davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20
catarrh canno, be Cured

With local applications. - they esn-
not reach the seat OF the disease. Ca
tarrh IL . blood or constitutional dis
ease. and In order TO cure 10 JOu must
take internal remedies. Halls Ca
'tarrh Cure Il taken Internally. and
asts dirsetly on the blnOd and mucous
Surfaces. Halle CaGAsFA Core 10 not Q
quaek medieinS. Il was prescribed By
one Of the best phystnass In this eOub-
try 70 ysAFs and 10 q regular presenp-
ton. IL 10 composed Of the bssI tonies
knOwn, eombibsd with the best blood
puFinsrs, nsting directly on The mo-
coos euFfnees. The perfect e0mbina-
tiOn q che two Ingredients 70 uhst
prod uoes such wondeffol resalts N
suring eafaFFb. Send for testimonials
free. P.J. CEEEET a Co. PF0ps.,
Toledo, Chic.
eolA b. drugxitis, prios 7bs.
1kks Haiis FsmflT PiIb feE eonati-
44lI4N.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20

i - General Sherman said, War ia
be-. what must the railroad accidents
De- During the months of January,
February and March, 1905, 232 persons
have been killed and 3,7l3 injured in
nroad accidents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20

''"'.lrnt Brown Of the Tampa Mid
" inter- Fair IL in New York booking
attractions lie will have the beet
ntg' going and all classes may eT-
Ie'' 90 see something worth seeing
Et'u they 90 to the fair.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20

The United States mints are busy
making money for our dependencies.
Il is nice to have some one supply you
10 resdy cash.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20

~ The mantle OF charity fall gently
1''l' Uncle John d. Rockefeller. He
y" % impressed with the sweet voice
" 'Toor 10y in . Cleveland Sunday
Sloo' that he will pay for having his
''''e cultivated aud support bis Wid-
''-i mother during he time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20

The railroads running fast trains
W.. have to build tracks around cities
where 10 stops are made, to avoid
flnuuC into open switches, or people
vii have to take their life in their own
hands
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20

The deaths from heat in New York
alone in one day will exceed those from
oil diseases in the whole Sts.e Of Flor
ida for week.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20

l'i' so hard to distinguish some OF
the Jacksonville whites and blacks
from each other that they label them
Eten they enter the street cars of the
c,iy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20

Polk county commissioners have Ap.
proprated 1900 for the state Fair eE-
hibit OF that county and will raise the
amount II necessary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20

~, TwiceA-week sun Is an eight-Page, forty
,O,ynp paper, published every Monday and
m. day. and contains ell the news Of the
81 local state and general, and will be
nailed. postage free, TO any part OF the United
e,,,s, or Canada, for 500 year-in advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20

All advertising bills become due after first
,c,e,rance Of advertisement, unless otherwise
,,,,ula,ed in contract. Parties not known to us
IN be required to pay for advertising in nd.
v,see Address, THR DAILY sun,
GAINESVILLE, FLA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20

The press Of the State, At least the
secular press, has manifested q most
earnest desire to stand by the State
teknnla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20

The Czaris threatened with being
d,posed, He may be lucky il he gets
Of that easy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20

Lieut.. Peary 10 thanking his stars that
he left New York before the hot wave
struck that city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20

lllooks as though the cotton growers
we're "bulling" the market to get big
prices for their last years crop.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20

v,,dinE notices in iOeEl column 10 cents line
s,,t insertion. and cents for each additional
isSeriion'
rpIlicaiiop.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20

=, DAILY srS, Published every morning eI.
-, Monday. delivered by carrier in the city, or
go to any part OF the United States, postage
- ,rtsa year; $3.50 six months; Si.7s three
. - or 50 cents for Eve wseks-strietly in
.dvanse.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20

". l i:sas .r. HANNE BROS,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20

OFFICE: PORTER BLOCK.
"a Main street, 5. TELEPHONE 4J-7
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-20
partial PRICE LIsTOP
Whistles, Wines, Beer and Mali,

Bulk Goeas--Jngs Free-NOt Pwna,d
80 Per Gallon,
Hye, DIN. Corn. uoOd Grade,
t1O Ter Gallon
Rye, Gin Corn Hum. FINE Qualltg.
~ ~ Fer Gallon IA
rye, Gin. Corn Rum Hest for the ni0neT.
500 Fer Uall0n.
"tt" Rye Peach aud Apple brady. Mes0n
ID by age.
HOO Per Gallon:
Victoria rive, soolAl DROPS RYE. Nedieina
quality.
LEMP ST LOUIS BEEH Per Ilaa
kAlgtaf uceT. ........t. ...... ......,..0 81
EMtFu Pale .. ........ . ..........s q
ntandafd .. ............ .. ... .......f o..
Malt. Extra dark ..... ....... ....,.. ~
CobuFHsr. Imported ..,...,,.. err
iiAsa Ale. tdntH ............. Gee 3 M
0ul1nesa stost Vints ...r..,...s. ~
Prices b. the Dbl on apple atiOn.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04

1t is disastrous calamity, when
you lose your health, because indi-
gestion and constipation have sapped
IL away. Prompt relief can be- had
in DIR. Kings New Life pills. They
build up your digestive organs, and
cure headache, dizziness, collie, con.
stipation, etc. Guaranteed at the
Occur d'Alene Drug Co. 20 cents
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04
Don't Overlook This.

$500 A uea { room house, cor
ter Iot 1ssf29 feet. f.a-t front.
blocks from city school. all
fenced, good shed aud toilet aud
city water. Terms to auit This
D. bargain
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04
Call for Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that / am
prepared to pay with ACQUIRED interest
the following kootenai county war
rants, of the Current Expense Fund,
series of 1904: No. l3 10 36 inelu
sive, issued April 10th, 1904. Interest
ceases 10 days after rtist publication
of this notice; date of first uubliea
tion, October IS, 1903.
GEORGE Ii. ROSS,
Tpaasurer
oct % my %
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04
This is Strictly All Right.

$500 beautiful new five room,
ria-terod hou-e, vith bath, nice
hail and clothes clpsots, two
nice r8Fcbes, good collar AMI
ont buildings, Go foot front by
IT, frDt ioep, nice lawn aul
gravel galka, some beautiful
shade trees Ia front.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04
The Best Residence in the
City for the Money.

$4,000 will buy this beautiful
tvo story room house. Ia heart
uf tho city two very line lots,
aue a corner Look this up. ii
Is snap.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04
SotIes.

All persons konowinR themseIye.
Indebted to the firm Of f.. 3. Ksl.
Ter q Co, are requested to make
some satisfactory settlement by Oct
10, either by cash or note.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04

cried Hannah Plant, of Little Rock,
Ark for the relief got from
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. 1t cured my
fearful running sores, which nothing
else would heal, and from which /
suffered for tive years. = 1t il d
marvellous healer for cuts, burns and
wounds. Guaranteed at the Occur
d'Alene Drug Co. &; % cents.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04
Good Buys
Here is a Bargain.

$1,000 A good room plastered
house, two large lots, each
tuNl2u feet, Beautiful loca
tion, only two blocks from city
school. No better Tor the
money.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04
Farms and Timber Lands
a Specially.

/ have listed some Of tho best
farms Ia kouteuai, ranging In price
per acre from go to $40. Have
also listed large tracts Of valuable
pine binds
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04
City Property at all Prices

Lots ia ans part ~ the city Ruz
mess lot- range In price from &l30p
ct $4,000. Residence lots range in
miro from 80 In slnn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
BU & d \ Ess.

|. Groceries 4.
Groceries i. ......E
.Campbell,s Hotel Cigar Stand &.
Meats and Groceries I. !.
.Confectioneress 1900. 1865.
Ice Cream, etc. . B. 80. "A.
Cleaning and Dying
Dentist ~. ,ss.t
Carriages and Harness a Il 1890
Cutlery and Supplies M. (. I. I. .s..
and Gasfitters "A.
~. " N. y
Clothing and Gents Furnishing A
American Laundry y I. & .S.E.8
store, 1905 Franklin II. M
Groceries
ShOes 4. u =. 2.
Shoes q. IA. 81 \. ". s. \.
shoes go. .SI
!. Lexingto Dry Cleaning Coz.
!. Groceries III =.
T. Ladie ilor n. !. Il.
.Dru gs y.
Wall Pape
/, Furniture ssst. ...$..
Stoves
Furniture and; II use 'urn i
4 liner Ks! 5 "a.
Art
/. Is M n. y Z *
Vie 4 a
, tiers 4;
Dry Goods, n lions, etc: ). :gg.i.
q eats s9 Y. - y. 4.
.GrOcer RES
.GrOce RES .s
%. .5.5.E.
Goal and ood ..S.
.Ia1l RS ss "A
n "
Taiior and Ha
Pictures, mes, etc.
!. Druggist ~.
!. Seeds and III ard ware .S
/. Crock kerry. II.
Virginia Bargain Store
Gents shings
.TeWele ~ Y. .
II eweler
~ eWeler rs
!. elgh M arket ]. .iI Y. 3 I. \.
!. Grocerie les b
.JeWeler etc n.
!. Groceries, etc. .E.S. /. 3
II Hardware, ood, etc Y
Toys and ~ tiles
n ~. ". 4,
.Groceries II. Isl. "
.Hatters "A. \.
Meats and Groceries I. ). ~
!. Dry G Gods and N ions
Drugs B. 5s .S.8
Designer and Illustrators Il. q
Clothing, Hats, ct
/. ~. !, !. M "a.
Groceries 81.
Prlnters ~, $50
Cigars and Soda
Drugs f. 81. Ri. ii & 49,. 81 .S.8. n
Druggist I. ~ /.
,Opllcla ,{.:'S
.Jeweler&and Optician
IN. X J. RI
Groceries 81. 4. y II.
Groceries and Fresh M eats q y. ". |.
Groceries and Fresh M is 4. !.
!. Crockery and Glassware
DRUG 1. 80.
Gents Furnishings
.Dyelng and Cleaning 81 . 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18

~ Mooney, ] LIZ. ~ y
! Miller, j ~ Il. ..5....s..
Il Manning ames @s.....5 N. !.
q Meyer, Joseph &,
MARSHA, James s3.
4, Mornrlo jerry !, -.
Mountcast1e, James
45Nfooklar,$ Dir. IL O II
Murphy, ] !. ~ n:
" Miller, Ernest ...s
i8Mou1ltcastle ~ Co. J.
If Now Y ork Bakery 4. !. 81
Nelson Theodore r.
r New y orlt Laundry Works ....;.i.
Noble g. Stowe ].
6,Nnumann,S @. I B u.
! Powell s. Mitchell .. .y.5.3 ].
Parrish Brothers &. !,
Powell Il b rothers ", y I. = /.
Phillips, w. r., & Co.. AS I.
Phillips, Josepl l,3
y Pllouis, Louis ,.,
Perlind I! .,
\ Paragon harinacy
Payne, r. IF .3s. ~ i. y! ~
Parrish, j.. |. j.
sPemb erton & B son s &
NRoscnbloonl g. Sons Il 4. Z. q.
II obelen, I M isses 70. e. NJ !.
Richmond Art Company I. I.5,5ss
Rupp T ", '.l.
Ruth, Lewis Isl S I.
Richmond Hat Company N
Robinson M. b. .1.,S,
Roane & Davis ]. N. y
Raymond, j, \.
Rankin j ohm VI 4. n ], ~
Richmond Cleaning g PresslngS Co.
Robins 81 R ichard son AZ
8Rothschild e. ompany " Y. &. ...t
5Richm ond Dry Cleaning Coz. NJ
SSycle, Seymour 81 y: IA,
Schnurman,aH. S.f.
Spence,
Southern Fine Art 60 ,,} 3y
Shook, W.. II. K.
Southern Seed Company ...35jj
Schwartz, A. II 80,
Schwartz, a. 1 II ,'3',
Strang aH arve g GO. .3.;
Strange, Kemper 81 Go s.2
5SSche ] ohm KHAN. ;''S
s Steiner, Samuel & Brothe
Sparks e Atkins on. q y,
Smith e. Campo N. .5;,s5.
stallTWa1lsP 1T ouse /.
/, stralis, p 5,
Smith, w 4. II.
Salon ons, ,,s.
Tompkins, G. H.
Thompson's Drug Store. ", Il, .
sTayl or, G. B
The Hat Boz s.g.. 3.
Tucker, G ;S.
'Taylo 7 q u.
\ Turner, G gorge W..
&Uhlman8 g. Baptist KS,
Union Clothing Company . .5..{.5;
Vaughan, +. Go. II w,
3Valhalla Health Food Company
Valentine, Mrs L.G NJ 33,5.
Whittet e Shepperson .f. 5',
IT. B. God, Jr. Y. !,
Witte, w. 4. g CO.
Warren, Charles r. ,.,S
Weidenfe Id, rank 2s,t. *. VA
5Weinstein, J !. , .3j.5.
WORKMAN, NJ. !.l.5.,S. IA
-yValdrop, H.
SWhitehurst B rothers S.s;
Warren, Mrs. ]. H. .i..s;. q.
Williams, Robert S. . !.
SWatskeyI Brothers .s.S
Warriner, w. F.SS.. i. 4. .5.5.5:3
Want, L.,. Z. - ID, 49,.
SSYorsham, "a. G. .
Williams, Randolph IL.
SIVhfta& Front IIiyery Stable q. "a. IS ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
NAME.
Anderson Grocery co.

Anderson Grocery co. /. !. "A ]. y. /. KS
Atkins e Brauer II !!
Atkinson, s. y ....9 "a. ~ $500. 1893
Arthur, P. A. q Co.
4 Browne e. Constine /. ..s !. 3 ..
Il Browns Butter Store !. !.
a Brulle, WI. IA, & 3 TO i
VI Brauer Walter p. !. !.
Il B ishop, s II E. 4. q \. y.
a. Browning, A. Il. Il. 4.
Burke, George ~. y. q J.
Il Beck err & r ose nburg |.
3 Ylankenship, Al B. Y. y.
"A Browne, C. 8 ~. 81.
Blakey, B Il H .sl. !. :. ];
Bennett IS I. !. &. 3. {.
jBlankenship J !. 10, g 3 70 :t.S
M Ball, Ed.sSSV Vi .S.3
AZ Bear NJ rs. illus 81. J.
Doth B rothersS, y \. NJ Y. !. II. &.
G Chesterfield Shoe Company.
s. Cohen Art Store u A. i. {. ". .5
Clements e Son !. I: |. s. 3 I.
Colavita, Phillip
" Cox, !. II. rs 4. s ~. y.
Cosby, 81 g. v. !. !. I
Cole, J. r., NJ or \.
III Cook 8, Il j P I.
4 Chicago Shoe Repairing Go Nh. Il
Z r economy Hardware Store \. Il y
a Einstein, j. s. J. B. /. J. I. ! y.
Dnbncy y Jol,nst on. 4; NJ
z. q
Y Duke, u A q q. !. /.
u Deuel. J, A. p. &
4 :, ~,
eathera e, w. 3 v s,..
Davis, NJ k N
Dickinson, G b r I.
fasDrinkard, W.. F ,5ss ~. ) !. /.
Electric 8 hoe n r actory rs \. J
Electric Novelty and Appliance Co,
Elicit, r.. t NJ.
i. Eagle Steam Laund ~ N
n ellis, Mrs. Edw., ] 1.
II Eureka Dying and Cleaning 6Co....B5t
Faulkner, IL. Go. ..I..
Fellhei inner, lie wi Is !. Z.
II r oster l.
Il ri ourn oy, r. NJ J.
Greentrcc, Meyer
Guyernator, L. y &,
Germelman, 9 .A. 3:..5 ,.!sS
+ GuYernator Il. *. ts.3
lass, George .s.. e
entry, Newton !. s. !. ;.,5.
Gran ger, fJ ames NJ. s3i,f
~ G ravens George p.
n frantic III thia Waite mi &C.
VI CLIPS Bakery. n s y.
Gonella B others "a. II
Gordon Grocery &C. -.
d Guvernator, u. H. ~. !. 4.
g. Clarke g. :.
A Hartung. & "a. |. !. n. !. !.
x II opkins, W. r .
Hawks, y 4 sG.5 4. 81
Harris Hardware G (,
Home Supply Company . g.it .s,3
u Ho bach, c. "a. Y. y;
a Hayes, James ID, 4. !.
Y Jahnke Brothers y; 'Ss,
Kass, Celia Z.
eek, Fred ~ !. u ~
Jarvis, E. Il S. Z.
& X ern, e. c. 83 !. 4, !.
i'd d " W. B K. i.
&Keppler, Charles ,..5;
Kelley, Phil G !. I.
KrigcerS & Creepy
Levitt, Jacob & Son y 81 500
G Lewis, G. T n. l. n;
Lie ebert & sutherland
Leigh, M, p. I5
Leibs, A.. s. ". I. :. h.
Lowry, liam Fl. a
Nc raw, James I,.5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
BUSINESS.


Groceries, Fresh Meats, Hay g rain etc,
Bakery ".
Wall Pape ..g..s
Merchant Tall Tor 5ss.t 4. q. III
,Crockerys and II ousefurnishing
Where PurItylis Paramount .,s
,Confectioners 81 4. "
Fresh Meats, etc. n
Groceries I. I. \. 4. h. \
Butter, Eggs and 3yegetables
IatlOrS ~ Y
Veget tables |. ~. we. n. +. ;.
Groceries ...5t. ~
Butter and Eggs u, y
Livery \. .5.}.a.%
Fish, Oysters, GOD Coal and Ice n
Fine illlnery ..I
Millinery
Wall ape ~. M! \
SHOES !.
Artist Material, Pictures, etc. ;.
Boots and Shoes s.. IS /.
Cottage Meat M arket B y.
.Transfe and Storage s.9 &.
Original Davis Gallery . &.
Sewing Machines \. 4.
stoves, Tinw are G Glassware, etc.
Capitol Ci ty Dlstribut ing Coz Liquors,
Shoes y; . s.l.y. ;s
Meats, Groceries, Butter and Eggs. Il
Coal and Wood <. = .s a.
Millinery IS /, n.
Bakery ctionery, God and Goal,
Cal
3Restau .f. I3 i.S
Bakery q.
Shoe Repairing Vi. .
Everything Electrlc zeal 81
Fish and Game y. b. n. 4.
Discount, Retail Trade Only
metropolitan Steam Laun dry.
Dry oods . .sS
Clothing Hats and Gents n Furnishing N
Y. t y y.
Dressed Poultry
.ClOthiers and HATTIE
sGroce les .il,s
Groceries, ats, etc.
Fresh Meats S /. V. 3.
Fresh Meats, Vegetables and Groc cries,
Groceries rash eats, utter 81 EGGS,
Fish $. rs " N.
Meats
,Lithia Wa tie 5$ Y.
Bread Like Mother y sed to Nj Ike :;g,,i
Fruit and Confetti oneries ..33.. .,.S
Groceries, Wood & and Coal Is. .iI.5
Wood and Coal !. KS
).
Books and Stationery ]. .5
Meats and G roceries \. ].
Groceries " !.
Hardware and Sporting oods
Housefurnishing Goods hi .t,5
,Plumbe ". .s. !.
jewelers. and Diamond Merchant s..55..j \. y
Fine Millinery .s.i. !. II
Dyer and Cleaner AVE. u. # 81. ar. -.
Family Groceries and N eats
Hardware .i.f.a \.
Jewele .$.5 .S.3 \.
Liquors y.
bumpers ~. A. - n "a.
Department Store 81. q.
Druggist. Y. :. =
Dry Goods, Notions. etc:
GrOcerleS 's. Il. <
Conf ctioners !. Y.
Hardware (. s5S. "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
!. No ! STREET \ I.

Notwithstanding Ave. fss
!, 8 O3 w. Broad.
.3O2 e.. Main.
GOA II. Main.
.205EE !. Broad. is.,$
Sixth and Clay.
1926 p !. Broad. ii
N 5 First Market. 81 y35i
ZOE q. Main.
Pine. Fl 5ii ,,I4 (; Il
.134 First Market. s43y3l VI s.il5
1903 E. ]. Broad. I3
.55 Second Market. l.55
vs. 0 w 3 Broad. 4, 81
.10G@S Second Market. a
.G01-6O3EiW. Broad. "
40 1# Twenty-seventh
! FL E. Broad. II I:
..1423 E.8tMain.
sN.sThird MS N iss3
~ p. Broad. II ii.,5
.2S7S; E. Broad. n @
t1515$ 81. Main. n
.202 NJ. Fifth. Y II &
.822&1V.SBroad
.9O4 E. Broad. Be- 93s.
IS E. 3 road. 85S IL
.. 9O2 f. \ Broad.
.,424 HE 3 road. u ls55 !555s5 y Y
s15525FSE. I'D Main. IN 4, ss5.
600 ~. Broad. s.33#8
.2O1 p 1. Broad. 5t5 n "a
.,Cor.s Seventh and Broad.
.231SN entieth. }.5
10 O3zSW. Main. tSas
! 8 w. Broad. Il
$23O1 Church Hill3Ave.
Tenth and Broad ~ ss
~ / E. Broad. 4 ,S5E
.i423 Il Pm. Sixth. I8}
I 16 =. IN aim NJ
.51 o p Main. III
llsA4S-49, Sd Market. ~
.4723-T25$YV. Cary.
Second and Leigh. 55a.
Is 2 Nv. Broad.
70 II E. 8 Broad ;.s5 If 3isS
1926 %. B road ~ 4 ~ N
LIP M Ninth. 4
Second Market. s5 n, q s33f
.j6Ol-603s E. Broad 55l.B
.1527ssW. Cary. 43!s N.
ia 03 n. 'Twenty-second
Cary. a,
1912 p Il Franklin.
TWEEN y-se cond and R, S3538YI.
ALA Sixth ST. ~ 4 "A, Il, II
Stall 5,as cond Market. s55.8
.20S NJ ighth.8 n n s5s5
..5O2 E. 3 Marshall. y.
1925 ID. Broad. d:
.Twenty-nrstS3and X Sts:
1929 w. Cary.
.5255E. Broad.
1921 E. Broad 3 3sS
.110O ". Clay.
1918 Nv. Cary. SSi33 Ssss5 81
.4O9 E. Broad 35 III
Bill w road. M
.92, Second Market. 55E
.S21 e. Main.
1912 %. Main.
..6O7 E. Broad.
Stall SO, Old Market.
.24 e. Broad.
.j2241 Venable5 st.
.31201 W., Cary .5s.6.
.512 p. Broad. & II. NJ
Franklin, Cor. Seventeenth
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IS KILLED BY TRAIN.
Dr.. Sharswood Seen With His
Head Lying on the Rail.
s fgnecial 10 The TImes- DIspatch.)

iss, Especial to The Times DIspatch,)
It NSTON-s SALEM, II N. G., Feb. a DIR.
William s,nrswood. aged seyenty-five
years, It ons time q ma n Of brilliant In
tellect. was struck and IS fatal injured
\ this aftornoon,by the coming passenger
train from North yyilkes boro. III Tho en-
II gineer6 says that Dr. SharsWoo cd was lying
on the guard rail OF the Btrestle across
little Yadkin8 River. two miles west Of
Donnalla. The train was making hGty,}
~ five miles an hour and ,on account Of a
sharp curveithe engineer did not sec him
f5suntil tho ira In WIS wi thin IN q hundred
& yards OF the man. Dr., shar sw wood fell
only a short lance. but he was picked
isS UP unconscious ono st BOULDER and hip be-
Ing mashed II q was placed In car
and brought to- the hospital here, where
@ lie died at z o'clock tonight, He was a
rs native Of philadelphia. and Is said to have
been a nephew Of the late Chief Justic
b SharsWood, an eminent jurist and author.
He came to North Carolina twenty-five
years ago, He was rather eccentric q nd
& could #not Il he induced to rela to this per-
Il sonal history further than that he came
from a prominent family, and tina t he had
8swellsto dorelallves In Pennsy lvania. i8s5 81
.3 81 For several Y years he conducted With
ability. a newspaper In Stokes county;
since then he has been living alone ina
a small cabiD IN surry county. Recently
lloF. SHar6WoOQ EaHlOuHCeu 3 lllal }llc cOI-,
q $tcmplated tina esta blishment OF Ia North
7 Carolina in,migratlon office IN Philndel-'
phin, He has also been preparing for
publication q work entitled d Facts Worth
Il knowing About North Carolina, y g t
The abroad people refuse TO believe
that Or, sharswood laid down on the tres
/ tic With suicidal Intent, The conductor
If expressed the opinion that the aged man
thought the train would not strike him.
lie was carrying q bundle OF aneWspa pers
ana other periodicals of late date,
MAKE HIS OWN DEFENSE.
Young Risdon Sent to Peniten-
tiarySfor Eighteen Months,
lspseIal to The Times. RlspatHh)
4 \, a.. Rdson. the young Ph lladelphla trooll.
charged with eInbezzen,ent perpetiated upon
business concerns a 4 China GROVE, and also
In this city year AGO. onslmed he at tenf
/. ionso the Superior Court here to-day. The
sy!dence was, conclusiY n and con Vet Ion fol-
Judge niy aiy ssnt eneed him prison TOR
eighteen mon In the state nNnit pry.8
h RlsdiIn made * his II own defens n before hoi
court Al s5S y
4 yswps Gan oas;S wears longer; psyss. "
The Coconino sun., 1905-10-28

Juan Acedo, aged five years, was amusing himself while his parents were moving. During the preparations a pint bottle of whis- key was left in a chair in reach of little Juan. Only one drink had been taken by MT. Acedo and the little fellow drank the remainder. Medical help was summoned at once and although the child re- mained. in a stupor, it was not thought his case was desperate. He died this morning despite all that could be done for him. Globe
 Belt.