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The Washington times., 1906-11-28

FOUR OR FIVE outside rooms and private
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT at reduced rent.
at 500 T. st NV; only one left. Five
rooms Rent. So 60
LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER, 612 l4th 81. ocl9-tf
s. 20 SI2 for two and three room apartments
IN The Dorchester, corner 12th 81. and Mary
land ave. sw.i handsome baths; steam heat;
hot and cold water: 1aEitor service. au5-tf
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INVESTMENT. 7.

FIVE f1ur-ruum bricks in the Northwest
renting for Si5 per month, Price. s. 20.
Only 81. 200 cash required
A 5-STORE AND CELLAR 9-Toum auI bath
brick, ia the Northwest. rented at $50.
per month Price, S4. $50. only $500 cash
required.
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. QNC.)
62l 18th 81. y. W no2S-St
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THE CONCORD.

New Hampshire ave. and oregon 81.
Beautiful 6-TOOm corner apartment. very
large rooms. large balcony; south, east eX-
pOsure.
Elegant south west corner apartment. six
room. nine closets. large balcony.
Also uve-TJom corner apartment, fronting
on New Hampshire ave.
noI4-tf Apply 20 MANAGER.
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Steamboats,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

STEAMBOAT COMP ANY.
Every day IN the year from foot Of 7th
- ct for Fort Monroe. Norfolk. Newport
- News and all points south. BY the su-
= perb powerful steel palace steamers
= s.Nswport News" Norfolk" ami
Washington"
~. yyashington.s 30 prnlLv. Portsmouth. s. nm
" Alexandra. z 90 pm Nv. NCvfoIk. .......6 pm
Ar Ft Monroe. = 90 ami lLv. Ft MCnIOe...3 pm
Ar Norfolk 800 am Ar Alexandria. 6 80 an
Ar Portsmouth. 500 am Ar WaEhiRgton..-7 am
= sFsThrough connection made at Mo-
- fslk with steamers u Old Don. tnton
= Steamship Co. for New York. and MeT-
- chants and Miners Steamships fOl BuE.
ton.
GTFcr further information apply a.
- general ticket Office. 7OS 14th ST. Col
GRADE Building (telephone Main-52s0
7th 81. wharf (telephons Main-27s1l
JNO. CALLAHAN
I'd v. Pres. & Gen. Mgr.
". H CALLAHAN. Gen. Fz4sz. AT
eaIS-eG
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FOR RENT
THE BLISS PROPERTIES.

THE PESHURST. 4s II st. ne
One-half block from Government
Printing once. Apartments,
ana rooms steam neat and hot
wafer. so UP.
7 II Z RAYMOND si4 Twenty
second 81. nw.-Devoted entirely
10 Broom apartments having
buffet Kitchens. tiled bathA. prt-
vats halls steam heat. and not
water. AL outside rooms Of good
EiZe ana Well arranged. PRICE.
10 Up.
A folder descriptive OF all properties
mailed upon request Write or tele-
phone
W. E. COWEN, MANAGER,
Room !. Rl:ss Building, s5 St =. ".
Phone l.. 6S5.
ocZs-tf
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For Sale-LOts.

FOR SALE-S1.O0 a month for ten months
will secure YOU beautiful building lot best
location. BOX Z2S3. Station c. nOl9-tf
as First street sw. Price. 81 500. Very deep
lot: fronts street and wide alley.
Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
182s-Z5 32d St n. W oe27-tt
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FAENTsl FARNfs, FARMs1
For Rent
Business Property.

FOR RENT-Large lot on y St re. 100 feet
from lst ST.. inClUsed by high board fence. so
per month.
For rent-Warehouse corner Potomac and
Grace sts., Georgetown.
For ReEt-aao9 n ST.. store $50; with room
above $50 good cigar OF fruit stand
MILLER ER-SHOEMAKER REAL ES-
TATE COMPANY,
l323-2s sea st. NV. no2O-tf
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Ball Bearing Skates.

SPECIALs-Steel wheel ball bearing skates.
IS 90 pair fuii line OF repairs for bah bear
Ing skates, 7TH AND l. CYCLE COMPANY.
nol3-tf
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For Rent-Suburban.

FOR RENT-Four rooms. Cedar Heights: one
fare. Inquire Of GREGORY'S STORE.
no28-3t
30 PER MONTH: rsoms, second floor.
furnished. 81 for four rooms. third floor; city
water fare. suburban electric. PAPA
Franklin ST. ne nO2S-3t
FOR RENT-TWO eight-r0om houses. with
well, cellar. lawn, variety fruit, harm. acre
ground; electric. steam cars; SO month each
r. COTTON LEWIS Vienna, Va. no2S-5t
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For Renl-AparGments.

KENT llG North Carolina ave. -.
six outside rooms and bath porch. all
Up-to-laIe cCuFeH!euCes. $3.50.
KARRICk & METCALF.
0c2l-Su ~ f-tf 1870 New York ave.
TWO ROOMS and bath. ali couyenIenCes. EI2
up SENECA. 6Z1 u ST. NV JaHitoT. on
premises. no-1-tf
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Fer Rent--nouSeS.

I1D4 North Capitol st NV, TO rooms and bath.
/ l-S llth 81. Sc. rooms and bath.
- Florida ave. ne. rooms and bath
Ii-9 q 81 NJ. S rooms and bath.
Cali al ofhce for keys.
oItee open half day Thanksgiving Day
! WM- II SAUNDERS a co. lf73 f 81. NV
FOR RENT-Nice slN-room house Congress
Heights. el-. Park place near school. Inquire
c. A. PETERS. no2S-4t
FOR RENT-No. 1870 /. st. Sc. rooms; 50
Inquire No 6-6 l4th ST. ne. &. a. PETERS.
no2S-4t
FOR RENT
Z. Myrtle ST.. rooms and bath...--.....si6.io 20
81 Myrtle ST.. rooms and bath. p0rce-
lain tup5 excellent condition. ---.--... is 30
III on 81 me-, fiat. 6 rooms and bath,
JAMES A. CAHII.L, 1905 F ST. y. W
MOIST
FOR RENT-NIne rooms and bath. furnace
heat 203 q ST. NV, apply Ga lith 81. NV,
WA. Il. SIMS n0Z1-5t
/ FOR RENT-Nine-room. bath 4ss II st. nw.i
Fao50. Keys at s9i 5th st. nw. noz1-5t
1850 Per Month while they last: new Groom
every room l1ded with sunlight. cementeI
cellar, furnace heat a kitchen. the JOY pt
any woman heart. large lots. SAMUEL T.
/ MAsSON. lolo y 81 Sc nnzi-ot
( FOR RENT-Six- room brick 240S Il nv.
/ Sl5 00i N. MEFZ1Ek s-5 Massachusetts ave,
NV HU15-JJ
FOR Rent
Nos. 1917 and 1927 FIRST ST y. W.
| Just above New York ave, new bay-vlndow
| brick dwellings, o rooms and tiled bathroom.
Z porcelain t-lr stationary NasHstands house
| trimmed in chestnut. newly papered. Rent.
/ So. 40 each.
JAMES r SHEA. Gas Louisiana ave. NV.
| nJl0-If
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For Sale-StOres.

TAILOR SHOP. cheap; good location; ex
penses, S. month. S03 st. NV. no26-st
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For Rent-Typewriters.

NEW No. Remington, suitable for private
nogS-3t
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For Sale-FarmS.

FOR SaIe-F arms.
FOR SALE OR RENT Farm. 10 acres: good
buildings. miles from Washington: near
cars J. j. FINK, Eerwyu, Nd. no21-5t
FARMSi FARMS. FARMS,
Is acres Of good farm nice broom house.
Outbuildings. plenty Of shade and fruit: only
81 500, easy terms; free booklet OF I08 others.
CENTRAL. REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Room Is S02 r n01s-3t
COIORED Party can buy acres and house
with outbuildings $500. half cash. CEN
TRIAL REAL. ESTATE BROKERS, Room IS,
E12 II st ua26-3t
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For Rent-HallS.

EAGLE HALL for rent FOR balls and ban
QUets. Apply 20 Manager. COL Z 81. NV.
n0I3-3JI
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S2.J5000
500 cash Balance Monthly
New slN-TCOm and bath semi-IetAgI-.-i
houses al 10th and u SITS. se-5 large lot. ct-
mented CeIlarss furnace heat.
SAMUEL 4. MASSON, 1910 ST.
u8.--5I
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FOR sALE-coruer house on capiro. Hm.
partly furnished. Viii exchange for suburban
property s1 u s. ne A---.-.- -
FOR SALE
lIs k ST. lot 11xl42; brick building occu-
pied as machine shop. Price 5000
le055 square feet on Grace st.. Georgetown.
opposite Capital Traction Power Plant. Price,
5as sh st. ze.. saloon property Price.
'0''''-
10ll r Market Space Potomac st), George
town. Rent $3.50. Price. $3.50. Occupied
as fish market and dwelling Water and
sewerage.
1905 s4th st.: lot l5xao. brick dwelling
Rent $3.50 Fr.ce. sL45).
g155 % ST. NV. Price $3.50. trust. $500.
three years to run. Rent 5000
.ss C St. frame store ana dwelling, Price.
$3.50.
Miller SHOEMAKER REAL ES-
TATE COMPANY,
la2s-25 sed ST n. ".
Phone West a. uo-d-L
/ 500 CASH So MONTHLY.
PRICE, $3.50
/ For a beautiful 6-r1om brick house In the NV
section. side light. furnace heat. porcelain
/ tub. concrete cellar convenient 10 two car
1 lines.
lie ROY MARK,
The oval Sign Iil0 q ST. y. ".
uU2G-tf
| 500 CksH-BALANCE MONTHLY
/ BRIGHTwOOD PARK: new six-room
! semi-detached houses; concrete cellars; fur
| mace heat. See these at once. PRICE, $500,
CLARENCE BARNARD,
"The Oval Sign" I4Iz G St. n. W.
ocI0-tf
FOR sALE-1122 10th st. NV: six-roou frame.
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HOME OR INYESTNENT.

81 800 for 7-ro1u modern brick, rented ~ S-5
no. 1868 % ST.. Ge1TEetaWu-
GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE CO,
1914 g-d ST. uu-1-3t
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FOR RENT-Htice slN-roon house, Congress
Heights. Sl1. Park place near school Inquire
@. a. PETERS nO2S-4t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
$4,000 Sea Cow Dead.

New York. Aug 1.-THE nquarlum's
$4,000 sea COW died THURSDAY from
blood poisoning. caused by the bullet
some Flordirns fred into her back
pomc time ago before she was pur'
chased Ly the Aquarium at Miami
about two weeks ago Three doctors
performed an operation on the COW
Che was manacled and nearly foot
unler TIE outer skin 'he doctors
found a sS-callber rife bullet Al
though the exact price paid for the
uaaatec has MT been made public,
The figure Was reported a. $4,000 ~
she was on exhibition M, quite eish,
days the seaoow. therefore. cost the
city OF New York shout 1913 day
The hide OF the seacoN will DO mount
Ell aud presented to the museum oil
natural history.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
BODY sxHUmso FOR INSPECTION
Though, Drowned Woman Ne. foul
Play. But No Evidence Fcunc

Columbia. :. c.. Aug. ], T., SEQ.
.sa'iuu caused by the tn ns ,, t..
bod, of Mrs VIII, llam..r 4 .l.
we. ..,' sunday. five e.. 49,. g..
disappearance from her hoH. u.l. u..
lou. td not end with he. ,WJ
VAGUE umors Of foul pI1, ",. rto
.'houaauu, this section am 'rr IN
.Qu"s' MS postponed u' 'H''sf
.c.uH assume some SHAPE
A. 'Ip Instance Of brother Of the
deceased and some OF 'h' nr.. COY
oui la,siror ordered thu grow. un
e. and au autopsy heli Although T.
Wa, Oar NJ the hottest dave IF no"
summer a large motley cruvI o' urn
an boys black and WI, collected
~ IN, family burylng gruur'. MANY
Of hem walking about We w,. ''lm
Dillon. whore the disin'rrm,.' ''nS
place The casket was removed from
thr grave and carried under ,halv
ire, ard opened
Decomposition howeNcr. la3 set In
oh,licn'iUg al evidence Il .hc'c had
bccu any. " violence
Consequently. the juiy hal Ia tal
hack upon ne prima facir evidence
, ~ suicidal drowning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

Seousboro ia. Aus ii.-'An east
bound southeru freight train vas
wrscksd about q halt mile ssal oi
Point Rock Tho engine and nine ears
uere throws from ths track and tara'
cd completely over claad Oola0s.
brakeman, who wss riding ea the
engine. vas caught beneath and esusA.
81 The engineer and areman &C.
enpsd uith oRly Sigh, bruises Ths
wreck waa eaussd " loose rail- tuFa.
ing
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
CENTRAL srlKE Edos.
Al the osmArss Of the strikers Have
Besn Granted,


Macon "a. Aug ll.--M meeting
of tar STRIKING carmen aud mspcc
ar, of tue C,atral railway here un
Taursday afternoon IN l.ackey halI
south Macou q committee represent
.ag thc ,aNuad VAS met and all thr
terms OF agreement were nNrd - that
~. men returned to work Friday
Wlrung
All the demands NJ the strikers
were met aud granted The raise ol
wages In scyrrul Instances from w
tn : cents yer hour was agreed To. ~
5Na were the regulation ot hours AMI
the drafting Ut shop rules.
~ more orderl, or gen,lcmanly
conduc, was ever sustained by men
Nro we're dlssali,Acd With heir Wages
me, have throughout 'nc ne r'
manned away from the shops and
sought other employ msnt until rr
quest wa made by railway oth'm''
Tor n conference
Al differences we're quickly adjust
ed 40 ,hu mocting aud ,he mrn rc'nv'
| satisfied VITA me results. This srnd'
more than 2pn men back 10 their post
NJ dut, I'm Macon. Columbus ana NJ
] lauta for the Cen raj alone
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
five ARRESTED
ONLYNCHING CHARGE
Alleged Members of Mob Will
be Prosecuted.
MURDER CHARGE FOR LYNcHeRs
Public Sentiment in Rowan In Regard
10 the Lynehins Is SAID TO Have
Undergone a Great change-Punrsn.
ment Desired for Mob Leaders.

Charlotte, y c., Aug ll.--Fiyc men
have so far been arrested IN cDUu'c.
tIou with the lynchng at salisbury
Monday night. These are bud Hu.
Iobaugh, George Hall, John Gamble.
Francis Cress and George G.u.lr. nj.
Rowan county mon, save Hall. NAo Is
from Montgomcry
These men were taken into court a.
Z O'Clock Thursday afternoon. ildi
alone was arralgucd He va
charged VITA murder On three counts
He pleaded not guilty. lie va rep
resented by cN.COusrtssman ! !
Klutz judge Ions warned tdr otAo.
prisoners 20 employ counsel
Public sentiment In Rowan - re.
gard 10 the lynChing b. ,aI I'D lave
undergone a great change and G'.' b,
now a Strong desire mat 'h" leader,
OF the mob be punished. Il ,pp'".-
that the acual instiga'urS We're mcn
OF bad records from ether covu'.". u
hes been found that ne conservative
elemou In The mob the men Who
aaved the neIks NJ Woman and Hen
" Lee and George Erwin. came from
the ne.gh5orlold 81 the Lycrly home
The way ~ Judge LONG and So
Mcitor Hammer Is not going ~ be- a.
rough as Il once seemed II the
man who rrst beat his way into Jh'
fail with sledge hammer were tried
TODAY T. 1, said that II wouli not be
dificult 20 ind a jury 10 convict him
Solic e. Hammer Is busy eXamin
ing witnesses and issuing papers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

Memphis. Tenn. Aug IL impress
sivs funeral services ~eTc he'd over
she remains Of Juan Edwards. the
tenor of the Royal Hawaiian oana'
Who died here TnesiaJ the eercmo-
nIes taking place Friday. Only visit
ina HAwallsns took part The sody
was placed IN a hsarse aH1 driven 10
the depot. preceded By the Hawaiian
basd which played the nativs funeral
naarch. TIE procession attracted much
sstsatioa. the sarssts being Iined VITA
people. The esay 81 EDWARDS wiil
~ sAipps4 10 Honoluiu Cor isisrDsus
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
kllltd BY Pulalansa

Manila. AUG li--first Lieu tnant
lVha b James Ani two pri,alss %
ne Eishih infantry VITA cOhtrac, Sur
Geon Calvin sny and ,n,srual rev
fnue Collector Williams. IT IlllnOl.
wete KILLED ThursdAy afternoon ~ .
hAAi 20 hand fEht Slth = force Of
PulaJanes Al IulitA. ialsnd Of l.oyts
The detachment. which consisted III
ten men. Vas greatly oa,numbered
bat ina e. a gaiiah' light Tbs pula
james captured three pistols tout
kraE. JorEsnson rifles aud coo rounds
u ammunliloa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
VIII Try Lynehe's.

Springfield. Mo-. Aug When
the trial Of Daniel q Gilbraith. one ~
the alleged leaders Of the mob witch
in April last hanged three negroes in
the public square. IL called again on
Monday. Attorney General Hadley will
be- hers 20 assist the state Gov.
ernor Folk desires tiaf Mr. Hadley
take personal charge Of the case Ever
since the me- lynched the negroes he
has declared tina, the state NJ Mis-.
souri, was dissraeed and only the con.
viction Of the mob leaders would wipe
out the stain from her fair name
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
General cutNna AnrAY.

Atlanta. Aug rs Sir negroes are
locked up 90 police headQusrlcrs and
two are In me Grady hospital, one oi
them IN dytng condition. as Tie 70.
suit u cutting ARRAY In he hnC'r
az luelia Dumas also q nog1o. in
Plttsburg. a, about 10 o'clock Thursday
night The affair appeared Ia he "A
general family row. which turned gu,
seriously Henry Jac%son, one ~ tie
principals. was almost dlsembowelrd.
AMI In addition 10 this he received a
wound In his heart lie is AZ the
Grady hospital. but Is not expected
10 live Andy Tenerman Is also at
the hospital badly hurt Luelm Dumas
received cut ON the arm. but was
able 20 be- taken 10 the police station
where she and ave Other negroes are
being held .'"r,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

Nee Yo<k. Aus. lL--A strike 81
a.see sold bsaSsFs against opea sAos
began Thursday. lanes a. Mecabs
q the Gosd B~Asers' uni0s. ansunoed
last nishs thsi ths ssSsks saerta ~
arws Il was. ordered. he saia- f0l
enc purpose a dFtvis9 eai 10 mIs1is
mea. - snaii esasfsesnrs go tahs
esnsncts frem shs izFss assassination
ssn sad Who e@piuy tAsff @ra o. ~
epen sac pisn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
coreemr.a Negro Created ssnsstl0N

birmingham Ala, Aug II Earle
Fletcher. Negro Nhu was han. eel
hero F,,da, Tor he murder ~ Unh
PAYNE. fellow convict ~ Fla Top
mi.,s created scene h> drn'nucins
C.nl.si Judge = f. Weaver from li"
soagDF Just before the drop tv'l Tie
d,,ut,d tha, the Judge has granted
huh,ns corpus lu john Wtlllnms q
viii. mpn from another cpnn> ana
~ ..I rIs meek lhc lay before be- va
GIe ., kGIg. bur When n cam" 'p h''
: own ,a,,. citizen ~ this county. The
conrt vent hshiHg FLETCHER ,el tha'
'goin r.riug" Wa gV5K as an "a
cuse g., tho Judge Ia leave town 4,
avoid grnriipg tim haheSs corpus
, Fletcher d'Dd without fear saving h.
mad foligluu he Nns serving IN
teen year sentence fot the murder 4"
n negro named lIArris, when he brain
81 Payne with coal pltk
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

Hong Kons. Aus ii,--oFvA, uassst
ness In fslt here In view ef the In.
eTsAalnH svldsass Indicating that u
h the purpose ~ the hsv board u
Chinese custom commissioner II Pc
kiaG ~ oVsrrids ths p0vefs Of So
Robert Hat Ths Fssstablishmsnt 0f
the former powers u siE Robert are
considered BY foreign msFcsalils
companies here 10 be- AsesssaFy "
Insure the fair tTsstmsat u tfsasrs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

wilistown. ~ OAK. Aug Nv
y. Denny. mayor Of willi.ion. and q
prominent bankw. has been found
guilty on the charge 81 receiving s,ol.
IN property II wAs charged by the
authorities Of vsiiey county. Montana.
that Denny vas the head 81 q band
Of horse and cattle rusiiers. aud that
he disposed of the booty acquired By
the gang The case had b~sn on
trial all the week. and the jury found
him guilty Sentence has not yet been
Imposed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
EVERY DISTRICT
TO HAVE SCHOOL
Perry Agricultural Bill Passed
6v the House,
THE TUITION 10 TO De FIRES
Provides for Eleven Agricultural Col
Ieaes In Georgia To De Supported
BY fees Derived g., the lns9Se'
ton OF Fertilizers.

Atlanta Aug IL. rho house on
Thursday passed the o.i. ot MI f'r'EI
OF Hall to establish aE,.Sul urW co.
legcs tu each at the congregational els
tn,ls of the state, suci institutions To-
bc cr,aird by auihuu,! ct The gov
eruur aud 20 be ma.u AIMED upon lees
derived from iu.pcc .uu tees received
from the INSPECTION OF FERTILIZERS, q"
anu other Inspection fees
The governor Ia t. appoint a trus |
tee from c,.n count of "a district Ia
which such Schop. shall be "alah'l
nshpd. who shah hold once for six
years. Witch ,,t,tecs shall control and
manage the school Land. not less
than $40 acre, NAV he donated BY
c!'1eus together viu additional do
nation. In the Nay %. "U.'Iinss OF
money
Tuition T. ~ be- tr.r 90 lhrsc schools
and the students may receive a, much
g.. Slno per year ot tHr earnings ni
the school. after uu,halt ~ The earn
lnls have been ~. ld, nom the
sale Of products OF the farm aud he
shops. not consumed ny The school
Pupils shall be- tausht the element
AIRY EAglish branchr- and agriculture
m all IT, branches. AMI the mechanlS
arts. The faculty shall conSis, Of a
principal. al intelligent farmer, one
superintendent all lnsirgi,g u Ia[W
WORK one intel igeifS~,pigChanlc. an
instructor In DAT ms and such other
teachers a. are Required for the car
rying out Of the purposes Of 'ac act
The fees available from inspection
receipts shah be- available after the
present year. bui no sum Ia 10 be
Appropria I'd fof thls purpose which
would othrr~isc 20 To the gubliC
school fund
Charges Of uficial misconi ucI
against Judge John " Marin. ~ the
OcoRse circuit. $40 ives at Hawkins
vile. we're filed Siih Governor Ter
Tril by Samuel Greer. a lltighnt In thai
circuit. and Transmitted 60 the house
} The speaker appointed COMMITTEES
Of ave. Mr. Hall % Bib. chairman
To Investigate the charge and rvpor
back to the house whether ~ not ini
psaehmeat proccs dings shall be com
meneed against 'he judEe
Al the afternoon session several pr
waite penslos. bills. aud local bill
we're read the tbiFl time aud passed
and 8 bin wss passsi appropriai,Hl
s7s0 and authorizing the governor u,
appoint q comm. ,ion VI three 20 NEE
sisaiisF eommi'sion. appointed o.
the Governor. Of Tennessee. 40 dsseF
mine tho true Tine besueea tho ooBH
~ ~ Dads. Oeorsia. and the state O
Teaassase.
The Boyhia aattbae shop blI
} passed the senate BY q vote 81 ~ 4
The whesiIsJ sabsiiiats vss ~
b. . uoSs of - 10 ~ via N
! enactment Of the Bsykin m~assr'
, passes oui a bgGnsas 10 Georgia 81
, bsekss shops and soesiiss Issitimst
, exchanges.
On announcement Of ths result q
ths aye ssd nay can ~ hsA1ing cisFI
Hanssil. there vss . hasA aaf tAs'
tos1 aDisaas :, Teguirs4 savers
RAGS - ths Esvsi before Prssiasn
West es1Ia rs.tSss arsss.
an sgFtag shs dsbsts vhieh iss,s
Cor shser hauFs ths seasss saiJsfj
90 ne srss time TVS sassisa vs
crowded vita spectators. a. was a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

Augusta. Ca. Aag. IL while the
B0ykin biil effectively STRIPS fu'srs
conirnet sealIns In Atlanta and Mseoa
AnGusfA. asd perhaps oshsr cities VII
contisus basissss The buekst shop
ana broksrs here viii merely move
aeross the asvasnsh river inso South
Carolina sES eoatisss operatives
thro1xh ths medium % ssispAonis
eon@snicattoa. ~ 10 us1srstsee qBo.
tatioas vfsi ~ furnished h the slsy
- Augusta By The 30 q tisksrs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13
1. p.i,nasr, Ia 10000 suI,.


Oyster Bay Aus IT. william lOsb,
Jr. secre,ar, to ptrsiisn R0ossyelt,
was mad, defendant In - 10000 liam
axe sul, Friday In which be Ia chArR
ed with having caused the false ArFsa,
~ NadaEo Doreo = JcWiss writer Tue
arrest Was made In Washington, when
Miss D1fce Nss Distributing leaflets
advertising hsr worn In dsfease IT tho
Russian Jews VI ~ johHs Eplscopal
Ir Loeb b, 4 New York Atm Of las.
ycrs They rqnIte him Ia make an
sNor wlthin 90 days In New torh'
Mr Loeb uill be- defended by the DO.
partmen, OF ilglee. AZ =
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

sedaiia. No. AuE II More than
200 maehinIsts al tie Missouri "a
ciae shops gui, work ThaTsdaJ The
waikoss wHssn protest BY the maehih
ls,s against the viols,ioa o. sa alleged
aGscsmsn, between the shopmsh ans
the ofieials of tho operating aeDau
msnl The strike Fay spread
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

copsnhsGsh. AaG ii.--Ths eoafsr.
sass u tbs international i.sssus Of
Wsmaa Su&sasisss sTtaas. Decided
70 held The nsxs sesssssaee IN ifss.
lasl is ises. h esassssisa Win vhisA
mere vin 10 ssss mssssses a lAEnr
bssssaa. TIE mAsss aaa nsstsrksm.
Tss sosfsssess slse esezts4 70 peb-
lisA a. eansssi passs h EssilxA ~
ths inisSsst ~ the ssgFngs mavaasssk
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

Asgnsia. Ca. Ass III. wi1sass.
q dtyeafoia smeseys q TIE cisxF.
wstss bieaeAsFy. nsar knsssts. Ga.
Bss . Terrible fate Thss~aay aisat.
Ths key sas smplsysd n paeksng
siDta n . isrEs vsf. h wttsh shs ma
trrssi - srsn<hsf with 60 sssf ~
misfsks ne vss vss szsufs1 ssfsss tss
80 sas tSis b leave tbs fAak Ns
wss ismeFpsa IA rs sels sd a,eS n
great agar.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

. omaas. Nee. Ass iI,--Ths ias,
nssnss lssnbss yards al G. n. Diets q
"a. located ~ roasth ana Leaves,
worth ssFssfs. wsfs destroyed ~ Gre
Friday ilpss estimated 81 tis9. 900 I.
iussrsaes fully covers los.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

PoFia Del osso. Azores. Aus 10
The steamer Brookiys. from Mar
settles io New Yssh. With 80 immi
sFsnts 90 hoard. yea, axsoaaa vhiIs
entsTihs lhis post FRIDAY Eaof .
srs ss.ng made % hOai the steam.
-. bst Tie wogk 10 msstiaS witA
great dimeuisy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-13

rokts. Aas is,--sAflegasaay --Ah
fs<fs Ssekasss W ~ this ftE~ iu so4.
ssethsa ssss ~ AIsslsa lsisnds inra.
tsas. p~stnt ~ . ssla ~ Jagensse
pNaeksra Tae lseaeese gsess -
fefrafniss ffeu euaeenG q = go.
ssezY hsi,syrs fass 80 sastF Ell %
fsaeit n sn3 sleefl< <
To fepsee RfHHee. euHf6s.