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Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-23
FOR SWEET CHARITY
FUNDS ARE NEEDED
Rev. Rogers Makes Appeal to the Char
itably-Enclinsd Of Gainesville.
ASSOCIATION OUT Or FUNDS

Expenses Have Largely seen Kept
up Out of Pocket Of individual
and Outside Assistance Should Be
Given. gwen il small
Dear Citizens appeal 10 you for
help. | shall be out OF the city some
days cannot call on you personal
" and solicit this help. II we're
at home I have neither the time
nor the inclination to 80 over the
town begging for every object Of
charity for which humanity must
care. You would soon come to de-
spise me II should. l cannot afford
for my own sake, to do this nor can
AFFORD out OF a small income to care
for the charity cases which / find
that must have help. Our charity
treasury has been so lew Of late
! have not drawn on 1t for more than
two, perhaps three months. but have
met the necessities as best could
out OF my own pocket. Today SAD
case with which the town Is already
familiar comes to us again. Her ex.
penseS must be met. am person
ally responsible for her case. do
not ask that you contribute one pen
ny to me; but do ask that you mail
small check. at least, 70 Hon. q.
Matheson to be placed to the credit
Of the city charity fund. that may
draw upon this fund for this and
some other humane needs.
Let II be understood that / do not
handle, and never have handled one
dollar Of this fund, nor does Mr..
Matheaon pay Il out without proper
voucher, which vouchers are
always drawn after careful investi-
gation Of the actual needs. Mr.. j. II.
Jarvis will accept funds for this cause
and turn Il over to Mr.. Matheson.
Please lend us helping hand now.
After a while will be too late 10 help
some who need now.
Thanking each Of you In advance
for any sum You may contribute 70
this noble cause, and trusting it may
be sufficiently generous that another
appeal WIN not be necessary for many
months, Lam very sincerely yours,
A the interest Of unfortunate human
ny 8. b. ROGERS
Gainesville, Fla Aug 20. 1908.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-23
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

Cleo. Harrison, one Of the enterpris.
ing farmers of the Hague section. was
among the visitors 10 the city yester-
day He states that the farmers are
busy picking their cotton and that
a great deal Of L II being hauled 20
the gins
Mrs Fred w King and two inter-
esting young sons are at home from a
visit 10 Mrs. Kings parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George X. E3roome. AZ Gaines.
vile, Mrs King. who has always
been one Of Cainesville's most popu.
lar social hgures, was guest of honor
az nuTnber of bridge parties and
other entertainments during her stay
az her former home. Metropolis
2srd,
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-23
Men Paas sIxty h nanusr.

More than half OF mankind over
sixty years Of ago suffer from kidney
and bladder disorders, usually enlarge
ment OF prostate glands. This Il both
painful and dangerous. and Foley's
Kidney Cure should be taken at the
lirst sign Of danger. o. II corrects ir-
regulartties and has cured many old
men Of this disease. Mr. Rodney
Burnett, Rockport Mo-. writes; II
suffered with enlarged prostate gland
and kidney trouble for years and after
taking two bOttlas n Foleys kidney
cure ] feel better than I have FOR
twenty years. although = am now oil
years old" J. w. Mccollum q Co.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-23

Mr. Edward II Hcnry. with the uni.
ted States Express Co. Chicago
writes. Our General superintendent
Mr. 0alek. handed me hottie o.
ChambeFlans Cole. Cholera ana
plauhpea Remedy some tims aRo 10
check an attack q the Ola ehgonle a.
Arrhusa. have used Il since V.as
sime and Cured many an our uaias
who have been sick. am an ola sol-
dier who served viii Rathergora y.
Hayes ana wHlllam Mckinley four
ytAsa In the asrd Ohio Regiment and
have 20 Alim0rt Axeegt cbvnsc aiar.
rhoga. which thls remedy STOPS AZ
once~ Fag aaie W All drasxlsta
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-23

Mr A. Rchinscn 0f nugmenin. on.
arlo haa been truaesea Or YEARS wlth
ln2iSVsilop. and reenmments Chasn
hggiaing siemawn ara IAyer rahirx
AZ ~tAa beat r,eiislne I ever nset Y
e sruabled with lnalKastice Or ronsti
rallnn give then = tgial They are
etFsalm - ps0ve neneaclal rasy nRe
ossy tn take ana piss&nut IN taaet
Price IS csatA San1irs tfes az all
GraR UenENA
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-23

Mrs " Il Mecmsnlcs exg@tta ip
lsaee tom0rfen iog Kew yore phego
she Nni purchase her fan lias ~
mlil0srY she Will he ioiapd Is Nor
fclk VA, ~ Mr ana Mrs 4 M Hs9l.
Who win accompany heg 10 she sar
sFNpoiia p9Fins Mrs AIcc@micks
ahsFneV her business wil ~ ln
charge a Mrs G g Davis ewpe
int mlllluef 81 tlam.l,on Ohse
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-23
SNEAK THIEVES ENTER
WlTHERSpOON HOTEL
Take Clothing and Money From Guests
Friday Night


Numerous Small Thefts Now Being
Committed IN Dlrsrsnt Sections Of
cIsy--A Good Many Chicken coops
Now Being Robbed.
Sneak thieves have again made
appearance IN the city, and this time
they got in their work az the Wither-
spoon House, which is occupied BY a
number of gentlemen roomers at
present
The proprietress, Mrs. Witberspocn,
and her daughter, are now spending
the time pleasantly at the beach and
the house has been closed for the
past few weeks, except to gentlemen
roomers who desired to stay on with
the lady and be on hand at her open.
sng date next month
II II supposed that the theft was
committed during the day while the
men were oil absent from the house,
or II might have been committed early
during the evening
Chns. ulady was relieved Of fine
oysrcoat and some other clothing, and
in all his loss viii reach some g35.
and q Mr.. Woodland Is minus SIC in
cnah, which was taken from his
trunk.
The guilty parties have made good
their work. although two parties
are suspected o. the crime and are
now being watched IN the hope mat
sonethieg win develop which viii be
sufficient 10 have them arrested.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-23

Alachna Lodge so40. and House
hold % Ruth No. 100. Of @. q. o. or
%. ". wal hold Endowment services
AZ the ST. Augustine Mission Eplsco-
pal church AZ . D. N. Sunday. GARD
snss
The public Il cordially invited to BE-
present
Household No. 100. Alr& Alabama
Johnson. NJ. n. O.: Mrs. Althea
ltyown. W. r.
Lodse No. Soio. Jno w. Casa. N. al.
r. Martin. y. 8.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-23

E X, Rosborough, cityi G. Hnth.
maker. Jacksonvllles AL d. Abrams.
Cincinnati w. e.. Turner Jackaon.
vile; J, q, vanpskc. Cleveland; 3.
l.Anphemer naitlmores Roht +.
Davis, city, 4. g. Lynch, city. sandy
Graham city, " sotranek. nalil..=.s,s.
"a, w, Hughes. savannah J. n, Har.
rin. Jackaonyills
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-23

Rochester, N n. AuR n "A ts
mile sale shiekel ep heavy Sea on
iAke oaaro wednesday asat Ana
s'ngpea navEatian only ne lase
ssfamsg roroaso helgs able sa mak
pqri, Aaa 'hst yssRei raa afeul So iSe
wreck ci the rSkaRia watch Nas suos
Nv me Klas "A isst vesk canss2
efaeie aamax eas eansea rs the co,.
isseA aNrs tes lake tsont.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-23

Victims of hay fewer win experience
great benefit BY taking Foley'a Honey
and Tar. as Il stops dihie0lt hreash.
ing Immediately and heals she lnnam.
"a air passages and even n il should
falI 10 cure yca Il win give Instant ~,
ilee.~ The genuine ~ IN 4 yeliov
paehsea . ". Mccollnm 4 CO.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14
FOR RENT

Broom modern brick residence in good location, nicely furnished, for $l00 per month.
 5-room brick house, furnished, for $3000 per month.
 10room two-story brick house. suit able for two families, modern con- yeniences, for s30.00 per month. 4-room furnished brick house for S20.00 per month.
 Furnished rooms for light house. keeping in all parts of the city. Furnished rooms on application No trouble to show property for sale or rent. Conveyance always ready.
 B. c. PECKA
 510-512 W. Washington St. Real Estate, Loans & Insurance.
 Phone Red S995.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14
RURAL ROUTE NO. i.
THE WILSON DISTRICT.
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MT and Mrs Norman Farmer of Camp Verde are spending the week with Mir. Farmers sister, Mrs. Charley Thompson.
 MT. and Mrs. C. V. Sayre left on Sunday evening to spend the winter with Mir. Sayre's parents in Iowa.
 Belt Fine is at present confined to his bed It is thought however. if he will obey his doctors orders and stay there for a while he will soon be up and around.
 Miss Emma Curtis is home again af- ter having spent some time with Jas. Day.
 Frank Benjamin is acting as an cx- tra conductor on the electric cars in Phoenix during the rush of fair time.
 Miss Nina Houston. one of Mesa s teachers, is home this week attending the institute and visiting the fair.
 Willard Emory. formerly of this neighborhood but now of San Diego. is in the neighbOrhood greeting old aime friends. Willard has changed out of the recognition of all acquaintauces.
 This district furnishes it's share to help swell the crowd ct the big fair each day. and all pronounce it one that
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14

Miss Sophia Wilkey came down Fri day evening rom Osborn to attend the party given Mir and Mrs. Joe Cole man, and stayed over Sunday the guests of Mrs. John Trowbridge. Miss Nellie B. Banks of Phoenix, wis ited her aunt, Mrs. Charles Cartwright from Monday till Thursday of this week
 The delegates to the Florence s. s. convention returned in time for church Sunday night.
 Nep. Cobb and wife and son, came in a few days ago from Oklahoma l They are visiting al present with Mir. Cobb's brother n-laW, Roman bills. Mir Cobb was here several years ago. He was not married at that time. This is Mrs. Cobb's first visit to the land of perpetual sunshine
 Chas. Root has been busy most of this week discing grain in his alfalfa.
 Rev. P. D. Gardner and family at tended the fair Wednesday and stayed in for the fire works in the evening" They were well pleased with the dis play.
 The pump at the Dawes creamery at 0dIlNTlSHl iltS DttH pul bl ll& slll week causing a lot of extra work, as they have to haul water to run the en- zine. It being fair week the cream must be in Phoenix earlier that at oth CT times. as it needed to supply the larger demands of the market for pasteurized cream.
 MT and Mrs. $. N. Mcclure drove to Phoenix Thursday. Mrs. Mcclure talk ing the opportunity to call on Mrs Horace Ellison of Phoenix. Mir. and Mrs Ellison are rejoicing over the ar rival of q bouncing baby boy. The youngster arrived Monday. Horace says he doesn't think he will enter his boy as a prize winner at the fair this year.
 There was a larger per cent of Cart wright people at the fair on Thursday than any other one day.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14

Mrs. Snyder, Misses Cutter and Fow- Ter, c. S. Evans and family, Gladys Fitzhugh, Mrs. Bertha Clark and daughter, Judge Phillips and family Mrs. w. F. Thomas. Miss Lackland, John Orme and family, Alfred Kyle and wife, Frank Krebs and wife, Mrs Kibbey, Mrs. Said, Mrs. George Smith, Misses Flora and Vary Lamson. Mrs Peterson, Mrs. Kelly, Miss Peterson, Justus Goebel and family. Mrs. Law renee and daughter, Helen and Laura Swggett, H. C. Lowdermilk and fam fly, Mir. Goodman and family, Grant COmstock, w. H. Taylor and family. Robert Woolf and family, Miss Anna Schrader and sisters, Miss Jane Gregg and sisters, T. NJ. Burroughs and wife, Mrs. Bowles, Mrs. Irvine, Mrs. Othel, Mrs. Jack Harter of Prescott, MT Yaple and wife, MT. Vaughn and wife. H. C. Thomas and family, Brady O'Neill and wife. Maurice O'Neill, Tom Patterson and wife, George Alkire and family, Mrs. Hawkins and daughter. Mr. Lowdy. Herbert Black, Sam Vaughn, Vernon Vaughn.
 Mrs. kibbey and daughter Mrs. Said of Globe are guests of Mrs. Frank Krehs
 Mrs. Susie Mills was the guest of Mrs. F.. NJ Larson last week
 The tent occupied by a Mexican working for Ralph Quinn was destroy ed by fire last Tuesday. All the con tents were burned.
 Mrs. Grove. Mrs OtheI and Mrs Jack Harter are the guests of T. NJ Burroughs and wife. Mrs. Grove is sister of Mrs. Burroughs. Mrs. Othel and Mrs. Harter were formerly Au- relia and Ida May Bowles and at one time lived in the district.
 Mrs N. A. Wilson has been among the first orange growers to place them on the market. Mrs. Nelson owns fine grove northeast of Phoenix.
 Miss Cutter entertained a few friends ia honor of Miss Fowler's birthday Thursday evening.
 Mrs M V. Warren and Mrs. Ida Lawrence attended a meeting of the Eastern Star Lodge Thursday evening. It being guest evening they were ac- commpanied by Misses Helen Swiggett and Andra Lawrence and Herbert Black.
 Alfred Kyle and wife are visiting John Orme and family during fair week. Mrs. Kyle is a daughter of MT Orme. They are residing in Globe.
 MT. Laird entertained at his home on North Center street Sunday a few of his friends at quail dinner.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Hawks a former resident of Mrs. w $. Lawrence, of north brick cottage, surprised her Thursday morning by a short visit. coming to the fair from Fl Paso. Tex. They were accompanied by Mir and Mrs. King of that place
 Messrs- Johnny Lynch and Maurice Blome were the guests of Charles Swiggett at his home Saturday and SuD11V
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14
BUCKEYE

w. A. Evans arrived Wednesday with his cattle from Mayer. He had a band of one hundred and ninety-six head
 P. l.. Moore and w. R. BelOats' fam flies are camped north of Phoenix and are attending the fair.
 Rev. F. s. ADes was at Liberty Sun day and held his regular bi-monthly services at the Free Methodist church.
 Weager S Sorensen of the Buckeye creamery are sending their wagons around to their patrons houses every morning to gather up the cream.
 Riley Johnston and NIT. Reed of Harrisburg, Ariz.. are building a small irrigation canal out in the Bill Will Hams Fork country. They have a sec tion of land which they will irrigate and they propose to make it one of the best ranches in the country. They will have an abundance of water and will have solid rock head to their canal which will be proof against floods and will not only relieve them from the worry generally going with Arizona irrigating canals. They will be assur- ed of a constant supply of water.
 CldTtHCt tdTltlOI lS now SeIllnS ms irrigating water through the south ex- tension of the canal Mir Carleton is on the lower end of the mile and a quarter of new ditch that was added to the south branch last summer, the new ditch is of very great benefit to MT. Carleton and number of his neighbors as it delivers their water on their ranches, while their old ditches were graded up or "burro ditches" over mile long and were always a source of trouble.
 Ben Marshall has secured the south west forty acres of school section 36 near Liberty.
 Ed Brewster the village blacksmith of Liberty has returned from his sum- mer vacation which he spent at and near Prescott
 The people of this precinct were just a little disappointed with the democrats during the recent campaign.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14
RIvERsIDE-MESoUITE.

Everybody from this vicinity has at tended the fair and report the display of everything excellent. Those that look in the direction of the fair grounds every evening about four o'clock can behold the air-ship. IL can easily be seen and many stop work to gaze at it.
 Will Reynolds and family arrived here from Los Angeles. Sunday. They are visiting at the home of R. Rey- holds They arrived in time for the fair and intend to make their future home here
 w NJ Doggett is hauling his alfalfa seed to Phoenix. He sold IL for a good price.
 w. Walton is hauling his alfalfa hay to town; he also has fine grain and alfalfa seed for sale.
 F. A. Cutting is spending the week in the city attending the fair and teachers institution.
 James Rafferty of Meridian. was a visitor here Sunday.
 T. s. Malonev has a contract for hauling hay to the fair grounds this week.
 ity crippled all the bridges on it's course.
 Ed Eastman who has been staying at otto Greens is now working on the thresher at Buckeye.
 All the people in this vicinity watch ed for the Los Angeles autos Monday and saw them speeding through the valley. They met a large bunch of
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14

They expected and looked for Mark Smith and Henry F. Ashurst but as they did not come at that time why not now? Our people will give MT. Smith as warm a welcome now as they would before election.
 It has been reported that a noun tain lion has been seen on the bank of the river near Liberty. It is up to the Wedgworth boys to see to it that the county pays the bounty allowed by law on that lions scalp.
 Mrs. Arthur gave an equestrian ex- hibition Sunday to a small and unap- preciatiVe audience. Wishing to call on friend she donned divided skirts and rode forth from the home of MT. Sanders in a happy and cOntented frame of mind. enjoying life as Old Jack galloped down the road. Old Jack is a has been. He lost his foot ing and came down to his knees and stopped very abruptly. Mrs. Arthur stopped too little later. Arising she brushed the dust from her clothes and smiled her satisfaction that the per fOrmance had been witnessed by so small an audience. continuing her journey without farther mishap. She is now only a little sore and stiffened as a result of the experience and was at her post of duty as teacher at the East End school on Monday morning
 Frank Powell and family of Duncan. Ariz., who have been visiting the fam fly of MT. PowelTs uncle, Fred Wall of Liberty, have gone to Arlington to visit Mrs. POwell's sister and family. Mrs. John Fields.
 Fred Walls of Liberty is expecting his mother from Duncan. AriZ.. to spend the winter; Mir. Walls mother is ninety years old but she is still very spry and active. Travelling has be- come almost as natural as living to her In her long life she has travelled over a great deal of the world. She was born in Scotland. and has lived in Australia. New Zealand and at many different places in the United States. Mrs. Walls has lived more than an average lifetime on the from tier and can relate many very interest ing experiences of the years ago
 J. J. Gilson and family came to Liberty from Williams this week and are stopping for a few days with their old friend and neighbor J. G. Schweik- art. Mir. GilsOn came here for the purpose of running a blacksmith shop at Buckeye.
 Nearly everybody is in Phoenix at tending the fair. Some have returned and are telling great stories about the wonderful Knabenshue air ship. and are wishing for a like conveyance to transport hay and alfalfa seed to market.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14
RURAL ROUTE NO. 4.
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MURPHY

Mrs. James Rush, of Covina, Cal, is visiting her daugter Mrs. H. A. Bustrin.
 All of the Murphyites have been spending most of the week at the fair.
 Rev. P. D. Gardner of Cartwright, preached here last Sunday. He will begin holding revival here after the fourth Sunday in this month.
 C. H. Moore. our mail carrier is i'm proving very slowly.
 N J. Mumma's brother from Cali fornia is visiting him and attending the fair.
 P N Morten is putting some fine improvements on his ranch he pur- chased a short time ago from Mir. Fowler.
 Lewis Kohl and family are staying with his father.
 MT. and Mrs. Bargman are staying with Mrs. C. C. Hirssing for time.
 Theo Hirssing has entered two colts in the fair. We hope they will take some fine premiums.
 Some of the children from this dis trict have been going to school at Isaac, and they have sent them home.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14
FOR SALE

100 feet frontage on West Washing ton street with S-roOm brick house. Good shade and other improvements. Will be sold at a bargain. Sickness reason for selling.
 7-room furnished house with mod ern improvements, two lots, good fence, etc, for S3,500.
 3-room frame house with city water and shade, 90 feet frontage, for s6OO. Easy payments, S50.OO down and
 7-room frame house in good loca- tion, lots fenced, good stable and chicken yards, for $3,OOOOO. Terms on application.
 lots on Grand avenue car line with $120.00 pump installed, for $500 Easy payments, S25.OO down and s1O per months takes the bunch.
 lots on North Eleventh avenue in good location for $1,5O0.OO. Easy payments, or will exchange for house and lot.
 l lot close in on East Jefferson street for s5O0.O0
 l lot in Churchill Addition for $500; easy payments.
 ? lots in Churchill Addition for S600.00; easy payments.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14
SALT RIVER VALLEY NEWS

would do justice to any of the states.
 Joe Bush has fine display of pig cons and chickens at the fair and they are decorated with blue ribbons. MT. Cage has a team of draft horses and a colt, while the district is represented on the race track by "Lottie Cham bers" who was raised by c. C. Cham bers and owned by $. Y. Barkley of Tucson.
 Misses Annie Weller and Lucille >Nel- son, both our girls, came in second and third in tn egirls race at the fair on Thursday.
 Dr. J. B. Hill of Camp Verde is here for a triple purpose-to take the phar- macist's examination. attend the fair and visit his sister. Mrs w. F. Barry.
 Mrs Conley died quite suddenly at her home on the Tempe road on last Sunday afternoon. She came here about two months ago from Texas. Al though a sufferer from throat trouble her condition was not considered se- rious and the end was unexpected She leaves a husband who has the sympathy of all friends and neighbors She was buried from her home on Tuesday afternoon.
 Mir. Strouder and family have moved on to the C. C. Chambers ranch. MT Srouder will assist MT. Chambers in the care of his strawberries.
 Mrs. Bert Goodrich and children who have been spending some weeks visit ing Mrs. Connolly left on Thursday to visit Mrs. Goodrich's parents, Mir and Mrs. Cummings of Tempe.
 Miss May Chambers is expected down on this mornings train from Prescott to visit with the home folks.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14

cattle on the road about eight miles out. Of course the cattle cleared the track for the Black Bess in slow order
 Mrs. Reynolds spent Monday with her daughter Mrs. C. Johnson of Phoe- nix.
 J. J. Miller and wife spent Tuesday and Thursday at the fair.
 H. Dearsley spent Monday across the river looking after his cattle
 Friends of Miss Dorothy Haynes are sorry to hear of her illness and hope she will be all right soon.
 H. Mcintyre is busy putting in grain for chicken feed
 F. Limebarger of Phoenix was a visitor here Tuesday.
 Otto Green is putting new roofs on all the buildings on his place.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14
RURAL ROUTE NO. 2.

The whole week has been devoted to the fair by most of the residents of Osborn. Every day large number has been seen throng- ing the different buildings. Many prizes were awarded. mention of which will be given later. Among those seen were, c. F. Tannehill and family. W L. Leed and family. C. B. Woods. NJ. w. McNeil and wife. Mrs. J. NJ. Creighton. Mary Creighton, Mrs NJ. V. Warren, D. J. Warren, Mrs NJ NJ. Murphy Miss Nelly Murphy, W. J. Warren. Mrs. Ralph Quinn, Mir and Mrs. Winsett. Ralph Mouer. MT. and
Arizona republican., 1908-11-14

Don't go dry for tI = a good New York sweet apple cider at the Melczer Brothers Company. Only sev- enty-five cents per gallon.