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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-03-18

- Did you read the opening
chapters of our story, 1.-THE Real
Agatha" in our last weeks issue.
If you didn't, you had better look
1t up, as it is a very interesting
story.
Mr.. Will Nixon will have sale
at his home three miles from Lo-
gan on the Gibisonville road, on
Wednesday, March 81, He will
have some very nice live stock to
sell on this occasion.
Warren McClung, ayoung fellow
Of the western part of this county,
who has been confined at the Boy g
Industrial School at Lancaster,
died last week of spinal trouble
and his father brought him to his
home for burial.
ME-. j. w. Dupler and tamily,of
Rockbrldge, left Monday for Chula,
Va, where they will make their
future home. Mr.. Dnpler came
into our office on Saturday and
looked after the important feature
of having our paper follow him to
his new home.
Our young friend Billy James,
of Columbus, was in Logan again
last week and ls talking about put.
ting on another minstrel. 1t is
hoped that he and the Improve
ment Society can get together on
terms and that our people may
have another opportunity to have
Billy with us.
FOR SALE-Plant for making
ice cream, consisting of one Wittee
gasoline engine, freezer Capacity
S gallons in Z minutes), packers,
ranging in size from l quart to 40
quarts, and about 9 tons of salt.
For terms and prices, inquire of
A. N. Riff, Logan, Ohio.
March II, 3w.
Commissioner Fred Weymueller
was in Columbus on Tuesday after
noon for u short stay on business.
Mr.. Weymueller informs us that
his wife has been very sick, but
she is now convelascent, and that
he thanks the Eastern Star and
Rebeccas for the beautiful flowers
sent to Mrs. Weymueller to cheer
her along in sickness.
The Columbus State Journal
produces very good picture of
our handsome young townsman,
Carl Monroe, who has been six
years the popular clerk in the
Great Southern hotel, and who
has now resigned to 60 into bust
ness. The Journal gives him a
very nice compliment.
A Columbus Co. wishes to open
a nice branch store in Washington
C. H. A good chance for young
man of good reputation in Wash
lngton G. H. and some money to
secure position as manager at good
salary and shares of profits. Chas.
Watson 2414 E. Long, Colum bus,
Ohio. Mch. 4, 3w
Our good friends "Gif" Giflin,
Jerry Matheny and Bill Dane,
who were serving on the jury, have
to their homes in Ward
Township. They are all good
fellows and we enjoyed their COM
pany while here, and we bid them
welcome to our office any time
they come to Logan again.
Mayor Thurness received word
from his daughter Miss Grace, who
has been at Oxford college, that
she has gone to Brecksville, Ohio,
as principal of the schools at that
place. The superintendent asked
for some lady from the college to
fill the position and the Oxford
faculty recommended Miss Thur
ness.
Al Ia L L
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-03-18

TIL WUTTHy VIIy IH6I WHtk'
How can any person risk taking
some unknown cough remedy when
Foley's Honey and Tar costs them
no more2 1t is safe remedy,
contains no harmful drugs, and
cures the most obstinate coughs
and colds. Why experiment with
your healthp Insist upon having
the genuine Foley's Honey and
Tar. Bort ~ Co.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-03-18

Mr.. Glenn Krieg was a visitor in
Columbus, Sunday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-03-18

Our good friends "Gif" Giflin,
Jerry Matheny and Bill Dane,
who were serving Oh the jury, have
returned to their homes in Ward
Township. They are all good
fellows and we enjoyed their COM
pany while here, and we bid them
welcome to our office any time
they come to Logan again.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-03-18

The Columbus State Journal
produces very good picture of
our handsome young townsman,
Carl Monroe, who has been six
years the popular clerk in the
Great Southern hotel, and who
has now resigned to 60 into busi
ness. The Journal gives him q
very nice compliment.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-03-18

A Columbus Co. wishes to open
nice branch store in Washing ton
C. H. A good chance for young
man of good reputation in Wash
lngton G. H. and some money to
secure position as manager at good
salary and shares of profits. Chas.
Watson 241t E. Long, Colum bus,
Ohio. Mch. 4, 3-w
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-03-18

Recorder. elect Z. y. Sloan was
in Murray City last week.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-03-18
G GXET3cE:GEEXXXX

Mr.. Glenn Keg visitor in WANTED-Everybody
Columbus, Sunday. that Frasures Save is sold its
Mr. w + Frosch woo visitor merits. On Co.'S.
in Columbus SUNDAY March Is, 3w.
For all kinds of Roofing 's FRANK onepparo' OF nay
+hs Toosn Roofing Works denvle visiting her parents,
Mr.. w. shuck, of Longstreth, vils this veea
in Logan Saturday.
. - Mrs. George Tennyhill who has
. "" MIS- n 10" "0'o III been visiting her relatives Lo-
" ns. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WV ' gan the past week, has returned
Mrs. Mary Schrader a to he in Lancaster
Sunday. NJ waItar ainami,h nh h.
Johnny Lppen working Lexington
Sters in Columbus Sunday home Sunday
in 10 MS WORK sunday evening
antvil week visiting his Mrs Steven Hartley Mrs.
brother. Gus Heine visitors in Nelson
Mr.. Johnson, of the Logan roof ne' sue o MIS- ai'y
inn yrLs s visitor in form daughter, Frank Oldiges.
bus, on Sunday. and Mrs A
1osrCod hrea.t min rer Jacksonville, entertained
Catholic cbnrcb Finder sasa dinner day last week Mr.
1eavs at this office Ellie Engl,r and Mr. Cy Walker,
Mrs A. M. Sparks of Lancas. " N'HNA --- :
ta as uis,tnr in Iooan o I'll Miller left Sunday
day of last week. n'"o"Sse, whore "' VIII JON
force of brick layers under Con
Seidenfel tractor anrv .nd On tn Rremen
ray ivy was d Logan 'iso On to do building
- A three story pressed brick bust
- ho, ho hoo, oo,+,.otad for
a'' "e'A 'on ~ 's' take the place of the old hacks
county, with his on the Ballard corner in Athens
Mr. Coon Rechley and son The Athens people rejoice.
A'en CT "omhgVlne were visi
rs IN 'sah oh foaY o as Eberst George Shorr Charles
week Beck, Columbus Sunday
Mr. Ed Price delegates the district
Friday of of the Knights John.
funeral Mr.. Ed Mr. acob Kni,z who ha been
o'an'"". working at Welston, has been :,
Mr. Tide Houston building home few laid with
north rheumatism getting
side of his residence north better and he will back to
High Street. work
We learned last week of the Wiles Athens
death OF Mr. Charles Bates OF Mel Logan Friday
formerly of has
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-03-18
Falls Township Trustees Meet.

On Saturday of last week the
Trustees of Falls towdship met
and passed the following bills:
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

LOST A bracelet between
Mo Valley and Cal. junction.
Initials 0. M. S. Finder bring
to Times Office and receive re-
ward.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

The Mo Valley Chautauqua
will be held this year from Au
gust q to 20 inclusive. If
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

When in need Of a range see
the line of them at j. R. Nc
Gavrens Monarch malleable,
Garland and Peninsula.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

Items From The Times 20
Years Ago Today
Ellis Jones visited Omaha
last Tuesday and laid in a big
supply of harness hardware.
Last Wednesday was Laura
Lewis's seventh birthday and
her mother gave her a party.
A great time was had which
wound up with refreshments.
Among the presents received
by the young Miss were; Ute
Mckay perfumery; Nellie Nc
Gavren perfumery case; Vera
Foss, glass mug; Dell Harris
perfumery; Allie Heron 25c;
Josie Harmon, doll, Rush Lab
man, perfumery, Arthur Cook
perfumery, Dollie Miles, per.
fumery.
Harry Newton is very sick.
w. H. Campbell is home from
his Chicago trip.
This is sure a dark and gloomy
and rainy day.
Teddie Rhodabeck is in poor
health but he thinks that he
will recover since he received
his fine new bycicle.
Thomas Cooke and family ar
lived last night and will make
this their future home.
Mrs. E. A. Boies has been
visiting relatives in Old Town
this week and picking plums.
Miss Lulu Edgecomb is home
from her Kansas City visit.
Mack Carlisle left for ,Oskal-
oosa Monday to represent the
K of P. Lodge of this city at the
state enc ampment.
G. A. Walker has returned
from Cal. much benefited in
health.
Mrs. George Goodrich anc
children are visiting relatives
in Rapid City S. d.
j. j. Sullivan and Miss Henri,
were the first couple ever mar
ried in Mo Valley and theil
daughter Nora was the first fe.
male child ever born in tn.
Valley.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05
Christian Church Items

Morning services last Lords
Day were unusually we'll atten-
ded. The subject for the COM
ing Lords Day is causing COM
ment "Things in a church
that please the minister" On
a later occasions the subject
will be Things in the minister
that please the Church. Fe
sure and attend.
Union services at Methodist
Church Sunday night.
Union prayer meeting at
Christian church tonight.
Murvill c. Hutchinson, Pastor.
Elmdale
| never saw the flies so bad,
there green heads as they are
down on the gumbo bottoms.
Where | live they rarely get
up here but when | went down
there it was like a swarm of
bees.
Julius Keeney has got home
again from the harvest field.
don't know how it is with
others but | went hoeing Their
mometer got up to about IS in
shade and | quit and went Wis
iting, found it easier telling
what l know than hoeing in
the sun.
Today / hauled a small loac
of wheat that wasn't threshed
Tor my chickens and they, / an
afraid it will founder them. II
lthey should eat so much t.
cause them to die will report
next time.
Rev. Clark will preach mex,
Sunday $3.50 p. m. Everybody
welcome.
Andy Coffman is selling hi
corn. He thinks that we will
have a bumper corn cropl ant
prices will be lower.
William Nelson took in LAX,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05
Manawa first of the week.
Mr.. Aron Price has CONNER
ced haying.
Calhoun.

Calhoun.
The frequent rams are keep.
ing the farmers out of their
wheat field.
Our township trustees were
out on the roads Wednesday
looking over the bad places and
seeing where work is needed.
Walt Beck is hauling his last
years corn crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Fouts
spent Sunday with Sam Runkle
and family near Modale.
Mrs. Charlotte Percy and
daughter Hazel are spending a
few days in Council Bluffs with
her sister Mrs. B. C. Shirwin.
Frank Clark Sr. is in Omaha
the past week and soon expects
to move back there after a
two year stay in this place.
Isaac Donaldson who was
kicked in his stomach and side
by one of his horses is improv-
ing. the DR.. found some of his
ribs had been cracked.
Elmer Lovelady expects to
start soon for the North Oak.
wheat fields.
The barn dance at Henry
Spires last Saturday was large
ly attended and all seemed to
enjoy themselves.
Mrs. f. q. Hicks who has
been in such poor health for
the past six months still re-
mains about the same.
R. L. Girton and wife spen
Sunday with D. H. Rudys
family.
Those having blackberries re.
port a heavy crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hardy of
Raglan Township were over
Sunday guests at F. 3. Hicks.
Russell Milliman of Mo Val
ley spent the past week at the
F. q. Hicks home.
Homer Jones is carrier or
Route No. / the past week.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05
For Sale.

10 acres adjoining Mo Valley
Easy terms, call at once
Stout and Schulmeis.er,
Mo Valley, La.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

There is nothing as nice as a
range. See them at ]. r. Nc
Gavrens.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

Do you have trouble with
your fence? See the Electric
weld wire fencing at j. r. Nc
Gavrens store.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05
Lost.

A gold watch on the street
yesterday. The finder will
please return same to Times
Office. $500 reward.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05
Abstracts OF Title.

Abstracts OF Title.
! have a complete set Of Alb
stract Books, of Harrison
County. If you desire an Alb
stract of Title, write, phone, or
call on me. Reference, any
bank in the county.
Almor Stern, Logan, la.
WANTED Help at the
Stebbins Laundry. Az
If you want something to
read we have the largest line
OF ma gaines in towr.
Browns Drug Store
Use Cream 81 me va;'eyfleur
A complete line Of Local
Views and other post cards
Browns Drug Store
For Sale.
Alfalfa Hay $40 per ton, de-
livered in Mo. Valley. Phone
Red Is. Albert Chambers.
al
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05
d.. hcCUNE
AUCTIONEER

Is years experience. l will
call your sale for $40 a sale and
small ones in proportion. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed or no pay.
You know me. Telephone y-18
tt.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-02-27
FL CENTRO'S CARNEGIE LIBRARY.

Fl Cenro to have public library housed in fine building provided by Andrew Carnegie The movement to the aid of Mr. Carnegie in establishing library started by the Ten Thousand Club the suggestion of Phil Swing who has acted the clubs library committee and conducted the negotiations with MT. Carnegie to a satisfactory conclusion.
 The offer of the millionaire iron-master that he will give $10000 for the erection of building if the city vii to appropriate $0OO for maintenance The city accepts the offer and suggests Mr. Carnegie that it will increase the appropriation $500 he will give $15000 for the building Similar suggestions from other cities have been ceped Mr. Carnege library bureau and there to be- eve that Fl Centros proposition will be considered avOraby
 Two citizens of the pubcped sort have aided the project substantially w. T. Bill and W. F. Holt have given to the city four lots State Street with frontage of 100 feet site for the library building Mr. Swing proposes to ask the people of Fl Ceno provide by private subscription fund for the purchase of books in addition the cy tax levy for mainen of the institution and there doubt that the response to his appeal will be credtable to the city.
 To Mr. Swing the Ten Thousand Club and the Board of Trus citizens Fl Ceno indebted for the successful peal the generosity Mr. Carnegie and to the phanthro pic ScochAmercan they give thanks for assistance in making the city better place to live in.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-02-27

material progress in dull times in the lvelier period of last year
 Increased activity various lines of construction will be in evidence very soon There no doubt that work the system will be begun before the middle of March, involving siderable expenditure for labor and adding largely to the value city property Construction of works by Redands capital
 will be plans be perfected and contracts awarded The Hoon Power Company is making considerable additions it's plant charging the station and increasing capacity of it's ice storage house preparation for the cana oupe shipping
 cities of the valley have been making similar prog and Imperial Valley whole has been pretty busy region comparison with many older parts of the country Business men have collections rather slow for months, but all things considered the depression has not been profound of imagined it to be.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-02-27
WILDCAT LAND SCHEMES
County Chamber of Commerce Warns
 Homeseekers Against Them.

At the February meeting of the lm- perial County Chamber of Commerce the following resolution was unani- mously adopted:
 Resolved that the press of Imperial Valley and the Los Angeles office of the Chamber be requested to inform prospective and actual visitors to the valley that unoccupied Government land, now open for entry, which is in probable line of present or future ir- rigation, and subject to filing, is very scarce, and advise interested parties to seek advice from the officers of the Imperial County Chamber of Com merce or from local Chambers of Commerce before attempting Govern ment filings"
 The above resolution was the out come of a discussion of the whole sale locating" of a wildcat nature be- ing done extensively by certain real estate men, and in districts where representatives of probable future sup ply is at least very questionable.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-02-27
ONLY 4 PASSING SQUALL.

It deplorabe that agitation of the liquor question violent anmostes citizens forget the common good and the neghborness that brings them together the building up ot town and divides community into bckerng gossip ing unreasonng factions but that is invariably the result ot the raising of that issue in small town. few extremists on both sides can set community by the readily crowd of mischevous boys start dog fight.
 The people of Fl Centro have been united all things making for the and beerme of the city and they have pished remarkable results short time There has been d vson dlscord nharmony III purpose or effort The c been orderly peaceabe decent When the city incorporated the evident desire of the larger part of the body citizens exclude the saloon and all forms of retail liquor traffic for public policy and the city trustees passed ordinance embdg the views of reasonable opponents of the public drinking place. not the extreme views of fanatca prohbonss The operation the nocense plan has been sal uy has justified it's adopon Fl Cenro has been free from disorder and crime in a notable degree.
 Furve evasons of liquor laws always to be looked for and constant vigilance to repres em Because sur repttous traffic in liquor temporarily successful it does not follow that the community dbauched contempuous of the law. Discovery of furve and illegal dealing liquor general aessnss and disorder than the detection of thief indicates that the community in which he lives has taken larceny occupation and become band of adrones.
 It should be possible repress bnd pig check rec druggist without evong volcanic eruption fanacs and should be possible charge of violation of plain ordinance without developing part of the community attitude of violent and vicious hostility to enforcement of the law but unreasonng preude and violent feelings have been aroused and the parans both sides have lost all of oren and made be of what should be very simple matter-oact detail of police regulation Good citizenship demands that the law be administered firmly and with and that voaos be dcpned and compelled their infractions.
 created by the trial of the citys first liquor is foohy proportion the but only temporary down Fl Centro will return rational and forget the anmoses arising from reckless gossppng and heated argument.
 There nothing seriously the matter with Fl Centro The maintained by reasonable citizens reasonable neither into the keeping of of unbalanced judgment fanaca zeal abrogaed in retaliation for their unwaanted reflections those who refuse applaud their hysterical methods of reform"
Imperial Valley press., 1909-02-27
ABSTRACT COMPANY CHANGES
New President Elected, Board of D rectors. Enlarged and Arrange ments Made for Absorbing
 Other Interests.

The Peoples Abstract and Trust Company held an important meeting in Fl Centro on Friday of last week, At that time Philo Jones, of Braw- ley, was elected president, vice H. B, Pearson, resigned, and two new mem! bers were added to the Board of Di, rectors.
 The officers of the Company are now as follows: President, Philo Jones, Brawley; vice president, H. w. Brewer, Imperial; secretary, John R. Baker, Fl Centro; assistant secre- tary, D. w. Lewis, Riverside; mana ger, w. E. Morton, Fl Centro; direct OTIS. A. M. Shenk, Calexico, and Bert R. Chaplin, Imperial.
 At this meeting George k. Carter president of the Imperial Valley Title and Abstract Company, signed an agreement to turn over to the People $ Abstract and Trust Company the be- aforementioned concern, and to com plete the merging of the two compan ies by the first of March.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-02-27
NEWS BREVITIES

Redlands shipped nearly 200 car loads of oranges last week; the fruit is now at it's best.
 O-O-O Senate wrangles for two hours over Postal Savings Bank Bill, but fails to reach any agreement.
 O-O-O House rejects Senate provision in creaslng Presidents salary to $100,- 900 year, but votes $750O0.
 0-O-O News of drouth in India, and strength of May wheat on European markets sends prices climbing OH Chicago Board of Trade to new high record mark.
 O-O--O Mexican reds" who have fought for so long against extradition to Arizona for trial on a charge of stirring up strife, vii be taken from Los Angeles to the Territory in few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-02-27

j. Stanley Brown has gone to Loi Angeles for a stay of several days.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-02-27
ELECTRICITY FOR FOGS

The Bureau of Manufacturers has received advices from Liverpool that Sir. Oliver Lodge recently succeeded in completely clearing thick fog away for a radius of sixty feet, by means of electrical discharges.
 The Marine Journal says that the Lodge system consists of driving cleo tricity into a fog laden atmosphere at a very high voltage from a series of discs at the tops of poles. The cur rent acts directly upon the constitu- ents of the fog, the electricity whirl- ing these hither and thither, causing them to gradually fall to the ground.
 A test is soon to be made of the ap- paratus in London
 In 1889 the San Francisco Examiner issued an imaginary daily paper of 1929, in which appeared a descrip- ton by Allen Kelly of the operation of an electric fog-dispelling appara- tus on the seaward side of San Fran cisco The freak fiction of a news paper writer develops twenty years later into a scientific fact.
 J. Stanley Brown has gone to Los Angeles for stay of several days.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-02-27
GARDEN CONTEST.

The Womens Section of the Ten Thousand Club has opened its lists for entries for the garden contest on residence lots in E Centro. An en- trance fee of ten cents is charged, and several handsome prizes are of fered for the best results in various lines, ranging from best lawns to finest beds of sweet peas, most at tractive vegetable plots, etc. Mrs. Geneyieye Williams, secretary of the section, will give any information de- sired regarding the requirements for this contest.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-02-27
PROGRESS IN DULL TIMES.

There has been nothing resembling boom in Imperial Val ley last spring and would be stranng the facts bit to assert that times have been good but notwithstanding the city of ready money and suspension of dealing lands due to withdrawal from entry and holding of patents investment of capital in business improvements in the towns has continued steadily
 In the county seat for example, several substantial brick buildings have been erected during the winter street work be- ing done and residence property has been improved keeping tsans and mechanics steadily employed and find that the city
Imperial Valley press., 1909-02-27
REVIVAL MEETINGS.
Evangelist Ireland Attracting Good Congregations at Fl Centro Meth odist Church-Union Meeting
 Tomorrow

Revival meetings have been in prog ress at the Fl Centro Methodist Church during the past week, and have been
 well attended. Rev D. K Bulnham, the pastor, has been assisted by Evan gelist H. B. Ireland and Mrs. Ireland.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-02-27

who is a soloist on the mellophone, and who has had charge of the mu- sic.
 Tomorrow at II q. m. and 7:30 D. nl., union services will be held in the Holt Opera House, and addresses will be given by Evangelist Ireland.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-02-27
TREE PLANTING
 ON HIGHWA YS

In order to the epantng the Supervisors the County will preferably eucalyptus every county protect superIso5of purchase tkes public spirit community promoting apply supeRVsOr trees forthwith