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Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
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(Contlnued from page A) few are still picking. but most of the growers have stopped.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Hawthorne are planning to return to their for mer home in Oklahoma to make their future home again.
 NJ r. White will leave next week for his former home in Clayton, In diana. MT. and Mrs. White came west last fall expecting to winter here and in California, but when they arrived here they concluded that Salt river valley was good enough for them, so they purchased a ranch west of Glendale. Mir Whites trip back to Indiana is a business mission, as he intends to hold sale there of his farming equipments. live stock, etc, for he finds it quite a little trouble to run a ranch here and there too.
 Mir. Dickson win start back to Oklahoma next week to visit his aged mother He will be accom- panied by Nora Davis, who will make her home with her sister there.
 J. c. Davis sold a fine bunch of young dairy stock to an Agua F'ria buyer last week
 Frank Pima will give dance in the Mexican dance hall on the night of the 18th for the benefit of the celebration which will take place here on the 18th Of nert month. Tickets are on sale now at E. Rudds place.
 A cattle man from Congress passed through here on his way to Phoenix last Tuesday While stopping here for a few min-- utes he lost his purse containing 1,O35.OO, not knowing it until he was some four or five miles beyond Glendale. He returned as quickly as possible. When he reached here his money was awaiting him at the post office. The Beavers girls found the money.
 Will Pickering and wife of Buck eye moved to Glendale and will make this their home.
 Mrs. Weigold, Miss Mary Forney, Miss Bertha Furry and Miss Maude Forney left Friday morning for the coast where they will spend some friends.
 Mir. Willis and family of Phoenix have rented the old Erickson place and will make it their home for a while.
 J. Terry has purchased the confec- tionery store formerly owned by Oily Erickson.
 Miss Meta Eyer of Phoenix, who spent the past week visiting with Pearl Stauffer, returned home Thurs day.
 Walter Furrey and family of Phoe- nix have moved to Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
DISAPPOINTED IN OUTING.

Warren Peterson of Glendale. post master and merchant there, was pass ing through Mesa yesterday en route to the mountains, for a summer out ing, being accompanied by his family When he reached here, however, he was intercepted by a telegram from the man whom he had left in charge of his business affairs in Glendale. to the effect that the former had received word from his father in California that he was seriously ill. and for the son to come there immediately.
 Upon receipt of this Mir. Peterson retrrced his steps. and together with his family, returned to Glendale The party was of course greatly disap- pointed in not being able to enjoy the trip which had been looked forward to with much pleasure.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
Chase, That "Boston Mixer"

gust 11th. the object of which will be to reorganize Company D of the Ma tional Guards of Arizona. Several talks are to be made on matters per taining to militia organizations. Many important matters will be brought be- fore the recognizing body, the most important of which will be the voting for a captain of the company. It is specially desired that all of the old members of the company, in particular be present at this meeting, as it is the intention to have all previously be-
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

territory, at which time Company D had full membership, and ranked well in military tactics. Since this time, however, many have left town, and for others reasons have left the company, until the membership has grown gradually less and it now thought best for all concerned that complete reorganization be formed.
 Among the names which have been mentioned to be voted upon as captain of the company is that of A. B. Mel son, who is an experienced man in the affairs of the national guard, IS popular among the boys, and should he he elected it is certain that the or ganiZation will have much vim and spirit, and under his direction it is only fitting to expect that the com pany will receive a thorough military training.
 on Thursday evening last, Colonel James w. McClintock of Phoenix was in Mesa for the purpose of reorganiz- ing the company, but because of the fact that the movement had not been generally known, and on account of public entertainments, a sufficient number of the members did not appear at the ArmOry, to effect an organiZa- tion. However. Colonel McClintock is very much enthused over the appar- ent prospects for a good military com pany here. He assured the men that all of the equipment necessary would be forthcoming as soon as such was required. Practical work will begin immediately after the company is formed. in order to prepare for the territorial encampment which will be held near Phoenix in September, and also the encampment of the south western division which will assemble in California in october.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
ScOTTSDAIE.

Scottsdale. Aug. 7-(Special Core spondence of The Republican.)-It was with much regret that We received the news of the death of MT. IL w. Hop per who died in Denver last Sunday morning just before the arrival of his wife and daughter. The Hoppers have home here where they resided for several years. They were among our best and most respected residents and well liked by all who knew them. They leave a vacancy in our community that will not be easily filled, as it is hardly thought that Mrs. Hopper and Rainey will return. We extend sympathy to the lonely ones
 Grandma Frazier and party left last week for visit with relatives in Mis- souria and may not return to Arizona. We are sorry to loose them.
 w B. Haynie has rented Chaplain Scott's place and is now in possession.
 Chaplain Scott left Wednesday for San Diego. Cal, where he will spend the summer with relatives dividing his time between business and pleasure. The chaplain is never idle and his pleasure trips are much more pleasant when mixed with little business
 MT. Miller is engaged in building a modern residence on the quarter lately purchased of Chaplain Scott. He expects to have it ready for his family by the first of October after which time they get possession and will make their home here
 E. O. Brown and family and Mir. Fitzgerald expect to leave on a camp ing trip to Payson as soon as they can cross the river.
 Francis Frazier is doing some work for Chaplain Scott which the lease be tween chaplain and Mir. Haynie calls for.
 MT. and Mrs. Graves have ordered their goods shipped to Denver where they expect to locate
 E. O. Brown sold a bunch of fat
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
BOOSTING THE TERRITORIAL EX-
 HlBIT FOR ALBUQUERQUE.

The booster committee representing the different boards of trade in the valley met in the rooms of the Mesa chamber of commerce yesterday for the purpose of furthering the plans for collecting the exhibits which. are to be sent to the Irrigation congress at AL buquerque. N. M. Secretary Cowgirl, of the Phoenix board of trade, T. Dickinson of Tempe, and Charles F. Jones of this place composed this com mittee. It was arranged that G. H. Egley who is now collecting exhibits on the north side, should be directed to come here and confer with the far mers regarding the exhibits to be got ten up, and that he make this trip at the earliest possible date.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

meeting will be held in the Mesa opera house on Tuesday evening Au-
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08

longed, to take out their discharge pa pers and reenlist with the new mem bers.
 Guy w Jones was yesterday calling on prospective members. with a list of several whom it was thought desired to become members of the new body. It was found by this means that there were enough who are ready to affiliate themselves to insure the success of the new organization.
 Less than three years ago, Mesa possessed the banner company of the
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
HOW'S This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. lieve him perfectly honorable in all busl- ness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mu- nials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists Take Halls Family Pills for constipa- tion.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
A REORGANIZATION
 Of fHE MILITIA

Meeting Will Be Held in the Mesa Opera House Tuesday Evening For That Purpose.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
HOLLANDS APPROVAL
 Or MINISTER DE REUS
Is Expressed In a Salute Fired By the Cruiser Gelderland.

Wiilemstcdt, Aug. This afternoon the Dutch cruiser Gelderland left the port and stopped outside the port to await the sailing of the IntercOlonial steamer Christianstad, which is taking NJ De Reus, the former Dutch minis ter to Venezuela, recently expelled by President Castro. to Trinidad, where he .-ill-embark for Holland.
 When the Christianstad approached the Gcldcrland it fired a salute in honor of the minister while the popu- lace ashore cheered him and Queen Wilhelmia. The action of the Gelder- land is taken here to mean that Hol- land approves NJ. De Reus' action in regard to Venezuela. -
Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
RIVERsIDE-ME MESQUITE.

This district was visited by a pretty stiff wind Sunday afternoon. It did a great deal of damage to the shade trees.
The Huttig news., 1908-03-07
Odd Facts About Numbers.

Some very curious facts have
been discovered about numbers,
which maybe to professor of
mathematics might seem simple
enough, but to the average person
certainly appear remarkable.
Nine is perhap one of the most
mysterious numbers. If we multi
ply by 9 any number under 20. ex-
cept l l, the sum of the digits in
the products will always be 9.
Thus:
9x2 equals 18 and 8 plus |
equals 8.
9x5 equals 20 and Z plus 2
equals 9.
9x4 equals Sc and 6 plus 8
equals 9.
Another queer number is 81. If
81 be multiplied by 8 or any num-
Der of threes up to 2z, the three
digits in each product will be alike.
For instance:
3x37 equals Ill.
6x3z equals 222.
9x37 equals 353.
12x3z equale 444.
15x3z equals 555, and so on up
ty %.
Any one who chooses to try some
of these mathematical expert
ments, no doubt, will find out other
interesting ones for himself.
The Huttig news., 1908-03-07

u
various public works, and. having
studied the conditions and needs of
the laboring man. he is position
to help them in needed legislation
in their interests.
Mr.. Jenny is opposed to the IN
necessary expenses of two courts.
He opposes the useless expense of
long terms of legislature and thinks
their pay should be limited to d
cert lin term or paid a salary, that
they may be paid only to do their
duty. He is firm believer in the
cause of temperance and his in
huence will always 60 to the ad-
vanCement of temperance.
When you cast your vote for Mr..
Jenny, you may rest assured it
goes to a man fully competent and
one who prides in progressive
advancement of everything good
for Union County and for Arkansas
The Huttig news., 1908-03-07
He is an ardent advocate Of

He is an ardent advocate of
deep waterways and drainage of the
swamp lands of the South, which
means so much to this couetry and
had he had an opportunity of ad-
dressing you would have explained
some interesting statistics regard
ing these two matters.
If elected Mr.. Goodwin promises
to do all in his power to have con-
gress appropriate annually a sum
of money for the establishment of
agricultural and textile schools
throughout this country, the same
as now exist in Germany. for the
education of the youth of the land
in the science of the greatest &C.
cupation, that of farming.
His views on the financial ques-
ton are sound and logical. He be-
| YES in the iniative and referen-
dunn and that there is a moral
awaking coming over the country
that will relegate graft to the rear
and that honor, honesty and ability
will be given their rights in public
oHcoc and ffoiro
Mr.. Goodwin is a native Of Ar
kansas and has a record as state
senator from the Eighteenth Dis
trict that he is proud of and which
stands as an evidence of the kind
of man he is ard what might be ex-
pected of him if sent to the FEEDER
al Congress.
The Huttig news., 1908-03-07
The Political Speaking.

The school room was filled on
last Tuesday evening to hear the
candidates for chancellor of the
Seventh Chancery District and
prosecuting attorney of the Thir-
teenth Judicial District, many
ladies being present as the meeting
was postponed until after the re-
vival services at the church.
Each of the candidates for chan
cellor, J. M. Barker, Judge E. o.
Mahony and Col. J. r. Thornton
spoke for ten minutes as did J. Y.
Stevens, w. E. Patterson. Judge
Neil G. Marsh and G. w. Mckay,
candidates for prosecuting a tor
ney. Pete j. Robertson. candidate
for railroad commissioner Of the
southern district and }. V. Jenny,
of Juno. candidate for representa-
tive of Union county, being present
zach announced their candidacy in
short speech.
Hon. w. S. Goodwin. of Warren,
Bradley county. a candidate for
congress, and G. A. Love, of
Strong, candidate for county and
probate judge, we're also present
and just as the chairman was about
to introduce Mr.. Goodwin the
lights were cut off the residence
circuit which includes the school
house and prevented that gentle
man from addressing the voters as
we'll as Mr.. Love. In another part
of this issue however will be found
the essence of Mr.. Goodwin's ad-
dress to the vottrs of the district.
a copy of which will be mailed to
all in the future. Many stories
were told by the various candidates
on each o'her and much merriment
caused by them. They left on the
morning train for Strong where
they addressed the voters in the
afternoon Wednesday.
The Huttig news., 1908-03-07
Jenny for Representative.

We carry the announcement of J
" Jenny this week as a candidate
for representative, subject to the
Democratic primary.
Mr. Jenny was reared in this
county, on the farm, has been a
close student of the needs of this
county for years and is fully COM
petent to represent the people in a
way satisfactory ard creditable.
He stands for better schools, bet
ter roads and for everything elevat
ing to his people. Having spent
his life as laborer on the farm and
The Huttig news., 1908-03-07
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HON. w. S. GOODWlN'S VIEWS.
Candidate for Congress HAS Many Good
Points in His Platform.

In presenting his claims as a can
didate for congress from the Sew
enth District, Hon. w. S. Goodwin,
of Warren, Bradley county, be-
lieves in many reforms that when
enacted on the statute books by
our highest legislative body will
mean much to the entire citizen
ship of the country.
He believes that one of the
greatest questions that confront
the American people today is that
of tariff reform and that the tariff
should be so amended as to permit
or rather force the price of TIE
necessities of life being sold here
at home at the same price they are
abroad, thereby creating a less
profit to the tariff protected baron
of manufacture and greater saw
ing to TIE laborer who is the neces-
sary producer of all wealth, in
other words, removing the tariff
from every trust ma1e article in
the country.
Mr.. Goodwin is firm believer in
organized labor and thinks that it
should present solid front at all
times. He also favors an employ
ers' Liability act that would compel
corporations doing an inter-sta ;e
business to be responsible for acct
dents to their employees. unless
such accident is caused by Willful
conduct of the employee. He be-
Iieves that the power of the FEEDER
al courts should be curhed so as
to prevent tie from interfering
by Injunction with the ri his of the
states and the laboring people.
Gambling in futures on necessa-
nv commodities is another great
evil with which the farmers and
people in general have to contend
with that he would by legislation
put out of commission as the
saying goes. Mr.. Goodwin favors
the refund of the cotton tax to the
southern states and the upbuilding
of public roads and highways in
every possible way and by all the
aid the government can give.
The Huttig news., 1908-03-07
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The Postmaster General has made ruling and issued orders to
be effective that publishers of and period
will permitted mail publications the
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in part from the order as follows:
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extend credit for subscriptions his publication denied
toned but his compliance with this regulation will
be taken into consideration de emnng whether the publication
entitled transmission the second-cass of
instructions the Postmaster General to the Post
informed that Notwithstanding January
effective the desire
the department publisher reasonable oppoun
adjust his business the conditions Therefore
subscriptions defined by section 456
April l, 1909
is needless to say that we put
send yet
whose subscription than
gle paper continue sending paper those of
time expired until the last week March, when all
expired will be dropped from list In the
meantime will send statements all subscribers who
to April 1908 Those who will continue to receive the
paper dc will be dropped from mailing list We
hope all will adjust this matter before the first of April do
lose single subscriber account of this ruling of the
Postmaster General We have not optional with
but it is made compulsory.
The Huttig news., 1908-03-07
WOOdmen of the World.

From Sovereign Escort H F.
Simrall, of this city, we learn that
the advanced figures of the Sover-
eign Camp Woodmen of the World
show 1907 to have been the most
progressive year in the history of
this organization. The member
ship on January |, 1908. was 1922
600. On January |. 1907, it was
55O,72O. The net gain during the
year was 81, 28O as compared with
Sc, 1923 for 1906. The receipts
during the year were SIS, 944, O2O.-
%. The expenditures for death
losses were $5,272.79o.5o; for
monuments, $252,z55.4O;for disa-
bility claims, $780, The total
emergency fund and cash on hand
the first of the year was $500,
O13.7l. The Sovereign Camp
Woodmen of the World is enjoying
an extraordinary growth. 1t in
crease in assets is keeping pace
with it.
The work continues to prosper
in Arkansas. During 1907 more
than $500 applications we're re-
ceived from hat State. Two hun
dred and seventy-fve thousand
dollars we're paid to widows and
orphans last year and seventy
eight new camps were formed,
bringing the number of active
camps up to nearly 600. The
membership January LIST. 1908, in
Arkansas, was 24,5OO.-Columbus
Miss Dispatch.
The Huttig news., 1908-03-07

Monroe Commercial College, Monroe, La.
Does Largest Business in His
tory of Institution

In spite of the financial panic
which the country in now Under
going, the enrolment at this big
institution during the month of
February was very heavy, and
their correspondence indicate that
March will also be a record break
err.
Such a tremendous success
during such financial unrest proves
most conclusivelv that the Monroe
Commercial College is giving the
very best courses in bookkeeping,
shorthand ard typewriting to be
had n the South, just the kind of
practical education that is demand
ed by the business world. 1t also
proves that the panic has brought
the better thinking class of people
of the South to realize that there
is no better way of investing their
earnings than in practical bust
ness education. This institution is
surely doing a great work for our
young people, and may it continue
to prosper in the future in even a
greater degree than it has done in
the past.
Parents interested in placing
their sons and daughters in a COM
mercial school where they will re-
ceive the very best business edu-
cation in the shortest possible time
and at the least expense consist
ant with thoroughness would do
we'll to investigate this excellent
school.
The Huttig news., 1908-03-07
L. B. Wood for Justice.

The News this week announces
Justice of the Peace c. B. Wood,
of Felsenthal, as candidate for
reelection. Squire Wood has
filled the office for the past
year and a half with credit and JUS
tiee to all. This end of the county
should have one of the two justices
to which Lapile township is en-
The Huttig news., 1908-03-07

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The Huttig news., 1908-03-07

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Doctors supreme confidence in these lit
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Pneumonia would never appor if early
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The Huttig news., 1908-03-07
To the Voters of Union County.

For more than two weeks have
been confined to my bed. and there
fore have been unable to make this
canvass and see you personally. |
am still confined to my room and
shall not be able to get out over
the County before the primary on
the 25th inst.
therefore adopt this method of
thanking you for the generous fa-
vors you have shown me in the
past. for which | shall never cease
to be greatful
During my present term of office,
| have continuously striven to
make you an honest and efficient
officer.
As to the measure of my sue
cess, shall let the records speak
To serve you is my pleasure, to
protect your interest is my law. |
shall always endeavor to so dis
charge my off duties as to re-
fleet credit alike upon my con-
stituency and upon myself.
Thanking you again for your
support in the past and for your
further approval on the 25th of
this month. am
Yours to serve,
T. w. WILLIAMS.
The Huttig news., 1908-03-07
Attention knights of Pythas.

There will be meeting of all
members of the Knights of Pythias
at Bells restaurant on Monday
evening, March 9, at z o'clock
sharp for the purpose of instituting
a lodge in Huttig. Every knight is
requested to be on hand no matter
where you now hold your member
ship.
The Huttig news., 1908-03-07

Group positively checked in 90 minutes.
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acts like Magic. No vomiting, nothing
harsh. A simple. safe, pleasant. de-
pendable Group syrup. soc, Sold by all
Dealers.
The Huttig news., 1908-03-07

Pain can be quickly stopped IS
cent box Of DR.. Shops Headache Tab
lets will kill any pain, anywhere. in 20
minutes! Besides they are thoroughly
safe. Painful periods with women, neu-
ralgia, etc, quickly cease after one tablet.
Sold by all Dealers.
The Huttig news., 1908-03-07
titled and as Squire Wood is tie

titled and as Squire Wood is tie
only one residing here he should
receive your vote and one of the
other two candidates residing at
Strong your other vote. He is a
native of Union county and all his
interests are here. Remember his
candidacy when you vote on the
25th.
The Huttig news., 1908-03-07

Ladies' calling cards neatly
printed at this office.