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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-18

They are connected with both private
and public schools, and are used for
purposes of practical instruction in
horticulture and tree growing, and
often contain botanical museums. and
beehives.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-18

School Gardens in Austria.
1t is stated that nearly 5000 school
gardens exist in Austria, not includ-
ing the sister kingdom of Hungary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-18
How to Spend D
Month Profitably

For $4,000 you can on the 1st and
3rd Tuesdays of each month, buy a
ticket from st. Louis or Kansas City
to San Antonio and return, good for
80 days. From Chicago, the rate is
$2500 You can get away from the
blustery weather here and spend a
whole delightful month in Sunny San
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air is invigoraling, dry and warm
where it is possible to spend each day
out of doors. Leave ST Louis at night
and arrive at San Antonio the second
morning. Sleepers both standard and
tourist without charge; through chair
cars, also.
You can, if you wish, stop over in
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times as you wish, within the final
limit of your ticket This will enable
you to see something of the Southwest
country where the greatest activity
and development are manifest-where
the opportunity for men of average
means are better than in any other
section. A trip Southwest now will
profit you in many ways.
Excursion tickets are also on sale
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Territory and Oklahoma at equally low
rates If you are in any way interested
In San Antonio or the Southwest, i
would like to send you my paper, "The
Coming Country with full particulars
about rates, etc Write for it today.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
THREE DROWN WHEN
LAUNCH CAPSIZES
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Three per-
sons, two women and a man, were
drowned in the lower bay early today
when the naphtha launch Sausage,
which had drifted helplessly all night
with a disabled engine, collided with
the second scow of tow in charge of
an unknown tug. which had been ap-
pealed to for aid, but refused to stop.
There were eight persons in the
launch at the time, but four of them
three men and one Woman--were res
cued by passing craft soon after the
accident.
When the rescues were made no one
else was in sight and it was thought
four persons had lost their lives, but at
noon today one of the women, thought
to have gone down, Miss Fannie Day,
was brought home in pitiable condi-
tion.
Being an expert swimmer, she had
floated in the bay for hours until she
became unconscious and knew nothing
further until revived on the deck of a
tugboat which had picked her up The
woman rescued soon after the Sausage
oapsized was Miss Mabel Cook.
The names of the drowned persons
would not be divulged by those who
were rescued. Miss Day and Miss Cook
are both employed in a department
store
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16

put the system in such condition as to
resist the action of disease germs.
multitude of people have come to
rely upon Peruna to do this very thing.
Peruna produces clean, healthy
mucous membranes These protect the
internal organs from the encroachments
of disease.
Peruna produces a regular. vigorous
circulation of the blood This gives
vitality to Withstand the depressing in
f1uences of September weather.
In this way the system il fortified
against the inevitable season of dry
weather, low reservoirs and stagnant
water.
Mr. Silas Vigil, Berthoud, Col, writes:
MY boy (Elin), is months old, was
sick with inflammation of the bowels
for over month.
Il tried a good many medicines, but
he seemed to go from bad to worse un-
til lost nearly all hope of his recovery.
AT that critical moment / wrote to
you about his case | followed your
special treatment to the letter and it
acted wonderfully and quickly.
'In three days we had the pleasure
of seeing him smile for the first time in
month Peruna is our favorite medi-
cine now"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16

Neither" she answered, and her
ewes began to fill with tears.
at is Joel?'' / said, and a moment
later realized how heartless the
question was.
The girl looked as though she had
been struck. Gradually her head
dropped forward and her hands went
to her face.
"Oh, how I miss him." she moaned.
"In the DAYTIME l want him until /
wish to die. But at night when the
others have gone to sleep and can't
sleep I lie over there in my cell and
look up at the darkness and wonder
if he can know how l want him.
IT see his face and hear his voice
calling to me and there / lie until the
first gray light of the morning streaks
in through the east windows and the
birds in the matron's room welcome
the morning.
"Then feel that I have lost all that
is worth while in life and 1t fairly
tears my soul from me.
when l leave here, as / understand
| will, / am going to live with my
brother in GarVanZa. l am going to
try and learn something of benef1t,
some profession, so that l may 90
something to help the old world along
and make someone happy. That is all
i ever nope 10 II 10 ny .~-''
| walked to the door without a
word.
/ had gone there prepared to find
a woman of the kind only too familiar
TO the courts. a woman of good looks
and of unspeakable manners. but as
heard the iron barred doors clank
behind me and heard the grating OF
the heavy keys in the lock, began to
remember some of the things l had
written about Mrs. scheck when the
murder first became known and l be-
gan to realize that had made mis-
take.
/ stopped on the lower, landing while
the taller fumbled at the lock which
marked the dividing line between that
place Of misery and the outer world
I paused for moment and from
above came a low, heartbreaking sob.
n was n woman's voice and thought
of that sentence she had uttered not
more than ten minutes before:
"oh, how l miss him; in the day
time l long for him until L wish l
could die"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
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Take, for example, the case of Mr..
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
Had Heard of California Misses At
tending PugiIistic Encounters,
and With Escorts, Decided
to See Performance

That the manly art of self-defense as
handed out by the representatives OF
McCarey's fight trust has taken deep
hold upon the hearts of the fair maids
of Los Angeles was manifest FRIDAY
night when during the exhibition OF
boxing between a number of sprlghtly
youngsters, two popular young menu
bers of New York's swell set, ac-
companied by prominent young So
ciety man of Los Angeles. visited the
fight pavilion and with ring side seats
seemed to take thorough enjoyment In
the performance.
The young women are sisters.
daughters of F. H. stone, retlreo
merchant prince of New York. Miss
Ethel, accompanied by her younger
sister Agnes, arrived in Los Angeles
about two weeks ago and have been
visiting relatives on Toberman avenue.
Friday night the two young wo-
men, accompanied by prominent So
ciety man of Los Angeles, who incl
dentally is interested in number OF
big mining companies here, started Out
to attend the Barlow fete.
I'VE were dressed in ordinary street
costume, as we had not fully decided
where to CO." said Miss Ethel. the
elder, yesterday in speaking of her
experience.
I'VE started all right, but on the way
down we saw the long Strings OF HleH
hurryfng in one direction, and the
Young man with us told us that there
was going to be a number of prize
fights.
"At first we suggested that we go,
only for fun, and when he remarked
that California girls were used to see
ing prize fights and that New York
girl would not be able to understand
a fight there was only one thing to
do and that was to go.
'At first the young man would not
think of taking us. He seemed scared
about IT, but when We insisted that
we should go, and stated that we had
good stout wells in our purses he finally
agreed and we went
"At the door an officer stopped us
but fnally one said that II girls wanted
to see a fight they should be allowed
to see one and he took us In and showed
us a good seat near the ring side.
when we got inside we were sorry
we had tried the venture, for the men
stared at us in a most rude manner
and our escort turned very red. but
il was too late 10 back out and we re-
named.
Il watched all the nights from start
to finish and why il is that women
make such a horrible objection TO a
fight Is a mystery to me.
''They told me that the fights last
night were not as bad as usual, but
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
NEW YORK GIRLS SEE MILL
SHUDDER, BUT ARE NOT SORRY

the men hit each other pretty hard.
My sister picked the winners of every
fight, but 1 don't think she picked them
on hits. 1 think she judged them by
looks.
Just once when that man was
knocked out and fell down on the floor.
began to feel queer. l don't know
whether l became i'll or not. but L
was glad when he got up and every
one could see that he was not hurt.
Il admired the little fellow Erwin,
who fought such a good fight.
1 don't know what my folks will
say when they hear we have been to
a prize fight, but there is no use deny
ing the fact. We were there and L
believe 1 enjoyed it, but never again
will l walk in before a crowd of men
like those there that night who stared
as though they had known us for a
long time.
When I go back home 1 will have
lots to tell and then maybe the other
girls will start the fad of attending
fights.
Il hear it is quite popular out here
for girls to go to fights"
-o$-O
He has a large family"
why, he hasn't anything but a
wife"
Il know: but she weighs 300 pounds"
New Orleans Times Democrat.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
IN URING the month of September the
~ drinking water especially of cities,

IN URING the month of September the
~ drinking water. especially of cities,
is apt to be polluted.
To supply water to a large number OF
neople rivers and lakes must neces-
sarily be drawn upon.
These places become more or less
sta gnant during September. Hence the
water is impure.
The result is prevalence of Typhoid
fever and bowel diseases.
The natural and surest remedy Is to
change from polluted to pure drinking
water.
This cannot always be done, however.
Many people are wholly dependent up
on such drinking water as the city may
furnish.
Their systems are therefore contami-
mated with disease germs. Some or the
people so contaminated fall easy prey
to disease. Such people are those VINO
happen to be in n weakened condition,
or who are suffering from slight ca
tarrhal conditions of the mucous MEM
branes of the bowels.
Therefore it follows that in cases
where the use of contaminated water
is unavoidable, the next best thing is to
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
ceIebrate openIna Mass

the scholastic year at st. Vincent's
college will be celebrated this morn
ing at 1045 o'clock at the Church of
st. Vincent de Paul. corner Grand ave-
nue. and Washington street, Rev. H..
NJ. Murtaugh, C. NJ. will be celebrant.
Rev. II. j. O'Connor deacon and Rev.
G. j. George sub-deacon. Very Rev.
DR.. j. s. Glass. C. M. president of the
college, who recently returned from
Europe. will preach the sermon.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
ohaerve IeMlah Feasts

The year 5667 of the Jewish calendar
will be ushered In next Wednesday
with special services in the Jewish tenn
pies and synagogues of Los Angeles.
Ten days later the Yom Kippur, or
Day of Atonement, will be observed
with solemn services. Local Jewish
people are preparing for the high holi-
days. which are always observed with
great ceremony.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
Marrles at Seventeen

II married Joel scheck when was II
years of age He was only hoy and
we went TO live on San Julian street.
AT that time | went TO work at my
mothers lodging house. | did the work
for her for while and would then
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
ReoaIIers Feast

Dock" Houghton, the recall coun-
Gilman of the Sixth ward. and few of
his political friends, with several city
officials, celebrated the second anni-
versary of the recall movement IN Los
Angeles by a banquet at the Bristol
cafe last evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16

A. I'd Y,
peaIt a toni in
located
Of trouble with and
I M he
Ihnvcre mended
ed ND cured"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16

DIR. Humphreys Seventy
seven" differs from other Cold
cures-because it cures by going
direct to the sick spot, without
disturbing the rest of the system.
No poison, no drugging, no dan
ger to the heart, the kidneys Or
the lungs-a complete cure = no
hanging on of nasty Catsrrh or
hacking Cough.
"Seventy-seven' is put up in a
Small Vial of pleasant pellets
that fits the vest pocket.
AZ Druggists. rs cents or mailed.
Doctors Book mailed free.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine CO., cor
William and John streets, New York.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23

ia The sun. was \ great surprise and
shock To the Town tie Was one ~
AlachuA's most Substantial and useful
c,tizsn.--'urh y citizen ~ no town can
Well shJfd - lose he vas n spleudld
type ~ the sober. lndu.tr,uu. aud
Chu,tlsn young man ~" had a b,Ap.
tiful lii,lr home sui lived an ideal
home life, faithful aud lov,uR Ia d..
wife and children Through his in.
dusiry and busines. tact h- left he liI.
tie family sell provided for lie ".
= faithful and regular Attendaal At
sunday school ani church and Vas In.
teresied in every good cause The lo's
to AlaehuA Ia only second 81 that ~
his family. Ca whom the entire com.
munity sItend their deepest 'ymps'hy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23
THoMAS-AlLlIARO
Marriage Of Well Known Gainesville
Young Man TO Charming LADY.

Marriage OF We'll Known Gainesville
Young Man to Charming Lady.
A very pretty wedding WAS cele.
bratpd az st.. Matthew Methodist
Church at so'clock last evening when
DR.. r. Y. n. Thomas and Mira. Selma
q. Hillisrd we're united in marriage,
Rev. Edward +. Ley, pastor OF the
church, officiating.
DR.. Thomas IL one OF the rising
young physicians Of the city and AL.
ready enjoys a large and lucrative
practice. Mira. Thomas ia q sister to
Mr. Edward T. JOHNSON, president "
the Peninsula Industrial Insurance
Company, and 10 young lady very
handsome and accomplished. and IL.
esteemed and loved by large circle
OF friends, She wore gown OF pearl
gray oeolian silk, trimmed with lace
and velvet and carried 6 shower bou-
quet Of brides roses in her hand.
The church was Hastily decorated
with palms and ferns and cut flowers.
and presented an attractive appear.
rance. Mendelssohn's Wedding March
was happily rendered by Mrs. & U.
SolEer. a personal friend Of the bride,
while the happy couple marched to the
chAncel. where they were united in
holy mAtrimony.
Among the prominent guests from
out Of the city were Msjor and Mrs,
Floyd and Mrs. Mary Thomas, mother
OF the groom, Gainesville, Fla. The
presents were Numerous and valuable
and we're from various parts OF the
State ~ we'll IA from friends in the
city.
Immediately after the beautiful
ceremony thar made them man and
wife, DR.. and Mrs. Thomas. with other
members Of the bridal party, were
driven to SI3 East Fir.t street. where
they will reside In the future and be
81 home tn their friends. Times
Union, Friday,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23
THE ALAcHUA SCHOOL.
Opened Monday Win FIaitering Pros.
pects--A Marriags-Noies.

RNNN9 - 'NSNNss
AlachuA. Sept. q The Alathua
High School opened its doors on the
l7Ih. The enrolment wAs the largest
for any opening day in che history Of
the school. A goOdly number Of pa
irons we're present, among whom were
two members Of the board OF trustees
and one member Of the county school
board. The devotional sGercisrs were
cond ucted by Revs, Foster and TVescs.
after which the principal made = shOri
address. setting forth the needs Of the
school. announcing the plans OF the
present faculty and appealing - the
patrons for their hearty cooperation
In making this By far the moot suecess-
FOL session 10 the history Of the instl-
sutton. Following thi, several patrons
made short talSs. whish were VsTy
much 20 the point and very sheoUrAg.
i6g to the faculty The students. as .
body. expressed thsmsslVSs ~ being
delighted thst school hes opessd again.
and thsy entered into their Esdlss
with 40 Enthusiasm seldom sssn IN .
school Of this class.
Mics Ethel GodbeJ Of waldo 10 stsy.
ing 9th her sisssr. MFs o NJ. Foteh.
and attending the Alaehos H'sh
school
Master Isaac Bishop, brother Of DE-.
Jim Bisbop. has epms over from As.
ellis 90 sii-sd oer school.
Me. Daisy Dell sad W. wiIlism
Milier Jordan ~ Blrmisghsm ~sss
married ai ths bons 81 che bfsds's
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23
Gainesville and Alachua County
Will Show Great Supremacy.
FINE EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES

The University of Florida, the States
Greatest Institution, Will Throw Op.
en- Its Doors in Gainesville for First
Time-The High School.
With the opening OF the University
next Wednesday, gainesville yain be-
comes the educational center OF the
Siate-s proud position she had for
nearly half century maintained till
the act Of the Legislature abolished the
East Florida Seminary, Certainly this
month ought to be a,red-letter date in
the calendar OF our city's history. For
not only does il mark the beginning of
our existence as the University City OF
Florida, but IL inSugurates new era
in tbe history Of our high school. The
trustees are to be complimented upon
their wisdom, and our people congrat.
ulated upon their good fortune in Sc.
curing Tom F. McBesth as principal Of
the University High S,hool. Mr. Me-
BeaIh 10 recognized throughout the
South as one Of her leading educators,
and in reputation and popularity
stands second TO no one in Florida.
Since notice OF his selection has been
given to the public, the press Of the
State has been unstintedly ShowerinR
congratulations upon our people. His
position at the head OF our school will
give il throughout the State a fame
aud q prestige that no other influence
could give, He was for eight years
principal OF the Central Grammar
School Of Jacksonville, and saw che
school grow under his administration
from an enrolment OF four hundred TO
over eight hundred His work there
was eminently successful-a work
which he reluctantly resigned TO .Sc.
cept a position rendered him here in
the East Florida 5 minary three years
ago
The trouble with ourSchool hereto.
fore has been the frequent change in
principals. No school can prosper un.
der such cond itions. To have power
aud influence q school must have in
dividuAlity. This no school can have
that changes its principal, and conse.
quent'y its policy, every year or two
"a Mr.. McBeAth IL n citizen OF Gaines
vile and fully identified with the city
and its interests. We feel that in him
we have promise Of permanent prin.
cipal who can and will remain With
the school and make IL in a few years
the frst high school OF the State.
The entire faculty OF the school this
year /. the best to be had foil list
with assignments to grades has been
promised ne for publication later in
the week.
TIE Sun bespeAks for the principal
and faculty the hearty cooperation of
the patrons In matters OF discipline
o the home and the school must work
together Their purposes and interests
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23
Wall worth IrHlrE.

" ". Brown. The populs' psssiob
attorney Of Piiish-ld W.. SaJs; Nest
Ca . psnsion. Ihs b-', thing % get 10
Dr King's Nee Life P,lls. lie w'iIes =
"They keep mT family IA splsnd "a
hsalth" Quick cu'- Tor headache
constipation and b,lliousns's 1bc
goa Fnntepd 30 eli dtog stores
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23
Opening OF UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
And THE UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL

- iirl,i'a the guoi ut t'.,.r'udr,.
Let us al wOtN together To laId up
here in Gainesville under tn shadow
OF the University high school that IN
time shall grow ia h. the preparatory
school for our two State colleges
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-23

The program OF exercise, upon OPEN
ing OF the University ~ Flor Is, vh,ce
will occur On the 26'h inst, vi,l ~
pear in Tuesdays issne Of The sun
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-09
EL DORADO
Ore From Canyon Nets Good
Figure

Jake S,oncr has received returns from
th, shipment OF ore recently made Ia
PhuniX, Arizona. He shipped 2lOo
pounds, which nettcd him $2SS. The
total charges ior shipment and treat
mcnt amounted To 81
There l. a repeated rumor To the Ell
icct that there j. II deal on ipr the entire
Southwest company at the Canyon.
The price l. said to hc $6o0O0O.
Dr. J. X. w. Brackcn, OF Las Vegas,
in company with an expert, has left Tor
Montana, after making a careful exam
nation pf the dffrrcn; mines A. Or.
Brackcu j. agent ior the Clark interests
at Las Vegas, and the further fact OF
his trip to Montana. point to senator
W. \. Clark a. the possible purchaser.
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