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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
|MPRES|ONES Y NOTICIAS
En- Ia aIcaldia

Aver Sc reunieron On el despacho
d'l a'calde INFERNO nflor Manuel
Saochez Morales, este, los ssiiores F,r
nAndez Junco,, o Ter, iugenieros Ro
driguz y Csnals, Colorado, doctor
CONS B'ioso y R,mlrez concajal,
con obieto do asordar Ia icrmA ds
pr. sbas { que dsbleran do aomsssrss
los que presenten plisgos de proposi.
clones para la piutura de cuatro de-
9 c>rsclones para 81 ieatco, s,gda sats
anlncisdo y consts on el pliego DE-
cond clones.
Sc resolvl6 que cada proponents
prssente un sstndio en- peQn a de los
cdatro trabsios en- que pusdan mos
srarse las aptltades dc los ejscutantss
isnto en- la parts graaca como On la
s6eaica, y ssfAlar, para pre.entarlo
un piaso que &c fIsra hoy.
Este particular ssrA intormado 4
10 comi.i6n de subAata, q 4isn 10 90
munieafa & 10 Comisi6n de pruebss,
de 10 Que f)rman parte los ant sr lorel
csballel OF.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
R.MlNiO OIAZ
Abogado- -Notario
San Juan, Puerto
SAN JUSTO II.
SAN JUSTO IL.

-El iu.vs - dc Fsbrsro dark 90.
misrso en sl Assnso un nusyo curso
dstsqa'grafia. Sc eneuentran On 10 %.
tuAiidad siete plazss vaeAttss do alum
NOS insolve tes y clleo por cue
del Ayuatamiento.
-El Ct mlsionado DIR. Grahams
pressntar& IN bill { 10 Legislature pi.
diendo un aumento dc 15 900 dollars
del presupuesso, { do dc ssts blessr sl
tslegrsto en- los pusblos qus sexual.
mense carecen de dicho ssrvicio.
-E sub comisionado de Eduea.
clon Mr.. Lord glr6 e.ta mat ana una
visila Dc inspection & las sscuelas ds
San Juan
Ell Supsriptsndsnts do sscuslaa
Sawyer ha solicitado del Depsrsanen.
to dc Eduoaci6n uua liceasia, para au.
sentArss slgunos mssoa ca visjs q ID
peninsula sspsf ,la.
Ell Del gado senor GonzslAs
Garcia celebro una confsrsncla sobrs
asunM esc )!ares con el Comisionado
del rSmo
Ell gooernador Me, Winthrop ha
propue.so on ID sesi6n do sssa tsrde On
sl Conseio Eiscuiivo, sl nombramlsnso
lOOtatta.ia sn Ia pdgissa es)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
CAPTTUAOIv

PoF hGyA vivdo debe saberse 10 que son s
nromesas de erbse entire ami0oa appointments en- Il edsd en-
queh ami'tad csde dn pasones Recbf una car de K,r
on Gspova Ls coneste decide Forenca Nuesa correapcn
aeDca no foe mas M medic de mis- yss
s hgnras de mi scsba nombe todos los per6
dcos francese que gban mi mapo No dude nj nm
que llegsria sser estrella Isl arte.
Al csbo de cuatro inermnabes de ausncia p.k nor
Berry para voVer Paris scc5ene de- a dill
GeDc para pie haStA ciudaa pr6xms rde ucho
csas catalan rodcAdas de veries padera csmO
MARIO eunegrecido 'mpo e mpido chueo ba.b,
los pies de cons eaege arrDo los pas con puepte
menos guro que pintOreeo Admab preco.o
sin dIrme cuent. ndo amsdo una 1its
oanoo enre odo amb sspco a0u1os de esos sru
ros parecen los que s 6sE huscan on ndo e
6usQus reedo todo perfume vida ineror es un pudr
dero intecso nmundo Afna de angostA eiue
que COO gran mode amsba Gale Rsa an ma
pzusa Cuyo extreme pndo de ArDoes ena honOr.s de srn
POSCo AgunOs peronel del pueblo dkadOse mueha impOr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25

Msf tna 90 vsr& & las nuevp, en- el
Tribunal Supreme, sl plsito de los 90.
flores don Juan B. Fusntss y la casa
comercial Q ivleri, sobre cobro de CO
fe. FL iuez ponents 90 el ssiIor Figue
rss No 90 sefis|aron spelaciones
criminales.
-Ea 10 Coite de Distrito 90 vio
esta msrana un iulcio por osso do di.
vorcio.
Don Corsiuo Rodrfgusz dc va
bucos, remit!6 ua telegrsma al cuartel
general dc 10 policis comunic ando que
ca 10 ncchs del 20 del corrIsute 10 de-
ssparsei6 10 cab aIlo de su propiedAd.
Supiica que 10 poliCia toms 90 .tas %
oil ssunto.
Aver fuS arrssssdo On Csmuy
Ramon Leon, por cor sldsr&rse.s auior
do ultrais q 10 i6ven Rosa Lopez.
Mos dicea de Aiboniso que iue.
ron dstenidos en- el bsrrio sPlata, Va.
rios iugadores & 10 pre- hlbido.
Ell gohernador Mr.. Winthrop
nombr6 al Comtsionado del intsrior =
Mr. Grahsme visiisdor gsnsral ds
los prssldios, carceles 8 in.titutos dol
gobierno insular.
III seiior DIAz NAVARRO ha
establecldo su Ofcina dc Abogado ,
~ Notsrfa an esta eiudAd, sale do San
Jusso ntmsro 10.
Eiercs anse 10 Corse Federal, Cor.
10 do Distrito de soda 10 Isla y Corte
Suprems, dsdisandose aafmismo al
sxamsn do dtulos do propiedsdss, Ia
corporation do CorporAciones del pals
, extrangeras y trAmitaei6n do expe'
diensss dc expropiacion forsosa.
Asspssndo 10 noble competenois
hoy essablocida on el ejersiclo do lss
proissiones do Abogado , Notsrio, o.
seilor DIAz NAV AFRO % dispons 4
eobrar { sus elientes honorArios exec.
sivAmente m6disoa.
Los juscss municipalss do Ma.
yag1 2 y do Bayam6a impusisron Va,
siaa mulsas 4 comersi snsss de "a uel o.
localidades.por intracsi6n dc les rem
tAs internas.
-En 81 Departanl snto dc Tssors,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
Acci0nss
ACCIOn6S
Banco de Pto. Rico . IS & 30.
Baneo Territorial. . Isl & 16.
Baneo Popular. $3.50 as.
Buques anunclados

Buques anuncIados
Vspor ingles <Cumsrios, sali6 de
Europa para esss ell % del pasado.
Vspor espafiol <Blenos Airess,
sali6 de Cadiz 81 Is corrisnte y estara
squi el 2S.
v.por espafiol sAnsonio Lopexs,
90 sguarda hoy procsdents dc Colon
Y sscslss , segulra vlsis para Cara.
cas-, Cad.s, BArcelons ) Geoova.
Vspor smsricsno <FuAdslphia,,
oon proccdsncls de New Yo,k, estara
aQui hoy y srgulra v4ale el lguients
diA para La Gualra.
VApur amsriosoo eCoamos, se hs.
bilisara de salidk con de.tlno & New
York oil 3J cofr!ente.
Vapvr smerieAno Getty OF Ssys
nsnahs, del puerto dc N 4evA Y.lk pa
ra sl nue.t' 0 saidrAe el ~ dol que curssa
T0tnaro's p,terto
De Saint Tn ,mss, v4por Alsmkn
sSardlniA.s
Sc hAbtlstar0a de sa!ida.
VApor americana sJalia Luck ken
bAcks para 10 tsla con transiso.
Buques on puerto
TRAvSEIA
sRobers e. M. Curdoys dsscgdo.
SG.Adyss, dsscarg Ando.
SSa4 4dlaiss psnule.te.
UUBTANEROS
sIndias descargando
sEspsrAns.s, Agusdills y Mays
guez
sAurelias, Viequss.
sDos Aecmaaas1. F.jardo.
sMarfa Artau., viequ-s.
<psteas. Arroyo y Ponce.
<DsseAdas. H lmaiAu y Naguaho
<ProgresoS, psnaiecse.
<May FlCwms, Llqui.lo.
Sc vende papel vleIo de pc.
rl6dico a dos pesos el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25

rls 20 ha presentsdo una dsnuneiA do
Aguadills, una de Arroyo, una do
Gasyams tres de Yauco. contra 90.
mercisntss, por infrseoionsa do les 10.
yes dc rsntas.
Ell tssorero Mr.. Willoughby
levant6 un embargo on Vega Bsis,
tres en- Gusyami, dos on Cidra J 90.
torce On Ponce.
-Hemos sido invitsdos por sl
sCsntro dc Instrucei6n J Rserso, do
Coamo, 81 bails dc sceisdad cue dleho
csnsro dark o. ? dol mes pr6ximo.
Agrsdecsmos 10 invitaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
N0T|C|AS DEL Ola

en- Utuado Rio Grande.-E El doctor Lugo V1has. :
Comisionado de Educaci6n. Couferencia. Bale en-
Coamo.-Clases de taquigrafia Mr. Grahame. -Asun.
tos de Tesoreria. robos.-1 5000 dollars
para el servicio de telegrafos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
SECC|ON A|ERCANT|L.
Notas GoneIcia|es de San Juan
Preclos MIN de los articulos
que SO detaIlan en-
alma0enes

que SO detaIlan en-
almaGenes
Arroces de partido 4 Jap6n dc
es}&6.
Idsm valerciano de est 6 Id. Id.
Aios dc 80 ctvs. q so.
Jamones sS} q st.
Qussos smess.a s1ts Patagr&s 10.
Tosino, . LII = 10.
Sardinas aumadas 16 centavos.
Jab6n, e4.86 & 4.75 Rooamo ra
americana, s2} y n.
Pasta del pals s4t.
Nsntssa % Aes sn y sn stas
do a7 6 10.
Ha,ina do saa ate,
HabichuelAs Amarisanaa hlaneas
lNrgas . oct.
0arhanz0s % as.
Rasalao s6aei
OehollasS4i Q S.
MantsQu uilisi de s13 . 16
rasta smaricana en- eaias dc una
asroba "a.
Papss amarieanas s1.80 100
Tasaio q 81,
DEL PALS
Asdear para el consume.
Mossabado alaro dc "a. q s4i.
De mial elaro . $3.50.
Csntrifuga alaro dc 10 ae6
Americana do b4 lseSR.
Dc Ponce s4A . IL.
Ron 30 grados Cartier & s1.6o cen.
Avos gsldu pagsdos e. Internas.
kaix Q 1.S0.
Tahaco, nominal,
Preclos de- eOmpra
Almid6n q $3.50
A,goddn de- s a $50
Coaos do Is . 1S millas,
Cusros duleea s-S
asbo do res Q Al.
Gate eorriente dc el0 al0i.
Candles o0rrIanteS
Lcudrss cheek Q A.8S
Paris 8 81 II D.
Eamburxo G4s
New York F.
Espana 8 div 22 pS D
C5daIas hlpotscarlas
Ba,so Tsrrlt,rlal y Agrlcola a5S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25

Sc encleasra On San juan el jovsn
petio lisss sen 'c E.te tez, director re-.
dscsor de EL Dunde, do Arsclbo, pc.
riod co uniuniasa.
N lestrJ cJmpaflero 90 prop one In
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
In joven en- las fiIas

San Juan 2 r, Eaero de |. 9oe.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRAc1A
San Juan P. r.
Muy sefi>r milo: Tsngo oil honor
do manifsstar d us'ei que el mes de
Octubre dia del ano pr6x!mo pa,a-
do campli 81 al % dc edad, por Guys
ras6n me c.so con dsrech, & log rsaa,
como soldado, en- las flas del gear
spaDtido Unionista.s Espero de ~
bondad 10 de publicldad On una de
las columnas dc III ilus.rado ler.6.
dioo.
Antelope 4 u.ted las grsclas, oue
dando dc usted stfuo. amigo y GORE
iigicnsrio,
Emilio Rsngsl Dduila.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
introducir grandes reformas on gu en-
prssa y smpliar el tamsf de diehs
publicsc!6n.
Ls dsseamos prosperidades.
Aviso en- Cabo Roio

ri Agsnts de este psri6dieo On
Cabo Rojo, llama 10 stsnci6n do los
su'cr!torsi moroscs 90 el psgo, que no
den lugar en- 10 sucsaivo tsngA cue ir
rspstldas vscss CON objsto Dc cobro
donde ellos, sssando advertidos por
esta Empresa de que las suscrip pctope.
deben ser pagadas por adel anti ado,
pues do no ssr asi 90 les dar6 de haia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-25
SU vSO

Como .purgAnts auaSe , encaa.
En- 10 Indigestion.
I'm los agrios y natos del sst6m ago.
Contra 10 iaquesa.
Contra el sstrefstmisnto.
Contra 10 bills.
Como refreseAnss.
RO6PHOTOS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24

The world il less familiar with The
Snake river ~ Idaho than with any
other river of Importance In the Unit.
eel States, and yet IL Is our seventh
largest rivcr-mOrc than thousand
miles long IL Il one ~ the most
wonderful aud impressive waterways
In thc world The few who have tried
10 follow itS winding course through
Wild and forblddng cxtcnts Of lava
plnt"aus do not wonder that 80 little
Il known NJ II. for No railroads. trav-
erse the llfclcSs desert that borders Il.
aud uo boats for hundreds Of miles NJ
n stretch dare ply lts waters. II IL
naylgublc for only loo miles from its
junction with the columbia To- the Ida.
ho boundary and In several isolated
sections ~ the Interior. For the great
or part ~ its course II flows through
old aud magnificent canyons Of It's own
making through deSolatr anil awful
wastes, the result ~ vomiting craters
anh COMMISSIONS of the earth. Worlds
Work
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24

In hotel In Berlin there h n night
Waterman who did not take Kindly "a
the system adopted II few years ago
requiring him 10 20 through the hotel
at certain hours and touch AN electric
button fixed up In various places. AFT.
or much thought he liked NJ an auto
matte arrangement On several ~ the
buttons 80 that they would report NJ
certain hours. Soon the button system
got 81 out of order that the manage
mcnt abolished It. II was found nee
essnry 10 keep watch In some way on
the man. however, and finally pcdOm.
etcr was given him tO carry on his
rounds which would register every
step he took. All went we'll the first
two nights thereafter hut on the morn.
Ing following the third night the old
man was missing. On search being
made ne was found sound asleep In
the engine room. and the pedOmeter so
attached 10 the piston rod Of the en-
CINE that with every stroke II regis
tered n step, II had been travelling all
night. and when taken of II registered
2i2 miles Rrrlin Gazette.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
DAVIS IN OKLAHOMA.
Special Representative Of Fay.ShoIes
Typewriter Is In West.

A letter received from r. @, Davis
special agent Of the Fay.Sholes type.
writer VINO Ia now touring the West,
comes from FL Reno, Oklahoma.
Mr. Davis 10 we'll known throughout
Florida. having made this State his
home for the pact few years. He
makes HE headquarters In Jackson.
Vile but spends part OF his time here,
Mr. Davis 10 greatly interested in
the politics OF Florida, aud next to his
interest in the Fsy.Sholes the political
interest seems greater to him. In
writing, he says;
AS you know, l left Florida before
the second primary, and ! am very
anxinus TO learn the result OF the con.
test for States Attorney Ia the Eighth
district, Kindly advise me at Lucum-
care. N. NJ. as TO the Outcome. )"
Mr., Davis states that be had the
pleasure Of meeting Hugh Powell, for.
merly OF High Springs, in 0klahoma,
hut die not give the name OF the lace.
He says Mr.. Powell IL prospecting,
which will be glad news TO his many
friends here
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
SWEEPING VICTORY
FOR HOKE SMITH
Nominated for Governor Of GeOr-
gia by Overwhelming Majority.
THERE WE'RE FIVE CANDIDATES

Smith Carried 100 Of The las Counties
Of the State, Leading by Far All His
Opponents-Nowell and Estill We're
Very Weak.
Atlanta, Ca, August 23.-RetuTns
from all counties 10 the primary held
yesterday show wonderful triumph
for Hoke Smith, who has won his race
for Governor, after the most exciting
campaign In the history OF Georgia.
Hoke Smith, formerly allied with
the railroads and corporations, made
his fight against this element, and with
q negro Acknowledgement plank in his
platform he rallied around him those
who are prejudiced against the cor.
porate interests and his victory is n
most remarkable one.
The result OF the primary shows
that Hoke Smith will have az least 300
OF the 800 votes in the State conven.
tlon, and that ;" has carried l0S Of the
146 counties l.. the State.
CLARK Howell, editor OF The Atlanta
Constitution, carried only ak couD.
ties, while r. B. RuSSell carried seven.
J. II. Estill, editor OF The Savannah
New, carried only two counties, while
]. NJ. Smith carried four, A few other
counties to hear from will likely swell
the Smith vote.
For the rest OF the State ticket
there has been little opposition, all OF
the present incumbents Of the various
State Offices being candidates for re-
election. Senator Racon 10 unopposed
and his re.nomina tion 10 assured.
In the primary the vote has been
cast direct for the various. candidates
on the ticket. Under the Georgia |
State primary Law, the candidate for
Governfr receiving the largest indi-
vidnal vote In each county IL entitled
TO name the delegates TO the State
Democratic Convention from that
county, each county being entitled to
twice ~ many delegates as II has Rep.
resentAtiVes in the lower branch OF
the Legislature, The state conven-
ton will be held In Macon September
ALh,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Escaped During Confusion.

New York, Aus 23--A cable dis.
patch 20 a morning paper from Val
raraiso saws TIA, during The counl.
Sion at police station following The
earthquake shocks. young MacCun,
whose cStrull'iou had been demanded
by m" Peruvian government. escaped
EVERYBODY .s rciolclny AZ this tcrmln
alton ol q h!shN disagreoablc inei
dent between he Two countries
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Rscentlon r-eks,, l,.u.h

New YORK. Nlr - The tickets 20
the reception - William BRYAN a.
Madison SQuara ~ allotted ~ me va.
rtous state delegation, v,r, lssu, !
Tuesday ~ me r,c,,'on commitie,
These 'ivk,'s are a., reserved s.aft
snd nun be- about 200 Ttr.p.tr,
HAL Nil receive '-.a ticket. Il af
mission 'o the Garden. Gui Which a.
90, vuuic The holders 20 reserved
seas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Compliment 10 Mr.. lynch.

The appointment Of Louis & Lynch
20 be postmaster 81 Gainesville 10 an
exceptionally good Que NJ Lynch =,
q very courteous gentleman. whose
only fault worth mentioning 10 thA, he
10 q Republican. bot thai fault IN ihi.
case proved virtue Tor IL won him
the office HE Inspy friends regard.
less OF VArty, will rejoice in his good
luck, hut he will be missed from HE
desk by the patrons u the uni,sd
States land oflsr Levy Times. Dem.
oerat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
charaed with EmbersIement.

New York, Aug. 23.--Henry w.
swandt, "a years old, a distributing
clerk in the parcel department OF the
local postoffice was arrested Tues
day night on charge of embezzle-
ment from the mails. A search OF
Swandt's rooms, the police say, result.
ed in the discovery Of stolen proper
~ estimated to be worth nearly $1,000.
which includes watches, jewelry, etc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
GAME WAS POSTPONED.
Fats and Leans viii Flgh, Out Their
Troubles Today,

lroupIes Quay
Owing to the rain on yesterday after.
noon which prevented the much.
talked.ot and interesting game Of
baseball between the Fats and the
Leans, the game was post poned until
this afternoon, when II will be called
promptly At $3.50 O'Clock
Manager 0'Neill, who 10 running
the thing" felt very badly diSAp.
pointed that the game could not have
been pulled on a. advertised. but he
declared he did not have an oppor.
tunity to confer with the weather clerk
until too late, He requests The Sun 10
state. however, that the game will be
played this afternoon, rain or shine,
and those who are booked ~ players
had better bring their rubber coats
along " they have any "superstition"
about getting wet These Fat Eel.
Iowa are going to get soaked any
way" he said, for we are laying for
them, They had Just a. we'll bring
their rubber coats anyway"
All tickets cold for ye,terday's game
will be honored today. Let every body
come ont, have al enjoyable after.
noon, and assist . worthy cause, the
cemetery fund,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
unp . eat,a Coz s,u,,,on

Havana. Ava 80 pf,.H,u' Palmer
In an Interview Nlb %, ,orf,spou
dent OF The Associated rty.s Wrdrcs
day said Our situation a. Arst
Nas one ~ unprePAr,jn,ss - Is u,ual
IN such eases We ate tAkius .l.
Gle tine - prepare a. copc Nth n,
BW there IL positively no cause fot
alarm TIE movement In SANTA Clara
erovinov IL mall In MNn,AnrAs q IL
einlng aud ,hc bands Ia PinAf Sci RIO
ar smaller than reported aud are
poorly led"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Bought Fine Stallion.

J u StrihgiellOw, who owns fine
stock farm near this city, has returned
from OcAla. While there ne purchAs.
ed q fine stallion, a registered animal,
which he proposed TO place on his
farm, The stallion has 4 pedigree
from the best stock, and 10 n handsome
animal Mr.. StrinRiellow's friends
are eongratulating him upon HE new
possession.
Mr.. S,rinRfelow 10 a lover, as we'll
W . goou Judge, OF hne stock and cat.
tie, He has already large number
OF hnr Shor,hoTn cattle on his ranch,
aud only few days ago disposed OF a
carload 3, fine prices. The Stringiel-
low stock farm 10 destined To become
famous.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Deaths from Heat In Loulsvllle.

Louisville, KY, Aug. 22.-Three
deaths from heat prostration were re-
reported Monday. The maximum
temperature for the day was "a de-
grees, accompanied by extreme hu.
miditV
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
na,itN Saittea.

W'sh there were ten dats In the
week s.shv,i GLADYS.
Why asked Gr1cc
jack cou.J ca. ttcDcr then. Lon.
dou Answers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
neat Prostratss Ten In chIeano.

Chicago, Aug. 22.-Ten cases OF
prostration by heat were reported to
the police Monday, The temperature
at 80 p. m. was 81 degrees.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24

Yekaterinoslav, Aug. GA million.
aire named Niebruh AMI his wife we're
robbed and beaten to death in the
German colony of Choriza.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Purchases 100000 Ounces Of silver

Washington, Aug 2S.-The director
OF the mint has purchased 100000
ounces of silver at 67 cents an ounce,
to be delivered at New Orleans. The
price paid last week was 66.G2 cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Political Prisoners ESllsd.

Moscow, Aug. 23,-One hundred and
sixty political prisoners exiled by al.
ministrative orders started for Slbe-
ria Wednesday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Cholera al Berlin.

Berlin, Germany. Aug. ga child
died here Wednesday apparently OF
cholera. The authorities are making
an investigation
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24

Nouns married eoplr." SAYS Chi.
n'sr provrrh should have their house
built round 81 discomfort can nnd no
cVrnsf ia u"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Msnehurls POUNDING the ROoks

Honolulu, Aug. AT 500 o'clock
Tuesday night the Manchuria was
pounding heavily despite all efforts to
assist her.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24

solitude jsas u..irul 20 the imagiua.
ton - society IT, wholesome for he
chaTa ter Lowell
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY

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JAS FREEMAN wetBa
H. HARDwlcK p H. BROOKS MORGAN a p
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
Millionaire and Wife klll.d.

mildly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-24
rnRouen "rHEIANp OF rnEsKYo mo. 20
Excellent Dining Car Service on All
Through Trains.

No. A-"New York and Florida Express
PORT Tampa and Jacksonville 10 New York
No. Nv ashington and Florida Limited
Jacksonville to New York. Dining Car.
NO. @-Daily Pullman Drawing Room Hun
sonyille, Asheville, Hot Springs Knoxville and
No l3-flOrida L1mited-Daiy Solid vestIb
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars, Jacksonville /
Pullman Sleeping Car JeSsup to colorado 81
CITY -
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-15
WILL ENJOY WELL
EARNED REST

Senator and Mrs. Nixon left on No.
3 for San Francisco. The senator has
some business matters to attend to in
San Francisco. When there are settled
short pleasure trip viii be made to
the famous summer resort at Lake Ia
hoe. In about three weeks they will
return to Minnemueca. Senator Nixon
is trying to arrange so that he can be
on hand at the irrigation congress
which convenes at Boise City, Septem-
her 10 to "a. He is chairman of one of
the committees connected with the con-
gress. September 4 will also be an i'm
portant date in the plans of Senator
Nixon. At that time the Republican
party meets in state convention at To-
nopah, Nevada.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-15

A most daring plot to rob the Palace
saloon was hatched last evening and
was only avoided through the acciden-
tai discovery of the plan by a friend
of Mr.. Roberts, proprietor of the Pal
ace. Shortly after nightfall this friend
vert out to the rear of the Palace and
while out there overheard three men
speaking in an undertone. They were
concealed from his view, but after
listening carefully for several moments
he became satisfied that the purport
of their conversation was plan to
hold up the Palace sometime during
the night after the gambling had ceas-
cd ard there were but few persons left
in the establishment. This party at
orce informed Mr.. Roberts of what he
had overheard at the rear of the sa-
loon ard the latter at once began max
ing preparations for the reception of
the robbers.
He notified Sheriff Lamb of what