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The oasis., 1906-04-07

AMERICAN people are being edu- cated now in the political fealty of corporate interests. Politics cuts no figure with a corporation or a corporation senator. The attitude of some certain republican sena- tors upon the rate bill, the state- hood bill and the Phillipine bill shows the truth of the assertion.
The oasis., 1906-04-07
CERTIFICATE OF INCREASE
 -OF- CAPITAL STOCK.

Office Of the National Consolidated Mining Company, March 5, A. D., l906
 To TIE OASIS, santa Cruz County,
 Nogales Arizona. We hereby certify, that at special meeting of the stockholders of the National Consoi- dated Mining Company, held ~ Room li30 First National Bank Building. Chicago, Ill.,. in0s. on the fifth day of March, X. D. lg06, pur- suant 70 notice, in the following manner, to- wit: Ky mailing to each af the stockholders of said corporation on the sixteenth day of February, AZ D. lg06, q writtennotice, properly addressed, stating the object of such meeting and the time and place when and where it would be held The following question was submitted 10 the stockholders for their ac- tion
 RESOLVED, That he capital stock of this cor poration be increased from S2O0,0oo.O0 to the sum of $l GOO, u0000, which resolution was adopt ed by the stockholders l5l 000 shares We're re- presented, and of the whole capital stock oi said Corporation all were in favor of the adop- ti0n of said resolution and voting therefor M WITNESS our hands and the seal of said Cor pOration, this fifth day 0f March, A. D. lg06,
 \, F JOHNSON, President. SEAL
 NJ. K. boRGMAN Secretary. ISEALl
The oasis., 1906-04-07

THOSE senators who are appeal ing so earnestly to the Constitution as a protection of monopolysin its unholy oppression of the people will find some day that the Con- stitution was not made to bind the people in chains.
The oasis., 1906-04-07
A soLILQUY.
slgnor peIeerlnl the Hand Organ Grinder Expresses Himself About
 Matters and Things.

"D-n da OASIS. Me no lika da d--n sheet. He maka da fun of me. He maka da fun of my (hand)organ. He maka da fun of my munk.
 1T hava one ver' fine (hand)or gan. Da (hand)organ maka da sweet music. Me grinda da crank evera day and maka da music for da good people of Nogales. My munk. he yer funny little fellow. My munk he danca when da cranka of da (hand) )organ l grinda.
 "Da OASIS he no lika my (hand) organ; he no liEa my munk; he no lika me. He maka da fun of my (hand )organ; he maka da fun of da munk; he maka da fun of me. He calla da (hand) )organ alleged newspaper" he calla my munk Buttinski." he calla me "Adul- lamita." Me no Adullamita, me Dago.
 s'D-n da 0AsIsl He maka sicka my munk; he maka sicka me; he maka my (hand )organ looka lika thirty cents. D-n da OASIS! D--n everybody"
 (P. $. The last sentence in the above was later. Itcame the day after election.
The oasis., 1906-04-07

How few there are whose lives on Monday show the effect of the preaching they heard Sunday , was the assertion of an El Paso clergyman in the pulpit last Sab bath. How few sermons are worth remembering until Monday morn ing.
The oasis., 1906-04-07
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. ]

NVINI4 uFNANIA tKII,
 | Phil Herold, County Recorder in and for the County and Territory aforesaid, do hereby certify that l have compared the foregoing copy with the original certificate of Increase Of Capital Stuck of the NATIONAL CONSOLE DATED MINING COMPANY, filed and record ed in my office on the 2Sth day of March, 1906, in Book oi Miscellaneous Records at page ct seq; and that the same is full. true and correct copy of such original and of the whole thereof.
 Witness my hand and seal of office this 2Sth day of March, A. D.. 1906. tSEALl PHlL. HERoID, County Recorder
 By M. Marsteller, Deputy,
The oasis., 1906-04-07

RIGHT in property is inviolable under constitutional provision, but the right of government to regu- late the use of property based upon public franchise cannot be oues- toned.
The oasis., 1906-04-07
STATE OF ILLINOIS. i

COUNTY OF COOK.
 \. E. Johnson being duly sworn, on oath says that he is President of the National Consolida- ted Mining Company, and that he has read the foregoing certificate. and knows the contents thereof, and that the facts therein stated and setlUrth are true.
 s \. JOHNSON, President. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day 0f March, A. D., 1906. IoEAL- kLyA l., ABBOTT, Notary Public.
The oasis., 1906-04-07

Tnosf who shout leUdest for party regularity when they con- trol Che machinery arc sometimes the quickest to bolt when they lose that control.
The oasis., 1906-04-07

are impif whafflps Inevitable tbe fenomlhailoh pi President Roosevelt in i00s
The oasis., 1906-04-07
Subscribe for THE OASIS.
Report of the Condition of NogaIes
 Building 6 loan Association.


 At Nopales in the Territory of Arizona at the close 0f business March 30th. 1906.
 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts, less due from Directors-Mortgages S01650.O0 Other Real Estate, Actual Cost 5,671.00 Current Expenses and Taxes Paid s,530.39 Assets not included under the above heads, viz: Books and stationery 1.75 Cash on hand with Treasurer 13.553.65 Total sI25,426.79
 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid in $sI,272oo Liabilities other than those above stated, viz: Fines l,s24o5 Membership Fees 2gS00 Interest and Premiums 42,OS2.7i Total $I25, ,426.79 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ l, k. D, George, Secretary, of the above named Building k Loan Association, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief
 k. D. GEORGE, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day of March 1906. [SEAL.l EB. WILLIAMS Notary Public. My commission expires Jan'y 70, 1908.
 L EpHRAiM, Directors.
 EB. WILLIAMS March 31-April 2l
The oasis., 1906-04-07
CANAEEA, SONORA. MEXICO. ?. 0. BOX rss. TELEPHONE ss.s.
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General banking business transacted a speciality of collections. Real Estate. Mines and Insurance. All kinds of legal work attended to before the local and Federal Courts.
The oasis., 1906-04-07

THOSE Senators who are fighting the policy of the administration
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BILL TABLED
Preservation Of Flags Made the Speak.
er Vote.

Atlanta, July 23.-Tne house met at
10 O'Clock Saturday morning. halius
held no afternoon session Friday rh,
day was devoted 10 the roadias VI thc
reports Of committees. reading OF
house and senate bills a second time,
and the reading and passage Of local
bills.
Immediately after the scS. ion open.
ed Friday morning Mr. Nright, Of
Floyd, secured the floor, which he neld
from the afternoon before In making
mis- speech ON the anti.buckct sa,p
bills, and STATED that the attendance
was so poor and the subject Of such
great importance that consideration Of
it sdJuld be deferred until the early
part OF next week Re moved tAat
the bill be tlbIed. and ais motion pre-.
vailed.
The greater part Of the day was
consumed In debating the provision,
Of the substitute Of Mi por,er OF
Floyd, To house bin 40 81. 10 pr1nio
II the manufacture and sale of cigar
cites in this state The su s'itu,c
provides that minors who have cigar
ettes and cigarette material, In their
possession shall be guilty Of a mislr.
meanor. but are exempted from pun.
ishmcnt II they disclose the name Of
the person who furnished Il
Mr. Williams. OF l.aurcns. made the
chief speech, IN support ~ The bill
urging that II be passed In the shape
IN which It would be- put by the au.
thOr's amendment Mr. Wright or
Richmond Fielder. ~ Bibb. and others
Protested against the provisions
which made a minor criminal FOR
having the prohibited matter In his
possession. and after much discussion
the measure was tabled
The bill Of Messrs. Longley and
Booker. Of Troup. to provide for the
presentation of the confederate flags
returned To the state by the United
States, was passed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24
Case pvzxles Physicians.

New York. July ~ --DomenIco Ron
no. al Italian girl Is years old. ar
rived here FRIDAY from HSvre france
IN a cataleptie state sNs was remly
ed TO q saniiarium AMI despite lie
constant attention 81 physicians there
vas no change In her condition Sat.
urlay The second day on frum
Havre the young woman suffered a
violent AtiArk II sea sicknsss. The
next day shs passed inis a state II
coma and Sas secmihsly dead for he
remainder of the voyage The ship =
doctor uas po~sfless 20 RESTORE her
co coasefDusness pm pricks produced
~ impression on her nerves The
case |. PaEIling some - The isa3'
ina medical pgArtitioacrs u Nee York
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24
FIGHT ON NEGROES UNION.
The Dublin 6rieklayers Are Up
AGAINST H.

Dublin, Ga. July - \ HsA; ON the
Bricklayrrs unjuu has been starred
here, aul will not br stopped until
the union is routed out OF existence
Practically every mechanic w the
city has Sigrcd an agreement not to
work ON any job inside ta' mcorpor.
ate limits uf Dublin where a mrWlCr
VI tlr Dublin HrlckAlcrs' union g.,
employed I'D nearly every contractor
In the city fas agreed not to employ
4 member ~ the union IN addition
a. this. nearly all of the property
owner, IN Dublin have sl;ued an
aEr'rmcn. not tn work ON job whore
r,rmhrr NJ NE union is employed
The Dublin nricLllycrs uaion Is
composed entirely or ucErurs rho,
were organized few year, 600 h,
a Whit man who came to Du,',u -
thar purpI,r rlc members of mi,
union have become - arrogant that II
is deemed urcos sar, to destroy the
uulyu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24
WANT CASE SETTLED
WITHOUT 4 TRIAL
Friends of White on Side of
Mother of Thaw.
EACH INTEREST ANrAooNlsrIc
Should All Resources Fan ThaW's
Mother VIII Apply 20 Court for Ap.
pointment az His Legal Guardian SO
She May Act with Free Hand.

New York. July sJ.-Fn. wing the
rypur, tu,Ny tlat Harry tlaw had
O,,a t,pr,cd Hsade b. uN,rt,ts cm
ploy,t 10 make pr,lmiua ,NamMa.
u.as Jy William II. OlCOt 80 was As.
serted that although withuu coope.a.
ion tlc the friends Of Sua.|'gi White
were ca N, side of the ma.U,r or lho
prisoner IN an effort to so,li, tao case
without "a, necessity ot a ..,ol
san Tar apart are tho DIVERGENT In
forests Ia Dr case ThaN. his wife
ana MIR llartrlgr. hi Pc Iual cYuu'
sci. ar, Tor trial, whcr, plch Of
justification on the UNIV U.yu law
or "cmu,i1uai insanity ~ be- made,
The district attorney belize, )hc ends
of justice would be- seTycu 10, trial
MIS- William Thaw au1 '.c nrm ~
Bl.,o. Olcott Grubcr an EInyngc,
watch she SIN retains. although the
ems. umcnt II not rccORi .,u 10y her
ron. are alainst the trial MIS- ThaW
has s., to herself the IL. II bring
INK her son 20 her way ut thinking In
the mater oi rciaininp IN, Olcult frm
rud accepting advice r. ding The
plea " insanity Thus ''r she has
gained lilllc ground and her failure
has not served To increu the cor
diality of feeling between herself aud
her daughterinlRW who In support
Ing nv position
should the other resources fall, u
was said that the elder Woman would
apply 20 the courts for an appolntmen,
~ her son's legal guardian un the
ground that ho vas mentally unable
~ take care ~ hlmtelf She would
thus become n committee ~ his per.
son and estate and have thr riEht "a
take any steps she might deem Ia his
Advantage The half dozen ~ more
prominent alienIsis Who were retain
a several weeks ago by Black. az
colt Grubcr aud Bonynge are nO,' u
II believed IN work fpr Thaw'g new
lawyer or 10 make any report n
them These alienlats have been re-
tanned by Mrs William Thaw
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24
CRISIS HAS PASSED
IN RUSSIAN CONDITION
Ukase to Dissolve Parliament
Was Not Issued.
GENERAL STRIKE IS PREVENTED
Decision to Postpone Dissolution Of
Parliament Was Presedsi by Receipt
Of Practical uItlmAtum Of Gorsmy
hin Ministry,

~ Petersburg, July - The acu.r
crisis watch ta,rd the ,om.y ru.
day, uat been PASSED
Ou Thursday uigh. decision was
reached to o,s,uNc parliament Su,u,
day. sad a utasc tu IUts ,n,Ct was
actually pr'laul. Int when 1t be-
came apparent tua' uo constitutional
D,mu,ta... although ,hoN aad obtain
ed a nominal Victory, nah virtually
suffered dut,at nul we're anxious
To- rr.uv, tu,lr hluulcr. It vi, dccid
ed 40 rrtrthun not 10 Issue llc uka-r
bu' tu allow tuv matters tn dulfi
HIuuE Tor tive proH,ut
Saturday Wplnlns luWrlor Mpl.ir
SroNplu notified the chancellor ~
parliament chat hr would appear Ia
TIE house Salr'a' AMI answer Ia
tvrp'ihtllus
The NasUn Shl'u says that the d.,
CisIuu 90 postpone the tvll'ipu ~
parliament Ma preceded b., the &C..
c"lpt IT What was practically an ulrl
ma'un FROM the Gorcm,kln mlntstr,
which demanded ~ be- allowed to ~.
siEu ur that II be- Eiy"u rrrr hand
The prevailing sentiment a. Peter
hon continues o. be- ma, q decisive
step tn upprc-a psrlamcn, a. rev
ohiiuutr, center Viii hc necessary In
Tho near future hut thrru seems hhpo
'ha he open hurch between The
leIl and the constitutional Democrats
win he loss ~ prestige suffered by
TIE latter. may a0 cuuipli,aio the at
uhtlun a. 10 render the task ~ the
government easier Nj chance %
The formation ~ q mlnistr, composed
81 constitutional DomuCfata ~ Aesm
lngly ended. a. II IL plain that the
constitutional Drmossats M longer
control q parliamentary maturity The
prOAent situation eanbIl be- prolonged
aud many competout Judges bslleSs
that matters are rapidly moving a..
Eard Q dictatorship
The arrival - tho guard regiments
q, The capitol has bren followed by
The s,rsngt hcnins ~ tho patrols all
throughout the Industrial quarters,
where tho Sofkmen are greatly ca
cited by the complete suppression ~
the s0riSiistlc pre-. orders have
alsp bovn issued a. al pflnilaE 20
hcs' a. n"'lf The chlrf ~ police lHl
msils ~ ~ any attempt IA set up tho
aditraA ~ me loser house a. tho
cOInfD The temper ~ no masses
ran De- luiErd by ths fact that mobs
resisted The clIsinE - Tho smrsa n
n" hp'lsllailc papers last Hlahi and
that o. meetings ~ tho prIls'ATiai of
Eahiratiohs ~ Npsros ~ vas fosSiVSd
n maas the ilsapi1'iph ~ parliament
TIE sigaai fof g~hrfal stri1s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24
Yellow Fsver In Cuba.

New Orleans. July 2J.--The exist
enoe Of yellow fever In Ceiba Span
ish Honduras. vas announced sAtur.
dAy % the Louisiana state board of
health by surgeon General wyman.
Of the United States marine hospital
service The state board immediate
Is warned all steamship companies
doing q fruit business betU"en that
port and New Orleans. &, observe ths
s,rictcsi precautions Al passenger
irafae between herr AM Ceiha wAa
stopped .hirty DAYS sEo p, quarantine
orders % the uAis board
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24
WI Llye ., Brother and sl.,.r.

Colorado sprlng. colo Jul, -
Believing they have been violating
the teachings Of the HOLY inDle. Tor
The past hNe wears. the Rev - e.
Cbrlstu pastst ~ the new Mission
church Of t.s cl'J, and ha wife.
both VI whom Wtrc divorced before
being married publicly announced a.
revival service attended, by several
hundred people tha, h"ncrforth thoy
would not live a. man aud wife How
ever. they will continue 10 ilv. un
der the same roof a. brother aud sis
ter tn. announcement Waa made
after the Rev Charles W. savage.
pastor the Peoples church. NJ Oma
hA had delivered n sermon against
the 70 marrlago ~ divorced persons
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24
Sign PEACE TREATY
| ON U. S. CRUISER
Three Republics Reach Agree
ment on High Seas.
|MR. ROOSEVELT is THANKED
Mexican Minister, Senior Ganboa,, Ae.
tive in Bringing About RespltS-oiS.
eussion Incident to Reviewing Va.
rious Grievances Was Strenuous.

San Jose, Guatemala, July ga
treaty OF peace between Guatemala.
Salvador and Honduras was signed
Friday on board the. United States
cruiser Marbiehead on the high seas.
Guatemala was represented by Juan
Burrios, minister for foreign affairs,
Jose Pinto, chief justice Of the su'
preme court, and Manuel Gabrail, as.
sistant justice OF the supreme court.
The conference agreed upon terms
on which the grievances OF the two
countries are to be settled ut another
conference to be held in the near fu.
cure.
The peace commissioners OF Guate.
mala were landed Friday night.
The commissioners Of Salvador and
Honduras were landed at Acajuta on
Saturday morning.
The members Of the American lega'
tons will land at the respective points
where they are accredited.
There was a strenuous discussion
and some dilIiculty In reaching ac-
ceptable conditions Toe Mexican
m!nister Senior Gamboa was active
In assisting in bringing about an
agreement.
The peace commissioners adopted
resolutions thanking the presidents OF
the United States and Mexico. respect
lively, for their Intervention.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24
c.aa, AL coriss,nes.

Iart snn. Ca iu'l 20 The Gear
RDcs Bible confsfsnss hss opsnsd a.
Cedar Rnck chgrrh W Z miles frJm
Isckson 4 pssh"d h0use va Ia
siisndsnr- urpn ne op~uinK service
sAieh uas clnGssfsf ~ Dr Rplfr
llun'. y u q Ailhr's pfssifrn' ~
90 A'hn'a nipis s~npi ~ Hgul
fs,ks slqpsB'ir 20 Methods 20 90
bls f,rfY TIE rrt 'srvacs T. ~
las ihu,1.h iss Tsfh - tais aoafh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24
s,o.Lhala.,, C, ai2inco.

Macon Ca. July q Stockholders
n NJ E1rst SAti0na. hank here Who
Scrs durtnE the feosissrshlp - w
J mtisf. ssssssins Or thsif iuil
s,nok In the stranded lnl'i'uiiDn and
xba wers saG1suei n the call ~ me
comptroller - 40 cgrfsrey foT their
prn rata par's. sess matsr siioEsihsr
happy hy the anhOuaesnss1i fFunl
Judge 4 1. Miller. sseaf ~ tn ro~s
holIsss thai hs uas ready 20 pay svss
- p~g csui n ,ais fusa is4fAoss ~ho
hsA paid In their asssasmSnfs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24
w,,,t o. ihe MI..I.. ppI b ua.d.

Lnnion. Iuly - --KilF Edward VAS
"a ~ nv sod faihrts II the Duke NJ
Manchg-tcr's second sDn. who was
Chr ,ien"d Saturday IN the chapel
RIVAL - James palace The klrg
was represented BY Eah Granville.
q how'd IN waiting T." Others spun
sOr, uere Eugene Zimmsfman ~
Clacirnati fa,hsrllaz ~ the duk"
and C1nsuelo. duchsss % ManShes
Ter. wlioN ~ the sigbih lake Water
from the Mississippi liver vas used
a. TIE ChnstsainR The mother was
infliposed add unable - be present
bu' e fas1ionAbis RafAsfinE attend
"a the ceremony
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24

rhieisp iuit - Tbistytso guests
of ihs N Eimn ho,sl ssfs driven ialo
ths street rsrit SATURDAY. BY . ne
sni'h ior lime. threatened % d.
s'fpY ths h1'ri sotsrsi IT he guests
vtt~ 1y~rfIms b. ihs smoke ana
sNshuy hufhsd The property io.s
49, small AnD,h~F hrr dsstfuysi
go y'1l' ~ Iohn Fitzpatrick q "a
sep al 'hllVw Manufacturers To
itsss ~ ssti .saisd 40 lDO
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24
o,sys.s nlssiy ,,o~ss.d

Paris Iais q Ia Ne pr~ssacs u
q dissluzuis.sd nifiafy Asssnbiaes
Aakr Afrs1 DFsYfs& ssaStsg ~ fHI
4rlfsm afssis- fEsk SATURDAY Fsesis
"A IN esr-s q Cssssiiss - ths -
rsns q iianof IT, csreECuy SlNs
z~arfs4 h tas courf Ysse ~ a. a.
nssy .rAooS sEs rsnssFsf evsa,g -
pre,slFs ~ bsiaE hsie - "a ff's
49, sbsrs 80 haftsns aBf SIS ilri
rrs ssgi,R~a 90 "a ns1fwrs "a -
t&ws krpass ewesNf Esew a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24

New Tors. Jaiy g -Ths sisss eup
TIE biss rfeboa u the PEARS ySehfiaE
troPhi~o. prrsentsd o. kIsE Eassra
MI - tas Nee york Tsehi sius 70
- Faee1 Or aauaziiy - AGseriess
yaehss sg~s "a ne srFplist f-sss u
az AnssrtzG elabs has arrives ~ 80
Ne~ Y0Fh siss fruw Eaxlsaa Tie
eus. whieh 10 a soiis sui3 49, as
80 ~ aYss = ssoEs1a4 s1asa-. 4
a. saaiss4sprf tFrrhY ttnf AS ster
4s 4upt iz,waast~s, sumps
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24

sJtfaa simbiFss Provlaes Iuiy -
--TaH afs ~hien sss ,iaffsd here Iaiy
10 rpsfina1e tafys6hDaf mDst - ne
fzl aniu ths shDis VI lhs eitf st,h
~ sssspaiia ~ sniaii sssflls ssaf
ias faassy sfstios ssA Consumed
rhs eguhssssttgl tls fsaGs 2 81 go
Ssopi~ sD@sis.s sAo srs aiso siihoss
Lid
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24
State Department Advised Of Peace.

Washington. July 23--The state de.
pariment Friday night was advised OF
the signing OF the treaty Of peace by
the representatives Of the belligereht
republics aboard the Marblehead A
cablegram was received from Mr.
Merry. the American minister to Sal.
vador. Costa RIGA and Nlcarauga. An
nounclng that a treaty Of peace had
been signed on board the American
warshlp. In his message Mr. Merry
referred to a Joint message sent by
himself and Mr. Combs. the American
minister TO Guatemala and Honduras.
which message had not reached the
state department late Friday night.
This message. II Il believed. gives
details
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24
WIN Nc, P,,mI, Decoration.

NAN Work Iuly ~ ~ cabio dia
patch Ia the Herald tTom Parts says
that the cOuncil ~ the Order II tho
Legion ~ Honor. to which. according
y custom The Preach government
submitted The proposal ~ decorate
Nine Sarah Betuhsrdt uiih tho efoas
81 the order has REFUSED 10 grant it,
permission Tor tas decoration Such rp
fusals have bsen very rare indeed
bat no, absolu'ely preslnl. the ouh
fsTrinE ~ The decoration fOf The Fpv.
srnmeat can bflBg influence a. hear
that NAY cause me rpahril 10 yirll
a. bappea"d 10 a similar ease sOtns
years ago
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24
Announce aI.hop,. Nup,laIa

jackson. Miss. July 23,-Formal an
nouncement Is ma'e ~ the marriage
OF the RI. Rev Theodore DuBJse
BrattOn. Do. bishop ~ Mississippi
10 Mrs Gass, OF Abbsyille, $ c.. the
event TO take place at sewanec. Tenn,
on August 18th This interesting an.
nouncement has been In prospect for
some time. and II has been looked
forward TO with hlch eagerness all
throughout the diocese The cere'
mony will be marked with betting
quietncss and simplicity. The mar
ringc rites wlll be spoken by Bishop
Nelson. Of Georgia. assisted by DIR.
DuB15e. dean Of the theological depart.
mcnt Of the university 81 sewanee
linn, iiateiy after the ceremony Blsh
op aud Mrs Bratton will leave Tor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24
Terms Of Treaty satisfactory.

New York, July % The consul
general Of Guatemala In thu city Sat
urday received dispatch from Mr..
MendeE, acting secretary Of foreign az
fairs Of Guatemala. stating tina, The
terms OF the treaty Of peace signed
aboard the Marblehead was most sat.
isfactOry ami honorable
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24

10h,loa Iuiy o. --Tlis lS,a8Su ssss
pao~rs fvts0Ts fAsf . sns'.@g - CAFES
a. msss tasssfs cDafr apsais st@uisf
partisE hessss $40 safsaogs~s tt
tsis sDsnsFy TAsf 80 fsai sites
ia I.sneashifs 49, issrsiga afs h-sias
lasD-s'sd sgi - sans as assetisa
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-24

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