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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21
Special Low Rates to Mamr Account
10Th Anniversary Celebration.

The Atlantic Cost Line and Sea.
board AR Line have joined with the
FlcrdA East CoAs; Railway IN grant.
lng special low rates GA account the
Tenth Anniversary Celebration =, MI.
ami. July IS 8.7th, AM rate from
Gainesville will be ~ o. via pAlatks
and " 81 via Jacksonville tickets T.
bp sold July 23fd aud 2ath with hnAI
limit July 3OIh Everyone should TAKE
advantage Of the extremely low rate
90 Welt the Magic City "
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21

CaHmAn. Ga July ~ The bid, o.
" ~ Broy.es. q member " "a" Erm
- Hroy,es FoWl~r a co. ~ TrimUs
Aa vn recovered wesnss .hy from
Rysns orces Nr BToylos sho uA'
fo.lrs In tire tNes s~vsFsi day. sso
he, cos,roi - 80 bat. shirh dastsd
yv~f ,hs nil dam n The rocks bsiOs
IN. bod ssvsr sEak roe sniiI ;Akss
Out
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21
Thousands Have Kidney
TrSubls and Never Suspect It.

Hi q bottle or common glass With youi
water AMI let Il stand ~ ,nty -four hours
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21
TROUBLE Al WINDSOR
J ohm williams Was Arrested tor Oh.
tanning Money Falsely.

tanning Money talSeY.
Deputy sheriff |. + Story In. ar
rested in this city John Williams \
negro man who WAS charrrd with EN-
brlElement by G A Byle- ~ Wrrd-or,
a merchant, and obtaining goods aud
money under false prptru-r From
the best Information that can be- secur'
ed, il appears that Williams secured a
lot OF groceries and other -upp Ies ''om
Mr.. Byles, as we'll as some money that
he secured on q check which WAS not
good, and left for part- SUPPOSEDLY
unknown. Mr.. Byle., however. a'cer'
tanned that he was in Gainesville, and
notified Officer Story, Who came here
and had no difficulty IN locating the
man.
williams was taken - Rochelle,
where on Friday he vac arraiRned ~
Justice Zetrouer's court The result
10 nos yet learned. but " Williams -
guilty OF whst he 10 charged with he
will be convicted OF from three to "E
months.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21

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AMI bladder are oui - ofdSf
what To Do.
There IL rumi0st ~ tie know lr'lRr ~
often expfes--d. ,hsi ~ kiluirf :
swamp Rssyt. the gre, thney remedy
Iulhils every ~ish ~ curing fbeufna'is'ii.
tain in the back. kilnr,s. liver. bladder
and every part ~ the Urinary Jassasc
II currects inability "a bnh ~aie''
aiyi sailing pain ~ losing Il, " ha'
effects iolio~inY uss - ligusH. sin~ ~
i~~s nni 0vrfeUusrs that uuplgasaui 49,
erssi,y ~ t-@iux c,,'nI. led "a e. "'icn
during the dsy. AMI - Est up nisuy
times duftng iips NIGH he SUD ah. I,
the ssstrs,iinafy Snr,i q SSa@p-ko0s
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10 a. ~oaslerfui cufss & Tho ussi Ia
,rr..,ss ca..s n va pes'i u's'i'rins
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.,ss.,u 6s,, .e~ul .rd me ,b,ilsi siiss
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Eiiurr a 60 Rang
Lsns Any Whs1 n-~sF $500 49,
~rt,ihs flsuiisa this itfrf snh fiea :
fuass any uIistAA< lat fSt's-tn''sf iSs
uaf.r ~ Kiisnrf -s4ap NOD. -
tho sAifssa. blasbs@tDs. y. v.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21

wlnseh1Ai@ { h~ss nat yOa dsrsats.i
20 ysar 49, upaas a. iaspassl@essf l0ss
utter ~ ssxhss GiFi Citdrrsi~<ve--
Ya. q Gas sesitoos swe-sh~sTi J
wsnfsa - Alp ~ - hat SAG d~sswps
sss aixha ksVs 90 NJ 10 . fzntssnasniai
wsy,- gaafnu Mea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21
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IsssfsJn chJ No July ~ CIV
e-nor Jossph " Foih. Ia adafessins
me Real NsfchAsts - MissosFi 81
,hsir ssssioa here. spaks aEaias iAs
mai orssf b,ssinsss All favored ~
,sr,isias Ia 80 t9vn pspsfs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21
TIE TEACHERS EXAMINATION
A large Number OF Applicants, from
Every Section OF Florida.


The examination Of applicants io'
State and other certHcA'es REQ lired
by rhe State Educational Department
cond ucting the Raehsrs' work IN
Florids, which has been held for the
pa.t three days In this city and IN
Tallahassee, has been continued TOT
one day here. owing To the fact that
the pApsrs could not be finished IN
the required time,
Hon. W. N. Hallowsy. State super
in,endent. uho has been eondu etinS
che examinations. stated Friday that
IL would be impossible TO conclude the
same. owing TO the session OF 'h'
state Normal, nos being conducted
BIZ ,pseial request OF those taking sE'
animation. he has decided 20 extend
the time until this evening" Today
the study Of botany gill Re taken up
.. veil as The conclusion OF othsI
tudiss
Prof Holloway seems cell pleased
9th the eIaminatloo .snd eoDplimsnt'
the applicants VsrJ highly
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21

4 1 81
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21
store Wrecked BY Dynamite.

Scranton, Pa July 90 .-Ilolli-ler
Bowman a Go = store At AVuca was
badly damaged by dynamite ThursdaS
A family occupying foOms over the
store were hurled from their beds
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21

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aisniit. tsshsrui fee
- snail AsLife-s ~
Eiiurf a 60 Eng
- a. 4 a.. Il.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-21

RfsliiitrnttS set
tliugin'li,aIrsan
unhealthy con
ditiun oitlic HI
tsys; n stains
, mir linen ~ ~
cNisleucr ~ krl
ucy tfu,,l,ir to-
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-21

If it isn't in The Review it didn't happen.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-21
of discussing ways and means of rais- ing the necessary funds.

of discussing ways and means of rais- ing the necessary funds.
 Mayor Caven is one of the prime movers in the Naco Road project. When seen yesterday by Review re- porter and asked what plans had been formulated for carrying out of the i'm provements, the Mayor said:
 "A number of men came to me some time ago and asked me concerning this Naco Road proposition, and if the city would stand any part of the ex- pense for the improvement of the highway told them at the time that I did not think that the city could stand all of the expense, be- cause the street or avenue was not within the city limits, but I assured them that I would do what I could to have the City Council agree to stand an equitable share of the expense of improving that part of the road which belonged to the city. The matter was taken up with a number of Naco road property holders, and I under stand that they were very agreeable to the plan. As far as I understand, believe the object of the meeting is tO ulSCuSS iiic uSSl nfctnouS Oi dCCOut- plishing the end in view. It has been suggested that the road be crowned and then thoroughly oiled. I think this would be great improvement over present conditions, and would make 1t pleasure instead of hardship to drive from Bisbee to Lowell.
 "The plan for the raising of money is to appoint several committees to solicit subscriptions among the Low ell and Bisbee property owners, and then to select a permanent committee to act as an executive board in the disbursement of the funds. The work on the Bisbee end will be placed under the charge of the street superintend- ent, and along the road under the su- peryision of the county road overseer. believe that the board of supervisors of the county will stand proportion,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-21

If Review want ad don't get, give it up.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-21
HEBREWS CELEBRATE
 NEW YEAR
All Their Establishments Were Closed and Religious Exer- cises Marked Observance of Postal Day.

Hebrew residents of Bisbee yester- day closed their observance of the ending of the Jewish year 5666, and the beginning of the year 5677, ac- cording to the Jewish era Anno Mundf from the creation Of the world.
 There being no temple or synagogue lin Bisbee, religious services wehe held in Pythian Castle and presided over by one of the local men of the faith wio is authorized to conduct such ceremonies.
 The two festivals of the fall sea- son, Yomin Noroim, the austere days, as they are called, the New Year, Rosh Hashonah, and the Day of the Ttonement, Ton Hakkippurim. occur ring at an interval of ten days from each other, have retained almost unim- paired their former spell and to stir the Jewish heart to it's very depth. As every New Years day is a most propitious time for the exchange of civilities and the compliments of the season, SO Is the Jewish. In the rit- ual of the synagogue the prayer is on that day that all men, without dis tinction of race or creed, be recorded in the book of life for a year of hap piness and good works, and as the friends meet, the greeting is usually accompanied by the wish in Hebrew, "Leshonoh Tovah" (may you be in scribed for happy year)
 There was no exception to this in Bisbee's observance of the ritual cere- monies held here. The closing exer- cises were held last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-21
TYPHOID BEING HANDICAPPED
 IN B|SBEE
Marked Falling Off in the Num- Der of Typhoid Patients at the Two Hospitals-Due to Improvements.

An examination of the records of the two hospitals in the city show a
 marked decrease in the number of ty-
 phoid cases during the present E,onth, as compared with September of last year, and also that patients who arc now in the hospitals suffering f:om
 typhoid are all on the high road to re- cCye-y.
 When asked concerning the condi- ticns in the hospitals the authorities
 at the C. Q and c. & A. institutions stated that all of the patients who are
 now under treatment are doing very
 well, and unless something unfore. l seen happens there will not be single dea,h.
 1 When one stops to consider the large
 decrease in the number of typnoid
 cases, he cannot help but ascribe the l improvement of the city's health to l the public improvements which have been made already. There was no ap preciable falling off in the number 11 | sufferers from this disease until tfis year, in fact up to the present year l there has been an increase annually When asked about this matter yes.
 teTday. one of the local physicians said:
 There is not a doubt in the world
 but that the laying of the brick pave
 ment and the more stringent enforce
 ment of the city sanitary ordinances
 have been responsible for the decrease
 in typhoid. People seem to realize
 that Bisbee is no longer wild and
 woody mining camp. but city of very
 respectable proportions. I understand i that the council have got the matter of the sewer bonds we'll under way
 and that the system will be under course of construction in compara ] lively short time. This will be grea; step forward in the history of the
 city of Bisbee, and is evidence of the i fact that the citizens realize the i'm pcrtance of making the city a healthy place to live. The natural disadvant ages under which we labor will be forgotten if all of the people of the city will do what they can for the bet terment O. conditions"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-21
DISAPPEARANCE 0F WOMAN |S
 COMPLETE
No Trace of Mrs. Williams Has Been Found as Yet-Theory That She Is Insane Is Gain ing Strength.

Up to a late hour last night, no trace had yet been found of Mrs. Tonkin Williams, the woman who disappeared from home on Saturday last. while her husband was at work in the Copper Queen mine.
 The most pitiful element in the disappearance of the young woman is the fact that she is the mother of three small children. the youngest one not being a year old. On the day she left home Mrs. Williams kissed the chil- dren goodbye. saying that she was goirg out for a little while, and that is the last they saw of her.
 It is feared that Mrs. Williams may do some harm to herself. as it is known she suffered agonizing pains in her bead shortly before she left home. One theory of the disappear ance Is that she was temporarily in- sane, and while in that condition bearded train without knowing where she was going.
 It was reported yesterday that a woman answering to the description of Mrs. Williams was seen boarding an east-bound train at Benson. and that she had bought a ticket for Deni- ing. No word has been received from the latter place in answer to in- quiries
 The young husband is grief stricken over the disappearance of his wife, and cannot assign any reason for her actions. He stated that they were very happy together. and that his wife had always shown the deepest maternal love for her children. He can ascribe the state of affairs to nothing except that his wife has be- come insane.
 Before leaving the city she did not let her parents. who are residents of Risbee, know anything concerning her nlans. and this lends strength to the theory that she may be insane.
 Tonkin Williams married his wife six years ago when she was eighteen years of age. and the match has always teen considered one of the happiest imaginable.
 The matter has been placed in the hands of the police, and every re- source Is being exhausted 10 discover the whereabouts of the young woman
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-21
IMPROVEMENTS 1 ID BE MADE
 Oh ROADS
Mass Meeting Is Called for Monday Night to Be Held at City HaIl-Ways and Means Will Be Discussed. :.

It is apparent that the movement which was started a short time ago for the betterment of general condi- tions in the city Is bearing good fruit already. There will be meeting held at the city hall on Monday night to discuss many matters relating to 11he welfare of the city. Those gentle
 en who are active in the movement
 a greater Bisbee nave interested
 emselves in the project of making Ihco Road good thoroughfare, and lave already sounded many of the Fholders of real estate along that high way on the subject of subscribing money for the betterment of the road with favorable results. On account of the favorable reception which they met with, it was decided to call a mass meeting to be held at the city hall on Monday night for the purpose
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-21
CALIFORNIA MURDERER
 CAUGHT IN WASHINGTON

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 20.-Tele- graphic word was received by Sheriff White from the police authorities at Washington, D. C., today of the ar rest there of Antone Besold, indicted by the grand jury of Los Angeles county for the murder Of his wife. Claudio Besold, whose bod: was found in the Temescal canyon, near Santa Monica more than six weeks ago. Be sold was employed as butcher at Santa Monica before his disappearance early in the summer. The body of Mrs. Besold was found in the canyon by "Posey" Horton. of Calabasas, and the case furnished one of the famous murder mysteries of southern Cali fornia.
 According to Sheriff Whites ad vices. Besold was arrested while csll ing for his mail at the Washington postoffice under an assumed name.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-21
M M'|vER WANTS ID DRILL AGAINST
 BRADSHAW
Member of Team Defeated by Bradshaw and Partners on Three Occasions Wants a Straightway Match.

J. l.. McIver. of the local drilling team of Ross & McIver. the team that won the Territorial championship at the fair at Phoenix last year, and whose team was defeated thrice at the hands of team in which Walter Bradshaw was member, is out with a challenge to drill Bradshaw a straightaway match for $500 a side. ;. McIver just recently returned from Butte. Montana, where he and Ross met Bradshaw and McNichols on two different occasions. Ross, his part ner. remained in the Montana camp,
 where he hopes to get on another match with some of the cracks of the north.
 McIver was visitor at the Review office yesterday, where he made known his desire to meet Bradshaw in a straightaway and states that he stands ready to post forfeit of $100 to bind a match with the Cochise en- gineer.
 Bradshaw has not made known his ] intention as to whether he will accept l the proposition of McIver, but there
 is little doubt that he will agree to a
 match.
 All want is reasonable time in
 which to get in shape for such a
 match" said McIver. T understand | that this man Bradshaw is somewhat
 of a straightaway man, and if he is | want to see just how far he can go at
 the game. There has been a good deal of talk as to the superiority oi
 the members of our two teams, and some one seems to think that Brad
 shaw is the best ever. If he Is, and
 wants 1t, this will be good chance
 for him to get hold of $500 of easy
 money"
 ! Bradshaw has not been heard from
 If he does not accept, it is not improb
 able that Jim Pickens, former part : ner. will accept McIver's proposition.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-21

ate share of the expense. as a great portion of the road comes under their jurisdiction.
 Besides this matter others will be taken up and discussed. I believe this is step in the right direction, and 1 hope that everyone who has any interest in the progress of the city will attend the meeting a: the city hall. If we expect to make Bis bee healthy place to live in we have to start now, and eradicate some of the worst evils, such as the heavy dust which covers every street in the city"
 A great number have taken an inter- est in the movement, and there will undoubtedly be very large attend ance at the mass meeting
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-21
BISHOP oE HoNckoNo
 IS REPORTED DROWNED

LONDON, Sept 20.- Matthew Nathan. governor of Hongkong. has sent the following cablegram to the colonial office: There is strong eyi- derce that Bishop Hoare of Hongkong was drowned. The loss of life among the Chinese probably will amount to several thousand.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-21
PANAMA HAT CROP
 KILLED BY A QUAKE

NEW YORK, Sept 20.-Another evil effect of the South American earth, quake developed with the arrival of Juan B. Flores of Ecuador. Ee brought the news that the great straw fields of the MaiglaT Celto district of Ecuador, were destroyed by the earth. quake and that, as result, the flu ture of the Panama hat industry is threatened.
 The inhabitants of the district, whc have been deprived of employment are in dire want. Thousands of per sens. including many Indians, have been employed in the industry.
 It is feared that the Indians vii take 10 pillage and violence in an ef fort to supply their wants.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-21

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-13

OsNT1ie e8 po6l Der San 1T, bdB
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Iein!
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9ertholo S9onbol5er entipideltt
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bon 3ernipiB entlpeoer gu eitten
brauhbaren WtttQIieo Der meniflifer
@eieufdoft MAIDEN ooer iiber baS
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Sipun9en lei, 1in i'm &f nit Dem
unerbittlifen 2eben gu mefIen. @9or
bOrte pobI i6einbdr gu, er nidte mi
Dem &opfs, mari oliG oas cine uni
bds onosre Wprt Elm, bds natiirlid
redt tpenig pahte - babel abel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-13
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lag niht mebr duf benz Sofa, ionoern
6ur9mdB, Die !SGnbe in ben SpIens
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liebte @eii6t Stgus. 0as junge MGbs
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bolber por9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-13

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