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Arizona republican., 1908-10-06
FINE SHOWING MADE
 BY APPROPRIATORS
Annual Meeting of Stockholders Yes terday Was an Occasion for Gen eral Congratulations.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Appropriators' Canal company was held in the office of the Water Users association yesterday and was in pleasing contrast to some of the former annual meetings which called out bigger crowds than any other event, except the circus, and were the occasions of more or less fervent differences. Yesterday all was harmony and an atmosphere of tran quility pervaded the room during the entire session. More than that, it was a decidedly satisfactory meeting.
 The actions of the board of directors during the past Wear were endorsed and the same board was reelected for the ensuing year, the following being its personnel: J. P. Orme, Henry Welborn, Charles Goldman, Hosea Greenhaw, Jr.. and A. NJ. Fred erick. The stockholders advised turn ing over the canal system to the government at the earliest practicable moment, in line with plans that have already been pretty well outlined, and in harmony with which the gov ernment is now directing the admin istration of the water supply. After the stockholders 8meeting- the new directors met and organized by elect ing the following officers: J.. P. Orme. president; Henry Welborn, vice president; Chas. Goldman, treas urer, and Chas. A.. Van der Veer, secretary.
 The cause of all the satisfaction at yesterdays meetingTis the improved conditions in u-bicb tba rou,pauy- finds itself at this time, due to the good work of the management during the last year and a lot of thinking on
Arizona republican., 1908-10-06

the part of everybody concerned. It will be remembered that a couple of years ago the company was some thing like $4O,OOO in debt and the future dark with a poor outlook for revenue. On May 15, 1908. or last spring, this debt had been whittled down to $2S.00O. Since then the re- ceipts and disbursements have been as follows:
 Receipts for water services,
 summer season to Sept 15. SIP, 162.00 Receipts for water service,
 winter season to May 15,
 1909. ................... 14,61S18
Arizona republican., 1908-10-06
NEW COMERS.

T. A. Knox and family returned yes terday from Merickville, Canada, where they have been spending the summer. They had a splendid trip and enjoyed visiting their old home and renewing the acquaintances of past years They were accompanied to Tempe by s. II. James and family and Miss Knox. The new corners eX- pect to locate in the valley perman- ently and were much pleased with what little they had seen of the val ley yesterday morning.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-06
PUBLIC BUILDING SHE
 10 BE CHOSEN SOON
An Agent of the Treasury Depart ment Will Arrive in Phoenix on Friday.

Washington, D. C., Oct. 5.-(Spe- cial)-William WindOm, an agent of the treasury department, left last night for Phoenix, Ariz., to examine the various sites offered for a federal building to be erected there under the act of the last session of con gross. A half dozen proposals have been submitted to the department, some of them offering sites without charge and others fixing a price on the holdings. It will be the busi- ness of Mir. Windom to determine the suitability of the several sites. with reference to their convenience. MT. Windom will reach Phoenix on Fri day
 Miss Elva F. Young today was ap- pointed a clerk in the reclamation service at Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-06
@ S @@ HEALS 9s @r1o 0e SORES AND ULCERS

Sores and Ulcers indications tic circulation has become infected with and pOison which bcng 
 tissues and surrounding flesh and keep the and disease Whether these impurities facilitating hereditary bad blood there but $ to purity the blood Washes salves loons because of their cleansing antsec effects but nothing applied the bOd
 
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 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA GA
Arizona republican., 1908-10-06
.TONIGHT'S OFFERING
 THE PASSION PLAY
An Attraction of More Than Passing Importance at the Opera House To- night.

Attention is called to the display ad in this mornings issue announcing the Passion Play at the Goodwin opera house this evening. This is an event of some importance and no one should overlook the opportunity of seeing these pictures. They are Pdthe's nand colored and the film was secured at great expense. It is said to be the finest of the kind ever taken of the great production. In addition to the pictures there will be four illustrated songs relating to the pictures, "The Palms" "The Holy City Calvary" " and Nearer My God to Thee" In all there will be some four thousand feet Of film run through the machine and it will be an entertainment of rare merit
Arizona republican., 1908-10-06
LAPSE OF MEMORY
 O'BRIEN'S TROUBLE
He Took Another Mans Rig By Mis- take and Landed in Jail.

Patrick O'Brien, as his name might indicate. a son of the ould sod. got himself into considerable trouble yes terlay through a sudden lapse of memory, due to a few drinks he had
 taken upon first arriving in town carly in the morning. O'Brica ap- peared at Finch's stable about nine o'clock driving a rig belonging to Joe Guyer. He offered the rig for sale Co Mir Finch and a deal was finally de-
Arizona republican., 1908-10-06

an assurance that the creditors will get somewhere in the neighborhood of 90 cents on the dollar for their claims. if not more, while a year ago most of them shook their heads and concluded their claims against the company were practically a dead loss It is only another proof that no matter how dark the clouds get in this valley, they always clear away in time.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-06
MOI LIN THE RACE.

F. A. Windes yesterday afternoon stated that he was not in the race for the office of justice of the peace of this precinct on the prohibition ticket. While he appreciates the honor that was conferred upon him by the pro- hibitionists. he has not the time to spare to give the office its due atten- ton in case he should be elected and then again he does not care for the of flee and would not accept it under any conditions.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-06
Finch and Carr, undertakers and en- balmers. Tempe, Phones, 131 Finch; and 179, Carr.
THE RIG RECOVERED.

The rig belonging to Lars Ericksen, that was taken from the National Bank corner Saturday evening, was found at an early hour the next morn ing some four or five miles south of town tied to a fence. It was evident that the outfit had been driven to that point as the tie rope was missing and was not found at the post where the horse was left in the evening.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-06
Some People
 Compromise

When they think is too had to quit coffee and shift straight Postu they compromise the by using Postum with little coffee Of course that isn't "stricty business and person will quickly from coffee als if
Arizona republican., 1908-10-06
$26,TSO1S
$9.S146O

Against this is a treasury balance of SHOT and the estimated receipts for water service during the present season will be s5.625, or a total of S7.332. which, subtracted from the indebtedness. will leave an apparent or estimated deficit of only S2.4S2.60 next spring. That amount divided among all the creditors, if the com pany shall then go out of business, will be a mere trifle. In fact, it is
Arizona republican., 1908-10-06
A REFORM scHooL SUBJECT.

Bartlett pears. cts. per pound at the Berkenkamp ranch.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-06

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, GA.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-04-09

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OUR AssORTNtENr or CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARE 4
SELECTED STOCK. COME IN AND
EXAMINE THEM Il. G. PRATT *
co, 2Ii SOUTH SCOND.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-04-09

Rhode Island Reds, per setting of
t3. $100; Plymouth Rocks aud Black
Mnorcas, "a cents per setting. Phone
$50. Ed Mcclure.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-04-09

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'aud azpcrieaec bat how shall they
bc maintained?
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-04-09

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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16
Peach Ridge

School closed at this place Sat
urday. A successful term was
taught by Miss Carrie Stiverson
of near Logan.
Henry Stoody's remains were
brought to Gibisonvllle for burial
Floyd Evans called on Chez
Kline one evening last week.
The following took supper witt
Mrs. Hannah Kline: Rosa Ray
mond, Mary and Velya Krinn,
Grace Moore and brother, Homer.
Stella and Guile Stverson, Rev
Baker and family.
Creighton Whiteraft was the re-
cent guest of Paul Kline.
Sabbath school was we'll attend
ed at Gibisonyille, Sunday.
AMERICAN GIRL.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16
Cedar Grove

The quarterly meeting at st
John last Sunday was well attend
ed.
Miss Elsie Tatman, who has
been in the employ of jacob
BANTER for sometime was visit.
ing her parents on Salt Creek last
week.
Glide Rose, our merchant, was
visiting at Jacob Bainter's last
Sunday.
L. w. Beery, Jacob BANTER and
Harry Gordon was in So. Bloom
lngville last Saturday.
Rev. Lockwood and Mr.. Allison,
of Walnut Grove, took dinner
with H. A. Gordon and family
last Saturday and Sunday.
Harry Gordon and wife, Mrs.
Mary Linn and daughter Cora,
Icel Davis and Herbert Lovesay
spent last Monday evening with
Therman Becker and wife.
Mrs. Mary Linn and daughter
Cora, visited John Kern and wife
last Thursday.
Jacob Bainuer is boarding Mr..
Wartman's sawmlll hands.
Clarence Kalklosch and Benz
Morse were at Harry Gordon's on
business last week.
Allen Reichley and Carl Black
ston have bought some doves.
The boys seem to he much elated
over their birds, but Allen
thinks that his bird is the best
singer.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16
Roekbridge, Route 2

Howard McBroom and Henry
Fauble passed through this vicini-
ty, last Monday, enroute to Jacob
Bigham s to get stone derrick.
There IS going to be something
doing in the near future.
Mrs. Philip Saters, Mrs. Henry
Fauble and little daughter, Dovie,
visited Fred Stair and wife, last
Sunday.
Jacob Bigham and brother,
Nelson, called on H. Fauble, Sun
day.
Henry Fauble, of Laurel town
ship, was elected delegate, last
Saturday, to attend the conven-
tion to be held at Logan, Satur-
day, April is.
S. d. Yantes passed through
this neck of the woods, last Sun
day.
Well as there has been some
criticism through another Logan
paper for the past year in regard
to the condition OF the public
roads in Laurel TIP. The Trustees
and superintendent, etc. We will
give you, who desire or who are
interested in this criticism small
problem to solve. Say the Febru-
ary draw was $4,000 and you di-
vide it into four funds, viz town
ship, roads, bridge and poor fund.
Now you are not to use any fund
only as set apart. What we want
to know is how much road you
can stone with that fund set apart,
how long it will take you to stone
mile of road. AS there is some
talk that the commissioners will
do some improving on this road in
the near future, and this problem
properly solved will be of some
use to some one. The township
has never received a dollar from
the levy made in addition to the
two days labors, for the reason
that the first half of this levy was
to be collected in the December
installment, so the township was
deprived of the so called road tax
last fall. The taxable valuation
of Laurel township is very low
and the trustees must levy to the
full extent of the law, or nearly so,
And when you get the question
solved herein mentioned, you will
not wonder why the trustees do
not use more stone for road i'm
provements in Laurel township.
We must say that we have first
class men too work on the roads
in this township.
WHIP -pnOR-WIII
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16
CantWell Cliffs

o. Isel johnson, of South Perry,
purchased a few calves of Samuel
Kline, one day last week.
A very quiet wedding occurred
at this place, last Tuesday. The
parties being William Myer, of
Fern Ridge, and Miss Anna Green,
the most accomplished daughter
of Levi Green and wife, of this
place. An old fashioned belling
occurred IN the evening, and most
enjoyable time was had by all
present, Mr.. and Mrs. Myers
have the best wishes of the entire
neighborhood.
H. W. McBroom, wife and little
daughter, Marie, were Logan
shoppers, Saturday.
Henry Stoody, and aged and
respected citizen, of this communi-
ty, died last Thursday and was
buried, Saturday at Gibisonvllle.
VIM. Anderson, of Locust Grove,
called on Howard McBroom, Sun
day afternoon.
Clifford Trout and Denver Brown
called on Walter Bowers, Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Kline and Mrs.
II. w. McBroom are on the sick
list, at this writing.
George VOLT and family and
Fred Bowers and daughter, Ruth,
called on Mrs. Margaret Kline,
Sunday.
Jack Morris, the champion fur
buyer and dog trader, of Tomtit
Ave, called on lkie Trout, one
day recently.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16
Derbin Run

Mrs. Herbert Tipple called OF
her parents Tuesday afternoon.
George Weidner was Bogar
visitor Saturday.
Joe Gurile and Miss Barbara
Weidner attended the school
closing at the Hensel school Tues.
day, and reported good time.
Charles Wilson and Fred Wag.
ner were Lancaster visitors
Monday.
Miss Sadie Krinn, who has been
very sick, is able to be out again.
Miss Rosa Dutton was Logan
visitor Saturday.
j. j. Beery made business
trip to Sugar Grove one day this
week
No. IL School Will close Thurs.
day with an entertainment in the
evening.
Miss Ida Walker returned home
after spending two weeks with
her brother at Sugar Grove.
Miss Tena Klump, of Lancaster,
is visiting her brother of this
place.
Misses Katie and Nellie Mess.
barger, of Lancaster, called on
their sister, Mrs. John Brehm.
Charles Wilson made business
trip to Sugar Grove, Tuesday.
No. Z School will close Friday
with big dinner and ball game.
Dove Weidner and Jacob Gurile
were Lancaster callers Friday,
VIM. Walker made business
trip to Lancaster one day this
week. DERBY.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16
Laurel Township.

Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Stoody
were visiting the formers parents,
Sunday.
Samuel Bailey made Il business
trip to Logan, Saturday.
Messrs. Clifford Trout, William
Notestone and William Goss call
ed on Walter Bowers, Saturday
evening.
Henry Stoody, Jr, is better at
this writing.
Miss Mabel Anderson attended
the examination at Logan, Satur-
day.
George Bailey says he has moth
ing to do only haul lumber, pull
sumacs, haul manure, NOW briers,
plow, go to mill, iced the cattle,
wait upon the corn buyers, grub,
haul posts, and sleep little be-
tween times. RIp VAN WISKLE.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16
Carbonhill

The man that takes his flannel Off
is liable TO get his fatal caugh;
But the man that keeps his flannel on
VIII beat the doctor two to one.
We still have our dirty little
pencil behind our ear and allow no
one to restrict our writing except
the Editor.
VIM. Spooner, returned home
here, last week, after 2 or 3 years
sojourning in the far west.
Joe Blosser had business in Lo-
gan, last Saturday.
j. G. Spencer and wife and j.
r.. Spaulding and wife spent last
Wednesday in Columbus.
Mr.. Booth, from the Ohio river,
is spending several days with his
daughter, Mrs. G. w. of this
place.
James Richard and wife, of Lo-
gan, passed through here, last
Saturday evening, enroute to Mon
day.
Thomas Parry and wife, of this
place, had business in Logan,
Monday of last week.
Chas. Green, ST., and family
are spending several days in CO.
lumbus.
Miss Alice Griffin and sister, of
Sand Run, were seen here, last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Arthur l.. Hicks, of Straits
vile, spent last Saturday here.
Il. V, Bay, of Sand Run, was
calling here last Saturday.
Henry Davis and Oliver Craw-
ford, of Jacksonville, are building
a dwelling house for Adam Fennel,
of this place.
We received the sad intelligence
last Tuesday, announcing the
death of Walter Brown, our neph-
ew. The hand Of allliction is be-
ing laid heavily on the Brown
family for this is the fifth child
that has died within the last
seven years.
Emma, the little daughter of
Alex Guess and wife, is quite i'll
with the whooping caugh.
The stork made its usual visit
to tins place April the Z, and left
a fine son at the home of Vincent
Green and wife. UNoLE HEz.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16
SOCIETY NEWS OF
OTHER Towns
A'z A's By 80
Special correspondence
Webb Summit

AS we have not heard from oui
place for sometime thought W,
would let you know we are still
living.
Mumps are still raging in oul
vicinity, visiting the old as vel
as the young. Among those
afflicted are; Miss Ethel Clara,
Harvey and Clarence Beougher,
Miss Mabel and Harley Howdy.
she'll
Mrs. Levi Cohagan is still on
the sick list from the effects of
mumps.
The Thompson Bros, are busily
engaged in digging scrap iron
from the Wynona cinder bed.
Among our Logan shoppers
Saturday were Mr.. Williams,
Minard and Eber Howdyshell, ID.
f. Beougher, Mr.. and Mrs, Abra-
ham Helver, Levi Little and G.. w.
Beougher.
Webb's school will close April
%, Roland Bright being the
teacher.
Wesley Coakley is still suffer
ing with a broken arm.
Someone said there was only
one mud hole on our road and that
was all the way. Guess he is
right.
Fence building seems to be the
order of the day in our vicinity.
Mr.. S. Howdyshell says that he
has lived near the Summit all his
life time and never saw the road
from his place to Logan in as bad
II shape as at present.
Mike Howdyshell has completed
his new barn.
Harvey Beougher is the cham
pion grounding catcher.
Ed. Struble, of Logan, visited
Noah Mohler and family Sunday.
Rev. Ricketts, delivered an
excellent Easter sermon Sunday,
with quite number of listeners.
Mrs. Ed Terrell is confined to
her room with the mumps, but is
some better at this writing.
Mr.. Busby has moved in the
Co.'S property near Wynona.
Two of Mr.. q. G.. Webb's chill
dren have the mumps at present.
Mr.. G. w. Beougher and wife
attended church at Webb's, Sun
day.
Clinton Webb has the mumps.
Fox hunters and hounds are
busy on the chase almost day and
night.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16
How to Avoid Appended
It's.

Most victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually eonsti-
pated. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures chronic constipation
by stimulating the liver and
bowels and restores the natural
action of the bowels. Orino Laxa-
tive Fruit Syrup does not nauseate
or gripe and is mild and pleasant
to take. Refuse substitutes.
Bort IL Co.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16
Washington Tp. School
Closing.

One of the most pleasant events
of the season was the closing day
of a seven months term of school
at Ewing, Ohio, District No. 9,
on April 9TH, the teacher in charge
being Clarence Griffith, of near
1lesboro. Mr.. Grifllth has had
most successful term of school,
and the gratitude Of the patrons
was shown, when at 10 A. NJ. they
arrived at the school house with
smiling faces and well-filled
baskets, in time to hear some of
the Recitations of the pupils, the
results of which were creditable
to both pupils and teacher, in
showing the interest the pupils
have taken in their studies and
the skill and good management
which has been used during the
term.
The morning exercises included
Reading, Literature, Grammar,
Arithmetic and Spelling, in which
all pupils took an active part.
Before dismissing for dinner the
teacher appointed the Ladies and
Misses of the school to relieve the
benches of their burden of laden
baskets and transfer them to the
table and thence to be distributed
to the desks of the well-filled seats,
and we think all did justice to
the cakes, pies pickles, etc. set be-
fore them. 1t being an ideal day
the young folks spent the noon
hour in outdoor games, and the
ladies in pleasant conversation of
by-gone school days, and of the
future in store for their children.
At the first tap of the bell allsswere
in the room to listen to the brief,
but interesting program, prepared
by the teacher with the assistance
of his pupils. The songs for the
day were "Ohio Beautiful" ," Jacky
Frost" and "Our Father in
Heaven" sung by the school.
The program being ended the
teacher gave all an opportunity of
"speaking," to which several re-
sponded, all speaking in the
interest of the school, and the best
means of promoting education.
Mr.. Grifllth's closing remarks
were very touching in which he
stated that he had tried to do his
best for the children placed under
his care, but this being his first
term, he, like all others, had made
some mistakes which need not be
repeated; and in closing his best
wishes were extended to all of his
pupils, and his thanks were ex-
tended to all who assisted in the
program. 1t seemed to be the
wish of all present that he would
spend another seven months with
them, and the wish of the writer
that we shall enjoy many more
such happy days. A GUEST.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-16
Gibisonyille

Mrs, Robert Head, Of this place,
gave a birthday party, Thursday
evening. Those present were
The Misses Grace and Ethel Ieig-
Ter, Goldie Evans, Velva Brashares,
Rosa Raymond, Oracle Moore,
Fanny and Leah Glaze, Florence
and Georgia Weltner and Mrs. Ida
Zeiger. Also the Messrs. Allen
Shiek, Pearl and Ralph Zeigler,
Merton Weltner, Harry Kiefaber,
ROLAND Glaze and Roy Notestone.
Mrs. Head proved herself to be a
very efficient hostess. A two
course luncheon was served, after
which the evening was spent in
music, (vocal and instrumental)
and the old time party plays. Af-
ter "the Hen Cackled, " the guests
departed wishing the hostess many
more such birthdays.
Howard Turner was seen on our
streets, Saturday. Howard's
pleasant smile is always welcome.
Jacob Lift and wife, of Logan,
spent Sunday with Rachel Rouse,
of this place,
The Misses Rosa Raymond,
Goldie Evans, VeIva Brashares
and Mr.. Merton Weltner called on
Mrs. Wilhelmina Gibson, Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Chas. Boiling visited Mrs.
Jacob Cupp, Sunday.
Roxy Cupp made his weekly trip
towards Logan, Sunday.
Tommy Whitcraft is reported on
the sick list, at this writing.
Miss Leah Glaze, of South Perry,
spent Friday with Sarah Peterson.
Quite number from this place,
attended the school closing at
Brehm, Saturday. They all re-
port good time.
Jesse McGrady and Carlos Wilt
craft attended meeting at Oak
Grove, Saturday evening.
Bert Bell. of Logan, is visiting
withshis mother, of this place.
Miss Florence Weltner, of
Mechanlcsburg, and Miss Georgia
Weltner, of Rockbridge, visited
with their brother, Merton, of
this place, couple of days last
week.
"Redberry" Glenn was seen on
our streets, Sunday.
Elmer Krinn is busily engaged
in setting out Brassica Saliva
plants.
Chester Kline and Fred Burgoon
made flying trip to Logan, Sat
urday.
Newton Stoody and wife. of
Columbus, called on Ed. Miller
and family, of this place, Monday.
j. NJ. Gibson contemplates
making a trip to Buchtel, where
he is engaged In the mining busi-
ness. BRTsEY BELINDA.