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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-03-29

The facts as here related, with many
circumstantial and corroborative de-
tails ! believed justified the making of
arrests. Fred Biebush had moved
from his Stoddard street residence TO
a place acquired by him through fore
closure of a $2,50O mortgage 51a miles
west on the Olive street road. 1t was a
well-known tavern called the Seven
Mile house. Deputy United States Mar
shals Wheeler and Soest and left the
Lindeli hotel in a carriage about five
o'clock one afternoon in October, 1879,
and gave the driver directions to 20 10
the Seyen-Mile house. y%here we arrived
at dusk. There was a water trough in
front Of the house, and as | stepped out
OF the carriage to uncheck the horses
so they could drink, Biebush stepped out
of the house, bare headed
In the dim light he did not recognize
me, and | am doubtful If he would have
known me had the light been good as he
had never seen me, except in the dis
guise of river man at the Bosse sa-
loon. Wheelerand Soest remained in the
carriage. Biebush made pleasant cas-
ual remark about the weather. and as
he did so stepped up to him and laid
hand on his shoulder.
You are my prisoner / said and
YOU Will please make no noise
/ pushed him firmly toward the car
riage and into IT, where the deputies
Immediately haudcuncd him. Ills wife.
woman nearly as old as n, had como
out OF the nIuFc, ana, seeing ner nus
band being taken away began 10 org
plJo1usiy lIor moJhnr'a spls attracted
g grown daughter who came running
tp the porch ana did what She could 10
comfort nor mother
'Tg 70, Continued
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-03-29

Mrs Browne . wonder if the now
order of rH.u- viii reform Mr. Luaah.
.ay fo aHr oN."uJ' Hes married. |
under fsnI
Nrs Na'aprDr Yes hos a bea.Iie.
tiuc. now Philadelphia Press.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-03-29

(') Flag stations. (o0) Trains do not stop
" Telegraph offices. Train Nos. and 10 w1I
carry passengers. Tains 8 and 10 do
Trains run on Eastern Standard Time.
Connections-At Ulysses with Fall Brook R'H
for points north and south At B. & s. Juno
tion with Buffalo a. SusquehannsR. r. north foe
Wellsville south for Galeton and Ansonia AZ
Port Allegany with w. n. Y & P. r. r., north
for Buffalo, olean, Bradford and Smethporu
south for Heating Summit, Austin, Emporiun
end Penn'a r. r. points.
b. 4. MCCLURE denr Supt.
Coudersport, Pa.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-03-29

that sor5e time before a peddler had
complained TO him that the minister's
wife had given him counterfeit coins
for vegetables This had happened
often enough to convince even the
thick-witted pnddler it was not a CO.
incidence and he told his troubles to
the policeman.
The shadow" carried on his invostiga-
ton in the stores I'm which Mrs. Thorn
as traded, and several instances of the
passage of bogus silver pieces were
found. | therefore decided some one
should be selected to gain the minister's
confidence, and almost as quickly de-
cided that the one should be Woods.
Before long the two were doing business
together, Sullivan having been the in
termediary. Woods and Sullivan
planned to go to his house on one occa-
sion for counterfeit money, but the
preacher objected to the place of trans
fer. He also objected to the plan OF
meeting Woods in Bosses saloon, be-
cause the church of which he was pas
tor was so close to the saloon that men,
bers of his congregation might see him
entering or leaving the drinking place
1t was arranged, therefore, that Woods
should attend night services at the Nor
gan street church whenever he wished
to make an engagement with the minis
ter, and they could select meeting
place while the preacher ostensibly was
eXhOrting the sinner Woods to repent
of his evil ways and become Christian.
1t was one Of these occasions described
in beginning this narrative.
Woods reported to me that he was
on such terms with Thomas that he
could secure "coney" from him without
delay at any place appointed 1t was
stlll necessary for us to place ourselves
in position to corroborate the state
ments of Woods, and in order to do this
there must be a witness to one of these
transactions. Woods was instructed to
make an engagement with the preacher
to deliver to him package of counter
felt money at the customary meeting
place near the Rock" church. and a
few nights after the meeting have de-
scribed in Grand avenue between the
preacher and Harry" | became a wit
ness to one of these deliveries, being
stationed so that their every move
might be observed.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-05-12
EscocIpo coNTApoR DEL
NuEvo eANco
Percy r. Knight. secretarlo y Tesorc.
70 de Ia compahia lmprssora del
Nuevo Mexlcano obtiene Pussto

En- uno iunta teni,ia ri m6rfns on 10
tarde de- los dIrectores del sTrnIted
states Bank and Tr,,st rIomnanv" an
Ia ofIcina ,iel Juez N TauchlIn pnr.
cv r Knight secratnrIo v tesoraro de
Ia comnai,ia Imnresoro de, Nuevo Me-.
xicano fue escoeIdo asIstente conta.
,ior fe In comnaiiIa In cual ahrirs n,
banco ON al edifIcio raurhI,n an 10 az.
ouina do Ia calIe de- son rrancisco v
Ayenlda do Don caspar 81 Ala 1ro do
.Tunio Mr. Knieht nuiau vino a, oaa.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-05-12
coRTE EN- e. coNDA-
90 DE sANDAvAL
Tres cludadanos eIen conocldos Que.
rel'ados por AsaIto con lntenclon
do Matar.

El gran jurado del Condado de San.
doval, el cual ha estado en- session en-
la cabecera de condado, plaza de Ber.
nalillo, desie el ldnes pasado ha halla-
do querellas en- contra de Leuterio de
Baca, Manuel @. de Baca Antonio Ar
milo, blen conocidos ciudadanos del
condado. por asalto con intenclon de
matar q Salvador Sanioval en- Diciem.
bre de 1905.
varias querellas por asalto con In.
tencion de matar, debido las rlfas de
huelguistas del ferrocarrll en- Albu.
querque en- 1904. se dispuso de elias
cuando los siguientes acusados Sc acu.
saron con culpa de asalto y golpeo Y no
con intencion de matar, Y siendo mul-
'tados en- $35 caia uno Y los costos:
John Dunning, A. Crosby, y R. L. Ship.
ley; mientras que cuatro de los hom-
bres querellados. ]. J. Gordon. H. H.
Boyd, H. J. Mortln Irwin Farrell 80
acusaron con culpa de hacer tumultos
y fueron multasios en- S26 sin los cos
tos. Esto dispone finalmente de estas
causas. Fueron juzgadas en- Ell Conda-
do de Sandoval baio cambio de lugar
del Condado de Bernalillo.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-05-12
Sc REsENrARAN EN- esTANcIA
Muchos Residences Anteriores de W.
chlta Tomarsn RecIamos en- el Va.
Ne de Nuevo Mexico "a.

Sc cree que cada uno de los MEM
bros de la partida en- el coshe especial
de p0bladores intencionados de Wichi-
ia, Kansas, quienes partieron de San
ta Fe ell jueves de Ia semana pasada
para EstancIa para investigar las con.
diciones en- aquel vale fertil. con la
intenclon de hacer sus residencias per.
manentes ALI, quedaron tan satisfe-
chos con los prospectos que reclamos
de domlcilio seran tomados por casl
todos los miembros. Los innhgrantes
vienen aqul bajo 10 direction de J. C.
Maxwell Y Compahia. agentes de In
migracion de Wichita Y pasaron dos
dias inspeccionando Embellishments
las buenas cualidades del Vale de Es-
tancia Y sus posibilidades. RI sabado
de Ia semana pasada en- la maiiana is
miembros de Ia partlda protocolaron
reclamos de domicilio en- la oficina de
terrenos de los Estados Unidos. Y Sc
dice que el balance regresaran con sus
pcrtenencias lie Kansas dentro de una
semana para tomar sus reclanlos. Els.
ia es Ia tercer delegation traida San.
Ia Fe en~un mes por la agencla de In.
migraclon Maxwell y de los tres co.
ches especiales no ha habido hasta
ahora uno que no haya quedado ente.
ramente satisfecho con los prospectos.
v que no haya significado su intencion
de hacer su hogar future en- ell vale
Aquellos que tomaron reclamos el a.
bado lie Ia cemana pasada partieron
para Kansas en- la noche del mismo
dia y regresaran dentro de una sema.
ma.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-05-12
HASTA LiE0AR A Los TERHE.
NO DE CARBON De Ia PLATA
la Fuerza de Aprimensorss del Ferro-
carrll Denver y Rio orande CO.
rriendo un Ranal de Farmlngton

Noticias de Farmington son al efec-
TO que una fuerza completa Y bien equi
pada de agrlmensores del Ferrocarril
Denver y Rio Grande esta hacienda
aggimensuras para un ranial del cami-
no de Ia plaza de Pennington noroeste
d los terrenos carboniferos dc La Pla-
ia. Sc cree que tan pronto como agrl-
mensuras permanentes hayan sldo he
chas, trabajo actlvo en- la extension del
ramal 80 comenzara y que SO concluira
tan rdpidamente como los hombres y
los tiros de caballos 10 puedan hacer
Parece una carrera entire los Ferroca-
rifles Arizona y Colorado Y Denver y
Rio Grande. cada uno esando ansioso
para llegar q los terrenos carbonife-
ros prlmero, porque cada uno de los ca
mihos posee una gran area de terreno
de carbon en- 10 seccion. Ell Denver y
Rio Grande tiene toda. Ia ventaja en- to.
dos modos y llegara ALL "primero."
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-05-12

DO Ia tludad. por algun tempo los
muchachos do h eacuela han cNtado
bT1ncando de los trenes cuando van an.
dando cerca de Ia estacion, fue 81 10.
SEQ dc las corhpahias ferrocarrileras
que ol sr. Plomteau fus autorisad, con
autoridai Official en osden que putegie
ra sus intereseA yAl mismo tempo g.
tuviese en- una posicion para svitar &C
cidentes.
La mocion del Conclliar Kaune para
pagar los gastos del funeral del Poll.
cia Camilo Martinez, afnontanio a 500
fue aprobada. ri
Despues el concllio 80 pu,, en- se.
slon sjecutlvA para confirmAr 81 nom.
bramiento iel Mayor para nlar,scal de
ciudad. p! nombre ie Charles N. Con.
kiln flle presentado por Ell mayor. y .ue
confIruado por el conci.io. Fl Sr.
Conklin tue anteriorments algllacil dc
este condado y es rnuy bien conocldo.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-05-12
LAS REcEs sE EsPANTAN
CON UNA LocoMOroRA
Dan una Estampida en- Columbus y
Destroyer 'Enoierros cIaslflcados
--Recogldas con Dlficultad.

Espantadas por la llegada de Ia pri-
mer locomotora que habian visto, I'M
hato de- reces las cuales estaban ence-
rradas IN I'm corral en- Columbus, Nue.
vo Mexico dieron una estamplda. Y 80
aplharon en- el cerco v 10 derrumbaron
con tanta facllidad que parecla que es-
taba hecho de papel Y corrian con to.
rror Y con toda Ia velocldad que les era
possible para el pals silvestre. Los va
queros necesltaron varias horas para
recogerlas otra vez. v fue con gran dl.
ficultad que consiguleron traer los
animales de vuelta q Ia estaclon, An.
tes que este fuese conseguido el Inge-
MO tuvo que scr removldo donde no 10
vieran. y las reces fueron entonces en-
cerradas en- los corrales de embarca'
clon, los cuales son mas fuertes que
los clasificados de los cuales Sc habian
salido y Quebrado.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-05-12
MUERTEs PoR AcclDENTE
Y SUICIDE.
Carlos Armijo DemoIido por una Cal.
dera--El Sobrino &c da un eaIaxo
en- la Eseena.

Mientras que Carlos Armijo. de San
Antonio, Condado de Socorro, jalaba
una caldera a las minas de carbon en-
Carthage, su CAIRO se quebr0 y Armajo,
de algun nlolo. cay6 debajo del mismo.
Su sobrino, Reymundo Armijo, SO ha.
llaba con q q Ia vez. Evidentement6
el joven hiso 10 mejor que pudo. pero
sin ningun exito En- algunn tempo
d horas iespues de Ia muerte de sii
ito, 81 debe haber cometido suicldlo
porque SUI cuerpo fue hallado cerca del
de su tio con un balazo en- 10 cabeza
y una pistola descargaia cerca Je sai
mano. So cree que ell joven perdi6 81
sentldo temporariamente inientras
cuidaba d su Ito 9 cometi6 suicide 4
causa de tenor q ldsiima. La teorla
do suicide es IA que Sc cree por Ia
gente. Los restos do los dos hombres
fueron sepultados en- el Cementerio
Cat6iico en- San Antonio
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-05-12
MUcHAS ENTRApAs
DE DoMiclLio.
En- el Distrito de Terrenos dc Santa
Fe-Torrance Tlene el Primer Lu.
gar pobladores Lieeando.

Los grandes negocios en- Ia oficina
local de terrenos de los Estados Uni.
Cos, los cuales fueron enormes ol mes
pasado, han estado aumentando duran.
te la primer parte de Mayo v, 81 no
hay merma durante el resto de este
mes, ell registro de Abril quedara que.
brado. Much0s de los pobladores que
estan viniendo al Territorio estan to-
mando terreno en- ell Vale de Estancia
S6 entradas llablen,io sido hechas en-
el condado de Torrance hasta ahora en-
este mes. I'll Bur6 lie Immigration ha
estado publlcando mandando una
gran cantidad dc literature concernien
te al Vale Y sobre Ia venida al Terri.
torio, muchos de los buscadores Je ,ho,
cares habiendo quedado tan c0ntentos
con las Oportunidades presentadas
que han escogido domicIlios en- el con,
dado de Torrance.
Los negocios hechos en- la oficina Ia.
cal de terrenos hasta ahora en- este
mes en- detalle son como sigue: Nd
nero de entradas de domicllios, 1903
1922 acres; entradas flnales de domi
clio una. 100 acres: entrada de terre
no baldio, IA, 2, $40 acres.
Las entradas de domlcilio fueron di
yldidas entire los condados del distri
to como sIgue: Bernalillo s; Colfas
1; Guadalupe 8; Mckinley nlnguna
A
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-05-12
MAYOR Y PREslpENrE DEL
cuERPo DE eDUcAcioN
Lo es 7. .. catron--EI Estatuto cla
ramente Prlva tai comblnaclon
de oflclnas.

Ei Mayor Thomas D. Catron ie 10 VI
LA Real de Santa Fe de facto Y de jure
quien fue electo miembro del Cuerpo
dc Educacion de Ia Ciudad en- las elec-
clones de Abril de 904 por cuatro amos.
fue ell LINES en- Ia rocne re-electo pre-.
sidente del cuerpo. Mr.. Catron es II.
cenciado. Tambien parece que este
sujeto no ha visto los sigulentes pro-
vistos de los estatutos gobernando Ia
les casos:
La Seccion 1867, Leyes Recopilaias
de Nuevo Mexico, relativa a cuerpos
de educacion de ciuiades, provee en-.
tire otras cosas; Que ningun miem.
bro del Cuerpo de Educacion serd un
miembro del concilio fediecomisario
de plaza, nj ieberd nlngun miembro
del concilio o fideicomisario de plaza
ser uh miembro del Cuerpo de Dduca-
cion." ~
Bajo Ia Seccion 2456. Leyes Recopi.
ladas, 'el mayor de una ciudad es una
parte Y porclon del concilio de ciudad,
La seccion lee como sigle: Ia auto
rljad corporada de cludades organiza.
das bajo este acta, serdn vetsidas en-
un mayor Y I'm cuerpo de conciliares.
de ser denominada por el conclho de
cludad, juntamente con tales oficlales
como en- este acta sean mencionad0s
8 pueian ser creados baio su autori-
1adu
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-05-12

Nuovo Mexicano copia Ia sisuiente
seccIon de % Icy do rentas do mucho
interes en- 10 materia.
Sec. 80, Cap. -. Leyes des1S9s.
En- caso que cualesquiera animales
q otra propiedad personal sea traida
81 Tcrdtorio despues del primer dia do
Marso do cualquier aho. y antes del
primer ldnes en- Junlo de tal aho. es-
taran suje.os q tasacion on este Terri
torio por tai aho y deberan ser amilla.
radios por 81 asesor en- Ia misma name
"a como sotra propiedai.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1906-05-12
el NvEvo cugRpo
pE GpvcAcIoM
Juramsntade sl L0nss on IL Noehs-
Los NombramIsntos del cusrpo
vlejp Fusron Ratlfleados. i,

ri Cuerpo de- Educacion dc 10 Ciu
dad 70 reuni6 en- Ia oficinA del Juel
N. B. LAughhn 4 las 3 de'ia tarde el ID
nes. T. B. Catron ocupando Ia silla
Los sIgulentes miembros 90 tallabau
presentes: N. D. Laushlin, Charles F
nasley, Jose segura. Pedro Roybal
A. @. Ireland y James L eellgman: au
sente sIxto Garcia, Dsspues de- de-
cidir construir Ia acefa que se est6
construyendo en- Ia Addiction del Fuerte
Marcy. en- acucrio con las especifica-
clones las cuales rcQuieren que cada
cuadro do cemento sea plesto separu.
damente. el cuerpo vieio Sc prorrog6
sine die. ..a
Fl nuevo cuerpo Sc reunl6 entonces
con los sigulentes mlembros pfesen.
tes; James L. seligman. N. B. Lau.
ghlin. A. G. Ireland. Jose D. Sena, Jose
Segura. Jose Sanchez Charles +. Has
ley y 7. D. Catron. Despues que los
nuevos miembros, N. D. I4augtlin, A.
G. Ireland, Jose D. Sena. Jose eeeura.
y Jose Sanchez. fueron juramentados,
el cuerpo eligi6 q los siguientes oflcia.
les: T. ID. Catron. president, N. B.
Laughlln, vice president. Professor j..
A. Wood, escribano.
Fl nuevo cuerpo rat1flc6 Ia acclon
del cuerpo viejo en- su elecciou de- ma
estros por el slgulente ado, esta accIon
tomada para evitar dificultades que
pudiesen venir.
La hanza del tesorero L. F. Monte
nile segun presentada para aprobacion
por Ell cuerpo. fue referida al comite
Sobre hacienda, Ia question levantan.
dose en- caunto q 81 o no el cuerpo 8 ell |
tesorero mismo deberia pagar por Ia
procuraclon de 10 fianza.
Anteriormente habia sido 10 costum.
bre dar diplomas q los discipulos en- Ia |
escuela principal. quienes han cumpll. |
DO un curse de tres ahos. Esto ha si.
10 hech0 q causa de las clases de gra.
duacion siendo siempre pequefias, pc.
70 en- 10 reunion del ldnes Sc decide
lue en- orden de p ocurar un diploma,
sera necesario para los discipulos com.
pletar TN curse de cuatro amos.
Despues de Ia lectura del inSorme
anual del Ex-Tesorero W. q. Griffin,
81 cuerpo Sc prorrog6.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-14

The sun has repeatedly called the
attention NJ the Officers 10 the mum.
her OF t'ifiinR. loafng negroes lying
around In different parts OF town. who
should he arrested under the vagrancy
lAy, bu, the Officers appear loath 20
perform their duty IN this particular.
In other pArts ~ the State ihe va
Rrancy law Ia being riRidly enforced +.
and tho officials Of Gainesville and
Alaehua county should get q move
on" and pat the idlinR elAas to work
The vicinity Of the SeAboard depot is
q popular rendezvous for negro va.
grants, and that section should he
cleared oi them st once
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-14

A suggestion has been made that
The sun considers q good one. that
the ladies' Of the city arrange some
kind Of . reception to the University
st1dens upon their arrival here. The
University will open on Wednesday,
the 2oth met. and the date Of the COM
ing Of the students could be SsceT-
tanned, and by the msnner, here s0s-
Rested 4; would enable them to be-
come scqusinted more readily With
our people, and At the same time be
the means Of extending to the iaeolty
and student body q ho.pitsbie hand Of
welcome.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-14

The Bosrd Of coosty Commission
ere will convene In this city again on
Tossday. che 18th inst, for the Dur-
pose Of mskiBR dnal arrangements in
the matter of securing exhibits Tor
che coming STATE Fair, N be held 81
Tampa in November Each member
NJ rh- Board gill appoint - thi'
meeting = commissioner from bic dis
tret, che dnty Of whom {, shall b. 10
collect exhibits "a his district. IL il
the purpose NJ the Board 70 have all
Commissioners work under direction
oi and co opsTste With the general
comm s.ionsr, n. A. CsIIi'on. The
systsm proposed il an excellent one.
a. by that means more diversided
collection and better quality NJ the
products % AIscbua, one ~ the
vealthisst and most fertile eoonties ~
the State. can he secured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-14

Pos,mastep At rurAl delivery Of.
hess are directed by the postofiics de.
paF,msni 10 inform rural carfisr, tia,
they must no, carry ss cypress mat.
tss, Tor hire oT 90 favor, ana article
or package weighing four pounds OF
uedsr which 10 mailabls. shy carriers
uiIl inform patrons that such package
can only Do delivered By them afts'
che repaired postage shall have been
afiiHed 20 such packages.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-14

Lumber REQ lirsd 10 supply railroad
tles 10 enormous, aud the timber land
10 stripped continually 70 meet the d..
rnand, and " 10 estimated that 10000
acres Of iores, are cut annually TO sup.
ply the railroads with iiss that WOO q
last more than i've years and have 20
be constantly renewed. This 10 . g,sa,
sSpsnss. and many oi the railroads
which have msoJ Aerss o, land sobiin.
gent 'o the bsds have p'antsd tr,ss
and s'tima,s that 10 issnty ysau trey
will have sOfisisni qaAn,iiy ~ their
own timbs' ZOE an insIhsu,,ible sop.
big for tltlFe needs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-14
sERMONETTEs

CndeT1ins the pedestal and Of ne
e~ssitg the goddess will lie as yOuT
feet.
When people do not knoW just what
TO eIpeeS they give yOO eIOse alter
lion.
We esnnOt escape LIES BATTLES by
moving into a higher or different
sphere.
Don't bother 90 much about wearing
croUn-bs sure that your head 10
worthy Of it.
n you waat 90 get your aches and
triaIs oot Of sight. hide them under
your mereIes.
The average American eitizsn "a
keen enough to detect hIttery, and al
Usys resenrs it.
Back Of the differences existing be-
tween tWO people Ihere IL an ineE-
preasible moral suffering.
There onght 20 BE- a foundation stsne
that commercial foods. panies, and
disasters cannot wash aWay.
The misery OF mental distress quick
ems the thoughts Trey turn like
starved ereatnFes for something -
feed upon.
You may reduce love to ashes, bat
from them will arise = fame that ean
consume q home. city. or burn .
city, or barn q world.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-14

There are too many boys ard girls In
the county and city, more In the lat
ter than in ti,e former, who are prone
10 Ink upon work - b~nsath them
There are thousands ~ them on the
threshold Of n atuTifJ Who retain the
came views ard habits Which found
ncouVaRemenf in their earlier years.
what becomes Of this ciAss OF people?
Slme ~ them awaken ana after dee
peTate struggle overcome the habit
and learn 20 w1Tk, 10 save, and 70
prepare for the inevitable rainy day
Many ~ them, however. drift and
drit until they become acceptable re-
crpiis in the tobo army. Then they
reach the conclusion that
thing. are mighty nnsqosl in this
The advantages are all
with the rich, and that . poor mao has
no show
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-14

Young lady, don', RrAo ., the rr,
pair OF good LOOKING cloth.s that come.
along and 'Ay. ~, mine. because |
found u :" but wait until asuts enough
man comes along Ne may not be ..
Johnny on the spo, 80 the other Aind,
but he will be there chen the other
one hss made you tired and pa,scd on
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-14

There 10 more sAisrrh In The section
OF the couairJ than ell other disease,
pu, together, And until the is.t Zee
yvau wss supposed 90 b. iu,ltahs
FoF g'sat many Jcap doeio" gro.
noanesd u . loeal disease and pre-.
scfibed local Fvmed i~s. add by con.
staoiiy failing TO cure Win loea treat.
msni. pronounced {, lncnFsbls. Sci.
enee he, proven ea'ar'f TO be . e,bs,i.
,ational dlsssse apd thsFsfor- require.
constitutional treatment Hall, "a.
iarth Cure. manufactured ~ y J
Cheney \ Co. Toledo. oAia. 70 ths
oa1 constitutional cure 90 The mat.
kst LIS takrr Intensity 10 dose.
irom 10 d'eps 20 . t~aspooutul I,
acts 3irvetly us the blood and moecu.
sartae~s ~ ths system. rhsy easl
one AsBd'.d dollars Zoe aay ease 4
fails 20 cure SsRd ioF eiFralArs aae
testimor iais
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pasioa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-14

The progressive section OF North
Gaiossviils 10 determined not 90 be
oGidone In the matter of keeping up
with she times. Many new and mod.
eFn residences have been erected In
that suburb within he past year, and
still the EOod work goes on There
are several homes in course Of con.
stTuction AZ ihi. time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-14

The Miami Metropolis errs In stating
that the County Commissioner, Of
AlAshuS county oder . reward Of $50
for the murderer Of v G. selIau.
Fhs Com "Ioneu ener . reward Of
s2OO. the GyysfEos $50, relatives Of
deceased tSC0, and In addition sheriff
Fsnnell oher = reward % ESQ. making
. total Of 81 $50.