. J. List.
 Mrs. O. A. Roberts and children spent Friday with her brother and family, J. w. List.
 F. G. Fisher leaves next Tuesday for California. MT. Fisher will be ac- companied by Mrs. Harry Creswell, who so successfully nursed him through his recent illness.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
grandmother

has been writing her grandmother Mrs. Charles Olmstead. Mrs. M. B. Brooks and daughter Mamie visited at Mrs. Mann's Thurs day afternoon.
 Those from Fowler who were the guests Sunday of Maud and Joe Cole man of Cartwright were Miss Kate Miller, Rush Keesler, and Clyde Schwartz
 Mrs. Cornell and Mamie Brooks were shopping in town Saturday.
 Miss Leafy Dowell visited Miss Gladys Kohl Thursday afternoon.
 Jud Irving has bought Bruce Brooks large tent and moved it to the lot ad- joining the Hassayampa creamery, Where he and his family will live. MT. Irving has been engaged to drive the creamery wagon while his brother Bob who has been driving the wagon becomes the cheese maker
 Three heavily loaded wagons bound for the ostrich farm passed through here Monday night. The teams all had drivers but two of the drivers were unable to drive, so that the fore man was having considerable trouble managing three teams and Keeping the other two men on the wagons. At the Pratt-Gilbert corner one of the teams began running and although it was soon quieted it lost it's driver and went on it's hOmeward way alone. The fore man succeeded in bringing the other wagons to J. A. Higgins and MT. Rig gins drove the extra wagon to the HasSayampa creamery where Bob IT, the ostrich farm.
 The Creighton alfalfa huller passed through here Thursday on its way to Buckeye.
 Some fine colts and some work horses belonging to Bruce Brooks have suffered severe wire cuts lately.
 Mrs. Kohl and daughter Gladys call ed on Mrs. J. A. Higgins Thursday afternoon.
 The hay balers are at Mir. KohTs. They pulled in several days ago but were unable to begin baling on account of the threatening weather.
 Miss Leafy Dowell gave a party Tuesday evening to a number of her friends. The affair was in the nature of a pie and pound party and after a number of games had been enjoyed refreshments of pie, candy and lemon- ade were served. A very pleasant evening is reported. Those present were, Dorothy Haynes, Sophie Wilkey, Nellie Elliott, Myrtle Haynes, Mamie Maddox, Crissie Elliot, Vera Dowell, Mary Maddox. Gladys Kohl, Leafy Dowell. Abe Haynes, Harry Miller Weso Miller, Ridley Casner, Wyete Parkman, E. A. Cutting. Reuben Gra- ham, Joe Sansby, Thomas Graham. Clyde Schwartz. Oliver Bacon, Virgil Graham, Len Graham, Glenle Kohl, Claudus Dowell, Birtrice Kohl, Dan Maddox.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
MURPHY.

Mrs w. W. Bradshaw is on the sick list. Mrs. Geo. Peterson was calling on Mrs. D. M. Sapp Sunday evening.
 MT. Howard of Cartwright attended church and Sunday school here last Sunday. L. F. Shepherd and family left Sunday evening for Buckeye to spend a few days.
 MT. Lynn Benjamin has been help ing N. J. Mumma with his hay the past week.
 Rev. MT. Gardner of Cartwright preached here last Sunday
 Yuma road is still a good swim ming hole.
 Mrs. H. A. Bustrin was calling on Mrs. w. w. Bradshaw Wednesday
 Victor Hall was given surprise party last Friday evening by few of his friends.
 Victor Hall and Ben Peterson have gone to Yuma to look up government land.
 Lynn Benjamin is intending to go ito Prescott some time next week.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
RURAL ROUTE NO. 4.



 to town on business Saturday. Jerry Irving and family, who have been residing in Los Angeles, Cal. for the past two years, returned Sat ! urday. MT. Irving is assisting his brother Robert Irving to make cheese at the Hassayampa creamery. G. H. Newton was a business vis- itor of Phoenix Saturday.
 Mrs. II. Mcintyre visited in town Monday.
 w. w. Holly is busy hauling tim Der to build an addition to his house, also to remodel the old part.
 J. A. Higgins is busy hauling grain and hay. MT. Higgins has a nice lot of hay yet for sale.
 w. c. Matchem marketed nice load of hogs Tuesday. The price was cents per pound. The Pan-American ostrich farm people made a shipment of feathers Monday.
 Edward Eastman, who has been in the employ of Wm. Walters for the last year. left Saturday for Prescott, where he intended to spend the balance of the summer, but after a three days sojourn in the mountain city returned to this city. MT. East valley was good enough for him.
 R. Reynolds was a business visi- tor in Phoenix Tuesday.
 The rain of Tuesday was very ben eficial and the ranchers were smil- ing and talking of its benefits. Still there was considerable hay damaged.
 Leon Tolleson, brother of Roy Tolleson of Spartansboro, s. C., ar rived in Phoenix Saturday. Mir. Tol- leson, father of Roy, and Leon pur- chased the Nelson Bradley ranch, south of the capital, last fall. MT. Tolleson is closing out his business in South Carolina and will move his family here some time this fall.
 Louis Kohl has the balers at his place baling his hay ready for mar ket
 J. A. Salazar, who lives on the Horning ranch, is blowing to plant corn.
 Mrs. c. s. Olmstead and her little grand daughter, Miss Crawford, drove to town Wednesday.
 D. M. Sapp, the popular canta- lOuDt SEOWtI, IS Ntly busy MIlH teams blowing up the field that he had in cantaloupes to plant it to corn and potatoes
 H. T. Criswell is busy putting in sorghum. MT. Criswell intends sow ing 70 acres.
 The many friends of Mrs. c. c. Hersing will be sorry to learn that she is quite i'll at her residence on the Yuma road.
 Mir. and Mrs. Otto Greene visited F. G. Fisher, who is improving slowly from his illness.
 The government moved it's camp Friday from one mile east of Fowler school house to east of town on the Salt canal.
 The Holiness people held their annual convention Thursday at the Fowler school house.
 August Hagelund made a trip in his automobile to the Hassayampa creamery to look it over.
 Rodney Mcdonald is busy cutting his fourth crop of alfalfa which is a fine crop.
 J. R. Bradshaw is again able to be around.
 Mrs O. A. Roberts and Mrs. Hor ace Sherman visited Mrs. D. w. Carlson of Alhambra Thursday after noon Mrs. Carlson formerly lived in the Murphy neighborhood.
 A number of neighbors are har vesting and threshing alfalfa seed this week.
 Mrs. Collins of Phoenix is very i'll at her parents, Mir and Mrs. J. N. Wood.
 Mir. Norris is having his we'll sunk deeper.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
RURAL ROUTE NO. 3.

The last rain settled the-dust on one of our roads which had hardly been wet before. The farmers report it the best rain of the season.
 MT. w. Graff is spending the sum mer at Flagstaff. Mir. Graff just re- turned from there last week.
 MT. Guy Sheets is busy hauling baled hay and loading it on the train at Alhambra.
 J. T. Bone and family are spending the summer in Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
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Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
The Weekly News
 Of The Valley

Miss Ada Osmundson and Miss Lena Schreck spent Wednesday even ing with Miss Evolyn Williams.
 NIT. Cage and MT. Logue returned Saturday from their trip to Roosevelt where they spent an enjoyable time.
 Miss Ruth Pritchett called on Miss Emma Curtis Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01

If the carrier fails to leave The Re- publican at your address any day noti' fy us before noon and a special mes senqer will deliver it. We expect sub- scribers to get their paper every day in the year, and unless they advise us of poor service we cannot properly serve them. PHONE MAIN AZ.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
HOTEL SANTA BARBARA.
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Ideal place 10 stop. Rooms and apartments near 5th St., five minutes walk from Broadway. Special sum mer rates. 433 S. Hope St.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
HOTEL BROADWAY COURT.

207 No. Broadway, Los Angeles. High, Cool and Comfortable. Rooms with running hot water, soc and 75c per day up. Housekeeping suites completely furnished, SIG month up. Baths, phones, elevator, etc. Strictly modern.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
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Arizona republican., 1908-08-01

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Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
THE NEW ROSSLYN

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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-04
EAST JAMAICA.

W. 5. Allen and A. T.. Gleason were Ia
Nindham the int u the week
Silas Pike and \. =. Peirce were II
IoWnshcnd the iir,t Of the week,
Mr., y. ;. Allen i visiting this week IL
Bmiilrbom aud Northampton. Mass
Nearly every voter from our part q the
town attended irccmen's meeting Iu-s
day
Mn. Eta Underwood has been working
for time in David E.idy's storc IN ia
maira,
Almun Robinson and two children Of
West Wari.boro visited al Niona Howe :
Sunday,
Mr.. Hugh Fits of Wet MARLBORO
ha. been the guest Of her father, \. ID,
Allen, this week.
The fall term Of school commenced here
Monday. Miss Ethel Bristol OF West
Townshend j. teacher.
Mr. and Mn. Leroy Allen went 20
Chesterfield "Wednesday where they viii
spend the winter with their son, WIZ q.
Allen, and family.
The Baptist Sunday school picnic held
IN the grove here last Friday was well
attended The baseball game was the
most exciting feature Of the afternoon.
Miss Ethel Butler gave her Bible class
a picnic at l.. l.. Gout's last week Thurs,
day. A very pleasant time was enjoyed
by all. Miss Butler viii soon return TO
Colby college.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-04
WEST DUMMERSTON.

A. B. Bailey is not as well this week
Miss Edith Clarke of Jamaica was a
guest last week of Mrs R. A. Knight.
There are many cases of ivy poison
about, requiring physicians treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs L. w. futile have re-
turned from their visit to friends in Graf
ton.
Miss Ethel Taylor of Providence, R. l.,
is guest of her aunt, Mrs. Herbert Nor
cross.
Miss Gertrude Cole of Orange, Mass,
is spending the week with Mrs. Hattie
Marsh.
Miss Maggie Phillips of New Jersey is a
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Phillips, for few weeks.
Mrs. Charles w. Phillips and daughter.
Ethel, of Fall River, Mass, have been
guests at the Phillips home.
Tweenty-seven or more of our citizens
went on the excursion to Newport, R. L.,
last week and reported delightful time,
except those who were seasick.
Mrs. o. F. Stevens and three children
have returned to their home in Ashland,
N. H., after spending five weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis E. Phil
lips.
F. E. Phillips has sold his farm to Carl
Carson of South Vernon and has bought
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-04
STRATTON.

Miss Mary Lyman spent SATURDAY I"
Brattleboro.
Irving and Arthur Grout called %
friends and relatives in town recently,
There was a corn roast at A. j. flhsii
last Friday evening. All report 60"
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lacky and l NJ,
daughter Edith spent several days at iA'>
Lacky's fathers. A. j. Pixies, recently
Miss Ethel Eddy visited her brot9aa'
IL. E. Eddy, in Brattleboro over suna Dss
returning Monday evening. Her nlsEG
Miss Doris, came with her for WeeA'
stay.
Miss Dickinson. Miss Breckenridge M M.s
Hoyt, Miss Birmingham, Mr.. and /, M .ni
A. j. Pike, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. \; EDDY i snt
Miss Ethel Eddy spent THURSDAY Of i''
week at CIRCUITS pond.
The women from New York who arr
been boarding at E. A. Eddy's went aS%
Saturday, Miss Dickinson, Miss Hoy aAs
Miss Birmingham going to Newtane iO a,i i
few days before returning to the, Guy s ans
Miss breckenridge returning to her l'~'
on Staten Island.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-04
wARDSBoRo.

A. 7. Derby Is spending this week It
Gardner. Mass.
Mrs. stafford is visiting her nephew
George Morse.
Miss Helen Colyer is boarding with Mrs
W. w kidder.
School began Monday with Miss Helen
Colver a. teacher.
Nfrs. Sarah Read and Otis lIcfilon re-.
turned home Monday from Franklin, Vt.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Underwood and Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Miller spent Sunday in
Putney.
The A. T. clue has postponed It's sup.
per next week on account Of the special
meetings.
4 number Of membcra Of Vermont
grange attended the Pomona grange in
West Townshend Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris, who have been
spending the summer IN Iownshend, are
stopping at Underwood's hotel.
Mrs. Spaulding and Mrs Smith. who
have been visiting Mrs. Annie Newcomb,
returned to Hinsdale Wednesday.
Mrs. Edward Davis. who has been visit
ing her father A. L. Wheeler has re
turned to her home in East Orange, \. j.
Presiding Elder W. 5. Smithers will
preach in the Methodist church next sun.
day morning and evening, Sept. 9, and
will hold special meetings every evening
next week. All are invited to come.