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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-05
CONDUCTOR SWAILS
STRUCK BY BOTTLE
Assaulted by Two Negroes on
Gainesville and Gulf Train.
Lac wAs eAOLY INJUREo

Negroes Were Passengers or Train,
And When Conductor Attempted to
Collect Fare One Of Them Struck
Him over Head.
ohss. A. Mckinney OF Louie, who
visited Gainesville Tuesday, brings In.
formation Of an assault BY two coIored
passengers on the Gainesville and Gulf
SailEoad upon Conductor 6wails at
Graham the night before. The trouble
arose, II seems, over the payment Of q
fare, when one OF the negroes, known
as "slIck," suddenly struck the con.
ductor over the head with q bottle
which he took from his pocket. infiict.
ing an ogly and painful woand.
Conductor Sgails, who was the only
white man in the colorsd compart.
ment OF the car st the time, showed
the negroes 10 the door and kicked
them OF the platform. One Of the ne.
gFoes escaped. but "Slick," the man
who struck Conductor swails, was ar.
rested and taken TO Starke, where
preliminary trial was to have been
held Tuesday.
Upon reaching Sampson City, Con.
ductoF swsIls' wound was temporarily
bandaged. and received proper medI.
caltreatment upon reaching Gaines
willie on the return trip. Fortunate
y thu wound while quite painful, will
not prove OF serious nature, but will
cause the popular conductor consider
able annoyance for a few days.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05
Std0t Baltimore.
GritadJ Icinc GSram,

lV $3.50 N1N"
--
Sic g'egerin Warion Han0olpb nab
" reno cincS StrciteS pom ibrem
Wonne eritodcu. - Ger Gbater
berboitet. Gle autcmortcm-
Auaiogc.
Cine Grogooic crciqnctc iid g~eitcrn
9thdntittog INN 3 llbr in Der Mob'
nlng ocS Is Sabre qltcn 9irgcrS SOS.
RbnOoPA. Ir. Gl6, Yennauep. Ger.
9tegcr bGttG init icjRer 5Rut Der -
Sabre ultcn Ne9crin Mtorion 9fons
oolpb, cincn bcftiQcn Strcit, Der oo-
nit enoctc, ooB cr &ebtercr ctncnEHtcls
Ietitih an Der linfcn Scitc %bcibrnd)tc.
Die 8crlcbtc mHrDc i'm @ntrolniugcrt
Dos mcItlihcn Iiitrift2 iofort nod
odm gMurplano llnipcriit6tSsSolpi-
tdl" geiu1tot lInO 0ort BON Ut. II. y.
&oDes in 8eballoIlng genommcn.
Sic itar6 icOod I'M 1 ll6r, m0brcn0
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NIT Der Spcrntion beaomcu mur0c,
luurOe Eoli5cirid)tcr 2o0cn hcrbCiNc-
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riit Die Nngobc, 0uB tic obnc &cror=
ldliung BON ibrcm Wiuunc gcitodltn
porocn ici mo OoB ocriclbc in lcttcr
3eit Itnrf %gctruntcn bo6c.
. Honoolpb lief ioiort nod Der Ebot
mcg, cr mur0c icood) ip0tcr bon Dent
Rlnoc-S %crqcontcn Gcrc1orn, DEM
SerNcontcu 9lbcc un0 Den Eoli5iltcn
Dlillcr ulrO NurocitD pom norOlucIts
liAcn GiItrift perboitct. Ecrc0orn
lab Den Ncacr ouf cincnt iii0li6 lob
rerocn @oggon Der Ecnniplponlo,
Aucmle-Qinic unO brud)tc Den Mog-
gei, gum @oIten. 9tod tlr5cr Sage
mltroc Scr SliihtIinQ Damn crluiitt
mo Der mcIttidcu &oli5ciItotion aus
9elicicrt. 9}ud Nngobc Der EoIi3ci
loo OoS Gbcpoor ihon ieit mcbrcrc1
@od)cu int Strcit. 9uS &uuOolpb
nod Der mcitIidcn Eoli5ciitotion &C
brod,t mlroc, bcbouptctc cr, icinc
3roll babe ibn 5ltcrit nit cincm N(cI-
fer ~ongcgrificn, oobci 5ciQtc ct cinen
RiB in iriucm linfen gcrncl, Scr on'
idcincnO pom ciucm Ntciicridnitt bcr'
ritbrtc. Coroner Mortin Dom mcIt.
IiGcn Giltrift Icitctc iofort cine lin.
teriudu1g Gin ml0 miro morgcn
Ibcno I'M lpcltIidcn StotionSbolt'c
eitrn SnqucIt obbultcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05
@hcIascafe 0ampfer.G umpaanie.

NUc1npcntc aftllc.
@IcDante gSniingttr . 3nnpfer nIrguitn" lito
. ATLANTA" udd
flS Fuint Comfort Ruo Horfuii, IA.
Sampler n~erlUiien iV'altiiapre idGlif tnlsge'
rUlunIcn GonninQs) iim $40 gbetoS uuo iOuls
men In Sln liptHt Comfort mn 9 ltbr WlurpeltS
tno In g~ioriOlf nm 715. WibrgetS AT. attfdlte'
bctb All bic Gttenhdhit6dde mad altt BuIfteIt
bcs SiiocnS un6 GihlpcitcHs. .
!t1 'H' Wbrf.9ifUeriStnic.
Gs0nnte FdfdDier II 1Snlmter ySbn:loite" uno
oNhtffnt9Jc"
uadl Nrit.Yptnt fanp Jithmunh, Ia.
2nWpier p~erIdiicn baltimore tdplIb (nltSae'
tUmHetl Sunntnue)l nut h ubr yiu6mittngs lro
frnrnet Al BcftsBOint nm 7.30 D|Orgens uno
III Ht6muuo nm J.2b tUtoracns an.
lI Bic al Ulout1arn, Wiitttuobcn illo 5rettdecn
bon baltimore 3uRfObrCforu Sampler. NIB bic
boll YScit :RoGt ~ .&igIinNcit, 9onneriiapen
FUtu.. GlcmCnts AM, ,Nlmnno'S on; iub Ole
an Nicniiuntt. Standardization NIB SnnitupeF
pul NpltiuIute ltlo alt IioutnHen. MttiiuUdei
nm SrCiiGgcu BON 99ciisFUiE.. ubtnbrcuoen
Hnmpfct lcNc1t it DclItuiuH lnO 'gIup'Nanf uu
(bri nilhfti0cw ~gSciter).
Euinpfcr %gtrlaiien Vditiv.Ure UOm Fler Dir. III
, nub. 10, 2iGbttr ascu. gtCrttr.
~nrdsVtIictc idd 1licil anniien ftnncit Ge'
iitCrty Scpad HutQegclcll mus Nniuten3lntiter
i'm l'uraltS referbirt mcrbett. In ben bicftact
giIct.g ircnur: Nr. 40, Eit. 2ulttmbre.Stfnhe,
". ". 4O1iou, StgeIit. Rr. t27. CE.Snlttmere'
etrahe. 1bcr hen Sufpts Yitrenur: VT. $50.
giant trnht, baltimore, wiO.
9rubeH Tuter. o.. T.. Gbism,
@en, Observation-Disclosures, .Scn sRnfdotersglGent.
r, (" @srbanas2i. HhrtS,Gcn .8GT. .Nacnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05
@cItcrn MarDlnno Giicnbobu,

GGRe bcrla iicr 9iucrsG Citation ipie foIGt;
5aatf:
4.30 gflYscfs- SdIneuppit, Su0er5tuluu. g. &
gS.'NG9t, nIo nisacnomiren SonutuM
Snneod uubJ QbnrhbCrSbura.
N.lh UiurgctS-HcisWl Grs grplcB.
POO Htudit. Instrumentation nab SiOnoOr.
+4,55 NGb -GIpreb SGupilintc, SugcrStolUf,
SdlenG, Sbippensbnr0 ulb, uuSgenonI'
men col1tng. 6reoerid unO 6mmtitsburg
1906 @btnosr Naturalization mad Unions
Jrtbgc.
... 81 TnefiM, ans9suommrn epnutng.
$50 9Ror1cts-W ptf, y. Il s. 9tbttGu ltno
@diipllinte cfiii6 bon 9mOrD @rooe, Io'
500 NiotGtnS Sanhntnie, SaocrStolun, Sam
cod. Gumherln1b. SbippenSburg, Gceoe'
rid. S1tnIlisbur0 uro N 4 ". Wnbit
bis, ndn Clifton.
0a3 NlaracnS- Miiamnoouttlu nab @citgs'
1000 ARcr1tts-N Accommodation nnh Union
ego Qa6m-&Iue Mour,tain 6rpreb CRarIor.
@ug9on). foipir 5rcherid.
1926 gtH4nq!L @rprcli rnb Yori nn6 D. &
4t5 ladlnr INSTRUMENTATION nad linton
bB2., gedH. tstIfpmttcoat on mud SlgnooH,
hdhit @tpreb' DiS @citbSburg nun Dopt.
Clio NbGHos r. Instrumentation mud linton
gnr sumTtune.
y 90 gtatW, -9Iite Ntope Htmitee, G6neU}iig
noh Neitr1jnfter. Iburmoni. Wloilitain
H'oints lito SaaerStnpn tbeginnero nnl
2. SuHtldg PWlptflHHppon,
Tur Eonntnas,
$50 Werpers = Nifprrroooiton nuf linton
Vribge mo Sdnppet. .
salt Mot an Der Rc1lfUlOantns Goenne'
m.
II, Rrbetiiom. 7tg n. W. Suwcn.
SsHcrqhU iuuneer. Sen Rail sggert.
NAhf-I . .H#
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05

Faiis fhris AHsiuns btfarst @. 1aatne, str,
ii3, Cn.Sahtmarr. Strt uaDs Gaiumnpnff.Asl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05
McrdautS' & Iiners' SrnHspOrta'
49, tipn Company,

Nun BoTt6u hHo oeif Often; ieben Runtna,
9ienttaa. Donneriag uro SGmItao, abenof
q ll6r. '" 't't
Mdh Bruhthence .Mpb Dem Often: ieben Conn
tnh, Wiit,uu1 uHo 1reftGa. slbenbs 8 llbr,
e" 9fud) 9lerppUttsDietpS ufio 9lotfOlt: i1gItA uu1
6 ilbr 9lhenbS.
Sratbt pirb .dgIib9 Ills 3 ll6r attnos fir an
oein luge ubfdbregbe 9arHpter ongciOnlmeih
- qtut GduuilItdb nib SEM Siioen: icocn 8iens
Itag, 9unrtrfiag mo Samliaa, NbenoS 9 ubr.
; NoItuncr uno 8ruoioence sSanIpfcr lGbren bon
Der gSertbc .qut fSube hes 9Unas9ods nb. Su'
oannnbs 0dttpfer non ber gSertte am 5uBe Der
6. ". @tniuebam, gaent,
r.lr ava hHV ustfElE loHgsSpd.
,, az o. Smruer, g. I. ".
"H.tiF II. .. 5tebbinS, Sen. sWlau.
Saitpihireau = ,silbaib9de 8erman. nnb
2iBBt.etrube. '' "'''''' QfS.I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05

SON iGGcm Gn0cCrctlt. -
sri. Gliio6ctb Mic@inn pon Nr. 32S,
GbcItcritro6c, iiel Qcitcrn mNbrcnO
iie in Dem GtobIiiiccnt Der Gibbs
3rcicrpinQ 50" an Der @oitonitruGc
otbcitctc, foot ricocr. Coroner ga.
rit6crs conitotirtc nutiirlidle CODES
urio6c. Gle 6rull mar y Sabre
olt. Sbr 2cihnont mtr0c in Der
Tmbulon5 oc5 0itIidcn0 iitritta nod
ibrcr @obnrng iibtrgefiibrt.
Nblebcn. ,Sn 9lltcr bon l6.
Eobren Itorb geitern @orr1ittag Inn s
ll6r 6ruu Caroline &%ettenbodj, Sat.
tin bon Srn. @enrU aettcnboh. Gle
9ecroigrmg finSct morgen gtohmlt-
tag : llbr bon ibrcr lcbtcn Wobnuut9,
0r. POS, NorO- SGroOerItraBe, aus
ouf ser Baltimore Gcmctcrp" ltatt.
,Ganton Sic6crtror5," -
Ger Canton 2iGocrfron3" miro bell-
tc eil1en Nu9ilug nod MooOIono=
9Cof am @car.Grcct oeronItuItcn.
Cos arrangements. Gomitc bat bier
fir sic un1iiftigitcn &orbcreltungcn
0etroiicn, uno mcoCr Soften, rod
Wiibc gcidcut. nm ollcn lbcIIneb-
merit rcdt ongcncbme Stun0cn 5ll
bcrcitcn. Sir Die a%e9elbo6ncn nno
0en S6icbitonb iino Erciic uu@0c-
Iebt, uno auGerbem Barren Der De
iitdcr &crgniiQcn oIler Nrt. Die gan.
gen llnfoltcr, einiAlicbi6 ser @cpir-
tbunG bctro0en iiir cine 0on3c go
Mile ST. fir ein5eInc Scrrcn 75c.
uno fir cine Gmnlc Doc.
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8erein por Baltimore bielt
g~cItern Nbcub IN Nrn. &oigt'a Sollc,
an Ger @orioro Npenuc, icinc re0cl=
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ncr arontbcit crbpIt bat, 0en &ors
iis. @r. Nlgltit 2oier fnrgirtc als
Erotofollfiibrcr. Gin neitea NtitQlic0
furtr0c nitf9enommcn Ioo Nrran1e-
ments-Gomite fiir Die SednifersGpn.
oention berihtetc, onB iid ooiieIbc in
0cQleititng pes Sonctt- Gomite's
nod) GoIonioIs9coh begcbcii miro,
nm Sen 4SIob iiir cine Grfuriion, Die
acIcgcntlid bcs Ccdnifcr. Cages om
,. September nod bicicm @crgnii-
mtf1Spldbe itottfihStt, 3it btlcqelR
Is limo bercite 5oblreid)c gnmeloum-
gen 5u Der Sedlnifer-G Contention Cit
getroffen. Ios &auptquortier ip1b.
reno Der Contention miro iid) i'm
nSotel Hennert" bciinOen. Son Ell
gentlid miiicnihoitliden 8ortrdgen
milree gelterib glben0 gbitono &C.
nomncn, oo9egcn ctfl1rtc elmer scr
nnmeictben Serren Sen 3uiommett.
itur5 Der Strofcnbobn r Bride 81
WeItport g%clcgentlidy ncS lcbtrnS tnr.
HtCS. .4sHs 2-e4oI = k1;ht -gHAtsssT 81 ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05
Baltimore Cbio- Sabn.
1dgi6. iIdqIth. aisgercfitncn SoHrinas.
J}ur GunlttulA,

@lpttBbitpe D. Sebe Stitee ant bcr Stnuof" BON
Gmnoen . Gtutiun nGh tpnihiHatun an gRp.
6eEtaner. 800 Born. bis 800 Abcios. NIT
8pdtnnns 6tenIt. 6r10eue Gbtabrt bon wRt.
MaS6Inaton, ScrIaVcn mt, wo6GI e., 300,
l7,10, 1850, fs45, t9.45. 1866. u t.53 Bot
ala 1855, t5,55,, 900. 1906, 800. *10h6.
1875. l720. 800. Fs.30. 900 1000, ltt.0o
Honnittnas. 1900 Ma4ts u2Q5. 2t2.1s.
90, 21.05, 200, 800, 1905, 400. $50.
- 0Q, 1910, 2lO,OO, 'lc.o5, *ii,f0, *ft4i'
NmasOrs, @t. aobaI etatipn Mo unO
i7g1O3 nHS fSGG0' qor1ltiaag' lS.o5 g,a6m...
25.35 uio coo gbenbs. ivy
6reosrld, vi. &o1aI SiatieuL Ss.4b. l94s,
nm 1000 Gorgl, Il 20. 1850 lub 1920 Ea6-
Winhearr. Wt. wobot. t7.tO g,orm.. l2.43.
500 0atni. Camden, 7,20 SorH., 800,
SaaerSts@n, vi &obal eta. l4.45 Rorm..
800 3abIn. gGneen Gtation 1900 Sorut.
Galsott. Gin ta it'; @lt. atru, GamScn etntiou,
73h. ?a;t5 @ornt, 1925, 1869. '62O. ESQ.
'il45 NhcnoS.
sartls' QG0, Ganbet etatlpHy 1920 s'orm
sgrHs, VI aoeaL F2,4S Hiodtn9 9anioeit'
Ronal giut elae ma Balaoslpbla nuo sas,u-
pert, nener 9ermlnnc an SfeinneBIuan5iq'
1atdirrn ans Wsidahs.TIRrin
I'll .4. .. fGrrlatiet: m
tl eurnhen mt NohnI.
g~bIuhpugpoue ... fdgI BOT 2Aig 5.55 Z
figiteSt' T i it, nasocn.1 so. et.is5oRsi y 8SRRGR H
Enrlor -Siuer. r.. tur Sp, 9,b9 = 2 OBI Y.P
Antlor Diner. austen. eu1 30 Z. v II ~
, EaslSdi satimlrSit,eSSd -.% ffaSEhl s.3 Is& : s.SSgs.
&onhes. R9iIn., dn5p. Ga. b0d " ID BOO U,
Bdrtor Tiiter 80, ,3dqi. 600 VI = G.O5 u
@gnhes Qhttn..@ ..ladl. 900 " 905M.G
~Sdlafpneeon .... Iigl ~ 80 "a. t2,44 %.
qofnu Gdtaipaasons ftnS fsrtig 5tint DE.
esrraM,nb II Geuiben' ino SRI. Hooal'Statioi nm
10 lbr TbeHhS.
VI mad Nhautic.Eitn an gSc6entupcn; n,
nab HtIantie.Gltn tiQltb. , mao Atlanticeitp
SOtining5. vile 3lge bdIiel tn sBilnington;
Z bait In SbeiCr.
Eiila. Nlfom.. Galnhen, Z tuiiptt 1906, 1915
NortH, y 20. 76.t0 gnthr1 WI. Rohni Sad,
2S.i0, $50 Fprni., l2 %. ?01b aad,ru.
NbeToeen NIfunt, gamoctt Statipn. II 90
Nudrt. l6.t0 Nbetos; MT. 8fohaI Citation.
II. 06 Hpdbut, S6.tb Nbenbs.
Hctcroirina hon Rutm In Sdldf' ooer Par.
tnragSGpaons. SpcifesNGteu etc, nereeu fchnen
bcfprat Der Srlephou IN allen f~oIaenoeu gilet,
NlrTttr: GhnrlcSs uni SurdlnadfStruke, &. n
u. Gpffe 1870. oher mo. Grrrtluro t50t; Mt.
Naturalization. s. 4 3. Wt. ;gesron 1923;
Ga amen Stdiiou SuiurutntioussNiirena g. 8 Q.
9nith 12a. fctr' mo- gthrtIauo 2T26s itns Hk
ez4. Slo.Qt29oR2 b. LII Il aanaliai ul,
FafsI fRr's aHsiuns bsfarst g. Raime, str,
ii3, CN'Salttmgre'Sttr naBe observation-disclosures,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05
@arnIaab c lGenalnlpania n. q.

Rarpinab e EenHInipanid n. n.
Biqe p~erldfen giorfb, stbe., 1t. Daf Ctr 'Sintion:
7,80 forn1. mao Dort ihaItd. uuslenpmnien
GOfnlng3.
30 Sar:.:. Iidd Delta nnr 1Juntass.
$50 Rorri. nod Rela.r tdella. ausaenommsn
GnuutagS.
325 @nttn. udf r1Duri tda.i6. misasuommen
GoHningS.
4n5 9Qdhai. nnda Delta MIR Sorniaos.
4.20 ySadnl4 .nata Delta, tdaIib. nusgencutmsx
EnHHtdpsi JiI3 '''
GOO abenos mad SelGir faeII6, uiisaeucu.
men SoHniags.
II 90 ebenbS man @eInir nirt Sonntaes. 'i!
tt.45 Gber!hs Ha6 celatt Wtttioo4. anb Fam
laos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05
@altimore' S0mpf . Gadet So.
(snte nth SubcrldtfBe Sot.einte.)
Sic Ser. Gtdateta4pft befbroerHo.
Tnmpfer ,Gtr0lnin" (teu), ,~Nlabama,"

'8cprgia,G; ,.SennrGcs."
%1mpier iGbrtn thhlitb. Sumidas auSacnotn'
men. bon ben nNuis9inies "Fiers, Vr. i0-t8.
Q6iut Comfort. gtlrt6lE iGortSmou-b uro alien
FunItcu ocS Siioeus., Serbiuoung in Oh
Roint Comfort nit rG. & {. @iteH6abr " Bad
Ht0moHh. Bcrbtu6uug in RQrtsuioutb mt benz
nGciboaro via eiuc| ioiiocn Sna RAD RortSa
mouth unb Ntlutttu. IN giuriuIf 9erbiuonHa
init ber pgtlaatir Goait Cine" grriolt mo
tpeiiIih unt uSlb Somiuiou Zinc" ua9 GeUs
yieu,Dprf. .#H..
Wd6t5citcu nud rurcpdtfhcm 4Inue. 9urli'
ri6lt 0aiiltPl3iuurer, e'eftrtihe Neleuhttng,
Hamptbct5uitg, Soften irei. TicicrOirtc Nuliten'
5itmmcr IN ocu @tletsNireNuE ocr nat Cine. 4"
SIR. t07, Oft 9'0l imlurG4S trafe5 glr. h0G ar6
Dog, ~9ipbLGirdbe, 9. VI. =, office, GilorltsGde
baltimore. mo yGnlnertfS traGe Goniticni1l
Iruit Nutlotl9 mo AlbdIgb's, UT. 100, gOros
GbdrleSsGtraGe.
Subu ". S2eriupUb, q. Nroiun,
ViceIgrdf. II. Sen. ,W{anager. Sen. Ma. sglgeni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05

ieoer oororf 'rcin0cfnlen. 8ern ell
10 biibihp, Hrngcr MIonh, iuic oer,
sine ID ,arpoAaBli6c tfrql bot, "a.
-0elitt man HaiItrIId, oub@eI0 oa I'LL"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05

Nar,. incline @eIb gtbrauden, fpredtn bitr
eer. gnlctben ori Saiire. mibbeIn Ii. @rinb.
@etbosen: ..galttmpre lStpsImcptr 6p,.." Git.
100, RptosVaea.s ttale. 'aHD di7-) n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05

Ger 9ien muBtc. - Sn Der
Eoli3ciitotion Sit Canton murncn &c
itcrn Der Is Sabre oltc StoIicner
GronciscoT 'Erefomorc' rmbA Sic N
Sdbrc oltc &oicpbine Gunio oilrd) ocn
Nriciter Der st, Yeo'S STRIDE in
Sbmen'o 6eiieln 9cld)nlicoct. 8cgcn
Den Stoliener lag lett 8reitag cine
Acknowledging megen cites tbGtliheit
Ingriifs oltf baS Wdo6en Dor, uno
INN lpeitcrcn llnQpnehmIihfeiten in
Der @eItolt ctnt5 Gro5eIica GIT cnts
gebeil, beirotbete 6roneisco bic Sole.
pbine.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-09
AN AWFUL DEATH
FOR WORKMAN
CoIored hOofsr Caught Mold OF lIus
Wire and Eel! 10 the Grouud

Paducah News Dem ocrat: William
Poindexter, colored, while working
on the roof of the Illinois Central
round house Friday afternoon, came
in contact with live wire and then
fell to the ground, sustaining inJu.
ries from which he died sn hour af-
terward
Poindexter was in the employ Of
e. X. Davis 4 Bro. who have the
contract for roofing the round house,
and shortly after five O'Clock Friday
afternoon be reached a point where
an electric light wire crossed h ;
pathway.
The Insulation was worn from the
wire but all unconscious %, thu, fact
Poindexter took hold Of il.
Other workmen on the r,,f heard
him groan and saw the blue flames
issuing from ais hand blt before
they could reach him the unfortu-
nate man toppled from the roof to
the ground
Poindexter was picked up aud car
ried into the round house Or W
J. Bass answered the summons for
medical aid aud after hasty eHami-
nation ordered the sufferer sent to
the Riverside hospital
He was placed in 40 ambulance,
but died before arriving at the hos
pital.
The remains were sent 70 LOUIS
vile Saturday morning
Poindexter vas a. years % age,
aud vas regarded as quiet aud indus
trious. He was an expert in the
roofing business aud was for years IN
the employ Of the Southern Roofing
company at Louisville. Whenever
the local Roofing Company had a con.
pany had big contract Poinde1ter
was called foy.
He leaves a wife and family IN
Louisville.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-09
Luckiest Man in Arkansas.

IL am the luckiest man in Arkan-
sas, writes II. L. Stanley of Bruno,
''since the restoration of my wife 5
health after five years Of continuous
coughing aad bleeding of the lungs,
and l owe my good fortune to the
worlds greatest medicine, DIR King 5
New Discovery for Consumption,
which know by experience will cure
consumption if taken in time. Ny
wife improved with first bottle, and
twelve bottles completed the cure. ~
Cures the worst coughs or colds, or
money refunded. At Woods & Ormes
drug store. Price SOC. and 81 trial
bottle free.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-09
Ed. Williams Missing.

Frankfort, Ky. July Ed.
Williams. who was sent To the peni-
Tertiary in April, from Lexington,
to serve five years for 70 bbery, is
missing at the prison, and the offi-
cial~ believe that he has either made
good his escape or else is hiding
awaitihg a chance to scale the walls
in the darkness.
A thorough search taired to uu-
earth HIM. He was seen in the after
noon in the shoe factory where he
worked, but failed to show up for
roll call at night.
Williams il six feet ia height and
weighs 100 pounds. He wore a dark
mustache when last seen. Has a scar
on his left hip, aud has a woman and
flag tattooed on his right arm.
There is standing reward of one
hundred dollars for the return of an
escaped convict.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-09
Bad Accident al Mines,

Waverly, Ky July 24.--An un-
fortunate accident occurred in the
mines here today, at noon. as the
workmen we're preparing to ascend
from the mines,
The shaft has two cages, one being
at the top when the other reaches the
bottom
4 car loaded with coal wrs on thc
cage al the top, and five miners,
amang whom were Trueman Raley,
and Bert Long, were in the other
cage. ready for the ascent. In tax
ing the car from the ;cage onto the
track, above the surface to dump the
coal. a large lump of coal fell, and
gathering fearful force as it descen-
ded into the mine. struck Raley up
on the head. A smaller piece Of the
mineral struck Long, but he was on
ly slightly injured The large lump
hit Raley and square lick upon the
top Of the head aud he was render
ed unconscious BY the blow.
The two injured men, with their
three companions were brought out
of the shaft aud a telephone message
sent to Corydon secured the services
of DR.. Hugh Powell, who was assist
ed in rendering surgical assistance to
the two men by DR.. johnson Of this
place
Ii was found that Raleys skull
was fractured and there is but little
hope Of his recovery.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-09
SwlndIsrs Abroad.

An exchange gives the following
warning to farmers against a big
swindle which is being worked ia the
rural districts.
A new swindler is abroad in The
land The swindler sells barbed wire
fencing stretching machines. He
leaves the machine and forty rods of
good fencing, wire on trial, requir-
ing the farmer to sign for tn e return
of the stretcher, The farmer signs
for 50, which Of course turns up at
the bank for $500 instead. He may
not turn up in this county but it will
just as well for our farmers to be on
the lookout for him should he APP
pear.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-09
Cures Hay Fever ana Sumner Cold.

"A j. Nusbaum. Batesyillc lnd.
writes Last year | suffered for 4
months with a summer cold 80 dis
tressiug that it interfered with my
business | had many Of the .ymp-
toms OF hay fever and a doctors pre-
scription did not fit my case, aud |
took several medicines which seemed
to only aggrayate my case. Fortu-
nately | insisted upon having Foley's
Honey of Tar aud it quickly cured
me. Ny wife has since used Folcy's
Honey and Tar with success. Woods
IL Orme's
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-09
Boy Dfusns Himself.

Bay City Mich, Aug ? Oscar
Root, u years old, a Coldwa,er state
school charge, who was bound out Co.
a farmer living a short distance from
this city, sprang into the river here
Monday and drowned. The boy came
to the city Saturday night aud said
he had ran away from the farmer be
cause he beat him. He told the boy
who accompanied han the river that
he could swim. bat it's believed that
he committed suicide, A. he did not
attempt 10 reach shore. 4 revolver
wa. found in his pocket
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-09
6hsn Up 10 Die

K. Spiegle. 1904 Y. Virginia -.
Evansville. Ind, writes For over
Eve years vas troubled with kidney
and bladder affections which caused
me much pain and worry. | los,
flesh and was all run down. and one
year ago had to abandon work entire.
ly | had three Of the best physi-
clans, who done me no good aud
va, practically given up TO die. Fo.
ley Kidney cure vas recommended
and the first bottle gave me great re-
lief. After taking the second bottl,
| wa entirely cured.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-09
Don't Be Blue

And lose all interest when help l.
within reach. Herbine will make
that liver perform its duties proper
ly. j. b. Vaughn, Elba, Alabama,
write, Being a constant sufferer
from constipation aud a disordered
liver, | have found Herbine TO be the
BEST medicine for these troubles on
the market. have used it constant
ly | believe it to be the oest medi
cine Of the kind and | wish all suff
erers from these troubles to know
the good Herbine has done me. A
Woods u Ormes.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-09
Dee, srUnsl,

When your joints ache and you sus'f
FROM Rhrumatism Boy bottle %
Ballads Snov Liuimcut and get
instant relief A positive cure Tor
rheumatism. burns, cute contracted
muscles. sore chest. etc Mr. J. T.
Boey, a prominent merehau, q VII
lov Point, Texas. says that be hud'
Ballard Snow Liniment the best All
round Imminent ever discovered At
Woods & Orme's.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-09
DEANS SCHOOL HOUSE.

The recent raius have improved
crop prospects greatly. in this sec
ton. Il looked very distressing du.
riog the irogth. but the Kind Provi-
dencc who never fails "a was found
on hand once more at the eleventh
hour
Mr.. NJ. G. Cone aBd her .on Char
Icy Duvsll. Of Curve. Tcnn.. are Wis
ting relatives here
Nr. J W Robertson, an aged aud
eel knoun citizen q this communi-
", left last Saturday for Yarbro.
Ark, where he gill ia the future
make bis home With his daughter.
Mr.. Richard Mcconnell
Mr. aud Mr.. J. = Dean visited
the Dcats Of Iron Hill last ueek
Rev Ben Asdrea.. q Marion sas
= welcome visitor 10 oar midst last
weck
Mr. r. VI. Melee uAs the cues,
% Joe Dean las, Saturday
Chester Cleghorn aud uifs were
visiting IN Frcdonia sunday
Mira Lucy Ford has been ihs last
tsa days At Foris Ferry a, The bed
side o. her daughter. Mr. Lou
Johnson. whs l. quite Toe 9Th iy-
phoii fever.
Oar sunday School Is progressing
uicrly under the management 81 "
q Couditt.