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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-05
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-05
YOU DON'T NEED
TO KNEAD BREAD

And you wouldn't, either, n you would
only ask your grocer for bread made
BY the Keystone Bakery. See that
your grocer doesn't try TO sell YOU
something Just a. Sod"
Have our wagon stop at your home
daily and be satisfied.
KEYSTONE BAKERY.
Phone les r, 7. sehatsr PROP.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-05
isI,RAILWAY Off
GALS MET THURSDAY
/, IMPORTANT MATTERS DIS
...seu FOR GOOD OF ROAD.
.,.r Adjourned to Meet in Jack
.,,vIIIs Again Today to
Finish Business.

.ooual meeting Of the Board
p..ctors of the T. & J. railway was
/. this city Thursday at che gen
.Ticss of the company, but after
!, session the board adjourned
I, again in Jacksonville today.
,-oDr the more important matters
..d At this meeting was the con-
,tIou Of the road and its rolling
4 and ii was decided to at once
..Dce the Improvement IN order
-,et the requirements Of the road
airing the coming busy season.
s.torts of the Affairs showed that
II being handled in a most salts
AN manner, and besides the inn
snsnts made, it is being operated
nost substantial manner and is
M paying piece Of roadway fos
aockhOlders.
ssaeral Manager Glass received
..,ble mention from the directors
ne manner in which he has man
ne affairs and brought the road
be- front again.
ose Of the main improvements is
rotor car to run between this city
sampson City to connect with
Gs G F. railway. The ear will
50 constructed as to meet all of
present. needs in the way Of bag.
and express, etc.
Marty all of the directors Of the
nny we're present and they de-
nd in the afternoon to meet in
lsmville today, when the plans
DE motor cars win be further dis.
and the manager hopes def.
NJ decided to be in operation with.
b rery short while.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-05
BELT PINS.

t'"'hiti eif INDIVIDUALITY thfhh ~
the past Some beautiful belt bin
are shown IN the most elegant De
signs. odd shapes with big seis ~,
very popular
Hat Pins-of bat pins there are o
thousand and one dIagrent styles sr
OF which are worthy There arc pla.
vi,h metal rims framing jewels Of
aia@cHr kinds add there are pins Of
metal alone and jewels alaae silver
liH Pins ore good becauss ne, ga -
veil With the trimmings u,sd on ths
ssp
The arai aaa second days u oar
Piano Contest proved tnteFssiiaE A.
friends u che rifls and younr iasle
are rs',iss busy % order TO have then
among ,hg nut
Folio.iag q ne vote a. sansas.ea
Noy 9nd.
Sits Hains LsavlF Tloea ASIA
Mhs yIda Bauoa. Beil - gags
Mis- Annls nsyHls. ATsdopao aiis
Miss Wa PoEsm Ahchaa L7T
tilss osuruas ouihs. Iiarss ANS
Miss Anuis Mslalu. Archer 1850
Mss Lorna Mccrsais Miessogg fi8
Mis- ciem T5sksif Sesbssfy i.ias
Miss Rola &. Risea. filrh spFisgS ISIS
tis Anais Fnes. wE6s .s.. tico
Miss Ansis EiFkiasa. Aiashas 80
Kiss Bessie walis. ilaatkern as
Mss nains yssslsgs. Rostele ~
Miss Aics ssissinss. wake ~. as
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-05
sroMAcH TROUBLE
Had Il fer Years Until he Heard Of
Mlona--J. W. Mscollum q CO.
Sell a.


II you suffer from INDIGESTION. beieh'
ng ~ gaf. lump Of lead on stomach.
lnlolsncss. dizzlness. foul breath
atryousnoss. constipation. az head.
che. give j. W. McCollum a C0. %
s,nts today Tor q box o. Ailona, thc
celebrated stomach prescriptlon. and
In o doesn't cure sou they Wiil elfe
On your money hack g relieves
painful stomach distress Ia Ave min.
.utt Read the following;
4 had stomach u0abIe for years.
Aner eaunr ! would De troubled ioT
an hour or 10 vlth INDIGESTION
bought one box Of MloIa tableis
from Carney DruE Co. watch corr
pis,eIy cured me That aas 80 m0nihE
ago and 90 ,hls day have not been
troubled again ~ g. Harkey. Gan
ney. s. C. April 20. 1909
Mona 10 the beet prescfipfion iof
stomach tr0uble ever writer not
only does d give quick relief boz q
cures permanently boeaass y thor.
asrhiy cioanrcs renoyatst. builds ~
and puts elasticity into the stomach
and boweln Mfona d DE 10 ln lab.
IA form end 10 small and cay %
svail0v. sold b. iea1i8e erursisis
sysrywhers and 10 GaineEyilis ~ =.
~ Mcclellan 4 Co vh0 nrifiy guaf
aniss them Test samtia FREE -.
srsss nooth's Ntoaa. Baaaio. ~ v
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-05
AVERA-ALLEN.

1t. is doubtful II more brilliant or
more beautiful nuptial scene was ever
witnessed In McIntosh-iamous for
pretty weddings-than was the wed.
ding of last Wednesday evening at
the First Christian church when the
fair hand Of Miss Mary Sue, the pref
ty and attractive daughter Of Mr. aud
Mrs. w. r. Allen, was given in mar
riage to Mr.. Drayton Ayera Of Gaines.
Vile, and these two plighted their
troth. each 10 the other, to love, hon
Or and cherish through life's journey.
AS the hour OF $50 o'clock APP
preached the guests began 20 arrive
20 witness the wedding and share in
the happiness OF the young people. and
to do them honor.
The girl friends OF the bride showed
rare taste In their selections Of such
beautiful palms, bamboo, pot plants
and cut flowers, which decorations
made the church an annroprlate set
ling to a fairy scene.
Mrs. Flewellen played the Mendels-
sohn Wedding March and the brides.
maids. Miss Fanny Allen and Miss
Virginia Allen. in beautiful dresses Of
white lingerie deliberately trimmed
with laces and ribbons. entered the
church from the left aisle, followed by
the bride, Miss Mary Allen. leaning
on the am Of her father Mr. W. Z
Ahen
The oshers. Mr. Clark C. Chitty Of
Gainesville and Mr. Howard Bate
man OF Mcintosh. entered the church
from the right aisle followed by the
groom attended by bis best man. Mr
IN. +. McCooE Of Gainesville. meeting
The bridal party at the altar where
The beautiful marriage ceremony Of
the Christian Church wa solemnized
by the Rev. 30. Coleman Of ocaia
The brides exquisite gown was
white crepe de choao deliberately trim
med with embroidered rot with rib.
bon and laces. her ST. Being OF
white tulle. She carried larg
shower boquet Of brides roses.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party and guests repaired 70
the residence Of the brides parents
where a sumptuous wedding supper
was served.
The fair bride e one Of McIniosh's
most beautiful young women. She has
just reached young Womanhood ana
numbers her friends By hundreds.
she h the eldest daughter % Ar and
Mrs. w. p. Allen. - posHesfed % 2
bright mind. and b. accomplished IN
the arts Of home and society. she
possesses q charming Dersonaliiy ana
sparkles with Wit and repartee she
win be greatly missed By Der many
friends and Gainesville. her future
home. q indeed securing Tor herself
a rare jewel
Mr. Avera ls a prominent and sas-
cesrful Insurance. man q GAinsaV'lie
and q possessed Of ell the good trals
~ manly man. and yin make ne
young lady Sho has intruliea he'
tm4 nrd NE 20 his kseping . O. bu'-
hand and companiou-
ne yovsE oOuDis ~ imlsa.aie.
.Rer tse wettiug g raef iN o'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-05
HAD PLEASANT TRIP.
Party Visit Grand island In Automo.
bile From Gainesville.

bile From Gainesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. y, f. Cannon, Mes.
DANES J, l.. Medlin and j. y. Dell, Jr.,
with c, w. Hill In charge OF the ma
chine, returned yesterday from a short
visit to Grand Island where they
went TO take look at the handsome
orange grove property OF Mr. Cannon.
The party left Gainesville on Wed
nesday morning, arriving az their
destination IN the afternoon, and on
the return trip left Eustis AZ II a. m.
aud arrived In Ocala at noon After
spending a few hours there they re.
rumed the journey. to Gainesville,
making the trip here in two hours
Mr. Hill. who had charge Of the car
which was an r. NJ r. Model 30.
states that the entire distance was
covered IN Eve hours and twenty-five
minutes and the roads between Eustis
ard Ocala we're In bad shape.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-05
WILL TAKE NEW COURSE
Or. Geo. S. Waldo VIII Install x.Rsy
In His OFFICES.

DR.. Geo. s. Waldo will leave today
for Philadelphia to enter the Medico
Chlrurgical Institute, aud will be ab,
sent for the next few weeks TO take
a postgraduate course for this Glaze
OF work, together with the Xray
He states that on his return he will
install In his Office IN this city a com,
plete outfit and Xray coil Tor the
purpose OF making skIagraphs and the
treatment OF certain diseases with The
high frequency current
Mrs. Waldo will accompany him on
the trip and following the completion
OF the course az Philadelphia the
will visit the old home Of the formers
mother IN Washington. also New
York and Baltimore.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-05

amid showers Of congratulations and
best wishes. They will visit different
points of intereSt in the State. after
which they will be at home TO their
many friends In Gainesville
A FRIEND.
Mcintosh. Fla, Nov. 4. 1909.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-05
A Hair Breadth Escape.

D you know that every time you
N cough or cold and let 1t run on
skhg II will just cure itself you
b hritlng pneumonia, consumption
/ some other pulmonary trouble?
PIT risk 1t. Put your lungs back in
giea health and stop that cough
~ Billiards. Horehound Syrup,
~ &c, SOC and S1.00 per bottle.
II BY W. NJ. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-05

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-05

'iia iAs want ads. in today's Sun
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-13
WING THE EST WAY.

che Terrc Haute Tribune takes up he case of the young man of zU born and reared in the country who. having read of the great things which country-bred boys have done in the city, yields to the demands of his awakened ambition and forsakes the locality of his nativity for the maelstrom of city life and its allur- ing possibilities. The career of this boy-just the age when one does not accomplish any wonderful or start ling success-is followed to it's con clusion. and 1t is contrasted with that of the boy who stayed along in the vicinity of his upbringing. The boy who stayed is shown at middle life with a wife, family, a modest cot tage home. with garden plot and keeping horse and buggy. while the one who went 10 town is described with all the strained nerves, the brok en health and the lack of close per sonal associations which are a par, of what a man who tries must pay for even mediocre success in a great city. And then, the Tribune asks which one is richer
 And We answer, the fellow whc stayed in the little town. He has lived beyond any great worry as to wherewithai snail he be clothed and fed, he has made a reasonable sue cess Of his life and his business, as those things are teckoned in the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-13
MORTUARY HEROES.

The Dreamer dreams, and the World
 sneers;
 The Dreamer works, and the World
 jeers;
 The Dreamer loves. and the World
 laughs.
 The Dreamer dies; the World signs And buries his bones under epitaphs.
 Dreamers, and sometimes the gen fuses of great accomplishment, live neglected lives. Many of them are misunderstood. their ambitions scorn- ed, their works derided. Long years after they have gone down into the grave, forsaken and unmourned, their crumbled bones are dug up again to be paraded in state and reburied un- der a marble pile. Charles Pierre LEnfant. soldier, distinguished engi- neer of the capitai city of the Unit tu sSldltS lS pti AD ult Dthuig and to lie in an obscure country bury ing ground for nearly a century, his grave marked by nothing more than a cypress tree. After 300 years of neglect and utter indifference to his l existence during his lifetime, the 
 , city of Nuremberg builds a beautiful monument to Hans Sachs, it's cobbler- poet. In every land bronze efigies arise of men who, in life, scarcely knew a word of public appreciation, but whose graven images are un- {, yelled afterward with noisy demon, strations of public gratitude.
 These occasions are called "honoIs ing our distinguished dead" but they might be better described as doing penance to quiet the public conscience for it's mistreatment of men whose greatness was beyond its understand ing. What a different scene was thai in the little graveyard where a few charitable persons helped to throw clods upon LEnfant's remains, ana that one, S4 years later, when his ashes were laid to rest in Arlington in the presence of the president ol the United States and his cabinet senators, the supreme court, the am bassadors of France, and all the be ribboned corps and societies whict gathered to do them honor!
 The world must have its mortuary heroes, and it is reverent and human to honor the dead. But a little oi this post-mortem appreciation could
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-13

The San Diego Union says that "the likelihood that San Diego har' Dor will have a rival in San Pedro even in the distant future-may be safely regarded as a contingency too remote to be taken into serious con. sideration." It is not likely, says the San Francisco Chronicle, that the opinion will disturb the sanguine pro motors of Los Angeles harbor schemes. AS a matter of fact, the latter do not take San Diego into consideration; it is San Francisco they propose putting out of business by transferring the commerce of its port to the artiflcially created south ern harbor
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-13
PITCHER
 OPENS A STORE

Claude Elliott, the former pitcher for the Giants, has opened a general store in the town of Pardeeyille, Wis.
 Pitcher Jesse Tannehill of Wash iugton saved himself from a trip to the minors by blanking Boston 1 to o.
 President Johnson has notified all of the American league clubs that n' double-headers can be played on first trips.
 Fred Parent of the White Sox Is playing a fine fielding game but has not been able to find bis batting eye yet.
 Hugh Jennings would like to have Eddie Plank of the Athletics, to help the Tigers win that nice American league pennant.
 Johnny Kling probably didn't lose any sleep because the Cubs lost five straight games to the Pirates.
 It cost Red" Kleinow Of the High flanders several days on the bench and a portion of coin to tell Umpire Egan to get an auto searchlight.
 It begins to look as though Billy Murray and his Phillies will throw a scare into the wise pickers of base ball champions before the open sea- son for snowplows.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-13

well be spared to the living. Quiet ing the public conscience by erecting bronzes and marbles to his memory is of little worth to the man whose achievements and e.dalities made him great, but who was allowed to die misunderstood. The living man is most in need of appreciation. He can best use praise and encouragement while he has yet the strength to per form his work. If it be right to hon. or our public servants and our gen fuses, and there will be none to deny it right, let us give them part of that honor while they live.-Wash- ingtcn Post.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-13

small communities. and he has had time for his family and time for re- creation and time tor lifelong friend ships. lie has done no great deeds, but he has probably done no very lit- ties ones. He has met the responsi- bilities of life as they arose and he has lived. Living, differentiated from mere exIsuns. is getting the best out of life, and in the long run the best and about all that it is pos sible to get out of life is to live Il hopefully. helpfully. normally. and as reward therefor, if there need be greater reward than the conscious ness Of a life well lived, have the love of home folks and the strength ening influence of genuine friend ships.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-13
NOTICE.

"A reward of $500 will be paid for siformation leading to the arrest and nvfct!on of the parties stealing The Gs7few from subscribers.
 THE BiSBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-13
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B.sbee. Cochiss County, Arixops.
 Januarv 3oth n 1aAA

b.sbee. Cochiss County, ArizoDs-
 January seth, A. D. 1898. To James Davis.
 Ton are hereby notified that ws have expended Twenty-avs Hundred (&2b00.o0) Dollars in labor and i'm provements upon the following de scribed Mining Claims, situate and being in Warr1. .-.ning District, County of Cochise. Territnry of Ari. sona. to-wit:-"THE S1. lCOi9- the Location Certificate of which fs recorded in the Recorders OHIce iY and for the said County of Cochiss, in Book 22. ecords of Mines. at Page 4s4. THE TEXAS Mining Claim. the Location Certificate of which is re- corded in said Recorders Omce. ip Book g. Records of Mines at Page <S5 'The RED 0OLDr Mining Claim, the Location Certificate of whio h:s re corded in said Recorders ofice. i, Book No. 22. Records of Mines, af Page 1sS, THE NACO" Mining Claim the Location Certificate of which fs recorded in said Recorders once, !p Book No. 22. Records Of Mines. st Page 4sS. and THE PRIDE OF THE WEST" Mining Claim. the Location Certificate of which is recorded is said Recorders Office in Book No. 11, Records of Mines. at Page lS7, as will appear ny certificates files in the once of the Recorder of said Cochise County, in order to hold said lands and premises under the provisions of Section 2524 Revised Statutes of the United Sfataa. being the amount re puired to hold the same for the year. 1904. 1905, 1906. 1907 and 1908.
 And # within ninety (9C) days after this notice by publication you fail of refuse to coutibute your proportion of such expenditure. as . co-owner your interest fin said claim will become the property Of the subscribers under said Section 2324. Of the RsvissS statstss of tbs United Ststes.
 THOS. SAYERS (Sear.
 0. McCAETY (SeAl).
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-13

HOTEL MiNNEWASKA. Newly and beautifully
 furnished. No noise, no dust, pure air Yet only 3 blocks from Broadway. Rooms or apartments. Single or en suite, $25
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-13

Most exclusive family hotel in Los Angeles. Absolutely fireproof Mod ern in every respect Cuisine excel Close to all car lines. Popular rates -20 So. Grand Ave. LOS ANGELES,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-13

 tion.7 would lapse into the second fiddle place heretofore held by re- gions which have been paying for New Ensland's protection" in their sweat and blood.
 Let income tax come of with vic tory and the cast goes down; the bur ly, growing west will rise triumphant ly over it. All this MT. Alarich sees more clearly than can tell it. and to him. as to the other Belshazzarh of protection" it is as the handwrit- ing on the wall.
 Also. ii is like the bitterness oi death to Mir. Aidrioh. It hurts ms pride. threatens his pocketbook. men aces his region of New England. Has he routed the White House. forced Mir. Taft to fly the field only to find himself made to fall back before the senate.
 Why and in what manner has in come tax drawn (, itself these sur prising and unlocked for recruits! They have been scared into its sup port. They are for income tax not because they like it. not because they want it, but because they can't help it. being afraid of the people.
 The Aldrich bill arranges not to reduce but to deepen the deficit. IL is from ss.0o0.Ooo to sl2.ooo.00o worse than the Dingley law. It isn't what was promised, isn't what the people demand. And our unwilling income taxers, the DollivNrs and the Du Fonts, fear the wrath of the people. Who shall say what a shape that wrath would take? Wherefore they surrender to the young Turks. and the form of their surrender is in come tax.
 The other day in the cloak room confab Mir. Bailey said:
 If I were the counsellor of the men Of great wealth in this country would tell them, entirely in their own interest. that they should not only place no obstacle in the way of this legislation, but that they should turn in and take the lead in favor of it; should demand 1t, and inol- cate their willingns ss to comply with it."
 The Bailey word made a solemn i'm precision, not because of its source but because it was what every rich man in the senate had been saying to himself. The country has been protector to the point where pa tience is no longer listed as virtue. In the name of peace. protection must give way. income tax must be substituted in its place. The. rich must pay their share of the taxes, since the poor would consent to pay no more
 What do I inink? It is hard to prophecy the outcome. Money, p.S tlipd money, is a desperate fgnta when it believes 1t is fighting for its hfe. Mir. Aldrich has told New Eng land. told every manufacturer fatten- ing by protection that ,o him in the sense commercial income tax spells death. That, to be sure, isn { true, but the 'protected' manufactur- CT thinks it is true and will make his fight accordingly.
 Against money. as represented by the protected" manufacturer, IS the great. unwieldly public, as capable of crushing as an avalanche and yet as clumsily hard to direct. If the pub lie can hold what it has in the sen ate, income tax will win; MT. Al. drich, with his cut-throat tariff and its bandit schedules, will lose.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-13
Hotel Virginia
Why Liquors Froth.

When liquors are bottled they con tain a certain amount of sugar, which ferments through the action of min ate pores or cells. These break the sugar up into liquid and carbonic acid gas when the cork Is withdrawn and instantly makes its escape and, rising in bubbles. produces efferyescence and froth.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-13

The party line" on the tariff ques- tion already looks much like the old fasioned worm fence," and to com plete the parallel congress is going to "stake and rider" 1t with the max mum and minimum.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-13

The New Jersey corporation law has launched an sS,000,O00 bread trust. Likely loayes that have been getting smaller will now shrink to biscait-New York Herald.