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swing all over the territory and the papers are full of strikes, balls and put-outs.
 Water behind the Roosevelt dam has been steadily backing up and filliI Z the reservoir, but will be held at tn l0O-foot, this being sufficient to irri- gate more than $500 acres.
 Mesa has already begun to lay plans for big Fourth of July celebration.
 Presbyterians ot Phoenix are plan ming to build fine new church.
 Sidewalks are being laid in Phoe- nix at the rate of $500 per day, accord ing to the Republican.
 J. A. Horne and J. Armstrong, Phoe- nix florists, have bought forty-acre tract of land on North Center street and will establish new nursery there.
 A forty-acre tract of orange land near Phoenix was sold last week by Richard J. Schweppe to A. T. Pryor of Michigan for $l00,000.
 The annual election of officers of the Northern Arizona Pioneer association was held in Flagstaff Saturday, John Clark being chosen president.  The Douglas baseball team defeated Cananea on the home grounds of the latter nine Sunday by score of + to II.
 The Bisbee Order of the Eastern Stal last week entertained Grand Worthy Matron Clark of Flagstaff in a pleasing program.
 Receiver Lankin of the defunct Bis bee First National bank makes tn, statement that if the institution cal sell real estate and collateral it will b. able to pay 100 cents on the dollar t depositors.
 An anti.saloon league has been form ed in Yuma with thirty-ive member enrolled against the whisky traffic. M;ss Stnhhs t-ha famous canin,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12

ing are in an ugly mood and serious uprising is threatened, according to
 .oenix dispatches.
 Enemies of Al Johns, a prospector in the Santa Rita mountains, last week blew up his cabin with dynamite.
 Prescott has received over . mile of water pipe to be used in extensions of the water system.
 The Moffatts, we'll known Colorado railroad men, nave interested them selves in the Arizona Marble company, recently formed corporation with properties near Paradise.
 The territorial grand jury is in ses- sion at Tombstone and will deliberate for several days.
 Imperial valley farmers are adver. tising for farm help to take care of their big crops.
 The body of Yaqui Indian was found in Tucson the other evening, and it was later discovered that he had been killed in fight with one of his own race. His slayer was captured and placed in jail.
 The bond of $l,OOo, forfeited by Manuel sarabia, alleged Mexican revo- lutionist, by his failure to appear for trial in Tombstone last week, has been paid by his sureties, Sarabia is said to be in Canada.
 Daniel Mcfarland of Tombstone has the honor of receiving the first no- tarial commission issued by Governor Sloan.
 The Salt River Valley nine beat the Prospect Grays at the latter city Sun day afternoon by score l3 to 6.
 That the new bounty law is saving Maricopa county some money is shown in the fact that bounties paid last month amounted to $63.05, compared with an expense. of $92s.l5 paid out in January.
 The baseball season is on in full
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12

If you expect to get the original Car bolized Witch Hazel Salve, you must be sure it is Dewitt s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve. It is good for cuts, burns and bruises, and is especially good for piles. Refuse. substitutes. Sold by Pal ace Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12

. rncited to revolt by outsiders who have sslnsn ends to attain, and with the prospect of starvation staring them in the face. the Indians at Gila Cross
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Arizona News
 and Comment

During the last wek there has been carnival of horse stealing in Phoenix and many valuable animals are missing from their owners.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12

C.. Knickerbocker of Douglas reports the discovery of platinum in the Go d Hill district, four miles from Sylvanite, assays running as high as four ounces of platinum and one ounce of gold to the ton.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12

An epidemic of diphtheria is report ed to be sweeping Prescott and twelve 'ases have been reported to the author ities.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12

Attorney s. l.. Kingan, returning to his home in Tucson after a trip to the national capital, says there is no chance for statehood before fall.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12

friend of the Bisbee newsboys, who al ways accompanied them on their routes delivering papers, has disappeared and the newsys are consequently discon-, solate. |.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12

John l.. Sullivan, "The Modest Ro- man of them ali," will appear with his show troupe in Prescott three days during the later part of this month.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12

A disastrous rear-end collision on the Santa Fe railroad near Williams Satur- day resulted in the damaging of a freight engine and the destruction of several freight cars. This is the third wreck in that locality in the last few weeks.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12

The Santa Fe railroad will during the coming summer run excursions three times week from Arizona points to the California coast.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12

The Salt River Valley nine beat the Prospect Grays at the latter city Sun day afternoon by score l3 to 6.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12

Miss stubbs, the famous canine
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12

An anti-saloon league has been form. ed in Yuma with thirty-five members enrolled against the whisky traffic.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12

Daniel Mcfarland of Tombstone has the honor of receiving the first no- tarial commission issued by Governor Sloan.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-12

The baseball season is on in full
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-09
Court Matters.

Sam Pastor, the junk dealer
was found guilty Monday night
by jury, for obtaining goods un-
der false pretense. Judge Reeves
sentenced him to 40 days in the
Columbus Work House ard to pay
the costs of the case.
State of Ohio VS. Q Il. Shaw for
failure to provide, is occupying
the court for the past few days.
The divorce case of his wife
against him was heard today, In
the failure to provide case the jury
disagreed.
The State of Ohio VS. Coleman
for obtaining money under false
pretense is being tried to jury
today.
Jacob Snider was granted a di-
vorce from Cora Snider, his wife.
Alice Strait applied for divorce
from her husband VIM. Strait.
Court took under adyisement,
December 6. In case of Bessie
Tom vs. Ed Tom ct al partition,
leave to file amended petition in
ten days.
December 8. In the partition
case of Louisa Petit VS. Southern
Oil Co order of partition. Com
missloners j. N. Slater and Thos.
Collins.
NEW GASES
Moaaa Sharman va Harry Kraitx
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suit for damages. Amount claimed
$4,000.
John jacobs filed suit against
Nellie Jacobs for divorce.
MAYORS COURT.

Mayor Thurness had a rather
cloud" case from the McBroom
Flats before him Sstu rday night.
Mr.. A. r. McBroom seemed to be
unfortunate in securing renter by
the name Of Saphrona Jacobs that
overstepped the strict lines of pro.
priety, and he endeavored to ousl
her from the premises and brought
trespass charges against her, al
go charges of adultery and forni
cation.
Mayor Thurness soon found his
office in the city building entirely
inadequate to accommodate the
"interest" in the trial, so he
moved to the court room, and
thrashed it out there. The testi-
mony was certainly revolving, but
such is life in great cities. The
Mayor dismissed the case of tres.
pass and bound the defendent
over to court 70 answer to the
charge of adultery.
PROBATE COURT.
Appointment for letters tesla.
mentary filed by Ephriam Shaw,
executor of the estate of Isabella
Beall, deceased. Bond ordered in
sum of $4,000. Same approved
and letters issued,
Dec. 4. Affidavit filed by Chas,
Snlder in inquest of lunacy Of
John Snider of Green township,
Hearing had at 200 p. m. Dec. 4
Testimony of witnesses taken,
finding that John Snider is an IN
sane person, and commitment or
dered.
Dec. Z. Application for letters
of administrator filed by t. D
Trimmer, to be appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Joel B.
Matthias deceased. Declination of
next of kin heretofore filed, bond
ordered in sum of $4,000 and let
ters of administration issued to
T. D. Trimmer, administrator.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Robert Baxter, Nelsonville.
Maggie Murphy, Jacksonville.
Bert Ringhiser, Green Tp
Bertha May Polling, Green Up.
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sweet voice or see his pleasant
smiles, but his brief life will not
be erased from the hearts and
minds of those who loved Chester
30 dearly.
We can scarcely resign oursel-
YES to the thought that we must
give him up, yet
Oh, why should we grievo for the loved
one who haiti vanished,
oh; why should we long for the clasp OF
his hand.
Oh, why should our hearts In sorrow be
yearning,
When we know he has crossed to u hap
pier land,
He leaves papa, mamma and
many other dear friends and rela-
tives to weep for him, but we feel
confident that our darling is safe
in the'arms of Him, who said,
"Sutfer little children to come un-
to me and forbid them not, for of
such is the kingdom of heaven.'
Rev. Correll otflciated.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to express our grati-
tude to our neighbors and friends
for their help and sympathy in
the sickness and death of our dear
darling baby. Also for the beau
tiful ilowers.
MIR AND Mrs. JAS. f. NUrr.
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Obituary..

Chester Carr Nupp, son of James
and Susie Nupp, wac born in Lo-
gan, Ohio, April 4 1907. died De-
cember 3. 1909, aged . years 7
months and 30 days. 1t is idle to
say that we will miss him; how
much. only those can know who
loved him best. but he has gone,
never more to return to our home.
No more will we listen to his
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Clyde Funk, Laurelville.
Sylvia Reinstettle, Logan.
Elmer Hit, Nelsonville.
Clarinda Literal, Washington TIP
Notice.

Those desiring insurance In the
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. in
Hooking or Vinton counties, are
requested to drop postal card to
the Agency for these counties at
Macarthur, Ohio, and prompt at
tenlion will be given your request
The Ohio Farmer stands second to
none. o. F. PILCHER, Agent.
Macarthur, Ohio.
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DON'T BE MISLED

Many n life has b2en cut short bya cough
that was not believed to be serious. Many
Il back Iche and sideache follows n coughing
spell. Many night is passed in restlessness
caused by coughing Many cough "cure"
that never cures Is tried DO not be misled
II you cough. take the old reliable Kemps
Balsam, the best cough cure. At druggists
and dealers, 25c.
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BOARDERS WANTED-.A good
family living near the depot can
accommodate a few boarders. In.
qulre at this office.
Dec. 8, B wks.
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Death OF Mrs. StradIey,

Mrs, Stradley was born in Hook
County, Ohio, in June. lS45, and
died In Logan, Ohio, Dec 4 1909,
aged 81 years, 6 months and 2
days.
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1t is reported that the Kerlin
Bros. brick plant will resume op.
erations on January /, and Mr..
Billy" Lloyd will return from the
south and take charge of the
plant.
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We have more overcoats
than any two clothing
houses in Logan. We
must unload, Read prices
quoted on last page. F.
BlaSiuS & Son.
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All candies made here. They
are fresh and pure. Perone.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Stultz ale
guests of Mr.. George Stultz in
Columbus this week.
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Miss Goldie Unger spent Satur
day and Sunday in Columbus.
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The best treat for school teach.
ers to buy for the school is the
taffy that Perone makes.
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Mrs. Charles Wright, Sr. was q
shopper in Columbus, Wednesday.
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Mrs. Ida Weubben spent few
days In Colum bus, this week.
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Mr.. Tom Trimmer, of Orland,
was in Logan today and made our
office q business call.
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Mr.. Ben Sweazy, of Rachel
macher, was in Logan, Wednes,
day.
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Mr.. John Acker was business
visitor in Columbus; Tuesday.
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Mr.. "Big" Huls of Rookbridge
who was appointed 10 mail route
in Logan, and who has had sub.
stitute since the route was estab.
lished, has moved his family to
Logan and will take up the Email
service tomorrow.
FOR RENT - Two dwelling
houses; one five room located on
north Culver street; one four room
located near north Orchard street.
Will rent for 81 per month. Ad.
dress or telephone Rey. j. G. Nc
Laughlln, $50 GAINESVILLE avenue,
Logan, Ohio, Citizens phone SAT. b.
Dec. 2, 3w
Folev's Hoaey and Tar is the
best and eafe,t cough remedy for
children. At the first symptoms
of cold, give as dire cted, and ward
off danger of Group, bronchitis,
sore throat, cold in the head, and
stutfy breathing. 1t brings COM
fort and ease to the little ones.
Contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs. Keep always on
hand, and refuse substitutes. Bort
&c Co.
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Mr.. E. B. Comfy spent Thurs
day in Columbus on business.
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Mr.. George Baynham of Murray
City was in Logan Tuesday.
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We are glad to announce that
Mr.. Wes Wonn is improving in
health,
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Mr.. Harry Hamilton, of Nc.
Arthur was in Logan, Tuesday, on
business.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Bruce of
Wellston were guests of Mrs. Lit
tlejohn, Sunday.
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WANTED-Two girls for hotel
work. Call up Mrs. Hyson at the
Depot Hotel.
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Mr.. Augustus Shively is visit
ing relatives in Lancaster for u
few days.
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Mr.. o. G. Pierce and Miss
Name were visitors in Columbus,
Wednesday.
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PeIones make the best peanut
candy sold in Logan.
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Mrs. Ed Kelley is in Union Fur
mace for few days stay.
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Mr.. w. w. McCray was in Car
rol on business Tuesday.
DR.. Frank Acker was q Capital
City visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed Kelley is in Union Fur
mace for few days stay.
Mr.. Lafe Eggleston of McArth-
ur, was in Logan Saturday.
Mr.. "Billy" Deeds, of Colum-
bus, was in Logan. Monday.
Mr.. E, B. Comfy spent Thurs.
day in Columbus on business.
Mr.. George Baynham of Murray
City was in Logan Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida Weubben spent few
days In Columbus. this week.
Mr.. John Acker was a business
visitor in Columbus, Tuesday.
Miss Goldie Unger spent Satur.
day and Sunday in Columbus.
Mrs. Charles Wright, Sr. was a
shopper in Columbus, Wednesday.
Mr.. Ben Sweazy, of Rachel
macher, was in Logan, Wednes-
day.
We are glad to announce that
Mr.. Wes Wonn is improving in
health.
Mr.. Harry Hamilton, Of Nc.
Arthur was in Logan, Tuesday, on
business.
Mr.. o. G. Pierce and Miss
Name were visitors in Columbus,
Wednesday.
Mr.. Augustus Shively is visit
ing relatives in Lancaster for u
few days.
WANTED-Two girls for hotel
work. Call up Mrs. Hyson at the
Depot Hotel.
PeIones make the best peanut
candy sold in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bruce of
Wellston were guests of Mrs. Lit
tlejohn, Sunday.
Like finding money to
buy 0vercoatS at this time
OF the year at the prices
quoted byF. Blasius & Son.
Mr.. Ed Skinner, clerk st Depot
Hotel, was visiting his parents in
the country, Sunday.
Mr.. Tom Trimmer, of Orland,
was in Logan today and made our
office business call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Stultz ale
guests of Mr.. George Stultz in
Columbus this week.
All candies made here. They
are fresh and pure. Perone.
The best treat for school teach. .
ers to buy for the school is the
tady that Perone makes.
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Mr.. Lafe Eggleston of McArth'
ur, was in Logan Saturday.
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Mr.. "Billy" Deeds, of Colum-
bus, was in Logan. Monday.
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Mr.. Ed Skinner, clerk st Depot
Hotel, was visiting his parents in
the country, Sunday.
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DR.. Frank Acker was q Capital
City visitor Wednesday.
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Mr.. w. w. McCray was in Car
rol on business Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-03
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-03
Pianos For Sale

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Upright Pianos of following cele-
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Brewster, Frederick, Harrington,
Heinekamp, Wegman and many
more. These pianos have been
out in rent and the season now
closing brings a score or more
fine pianos back 10 our ware
rooms. We are crowded to the
doors and MUST sell off these
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500, Sis, $l3O, will buy pianos
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-03
SHOT BY HER LOVER.

Elsie Gilbsrt, eyed about "a years
who went to Frederick, Nd, from the
country near OeresVille, was yesterday
evening shot and seriously wounded by
Millard f. Perkins, her lover. The
shooting took place in house in which
they lived together. Yesterday after
noon they quareled and Policeman
Jones, at the wOmsn's request, went tC
the house to see that Perkins left il
without doing harm to her.
While Perkins was upstairs, sup
posedly packing his belongings, County
Constable Lewis F. Garter cane along
and was requested by Policeman Jones
to take the iatter's place as preosfseI
of the peace while he went to supper.
Soon after the policemsn's departure
Perkins came down stairs carrying a
shotgun, which, Immediately upon
reaching the lower floor, he aimed at
the woman. Constable Carter spFsng
towards him and seized The bsrrel o.
the gun, but not in time to prevent lis
discharge.
The load Of one of the barrels, fired
at close range, struck the woman in the
back of her left shoulder. PekiDs was
overpowered by the officer before be
could FIRE the second load, and soon
Rtterward was taken to the county Jail.
The womsn's shoulder WAS terribly lace
rated, apparently about 100 shot hsv-
ing lodged in it. Her condition is
serious. Perkins comes from Rehls
Mills, near Frederick Junction, and Is
about % years of age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-03
COUNCILMEN FIGHT.

A disgrscefnI scene st the Baltimore
city hall followed Immediately sfte
the adjournment OF the first branch
city council, yesterday evening, wher
President w. w. Cherry was hit 10 the
face by Councilman Frederick I. He'll
man, of the Eighteenth ward, and felled
to the msrbly floor of The corridor lead
ng to the chamber in which the branch
holds its sessions.
The assault was the result OF an at
tack on President Cherry by Mr.. He'll
msn during the session of the brancO,
and il will lead to the introduction OF
one or more resolutions preferring
charges sgsinst Mr.. Hellmau when the
council meets next Tuesday afternoon,
and providing for his expulsion from
the council.
They met outside the council doors.
Mr.. Hellman resented being called to
order, and told President Cherry he had
not the nerve to call other members of
the council to order for villiiyiDg him.
President Cherry called Mr.. HelmaD
g "dirty contemplate coward" for act
iDg as he did while 10 the council. Then
the blow was struck.
Indignant councilmen declared it the
most dsgraceful affair that has even
happened at the city hall.
"l will hit any man who insults me
as President Cherry did," saId Mr..
Hellman. Mr.. Hellman declared be
would fight any effort to expel him, for
the reason that the fight occurred out
side the council chamber.