davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-30
Big Peach Crop.
[Chillicothe Gazette. /

The Gazette Monday had talk
with NJ. /, Shively the well known
fruit grower, in regard to the
fruit situation in this climate. Mr..
Shively stated that the peach CROP
this year with nothing further In
terfering would be record break
er. The one hard freeze we had
caught most of the peaches in
proper shape, and did not damage
them. The water that had fallen
on them had dried out before the
freeze came, and the fruit was not
Injured. We could loose rs per
cent. of the peaches on the trees
now, and still have big crop.
The cherry situation is different.
The sweet cherry crop this year
will be big one, but the sour
cherries are mostly killed. The
sweet cherry bud is few days
earlier opening than the sour
cherry, consequently the buds
were sufficiently open to dry out
the water in them before the hard
freeze came. The sour cherries
were just opening however, and
the water caught in the bud and
had no chance to escape, and froze
with the cherry.
OF course there will be sour
cherries, but in no sense of the
word will there be cherry crop.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-30
NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
Pursell

Cleaning house and making gar
den seems to lie the order of the
day in this vicinity.
Will Vancuren, the hustling
merchant, at Ilesboro. passed
through our village, one day last
week.
William Harsh bought a fine
COW of VIM. Woodland, last week.
Randa 10y, of Bethelville, was
q visitor to Pursell, last Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie Kelster, of Button
ridge, was caller at Pursell, on
Thursday last.
Homer Kitchen was seen on our
streets, one day last week.
Hiram Lama and son, of Bethel
vile, were hauling lumber out to
the road for the W. w. q A. lum-
ber company, Wednesday.
Mrs. Jane Lindsey passed through
our village, last Thursday.
Harvey Burgoon was visitor
to Laurelville, Saturday.
Miss Enid Cupp returned home,
Saturday evening from very
pleasant visit with friends in
Laurelville.
Mrs. V. d. Barclay and daugh-
ter, Frances, visited the formers
parents, Hiram Hannel and wife,
Sunday.
John Dresback and wife and
Sam Lama called on Albert Lytle
and family, Sunday.
Vern Kitchen and family passed
through our village Sunday.
Sam Febus and wife, of near
Ewing, passed through our streets,
Sunday.
John Kern and wife were the
Sunday guests of Fenton SIN elts
and wife.
Rev. Lockwood delivered most
eloquent sermon at Pine Grove
church, Sunday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-30
Some Pertinent Queries.

Present-day Republican politics
proceeds on the continually -dinned
theory of it being necessary to
carry out Mr.. Roosevelt's policies.
Without consuming space in citing
abundant proof, the assertion may
be fairly made that whatever these
policies are in remnant, or were
originally in completeness, they
were new to Republicans. Now
just what is it that is to be be-
queathed to Taft under the testa.
mentary proviso of carrying it out?
The appeal of the commander
in-chief for larger navy has been
rejected. The advice to save the
forests by removing the duty from
wood pulp has been repulsed. The
request made TO Judge of his APP
pointment to alliX jail sentence
to yiolator of law has been
ignored. Bills TO register corpora
tions and imperialize sheir con
duet, with labor unions and farm
srs' clubs exempted, and to tax
margin sales Of stock have been |
'hloroformed. The desire to im
'rove nayigabls streams by noun
ain forsstation has been declared
unconstitutional The Iist Of re.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-30
Driving Foraker From
Public Life Will Cost
Dearly.

Congressman Grant Earl Mouser,
OF Ohio, in announcing that he
would not be candidate for re.
election says;
"If the internal strife in the
ranks OF the Republican party
continue, in my humble Judgment
it will result in the defeat of hun
dreds of candidates for county and
State offices. Nothing but disast-
er can come out of the presen t
factional differences.
Mr.. Mouser throws up the
sponge because he fears that fac
tional differences in the party
would defeat him at the November
election if he should be candi-
date for Congress again. The
Ohio delegation now stands five
Democrats, sixteen Republicans.
How it will stand in the sixty-frst
Congress, Republican leaders like
Mr.. Mouser fear to conjecture.
The price of the attempt to drive
senator Foraker from public life
will have to be paid in Republican
osses all over Ohio.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-30

most two feet and straight across
the road, and no side bitches as
there should be to carry the water.
Then again the travelling men ask
us when they stick fast in the
mud holes if we have no stones or
gravel in our country, and then
appears Tie question, "Are we
to pay our road tax into the
Treasury to be dished out to Office
holders who sit around and draw
their fabulous salary and never
get out to see the roads, and we
the taxpayers to work the roads
free of charge and keep it in good
condition" The Taxpayer winds
up his large ball of yarn by
saying that the roads will never
be in good condition under the
new road law. And now if / had
a six-year old baby boy who would
dish up such inconsistent dope
for the intelligent readers of the
DEMoCRAT-SENTINEL to read /
would turn him over my knees and
play parental patter upon that
part of his anatomy, located
opposite his little stomach, until
it would blush as red as a Wood
Peck's head. | can't give any
account of the mud hole here
mentioned that the "taxpayer" has
referred too. The only reference
that ! can give is that taxpayer
was surely under the influence of
a large sized sorrel nightmare
when making this statement.
The taxpayer has wept and wiped
and weeped over the six-pence
that he has paid into the Treasury
until his weep-works has overflow
ed his brain tank, me thinks.
And the superintendents, trustees
and commissioners of Hooking
county have never been able to
ocate a remedy to cure the "fops,'
but if | ever run across such
'emedy | will forthwith or quicker
it down to you Mr. Tax
payer, as the Lord knows you
leed it. III. FAuBLE.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-30
Pleasant Valley

Flowing, making garden and
house cleaning seems to be the
order of the day.
Homer Kitchen and Benjamin
Long, of Pine Greek, were business
callers in our valley, Monday.
Mrs. Lewis Rodgers, of near
Corn Cob, visited Mrs H. Nihiser
and family, Tuesday.
Misses Nellie and Grace Van
curen called on Ethel Blackston,
Wednesday.
Bert Russell, of Bremen, was the
guest of Miss Hazel Prior, Sunday.
Chas. Zeigler, of near Gibson
vile, called on Edward ConkeI,
Monday night.
Augustine Blackston made a
business trip to Enterprise, We'd
nesday.
Ross Shaw the employee of Otto
Shaw, was engaged in hauling
corn, Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Conkel was the guest
of Mrs. l. Vancuren, Friday,
Chas. Schaal and family, of
Walnut Valley, were seen in our
valley, one day last week.
Miss Hazel Prior was the guest
of Mrs. Ethel Blackston, Monday.
Mrs. Jacob Stiverson and chill
dren spent Sunday with Mrs. H.
Miss Myrtle Evans attended the
spelling ut the Ball School, Friday
night and reports good time.
A number of the children, OF
this place, have the whooping
cough, at this writing.
Chas. Lenz was Logan shop
per, Saturday.
Miss Agnes Vancuren is visit
ng relatives at Ewing.
Quite few of the young folks,
II this valley, attended the SPELL
ng given by G, @. Blackston, Sat
lrday night. All report jolly
ime.
Harley Davis was seen on our
likes, Sunday. HIAwATuA
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-30

buIrs Is left full Of gaps, but
suflices.
And yet MIR. Roosevelt, promnl-
gator simply OF policies, executes
the amazing act of agreeing to
permit "a quick adjournment of
Congress after its riddling his
catalogue of policies, either by
neglect or direct shooting up. Is
is not pertinent to inquire what
the policies are which require an
heir to carry out? Frankly, is not
the paramount policy that of
maintaining an incessant beating
of tom toms about what is going
to he done, and never is; or about
what ought to be done, aid cannot,
until the constitution be changed
ard in the sum aud substance of
achievement do nothing? 1t might
do to reject this obstinate Con-
gress, but it's members are general
ly renominated. Then there is
really no clash between it and Mr..
Roosevelt. He agrees. He has
capitulated all along the line, if
he, in fact ever hpd positive
stand.
What remains is fair analysis o
what the President has done in the
past, (not mentioning the panic),
but only insisting upon the Demo
cratic share in passing the amend
ed laws enforced. In fact, the
inquiry shows that Taft is not In
There are no policies
left. Any bit of protoplasm,
labeled as the law directs, will do
for a victim. These policies, that
were and are not, cannot be revived
and engrafted upon the platform
because the President has agreed
to their rejection seriatlm, and
given Congress permission to go
home aud try to be reelected. He
confessed that his policies would
split the party. Pitts burg Post.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-30
Little Raccoon Creek

Harvey Sain fell of II wagon,
Tuesday, injuring himself consid-
erably.
Pearl Heinlein closed his school
at Mt. Pleasant, Friday. A good
dinner was served, after which the
boys engaged in the national sport
for awhile, and later on all listened
to an excellent program. There
was spelling at night.
Harley Redick and family were
visiting with John Ferguson's,
Sunday.
Mrs. Larina Ansel has gone to
spend the summer with her sister,
near Toledo, o.
Miss Mabel Heighly, of Logan,
is visiting her grand-p arents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sewers, of Mt. Pleasant.
Vernic Walker made ayin g
"Trip TO Logan, Sunday.
Asbery Riggs and Wesley Price
are saving lot of logs for Simeon
Primmer.
Ephraim Lane has been appoint
ed trustee for the unexpired term
of George Rauber.
Henry Engle has retired from
his profession as a blacksmith.
Claude Wadsworth is his success
sor.
Epworth League was well at
tended at Mt. Pleasant, Sunday
night.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-30
Chapel Hill

Flowing seems to be the order
of the day at present.
VIM. Barnhart attended lodge
at Hue, Saturday evening.
Mr.. A. Hankison and Miss Lilly
Williams visited at Mr.. Arch
Williams, Sunday.
Carl Blackston Is in the employ
of VIM. Banter at present.
Quite a number of our Chapel
folks attended preaching at St.
John, Sunday afternoon.
John Hutton and family visited
at VIM. Barnharts, Sunday.
j. b. Earnhart and Carl Black
ston made a flying trip to Me-
Arthur, Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Moore called on Ella
Barnhart, Monday.
Chas, Davis called on j. Earn.
hart, Monday morning.
Mrs. Clara Vest is on the sick
list at this writing.
G. II. Reichley and wife were
Logan visitors Saturday.
VIM. Barnhatt's had for their
guests Sunday evening, Arch
Williams, wife and children,
Arthur HankIson, Lilly Williams
and Mrs. ID. Earnhart and chill
dren.
Joe Earnhart called on Caleb
Davis last week.
Walter Pleukharp and Miss Ida
Hes were seen on our ridge last
Sunday evening.
G. Chilcote and family visited
1t Lige Woolever's, Sunday.
A crowd of young folks We're
'een vending their way towards
he Cedar Falls, Sunday after
lOon.
Chas. Pleukharp has purchased I
! new buggy and driving horse.
Mrs. Andy Woodgeard was seen
eturning home, after q week
iisit with her children near Lo.
AN. PAKsy. 1
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-30
Bad Roads in Laurel Town
ship.

| notice under this heading that
some taxpayer in Laurel Township
wants to know what has become
OF the road superintendents,
trustees and commissioners of
Hooking county. The Taxpayer
says that the roads are almost
impassable aud that there is
scarcely bridge that il safe to
GROSS. and the road has altenss al
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-30
Democrats Confident of
Success.

|
The near approach of the date
of the Democratic state convention
quite naturally arouses keen
interest as to the personnel of the
ticket to be ground out by the
delegates That the nominations
will be made by the delegates and
not, ms was the case with the Re.
publican ticket, by an odious ma.
chine 1s forgone conclusion.
Candidates for he various offices
to be filled are springing up like
mushrooms in all parts of the
state. The bright prospects of
success inspires n hope that has
been lacking in recent years, and
for tins reason the work Of the
convention Will not be Of the pen
Iunctory solt, but will in all proba.
bllily be marked by healthy scraps
for places on the ticket Tie
authoritative apnc ucement that
Judson Harmon, the able ana
brilliant Cincinnati attorney, haG
finally yielded to the plendings oil
his numerous friends throughout
the state and consented to accept
the nomination If rendered to him
seems to have settled the question
defnately, at least in the minds of
those politicians whose opinions
are supposed to carry weight. 1t
Is well known that within the past
month terrific pressure has been
brought to bear upon Mr.. Harmon
to get his consent to become the
running mate Of Bryan, while
pressure equally strong was exert.
ed to have him enter the race for
governor. His closest friends
insist that his one great desire
is to do that which would most
conserve Democratic success in
state and nation, and it was this
desire which finally influenced his
decision against the vice-presi-
dency and in favor of the gubeG-
Material honors. Like most keen
observers Judson Harmon realizes
that Ohio will be the chief battle
ground of the nation in the presi-
Dental contest of this year, and
furthermore he shares with them
the belief THAT the Buckeye state
can be wrested from the Republi-
can column. The distinguished
has made a number
of tours with Bryan within the
past few months, the two freqent-
ly speaking from the same. plat
form, and they have become fast |
friends. In the events of his nomi-
nation for governor and that of
Bryan for president the battle cry
of Bryan, Harmon and Harmony
will prove almost invincible. AS
attorney general of the United |
States Judson Harmon proved him
self fearless, conscientious
official and one of the ablest
attorneys in the country; as
special attorney in the Atchison
'ebate case, appointed by Presi-
lent Roosevelt, his vigorous and
'killful work brought guilt right
nome to the presidents official
'amily, and refusal of the presi.
lent to permit prosecution led to
lis prompt withdrawal from the
'ase, his letter of resignation con-
aiming the following scortching
md eloquent words
"The evils with which we are
low confronted are corporate in
Iame, but individual in fact
iuilt is always personal. SO long
6 olliials can hide behind their
orporations no remedy can be
Elective. When the government
earches out the guilty men and
lake' taem corporate wrong doing
lean personal punishment and
ishonor, tie laws will be obeyed.
g n ~ n DN,okiva Nok n.:
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-30
How to Avoid Appended
tis,

Most victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually consti-
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 grippe and is mild and pleasant
20 take. Refuse substitutes.
Bort 4 Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
DICK BROTHERS.

Special Wire to L. J. OverIock.)
 NEW YORK, Dec. 14.--Three ger cent call money rate took the edge of the market jusS as the Hill stocks were soaring ahd the close was ir- regular. Stocks wlic1 never ought to nave gone up hurt the market, such as Shelters. The interboro group are another cIass that ought not to sell at these prices until the reorganiza ton of some of them Is fairly under way: All the Vanderbilts look well and are picked up on reactions. NJ. K. T. is a good stock that will do a great deal better and it ought to be picked up. There is a good deal of covering of shorts in Shelters today. We are not bullish on the metal stocks. bus are on Vanderblits and Penna sub sidiaries and some of the soft coalers. Of the nigh priced stocks Northwest ern is getting active on riimors of forty million stock issue st par. First class bankers look for an advance in call money rates during the balance of this month. Time money decided- ly firmer today. Don't be afraid to buy them on reactions, the bull r1afI<et is not over.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
< CITY LOCAL AND SOCIAL NEWS, x
sHlppEY LIKES rL rRrMeLoN


 DOUGLAS, Dec. H. Special. )-- N. D. Shippy returned this after. noon to the Fl Temblor mine after several days in Douglas. He had been here on business connected with a shipment of ore from the mine and obtained some excellent assays, the gold running 6.72 ounces with 310.2 ounces of silver.
 The Fl Temblor is the property ol MT. Shippy, Jim Taylor and Will C. Hewett and is located about six miles from the Fl Tigre back of Yzabel. and is considered most promising prop erty. It is nearly two years since the mine was denounced by these gen tlemen and real work was started on it only about a year since. DurIns this period there has been shipped in addition to the present shipment more than s6000 worth of ore and there is other ore m the dump of low CT grade. but which would pay to ship. The shipment which has just been ar ranged for will be three tons.
 The work so far done on the Ei Temblor consists of two tunnels, oU and 100 feet. and 30 foot winZe sunk at a distance of B feet down the long CT tunnel. In this winze water was struck which stopped work at that point in the winze hut lower tunnel is to be put in for drainage purposes and the work continued and pushed
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
TORRES TO HELP CELEBRATE

Tomorrow Governor Torres Of So nora will arrive at Nogales from Her mosillo and there will join prominent officials Of what is known as the Randolph system of railroads in Ari Iona and Mexico for a trip over the new line of railroad which has just been completed from Nogales to De! Rio, a station on the Naco-Cananea line of the Canauea. Yaqui River G Pacific system in Mexico
 Besides Supi Ingram of the Quay mas branch. -W. c. Biclznelis genera freight and passenger agent of the zystem, and several other railroad oi- acials from Tucson. will meet Gov. Torres at Nogsles and accompany hin. over the new line. k number of prom. inent citizens of Tucson will also Dt in the party.
 At Del Rio 1t is said there will be !, reception by the citizens of this nev town for Governor Torres and those accompanying him. From Del Rio tDf party will go to Cananea where there viii be other functions intended tc impress the completion of the new railroad as a mark in the history O that already famous corper camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mir. Dooley of New York, was a guest Of W. H. Brophy yesterday.
 Mrs Roy Loekey spent Sunday n Douglas visiting her husband and friends
 Father Muerer will go to Nogales today to attend to church matters.
 W.NH- Brophy and wife left yester day for New York via Chicago. where they spend several days.
 Joe Collier. miner, left for Court land yesterday.
 Mrs P. Behan left yesterday for Ei Paso and Chihuahua to spend the holidays with friends and relatives.
 Ailfred Pharr came up from Doug las to spend Sunday with number ol his friends
 Fred L4ndner was in Bisbee yester. day returning to Douglas on the even ins train.
 Captain Harry Wheeler of the Ari zona Hangers was in the city yester. day.
 K. B. Callander came in from Can anea yesterday.
 Harvey Lee. business manager of the Arizona Republican, was a visitor in this city yesterday.
 v for Nogafes, where he will locate.
 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hines, va Tombstone Canyon, will spend the holidays in Denver, Colo.
 Oscar Fisher of the San Bernardihu market of Douglas was in Bisbee yes, terday on business.
 D. K. Montes, Mexican consul for the support of Douglas, was in Bls- tor. Ia on business connected with his office. Fred Williams and family came up from Douglas Sunday and spent the day visiting at the nome of Charles H. Hicks. Miss Grace Hicks accom- panied them home for few days visit.
 B. A Packard came up from Doug las last evening.
 VIII Reay was passenger to Dolfs. las last night, returning from Tomb stone.
 J. l.. Campbell. chief engineer of the Southwestern. arrived in Bisbee last evening fer a consultation wIJh City Engineer McNeish.
 Otto Engelder left for New York last evening
 Ward Stiles, of the dining depart ment of the Southwestern, was in Bisbee yesterday, returning to hI Paso on tine evening train.
 E. R. Phatman passed through to Ei Paso last evening.
 Rev. Mir. Spicer, of the Christian church. left Monday morning for Douglas. where he will assist Rev. Mir A B. Carpenter in revival serviees.S L W Wallace left yesterday toi Tombstone.
 B J. F1anigan left for Tombstone yesterday to attend court.
 M. White. of the Salvation Army, left yesterday for Fl Paso after spend ing several days in Bisbee.
 Charles Collins returned yesterday from San Antonio, where he has been for q short vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for

te County of coehise.
 Mary Pomroy, Plaintiff, vs. George Pomroy, also known as Oscar Palm quist, Defendant
 Action brought in the District Court of the second judicial district of the Territory of Arizona. in and for the County of Cochise, in the office of the clerk of said district court
 The Territory of Arizona senos greeting: To George Pomroy, also known as Oscar Palmquist.
 You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you py the anove named plaintiff in the dis trict court of the second judicial dis trict of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Coehise and to answer the complaint filed therein within twenty days (exclusiye of the day of seryice), after the service on you of this summons Cf served within he county; otherwise within thirty days) or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the district court of the second judicial district of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise, this 25th day of November, in the year of Lord one thousand nine hundred and eight.
 (SeaD GEO. B. WILCOX, Clerk
 By P. Nfichelena, Deputy Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
MORGAN FUNERAL TODAY

The remains of Richard Morgan, the miner who fell down a shaft and was killed at CourtIand, will be inferred at ? D. m. today from the O. K. under taking parlors. Friends of the deceas' ed are invited to be present at the funeral service The deceased was a married man and his wife lives in MI waukee. She was notified of her hus- bands death, and gave directions that he be buried here. He has many friends and acGlaintanees here, hay ing at times been employed in the mines
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15

The Mexican population of SOlom vile, as well as others of the Catholic faith in the country celebrated las, Friday in honor of Nuestra Senori de Guadalupe. Santa Guadalupe is the patron saint of Mexico, and tks day is observed all over Mexico ane this country where the Mexicans live as 2 holiday.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-15
CHANGING SENTIMENT.
Oliver eoldsmish's "Desertsd Village

Goldsmith in his ''Deserted Village spoke of certain chapel where those who went to scoff, remained to pray So in life one often laughs at what he does not understand, and later, when he does understand. his laugh turns to praise. There are some who doubt ed the merits of Newbro's Herpi- eide the scalp germicide and hair dressing; but since they have tried it, they are now among it's best friends and strongest endorses, Herpi- eide kills the germ that eats the hair of at the root, and the hair then grows again. As a hair dressing it Is incompatible. try it.. Sold by leading druggists Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co. Detroit. Mich
 Two sizes, soc and s1.00.
 Bisbee Drug O., Special Agents