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A Useful Article.

Mrs. De Flat-Can you show me any
thing new in folding beds
Dealer-Only this. madam, and 1t really
i quite success. On arising in the morn
inc you touch spring, and IT turns into a
washstand and bathtub. After your bath
YOU touch another spring, and it becomes
a dressing case, with French plate mir
ror. If YOU breakfast in your ROOM
slight pressure will transform 1t into an
extension table. After breakfast you
pres, these three buttons At once, and you
have an upright piano. That all 1t Will
do. except that when you die 1t can be
cb,nped into a rosewood coffin.
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Don't Cross Your Knees
From Harper's Weekly

A medical authority has recently utter
ed warning againt the habit Of sitting
with one knee crossed over the other-a
pose which is nowadays almost as common
among women as among men. This APP
parently harmless habit, it seems, Is likely
to cause sciatica, lameness, chronic numb
ness, ascending paralysis, cramps, varicose
veins and other evils. The reason is sim
ple the back of the knee, it is explained,
as well as the front of the elbow and wrist,
the groin and the armpit, contains nerves
and blood vessels which are less adequately
protected than in other parts Of the body,
The space behind the knee contains two
large nerves, large artery, and numerous
veins and lymphatic glands. 1t is the
pressure on these nerves and vessels which
is apt to give rise to the various troubles.
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One hundred thousand Persians fell IN
a day before Alexander, says the Woman :
Home Journal. Hannibal slew at Cannae,
2I6B.C.. As. 900 Romans out of TO, 900.
In the great battle in the valley of the
Marine in October, 45l A. d., between
the combined Romans and Cloths, and the
Huns under Attila, the allies slew the IN
yadine barbarians at the rate OF 100, 900
day for three days That was the blood
lest battle in history. That bloody job
stands pre- eminent as an instance OF Jnstl-
fable homicide. 1t saved Europe from
savagery, and rescued civilization. 1t Is
estimated that Caesars wars cost more
than .. 900, 900 lives.
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Arson to Hide Murders.

LYNoHBuRG, VA, Dec. 26.-Jas. Lnkous,
a painter. Of Radford, Va, was taken 10
Roanoke tonight to prevent lynehing at the
hands of infuriated citizens after a Coroner's
inquest had returned verdict that be muir
dered his wife and his adopted son and burned
his home to remove evidence of the crime.
1t is charged that Linkous beat out the
brains of his victims with blunt instrument
and then fred the building. When the build,
ing was burning briskly he gave an ALARM and
the volunteer department OF the town turned
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London Fog Causes Losses.

LONDON, Dec 27.-The conditions
prevailing among the shipping in the
Thames for nearly week were considera-
bly, improved today.
Much of the produce intended for the
London Christmas market was unloaded.
The loss, however, through its late arrival
aggregates several hundred thousands OF
pounds sterling. The American meat,
Russian poultry and shipments of fish de-
Perforated in value about 81 400, 0CO.
Shippers offered extravagant sums to have
boats brought to the docks here from
Grayesend in time for the best markets,
but the pilots refused to take the risks in
such dense fog. Several collisions OF
more or less serious nature have occurred
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Leave Iillen lllo. p Union II So Pa. ave. IL 81,
Fulton ll.s7, wslhrook ll39, Arlington li.46, MI
Hope II -, Howardville ll.53. Sudbrook Park llS5
Pkesyile iL57, Greenwood ll.Ss. owings Mills
l2-0S, 0lyndon l2lS, Emory Grove, Glen Falls
ls26 Finksburg lbs. Carrollon l2.S, Westminster
y 90 Avundaie 1856, New Windsor LOG, Linwood
III ar Union Bridge / Is a m Leave Union Bridge
/. Is 3. M, LinwoOd Ii9, New Windsor AS, Avon
dale . o. Westminster 5.il. Carrollton 522, Finks
Ion : % owincs Nils 500. Pikesyiile 6lo, Sud.
brook Park CHS. HowaTdville els. Mt Hope 6.l7,
Arlington en- Walbrook 6.25, Fulton 6.2s, Pa. ave,
GSl. Union G.&i. ar. Hillen go.
Through trains for Hanover and Gettysburg and
points on Baltimore and Harrisburg Division leave
30 D. IN Through ears for Gettysburg and inter
mediate points leave Baltimore also daily, excepi
sunday, at 1912 -. m
Frederick Division Pennsylvania K. X. DAILY eI
cept sunday. Trains for Frederick leave Bruce
vile al SIS. g25 and 1910 and 4i5 and O. 80
D. m Trains for fancy town. lltiiestowD snd
Columbia leave Brueeyille 80 a. ~ aud 40 J. m
Trains leave Frederick for Baltimore 7.S3 3. m.,
q % and ass p III. Trains leave Hanover Tor Co
lumba $50. ; - and 1915 m. and 220 and 4SS p.
~ for Littlestown at S,4oa. m and S'0and 90e p N
Connections at Cherry Run W. Va.-B. s o.
uasSepger trains leave Cherry Run for Cumberland
20 Express, daily. at 1919 p m: Pittsburg and
Cleveland Express, daily. at il.55 p IN.
From Haeerstown TO Hancock. SOS m. 90 and
so p. III. Leave Hancock, $40 and SO a. IN:
sunday Trains.
On sunday trains will leave Hillen Station $50
T. M and $50 and li.2S p m, Westminster ll.l9a
N. 4l2 and $3.50 midnight, arriving at Union
Bridge at Has - IN. and AS and ll9 D. m Leave
Union Bridge at as and $50 A. m aud avo p
m Westminster 100 and $50 a. M. 40 and elO p.
M nrriyinr AZ Hillen station at s.l5 and loo
a. N. and els and % p. m. a
General Passenger Agent.
3 II. GESwoLD. Gen1. Traffic Manager. dec2i
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Blizzard in the Alps

GENEVA. SWITZERLAND, January IA biz
zari has been raging SINCE midnight over The
whole OF Sutherland, the icy north Nlnd
WhirIinr tremendous fall OF snoS before g.
The mountains are already covered lWo feet
ieer. and All The passes are blocked. The cold
Is intense.
Several Alpine villages are isolated and u IS
feared that many lives are lost. he inter
ruviiou vt telegraph aud telephone service Is
general Trains afe late.
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Henry Phipps,s Rich ON

PrrTsHpKG. Pa. Dec. 2s--lt les she coon
seusus Of opinion among the people Of Puts
burg shat the best Christmas git beSfo~ed ia
the Pilt.huyg district q; thls time WtS ih" pre-
srntaii0u Of SIC. 600 conservatory iu River.
side Pcuuen'iary hy Henry Pb.Pps- Mr..
Phipps donated the moue' months Az. SHd
the conservatory WAS buIlI by the r'asgoi'
themselves. IL being Christmas s'ft ~ 'hu'
time thsy ware told.
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warmest New Years Day Known

Cmc,go. January l. For the trS, time so
many year-. according 80 Forscasisr Cox. OF
the local weather bureau. the Iua~I Stale
TODAY cniayri a NcW Years Day siihoui the
temperature al any point throughout the rH
tire caugiry touching zero. The nearrsi ap
pruseh 10 the cipher marx ~As a Devil. LAKE,
y. D., where az dcgTe-s above Hero sAs -
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

No,ic.. 5, hereby gwen 10 the SJnekholler
of the Westminster Hardware Company TIA
an election tor Directors 90 maHagr The aialu
Of the Company tor the vEsusnE wear Slli b.
held u the uiFir,. Of the Company. lu Vest
minister. Ma. ou Monday. Jaausgy g, 1905
between she houEs IT 10 aud II o'clock. a
ss.. and for the TRANSACTION oi Auy other lusl
u,-- that may be presented
T. HERBERT SHRlYEk, President.
H. SxlprR BaHYLoS, See. aud Irras.
dee Il IL
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ELECTION NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the Farmers Fertilizer
Company 81 Carroll County are hereby nett
Grd thar the annual election. tot the pJFFosr
of elecuuE s. Board Of Directors go mansg"
the affair, ct said Company Tor the eusullg
wear. will be- held at the Company Once.
on TUESDAY. The 10Th day nt JANUARY
1905, between the hours Of II a. IN and II
O'Clock. u By order Of the Board.
JOHN ROVER.
dec l. H. Secretary.
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UToMEN AND GIRLS WANTED

Fifteen or Twenty Women and Girls Wanted
to Work in an Overall Factory in Westmin-
ster. Prefer some with experience. Must
know by January 10. Apply at the People S
Laundry.
dec3i St RAYMOND P. BANKERT.
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SEED WANTED.

Wanted at once 1000 Bushels Glover Seed
for Shipment to Germany and Foreign Mar
kets We will pay highest cash prices. Bring
samples, as the Seed is wanted for shipment
at once. DOYLE L HAINES,
dec24-2t Westminster, Md.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The County Commissioners of Carroll coun-
ty will meet at their office, in Westminster,
every MONDAY in JANUARY. 1905, for the
transaction of business. By order,
FRANCIS l.. HAM,
dec 81 Clerk.
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Farmers look TO your interest and
buy your
VEHICLES and MACHINERY
from
DOYLE & Fl AIN ES

30 v. Main Street, Westminster, Nd.
You will have the opportunity to see the
largest aud most complete line ever offered
TO the farmers OF Carroll county. We handle
D. NJ Osborne complete Hne ~ harvesting
Narbir.ry. W. carry IN stock d different makes
of Farm Wagons, and among them the erle-
braIed Lansing Wagon, kuuwn everywhere
for rs strength. durability and hghtness Of
draft. Culuyafors, both riding and walking.
And we sell also the Albright Sprt0gIooth, the
beS, cultivator on earth. Now Is the time TO
buy Seghs for Christmas presents; we have
q large line to select from. Remember, we
nav the highest cash price Tor Clover Seed.
d.rl- DOYLE 4 HAlNES.
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The wool on the back of sheep is the
shepherds barometer. The curller the
wool the finer will be the weather,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-07

says it IS good, you can depend on it. And
he has put the seal of approval on every bottle
of wine in our establishment. That tells all
that is necessary TO good judges. The man
who
DRINKS WINE
should be careful of his beverage. There is a
lot of adulterated stuff sold as wine which is
not fit to drink We handle nothing but pure
wines and gladly welcome any test you may
wish TO make of them. We have ali sorts OF
ages and fiavors, but only one quality
pure.
HARRY GOSNELL,
Main and Court streets,
nov u Westminster, Md.
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DR.. JAMES E. SHREEVE, Jr
SURGEON DENTIST,

Has opened an office opposite the Montour
House, ~ W. Main street, Westminster. He
solicits your patronage. Extracting, plate
crown and bridge work guaranteed. Porce-
lain filings q specially. augl8 "
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

Union National Bank of Westminster,
December (, 1904.
An election for TEN DIRECTORS for this
Bank will be held on
TUESDAY. the 10th day of JANUARY,
1905, between the hours Of IL O'Clock. a. m,
and u O. clock m, of said day at said Bank.
declOte J. W. Herring, Cashier
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lumber LAND FOR SALE.

HMbEh LAIND FUN oALL
One Hundred aud Fifteen Acres: - ia
farming land. balance in young growing tim
~. ber Situated near Carrollton Station.
~. Md K. r. Apply to Andrew
- Drechsler al Carrollon Station
WILLIAM LONG.
dec3l 81 JOHN LONG.
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l-n.sn Nilis SAvgg. Bank
Union Mill. Nd. Dee 2,Eh, lrht.
Tn. stock halaerS af the 4 uIuH Mills SariaEe
Bank ar. hereby notified that 40 EicctoH Tor
Twelve Directors, io manage the AFFAIR ut TIE
Bank fur ghe ensuing year, ~ili D. hrsd a. iAc
Bank ca tie second Monday OF January, tsS''-
b,Iuz The 4ih dav Of January. bciwrrn lhr
hour, Of > and 3 clock, T. M.
c. + BASkERT.
dec atSG Treas
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uTESTERN MARYLAND RAIL-
w ROAD.
CONNECTING WITH

P. Il Il. r. at Shippensburg and Gettysburgi
Norfolk l. Western r. K. at Hagerstown;
B. Il O. Railroad at Hagefstown and Cherry
Run; Penna K. K. at Bruceville and
Hanover; p ". y b., n. c. and b. Il p.
Railroads at Union Station baltimore, Md.
Schedule in effect Sunday December IS. 1904.
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STORE STAND FOR SALE OF
- RENT

Owing to failing health | offer for sale or
rent the store stand now occupied by me. A
full investigation is requested. The stock OF
goods can be purchased. Z. MACkLEI.
dec3l 81 Westminster, Nd.
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NEW SHOPS, new tools and better facilities for
guick and good work Special attention given TO
repairing IN all Its branches,
H. have a new Rubber Tire Machine and can
put on rubber tires ~ a very short notice at our
hrtorv We put on the celebrated Kelly. Goodyear
and Diamond. all high grade tires. All orders
promptly filled Aud work OF every Kind warranted
We have on hand complete stock OF HARNESS
and WHIPS ofall kinds Tor light and heavy drly-
ing a. prices that defy competition. Come and see
our stock OF Vehicles and Harness before Purchas-
ing We can save you money.
JOHN r ECKENRODE K son.
Cor Liberty and George StS.,
r,sypS Westminster Md.
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THE PICTURES

We MAKE ary Jhe hrEhvsi F-v
dart 1T thr PhwagraEhif Ar.
Ssrh has A.--H lh- rrlgrrss i7 jtr
scseace 81 PhelnEzapby. fbai tire
h Ehr.i .k,IE ard be artistic -"ass+
afr ho,h Repaired Ca pr5isca far
beat rrsgIt. W oF~F hota
The only Studio sa tsTu..
raaniy thar pr5dacss PLAllNl "
MBRk.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24

Wedding OF Two Popular Young peo-
pie at Alachua Wednesday Evening.
One OF me leading social events Of
the seaso. 1t Alaohua WIS the wedding
OF W. 7. Rlyes and Miss Sallie Hud-
gins, which occurred At the Baptist
church in that place Wednesday even
ing. Rev. W. @. Foster officiating.
The church was handsomely and ap-
propriately decorated for the occasion,
and the room was crowded with Fela-
iives and frierds
After the ceremony the bridal party,
together with a few friends, we're en-
tertained az the brides home, whore
a bountitul supper was prepared
Prof }. G. Kellum acted as best
man, while Mrs Foster was the mat.
ron of honor.
The contracting parties are among
Alachus's most prominent young peo-
pie. and numerous friends wish them
a long and happy voyage on the sea Of
connubial bliss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24
Fraud Exposed.

A few counterfeiters have lately been
making and trying to sell limitations Of
Or Kings New Discovery FOR Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, and other
medicines. thereby defrauding the pub
lie This is to warn you 70 beware OF
such people, whoseek 20 profit, through
stealing the reputation Of remedies
which have been successfully curing
disease for over IS years A sure pro-
lection, 90 you, b our name on the
wrapper Look for It,, on al Dr.. Kings
or Bucklen's remedies. a. Rll others
are mere limitations. III. +. Buekien
a Co., Chicago. 49, and Windsor Can
ada All druggists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24

New York Feb 90 Joseph Nc
Grath, long regarded as the oldest New
Yorker. died at the home OF his daush
ter Mrs. Catherine Ruddy he leaves
more than zoe descendants. Including
greatgrand-ehlldwn. lie was born "a
the county Of Armagh, ireland, IN the
year OF the i7eS rebellion. All through
his life McQra,h smoked and drank
IN moderation, and for so years was .
Tammany Hall Democrat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24

Atlanta. Feb 22-The state convcB
tloa Of farmers, business men, mer
chants, manufacturers and bankers,
for the purpose OF organizing the Geor.
gla division Of the Southern Cotton
association met at noon Tuesday 10
the hall OF the house OF representatives
at the state capitol The meeting was
called 20 order by President Harvie
Jordan, OF the cotton association. who
win preside over the meeting until a
permanent president has been ebert.
ed. There are several hundred dele.
gates % At.unia 90 attend iho meeting
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24
stussn.s WIn 80

Amherst Mass FEB. e. The sen
Tors Of the Massachusetts Agricultural
college who have abscnted themselves
from class Eos several days because OF
the alleged unfair Suspension Of lhree
members ~ Che class. win resume rec
itations % D. understood tbat the
suspensions VIII be raised Member
Of the faculty stated that the as.
turbanco which caused ne suspensions
last week included iho exploding Of
giant torpcdoes in ne classroom.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24
oek ON THE STREETS.
"a 75''er Has Arrived. and Opera
ee MiIl Begin in Few DAYS.

m 5'ler Has Arrived. and Opera.
ees NiIi Begin in Few Days.
4te 'naense steam roller ordered
ttpeFf Road-Bnilder Spoon OF the
Of road inquiry, United
ernment, has arrived, and
#e next few days, possibly the
HIanine ~ lhe week. work OF paving
'onf blocks on West Main aud
asl tlsin f,reets will begin. The
fkahng machinery has already been
FIaeed On East Liberty street. near
egeetwater Branch, aud force Of men
go Low engaged in breaking the stone
neans Of axes, preparatory to feed
fng 70 the crusher.
Director Spoon departed for Jackson
vile and Pensacola few days ago,
where he was summoned on official
business. Should he not return in
lime to begin work upon the streets,
fhis work will be started under the di-
lection Of Expert Dodge, who is super
attending the construction OF the OBJ
ect lesson road.
In speaking Of the matter Thursday,
sfr Dodge stated that. owing to the
Inability to increase the grade OF the
railroad, it would be necessary to re-
move quantity OF earth from West
Main streei in order to secure a proper
grade fof that thoroughfare. This
earth, however, can be used TO advan-
tage in filling in depressions on other
thoroughfares, being badly needed in
some places.
Mr.. Dodge states that he is making
fine progress with the object lesson
road, and under favorable conditions
viii complete his work on this high
way within the next two weeks. About
four weeks will be required on the
streets, the weather being favorable
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24

PltuhaFR Fea 81 Dar'ri Dayer
az clccreh sBc r the ih.neeaih
ward drops a uhl'e being taken
20 isil ehafsf $3.50 ltilf oos sta't
ing Theastt thc c'iy compifoi
lerfalp g. tr bitter and therf have
been mans frbts 81 he polls DOR
lng fhe uofnlus Iatse Rogers q re
Cormor peas c1ar ianff 90 wr
Fuua for ffaula.sui fotlng
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24
A FLAG PRESENTATION.
G. A. Flooding Of West Virginia viii
Present Home With Fine Flag.

G. A. Flooding Of West Virginia viii
Present Home With Fine Flag.
The National Odd Fellows Home
has at least one friend who sufficient
ly admires the resort to make fnan-
cial expenditure in the nature Of the
purchase OF a magnificent National
flag, which has been ordered, aud is
expected within a few days. This
gentleman is G.. A. Flooding OF Hunt
ington, W. Va, who has for the past
few weeks been a guest Of the Home,
and who has become so infatuated
with the city, the climate and the
Home and its systematic and clever
management, that he desires to leave
a momento here as token Of this APP
probation.
The flag will be Of the best quality
Of bunting. and it's dimensions will be
six by ten feet. The pole has been or
dered, and it is hoped to have same IN
position By the time the banner ar
rives.
Mr.. Flooding is a prominent citizen
OF Huntington He is an enthusiast C
member OF the Knights Of Pythias. the
odd Fellows and the Masons, which
increases his interest oil the more 10
presenting this flag to the National
Hnnaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24
Ne VIII Visit Jsekfonvllls.

Jacksonville Fia Feb 20 Prcat
dent Garner ~ its Jacksonville board
o. trade. reuraea home from Waahlug
con where D. extended an Invitation
20 The president 90 vlf,t Jack onYgle
Tho president accented ihe Invitation
eay'ng he uou.d VISIT Jacksonville az
the fam time taat ae visited Rich.
mou8 Atlantis and MONTGOMERY and
slig oflrr southern ciuet
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24
Jolly paocinr Parry.

The home Of Mr.. aud Mrs x. T..
schsfer, North Gainesville was the
scene Of much gaIety Tuesday even
ing, the occasion being genuine old
fashioned dance in which The Virginia
reel and cotillion played prominent
parts There were seventy-lye pre-
ent. which compriFcd most ever body
% the thriving suburb and many from
the city proper Music for this occa-
siou VAS furnished b. the unbleached
orchestra, and &c o needless 10 odd
that the young folks danced 60 their
heaTt's CONTEXT.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24
DON'T WAIT. Get The bargains.


when ] tool, sou into partnership"
said The Indignant father Il expected
YOU 60 be vntlrlng In Your devotion Ga
the interests Of the business
The son took one foot down from the
desk long enough ia strike match "a
light hls cigarette
Il thiak ! have bcen.' sall he, "You
never have R,ilcci me Tire myself set,
have you, mt'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24

Mafon. Ca Feb. 81 Tae Ge1fE.a
Psats grouerr aftoclatloa ana tag
slate aaart of euiouo,qgr at merf
tan fo,gf annual feftl0a % tas ftl
Nearly 2sso inuiaioss hare bees
seas 1ut 60 ths peach rfoaerf 81 tsa
asd o,hef states ~ 6seFeiafy = ~
HtfrhHfn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24

Aud harassed BY = bad coughg Use
Billiards. Horehound Syrup Il will se.
cure you sound sleep and effect =
prompt aud radical cure, 25e, bOe aud
81 Sold BY w. NJ Johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24

Each bud flowers bat once. and each
flower has but rs minute og perfect
beauty. SO in thc gorlen ot the soul
each feeling has, as Il were, Us flower.
ing Instant its one and only moment OF
expansive grace and radiant kingshlp.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24
Killing Near High Springs.

Information reached this city Thurs.
day Of killing which occurred near
High Springs north Of the Santa Fe Riv-
er, Wednesday afternoon, In which Joe
Williams, a section hand on the Allan
tic Coast Line, is alleged to have been
shot and killed by John Porter. The
body OF the dead man was brought TO
High Springs for inquest by Justice
Bexley, but inasmueh as the tragedy
occurred in Columbia county the Sus-
tiee righlfully decided that he had no
Jurisdiction, and the body was taken
TO Fort White yesterday morning,
where the inquest was held by COR
oner from Columbia county.