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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-29
GLEASON AND COURTLAND'S
 DRY SEASON
Law Forbids Sheriff Issuing License To Anyone To Open Saloon Within Six Miles of a Railroad Grading Camp.

As long as there are any raiirosc construction camps within six uafles
 f Gleason and Courtiand there will not be any more liquor license issueG to parties desiring to open saloons in that locality. During the past few days Sherif White has received q, number of applications from parties wao wished to open up saloons in thzt, locality. Under the laws passed by
 he legislature in 1903 it was made mDossible for him to issue any license while there is a railroad con tructiou camp within six miles ot
 hese places.
 The law as passed reads as follows:
 Section l. It shall be unlawful for
 he sheriff CT the treasurer of any
 cunty in this territory to grant
 icense to any person 10 sell. bsrt-- exchange or otherwise dispose of malt. spirituous or vinous liquors ia ess quantities than five gallons. with. In six miles of any camp or assembly
 men engaged in the consfFucti0.,
 repair of any railroad, canal, reser- Fo'r. public work or other kindred ez- terprises where twenty-five or mcIe nsn are employed
 Section 2. Any person who shall sell or offer for sale, barter exchange
 r otherwise dispose of any sp'ritucus malt or yinous liquors in less quanti ies than five gallons within six miles Df any camp or assembly of twenty i've or more men engaged in tte con struction or repair Of any railroad. canal, reservoir. or public work U ofher kindred enterprise. shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be fined in a sum not excse ding fifty drllars. o. imprisoned in tEe county jail for no, exceeding thirty days. or both. in the discretion of the court. and any at tempt to evade the provisions of this act, by giving away any such liquors to any persons on tie pretense or for the reason that such person has pur- chased. or designs. or Is expected to purchase some other article shall be deemed as sale within the meaning of this act, provided that the provis-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-29

The New Cuban Government
 WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-with the inauguration today Of President Go meg, Cuba is to make another essay to stand alone among the nations ol the world In the words of President Roosevelt. it Is the earnest hope and desire of the American people that the infant republic psay govern itself Dsth justice so that peace and order may be secure. While, such is the hope of the people here II cannot be said to be the general expectation among those well iIsfe rmed as to con ditions in the island. Speculation in regard to the success of the new gov err meDt Is indulged in on the basis of how long it will last, no one beIiev. ing that another intervention Is i'm probable
 The greatest assurance of success for the new government lies in the strength and personality of President Gomez. a man of the people. person. ally known to them. magnetic and winning, with the great prestige of bis own service in the field as a success fui guerrilla general in the last war.
 Jose Nieuel Gomez is a man of ac- tive patriotism and austere virtue He is described by American officials who have come in contact with him as viSorous asd infelligept man of affairs. He left his fields to fight for the in- deDendepce of Cuba. and achieved dis
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-29
DR. R|CKE1S v|CE-PRES|OENT
 SIERRA MAORE
c. E. WisweII Becomes Treas urer of s. M. & P. Railway, Succeeding E. ]. Gates Other News of Interest.

LA CANANEA. Mex. Jan. 2S.-Re- cent changes in the personnel of the Sierra Madre and Pacific railway have been made and Dr. l.. D. Ricketts of Cananea is vice president of the con cern. c. E. Wiswall. also of this place has succeeded F.. J. Gates as treasurer. and the duties of that position will be discharged at the office of that depart ment of the road in this city.
 Senate Saloon Closed.
 The Senate saIoon, we'll known as a baseball dope emporium last sum mer, while Charley Wright and Ed Brown held fort has proprietors. has hung the cobwebs over its array of bottles and closed it's doors until a more thirsty period arrives. Wright went to Sylyanite several weeks ago. and Ed Brown partel fer that desr old Naco. There are lots of doors open yet. though. and a sour face will always be able to borrow or buy a smile.
 Entertain With Five Hundred.
 Mrs Coie and Dudley entertained at toe hos D table home of the former Tuesday afternoon at five hundred. It was the first affair of it's kind that has taken place in the new me of Mrs Cole or the Mesa, and it's spacious rooms and artistic furnishings were greatly admired by the large list of guests. Delicious refreshments were served and the entire afternoon was replete with merriment and pleasure The fist prize at cards, a beautiful piece of drawn work, was won by Mrs Stuait: the second prize, a piece of drawnwork Of graceful design. was won by Mrs Wadle igh: the consola- tion prize was awarded to Mrs. Gmah ling. The guests were: Mrs. Young Strachan, Richards. Gmahling. Wi COX. King. Ki,k, Gibbs, Loomis, Te hilaney. Lyons, Mcbride. Smith. Chit tenden. Laurence, Knowles. Campbell, Gee, Hagy. Bordwell. King, wadleigh, Peters, Walsh. Bishop. Stuart, Blewett Evans, Thomas Wiswall. wilkie Greenedge, Spenser, Wailing. Nichols and Tcbey: Misses Ricketts, Wilcox. Young. Smith and Work
 Charlie Dodd Better.
 Charlie Dodd, who has been i'll in the company hospital for over a week, will be turned loose tomorrow. He has been laboring under haIlucinatiou that he was not sick at all and tho nur@es have been kept busy frustrul ing his many attempts to escape.
 Personals.
 H. B. Paull. general auditor for the Cole-Ryan interests, was here yester day and the day before on business.
 At the Alexandria "A Redewell Phoenix; C. F. Caryalho, Mexico City: w. Kinney, Jr.. Portsmouth, O.: W. P Reed, Portsmouth, O.; s. P. Rodricuez Fl Pasc; N c. Abram and wife; Hart ford, Conn; w H. Jones, Naco; K. r.. Urgahart, Denver
 At the Sonora-W. Darnell and J. T. Evans, Nebraska; J. M. Johnson. Naco; T. Strickland. Guzman; T. E. Braley, Naco; R. P. Drake, Fresno: J. w. Pierce, Nogales; A. l. Schnapton, Los Angeles; Peter Forbes. Sants Ana. Mex; Miguel Ltaz, Magdalena.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-29

ions of this section shah not apply 10 sales made under a liceuge issued by any county. incorporated town or citS. nor to those outside of the corporate limits of cities and towns which may have been established six months prior to the beginning of said wor- within said six mile limit.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-29
FOR SALE.

Old papers. 25c per hundred at the Review
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-21

below those which were generally
maintained. This feeling has been
somewhat extended and has infiuenc-
ed unreasonable cutting of prices by
some of those who were opposed to
changes. but felt compelled TO meet
conditions In order TO protect their
customers. AS a result OF these con-
ditiOns. there has been a material de-
crease In new business during the
last year. for the reason. as stated by
consumers. that they proposed 10 wait
until they we're satisfied bottom prices
had been reached.
The leading manufacturers Of iron
and steel have determined 70 protect
their customers and for the present.
az least. sell az such modified prices
as may be necessary with respect 70
different commodities In order TO re-
tain their fair share Of the business.
The prices which may be determined
upon and the details concerning the
same will be given by the manufac-
tureTs 20 their customers direct as
occasion may require.
The friendly relations which have
existed between the principal manu-
facturers viii continue"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-21
CBy Mrs. Elizabeth smith.)

The $3.50 Biblical hour seemed more
than usually impressive and filled
with deep meaning to the thoughtful.
Dr. Howell is well versed in the
sacred word and understands IL as few
do. His talk at this hour was on
Christ's way OF coming to present His
word. First by miracle, to impress
his words upon the people. Second.
a parable. to unfold the truth. Third.
aptness TO enforce a truth. Fourth,
example, His life a living illustration
OF His truth. He gave examples of
how Christ often. when sinners were
brought to His notice, looked past the
bad and saw the good deep down
under the bad. aud by His wonderful
love raised the good up out OF the
mire OF sin. and I'm so doing cleansed
the temple and made Il a fit abiding
place for the Holy Spirit. The power
OF influence and example are wonder
luis anu may "tAi hahS uo vain NoiN
fully lest we cause one who Is walking
close behind US TO stumble. Monday
forenoon will be the last lesson, and
none can AFFORD TO miss it.
At 1880 a. m. DT. Geisel gave her
wonderful lecture TO women. don't
believe those who were so fortunate
as to hear her will ever forget II. Dr.
Geisel is a word painter of marvellous
power. Her description of a most
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-21
Sentenced to Death Within
"a Hours After His Crime

confession and the death sentence
was imposed.
The negro said he was hiding IN
the woods when Miss DObbs passed
by on her way 20 a store. He seized
her and after assaulting her. cut her
throat and stabbed her three times
10 keep her from telling" Christian
showed no signs OF fright In court
The sentence came within tWenty-fOur
hours after the crime was committed
and Christian was sent 10 the Fin
castle Jail
The jail was guarded last night 20
prevent an attack that was expected
by a mob. A mob gathered Thursday
night near Clifton Forge. but agreed
not % attempt TO lynch Christian while
he was az that place"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-21

ROANOKE. Va. FEB. 2o.-Aurelius
g-hriaiian. ths negro Who Thursday
crlminally assaulted and then murder.
- Miss Mary DObbs. the pretty IL
5sarold daughter Of a prominent BO-
reiourt county farmer. was yesterday
sentenced 10 die IN the electric chair
ip ne State penitentiary on March q.
Christian vas taken from Clifton
Eoree yesterday 20 Fincastle and tried
nl . special sitting Of the court By
rcait Judge Anderson. who accom-
panied TIE negro and officers % Fin
aalle. Christian vas indicted by the
nnd jury and Judge Anderson an.
e'nted three lawyers 10 defend him
~ q conierence between the lawyers
bad the prisoner. Christian made
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-21
Sea Island Cotton Active
and Strong the Past Week

SAVANNAH. Ca, Feb. 2O.-The Sea
Island cotton market has been active
and strong the past week and ruled
steady throughout While the de-
mand was not so urgent as the week
before, still il was sufficient 20 result
m good sales, and a material reGIc-
ton In the Offering stocF. Prices
were well maintained. and the demand
was for an grades.
Large sales have recently been
made In Charleston. which have ex-
hausted most Of the stock Of island
crop lots, Il Is variOusly understood
Some think that the demand being
satisfied. GeOrglas and FlOrldas will be
In similar request. Others hold that
the demand for Georgias and Florldas
must now increase since the stock Of
islands Is out OF the way.
Sales for the week were 1879 bales
The following prices were based on
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-21
IMPORTANT MEETING
FOR NEXT WEDNESDAY,
or ESPECIAL INTEREST TO THE
LOCAL TRUCKERS.
Large Delegation Should BE Present
at Meeting Of Interstate Com
meree Commission.

A meeting of the Interstate Com
merce Commission viii be held I'm
jacksonville on next Wednesday for
the purpose Of hearing complaints of
the farmers and try and get a freight
rate on car lots of vegetables from
this point.
+. ID. Warner, who has taken a
great deal Of interest I'm the matter
and who worked up considerable data
concerning the same, has addressed
communications TO the truckers TO at
tend this meeting and be with them
in the endeavOr 20 place this matter
before the commission.
He especially urges that as many as
possible attend. for It will be seen that
the larger the crowd the more effect
IL will give to the reductions asked
for.
Gainesville is one of the most i'm
pOrtant shipping points Of the State,
and Il would mean hundreds Of dol
lars during the year to the farming
class II the lower rates asked for
should be granted. and IL is to the
interest Of every vegetable man to be
present al this meeting.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-21
REALTY CHANGES.
Large Number Of Transfers Of Land
Made Friday and Saturday.

Large Number Of Transfers Of Land
Made Friday and Saturday.
Following Is the list OF transfers re-
corded In the clerks Office on last
Friday and Saturday. which shows
that the realty market Is especially
lively just az this time:
Lizzie CellOn 10 Frank Cellon, Mary
A. Baird and r. J. Baird 20 W y. Gel
Ion, n. r. Hammond and r. j Ham
mond 90 Mrs. A. ". Gaskin. Mrs. A.
n. Gaskiu 20 J. v. Brown. Mrs Trudie
Brown 90 Elizabeth Berksresser. j..
~. Edwards aud wife 20 j. W. Barry.
Hattie L. Sanchez and husband 90 Jo.
seph h. Bowers, }. p. Bowers and wife
10 Sylvia r. Williams. A. q. ham and
wife 10 Vim. Anderson. @. W. Liy-
ingstou and Others 20 s. O.. Gay, Geo
7. Leitner and wife 90 s. ~, Rifles.
Melissa Jones and husband 20 NJ. l..
Alexander, n. &. Douglass 20 Clara
=. Martin. Melrose Manufacturing
Company 90 c. c. Neal W. r. Van
Ness 90 J. n. Eddins, Mrs. "a ~. Lamb
and husband 10 =. McKinstry
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-21
Robin Cooper Not Likely
To TeStifyin Murder Case

put Col Cooper on the stand @l'', 49,,
its first witnesses. and that upon p.
ID. umouy II will build up its theory
Of selfdefense. John ID. sharpe ~"
testify. too. according 90 genera =.
lief but IL Is doubtful n Robin Ooop'
will be- called upon 20 give evidence
The jury spent the day In open ...,' -
exerclses-largely devoted TO vaiAils
The defense has NOT yet issued a 80 h.
gle subpoena. but promises 10 have -
witnesses m court when tn''
needed -.
Il Is generally conceded ina
biggest aght OF the trial Wiii 60
when the defense closes ana 'n'
begins its rebuttal testimony
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-21

NASHVILLE Tenn Feb. 2O-The
days recess in the trial OF Col. ID. b..
Cooper. Robin D. Cooper and John D.
sharpe. charged with the murder Of
former Senator r " Carmack. was
devoted by attorneys for both sides 10
preparations for resumption Of hos
Utilities.
Counsel on both sides are very
secretiye. They were In conference
with witnesses nearly an day The
missing Witnesses for the State had
not arrived last night. but Attorney
General McCarn seemed confident that
they would BE- IN court today.
IA a expected that ne defense an
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-21

NEW YORK. Feb. 2o.--An "Open"
market IN the iron and steel trade
tal manufacturers believe win lead
stimulation Of the industry. was
ief late yesterday when former
dee Ebert II. Gary, chairman OF the
reclorate o. the United States steel
evaporation, made an OFFICIAL announce
ni mat the leading manufactur-
1s q iron and steel have determined
As protect their customers. and. for
rs present sell e. such modified
prices as may be necessary with re-
1pect o. different commodities In
order 10 retain their fair share Of the
tnslnesA" The prices which may be
determined upon win be given BY the
ahngactureFs 10 the customers direct
The action of the leading manufac.
surern IN eKecting an open market fol-
bowed q series o. conferences here
for ne last three days Of Judge Gary
~ ne heads OF the various subsidiary
companies q the steel corporation. to-
lhr with officials % other steel
anufacturing companies.
Judge Gary. IN the OFFICIAL state
nenk says that the smaller steel man
laciuring concerns for one cause or
smother. particularly the tariff agita-
non. have become more or less ex-
cited ana dem0Falized. and have been
sailing their products below those
prices generally maintained. and this
he'd the unreasonable price-cutting by
certain manufacturers who opposed 10
chanse felt the necessity Of protect
ne their customers. Following IN
arl Il enc statement made public By
aage Gary after the meeting:
Prices n Interest Of Buysrs.
-Following the panic Of October.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-21
.CHAUTAUQUA IS STILL
FULL OF GOOD THINGS
Coming Dates Should Attract Large Crowds.
Everybody Delighted With the Program.

gorgeous sunset on the bay at San
Francisco. Of the wonderful light ana
shade on sea and sky Of crimson ana
gold, then fading away 10 the mos,
delicate tints, perfect, perfect" she
and her friend pronounced it-but
from Il they turned 10 a beautiful
child that was near them and sald
more beautiful, more perfect stiIl
than golden sunset. or sea or sky "a
this little child; hands more delicatelv
tinted than any sea shell; lips OF coral
blue eyes looking up trustfully into
yours with a wonderful, immortal soul
shining within. and these delicate
little ones are given US to train and
guide for eternity. An, well may We
pause and ponder on this most solemn
thought" And that is what she pleads
with woman TO do. especially those
who are called 10 al this most holy
function OF motherhood. The care Of
the body. as well as the soul. as they
work I'm harmony. DR. Geisel has only
two more talks for us. and We bespeak
for her a good audience. as all feel
that it's good TO be with her and ab
sorb as much as possible the grand
thoughts that find such free utteTanee
by her lips.
$3.50 p. m. again brought the Rob
ley Quartette, when they succeeded In
delighting the very appreciative audi
ence for over an hour. The music. as
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-21

tempted 10 cross a neck OF the sink. a
few miles distant from this place. on
horseback, and was drowned. Search
was made for his body. bat as yet no
trace OF d discovered.
Mr. John q. Nichols is again In our
midst, looking after the hotel
SiK o. eight shots were hred on the
streets Monday night n Is not deh-
uitely knOvn whether the police were
around o. GOT
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-21
What Was Transporting
in Gainesville in 1876


The town council. upon petition Of
rIii1ens. has RENTED the tax impos
~ upon the EEDress Company. and
nell 0nioe has been re-established
here. 9Th @. W. sparkman as agent
lNr sparkman vas also railroad
.Eeni AZ that time, ana the shipment
~ vegetables by express was never
hoa1hi VI As those daysl
- aaI NondaF = coiored nan a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-21
Burlesque on Streets.

West Main street, in front OF the
property OF ]. = Bauknight presents
miniature pond. and on Saturday
someone placed a large sign in the
middle Of tae water prohibiting fishing
under penalty of laW.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-21
The STEEL TRUST TO
MEET COMPETITION
Smaller Concerns Frightened By Tariff Revision
Talk Have Made Many Reductions.

1907, the iron and steel industry was
IN jeopardy. JObbers and consumers
throughout the country had purchased
large stocks az prices prevailing when
conditions were favorable and these
were undispOsed Of. An immediate
and radical reduction In prices would
have meant bankruptcy 10 multitudes.
To prevent disaster and ruin. and at
the request Of scores who were inter
ested. a large percentage OF the lead
ing men connected with this industry
met 20 advise with each other In re-
gard 90 the best interests OF all con-
cerned and including the general pub
lie. Partly. at least as a result, sta
bIllty Of prices, as distinguished from
wide and sudden fluctuations. existed
until about the beginning Of 1903. al
though no agreements were made TO
maintain prices and Notwithstanding
small percentage Of manufacturers
stood aloOf from the conferences.
For a year preceding January 1.
1903. there was a gradual. though not
entirely regular. improvement I'm the
iron and steel trade. and an increase
In the sales made.
Manufacturers Confer.
During the last two days many Of
the manufacturers have been in con-
ference for the purpose Of giving to
one another all the information and
facts Obtainable concerning actual con-
dltiOns IN detail Il appears that for
one reason OF another. including par
ticularly the tariff agitation. many OF
the smaller concerns who have not
been disposed 70 cooperate during the
last year have become more or less
excited and demOrallzed. and have
been selling their products az prices
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-21

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-21

The want ads. DO more real estA's
business than all other brokers CON.
blned-in fact. they start" most Q.
the business that tie brokers ana
agents hnish
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-21

CHARLESTON. S. C., Feb. 2O.-Sea
Islands. Market quiet; fine, zoe; iui
ly fine. 22c; extra fine, 2Sc. Recelpl'
l66: exports, 6O1; sales, 400; s'ocA
ll19.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-15
A Daisy Top.


children
with pictures Of animals flowers and figures that
childish
which can b. painted
Denim all staple shades Screens
Of
yourself ,, .
o children
a
Measure giving elephants and children
Then white
a
legion On plain which
shine
be large scale and
nronortiouate to and
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-15
iENMcInEs oEs
:. 1sAS16ulGN .~

Long sashes are being worn WIN
coat suits.
Fur neckpieces are very vide and
mufls are huge.
Some Of the dainty new silk stock
inGs have lace insteps.
Red II q brilliant exception 70 the
ruIe that makes for dull-hued colors.
For coats with the extra deep open
inx either one or three buttons is the
proper number.
The use OF panne is . millinery fear
Sure. especially for the purpose OF
fashioning turbans.
auperb embroidery trimming
schemes In color show touches Of Jet
introduced into the designs.
Even IN children's clothes the ever
sresent note Of black h found. either
= piping, reveEs OF trimming Of some
hight kind
Corded alks Of the ottoman type
ore in great demand for evening
wraps, and the MORE velours have
aever been 20 effective.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-15

Christmas emblem. ! think even the
overburdened postman viii smile
when he delivers these bright mis-
sives. BY the way. how many Of us
ever think Of the postman or ask II
he has children to whom We could ut
least send . Christmas postcard?
Gifts of homemade cakes, fine mar.
malades. mince pies and cookies are
acceptable to young housekeepers.
bachelors and college folk who may
be unable to participate in the fes-
tivities at their own homes. Speak
ing Of things to eat. a. nearly every
one dimes sumptuously In the middle
Of the day on Christmas. this sup
per was planned to satisfy but not
0verwork the inner man. who Is gener-
ally taxed to the uttermost on feast
days. First. there was an appetizing
combination of fruits served in orange
cups resting on . dolly made Of
holly leaves. The mixture consisted
Of oranges. grape fruit, bananas.
grated pineapple. lemon Juice and
sherry. with sugar to sweeten. II was
chilled and seemed to be just the ap-
petizer necessary. Then came fried
oysters. old-fashioned cold slaw. hot
biscuit. potato chips. individual molds
Of cranberry jelly. shrimp salad. toast
ed crackers. coffee. cheese. nuts and
white grapes. The salted nuts were
in little sled-shaped boxes and the
name cards were tied to small Christ
mas tree boxes. which were filed
with bonbons wrapped in gilt paper.
MADAME MERRL.