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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-17
COOK HOSPITAL NOTES,

Mrs. Jacob l.aymm, Of Rlyesville, /:
II surgical patient who recently en-
tered the hospital.
Mrs. ]. A. Morgan OF Warrington
is Il recent surgical patient admitted
to the hospital.
Ramie Baker, of Margaret, W. Va,
was admitted for typhoid treatment
Joe Pen. the Italian boy who was in
jured and had his limb amputated, Is
getting along nicely.
Mrs. Fanny s. falstrum Is 4 surei.
cal patient recently admitted.
Mrs. Herlen, Of Hammond. was re.
Gently admitted for treatment.
Among the Nurses.
Mrs. Hattie Matheny Is nursing pa
tient at Morganiowa.
Miss Nellie Brant Is nursing case
at Amos.
Mary Williams IS IN Morgantown
nursing a patient.
%iss Lila shafer. one Of the gradu
ate nurses, has returned from Nor
ganlown where size was nursing q 10,
tient.
Miss 4. Miller is In Charge Of a
case at Beington.
Miss Sara shlmp has returned from
Morgantown.
Misses Jane Stiagg, of Luray, Va,
Leila Grass. Of Warrington. and Eli,
nah Taylor Of Sutton, have entered
The hospital as probatloners.
Mrs. Kendall, the head nurse OF the
hospital, Is In Little Washington. Pa.
on visit 10 her sister, She will also
visit In Pittsbnrg for q few days be.
fore returning here.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-17
BOY SENTENCED
I. TO i8 YEARS
COUNSEL WILL CARRY CASE TO
HIGHEST COURTS IN ORDER
TO SAVE HIM.

PAtIkERSBtRG, May 17,-tinless
the supreme court grants him new
trial Roy Lcdsomc, the alleged SLAYER
Of James klrkenGall will be sent ia
inc Monnasrllle penlientiary within Al
days to serve sentence of IS years
imposed by Judge Moss at Elizabeth
sena'or brown, leas3iAg counsel for
the defense will argue for new trial
and confidently expects to get it,
The jury Ia the case returned Il yer.
dict Of second degree murder, the pcn,
atty of which is from FIVE to eighteen
years and when Judge Moss handed
down his decision the first of the wcel;
he gave young Ietlsome the limit,
Judge Moss lid not consider for n
moment the arguments along the linz
OF the unwrltten law and the argument
that kirdendati's death was produced
by the surgeons knife did not appeal
to him. 1919.
The Judge thought that the evidence
was conclusive that I.elsome wen,
cunning for Klrkendall and that he
was not on his way to Richie county
when he killed the man. An attempt
was made by the attorneys for the de.
Tense 10 have the boy'sent 10 the re.
form school, but that would only mean
an Imprisonment Of only four years
and the judge evidently thought he
should suffer more and gave the young
man all that was in his power.
Senator Brown, who put tip a hard
fight for the boy and this too without
pay said yesterday afternoon that he
would most assuredly appeal to the
supreme court. This tribunal will sit
In Wheeling on J;lne 10 and Senator
Brown will appeal 10 It for a new trial.
lie has number Of grounds on which
to base the appeal, but one Of them
will be that the Jury was improperly
Instructed. Another will be that the
defendant did not have all his wit.
iiesses. The most important ground,
however, Is being withheld by Sena.
tor Brown and II he falls on the other
he does not see how the court eau
turn It down.
Senator Brown Is certain that he
would have had n much stronger case,
had he been able to produce two or
three witnesses who liad been sum-
moned, but who failed to appear aud
believes that II he Is granted n new
trial and that those witnesses have
the opportunity 10 testify the result
will be different. At any rate It can
not be any more severe.
The case attracted more attention
than any which has been tried In
Writ county In long time and opln.
ions differed greatly as TO the ont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-17
BASIS OF RAILROAD VALUATIONS.


me subject OF the proper basls Of
railway valuation has been much dis
cilssed In West Virginia for the past
TWO years. with railroad companies
insisting that the physical valuation
Is the proper one 10 be considered by
the Board Of Public Works It Is In.
tercsting 10 note that the Wall Street
Journal doesn't take that view of the
case. notwithstanding It Is supposed
to be the organ OF the corporate In.
terests. On this point that paper
says:
"There are two main woys NJ win,
;nr n railroad Five, ,ho nh .s;oo, ,,a
second the commercial. 4 physical
valuation would be an Intelligent IN.
ventory and inventory vaiuinE OF all
OF lis property, The commercial val
tIatfon would be a valuation based
largely upon the earning capacity and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-17

educational awakening In order that
It's cultural side may keep pace With
Its material Development. We shoull
not be content with simply having
schools, We should continually strive
for the best schools and the higics,
degree of attainment. There Is always
danger of being loo easily satisfied
along educational lines. Our motto
for West Virginia schools should be.
Only the best Is good enough"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-17
THE pE0pLE'SF FORUM
Keep the Ball a.Rolling.
Editor West Vlrsinian:

Editor West Vlrginlan:
| have been mitch Interested In sev.
eral articles In your Peoples Forum
as TO whom we should select as the
next Republican candidate for sheriff.
| want 10 say that our people to n
man are for George f. Amos. He Is n
man Of the people and friend OF
everybody. II George Amos is the
nominee he Will carry the county by
at least 1000 majority and II 1t Is nice
weather We might make It 1900. We
up here all say hurrah for Amos.
LINCOLN DISTRICT REPUBLICAN.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-17

come. Wit county people as n rulc
were not surprised at the verdict Of
The Jury hnt citizens of the dis,rlc,
were unable 10 see itow fury could
lind the boy guilty in the second &C
gree after testimony was adduccd tc
show that kirkendaii had chfded hfm
about his relations With the boys
mother.
While the unwritten law can moi
be nsed as defense, 1t is the purpose
of Senator Brown to bring before the
next jury If he Is allowed new trial
evidenced which It will he hard for n
jury 10 forget.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-17
NOTICE OF LICENSE APPLlcA.
TiON. .-..E5

Notice is hereby given that an ap.
pltcation has been filed with City Clerk
Of the City Of Fairmont, West Vir-
ginla, BY r. c, and c. W. Fleming, re-
siding In Fairmont. West Virginia, for
a license to carry on the business Of
selling, offering for sale, at retail
spurious liquors. wine, porter, ale and
beer, and drinks Of like nature, al
Manley Building. Porter alley, in the
City Of Falrmont, West Virginia. -
Given under my hand in my office
in said city tbs 10th day Of May. 1907.
W. $. BLACK, , "a;
May lo.2t. City Clerk.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-17

CUMBERLAND. Md. May 17.-rhc
body found In Potomac river near Key
Ser was Identified as r. B. Roblnctt, q
Western Maryland railroad brakeman
Son Of John B. Robinett, Of Flintsone
Nd, a Republican politician and for
mer member of the Maryland lesls
lature.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-17

The people of Fairmont are much
interested in che visit Of State Super.
iatendent Miller and Dr.. W W. Stet.
son, Of Maine, TO this city today. The
presence Of such men Is an inspira.
ton and helps to Increase public school
sentiment. West Virginia needs an
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-17

Mr.. c. p. Taylor, the Parks avenue
tailor. has returned from Cleveland.
Ohio. While In Cleveland he arrang.
cd for the services Of four more tail.
ors for his establishment. The new
men will be ready TO go 10 work The
first Of the coming week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-17
Some SASSY Quessions-RepIy I,
F. S. N. S.

In reply to F. S. N. S. baseball man
ayers letter will say that ne is ava,
OF. Would Ike for him to answer
these questions. Is l.. Hclntzelmar
on the High school team? Is the NAV
er from Bcecllwood OH the team? +
futile. the regular catcher? No, Is
the answer 10 them all. Also, where
was Shinn. the third baseman? Tough
the first baseman? Morgan, the catch
er? The answer. not there. Mr. Gas
Rtns also goes on 10 request the High
school to make good their statement,
which will be done in good time
enough for them to get back to the
farm in time TO noe their corn.
A High Schoolite Forever.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-17

Superintendent Miller and DR.. W.
W. Stetson reached tho city this al.
ternoon from Belington, where an ed.
ucational rally was held last night.
The people OF this city extend these
gentlemen n hearty welcome. Dr.
stetson Is speaking at the Normal
School auditorium this afternoon and
vii speak at the new High School
auditorium tonight. All are invited to
attend these meetings. No admission
fee is charged 10 either of the meet.
ings.
At Lloyd's Book Shop, 1o5 Fairmont
Avenue. you will find many things
unobtainable elsewhere In town. II.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-17

The death Of General $. b. Baker
GENES MS severe shock to his hosts
NJ friends. He was an honorable and
uMlght gentleman and was very po;,.
l'Iar. His death will cast a gloom over
tic entire State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-17

If the weather man gives us any.
thing like square deal tomorrow
ten thousand visitors will be In the
city to see the Hasenbecli.WalIace civ.
Gus
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-17

The show people will think Fair
mont Is giving them great deal OF
consideration when they see how beau
'llnlly many of the buildings are dec
Grated.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-17

Tonight the small hoy Will dream CT
elephants and tomorrow ne will see
them. What better proof do we need
mat there Is something in dreams?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-18

Tea Sets, 56 pieces Carlsbad China,
nj nicely Gd decorated, Usually S3o@8
China Stop Jars. with cover SMc
and bail handle. Usually Ioc...
Best Stone China Chambers, 4 40
large size Usually &c.,. w
Stone China Tea or Coffee Ec
Cups and Saucers. Usually &C.. Nv
Carlsbad China Berry
Bowls. assorted decorations. 1 IL
Usually soc Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-18

Down Comforts; guaran-
teed not to shed: usually G2 MQ
Large-size Crochet Bedspreads,
Marseiles patterns; usually 2Oc
Superior Light weight Silko- Soc
line Comforts; usually $1.25....
English Fleece Blankets; M2~
usually $50 pair. ................>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-18

White and Gray Blan- S1 E6N
kets; usually 81 pair. " 'e>
Fine White Blankets: CT 5S
usually S2.25 pair.
Iarge-size Silkoline Com Sd S1O
forts; usually $3.50. .......... ~%7'Oo
California Wool Blan- "a Do
kets; usually So pair. ~0oe>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-18

Towel Rollers. 80. Clothes
Baskets. Lamp Brackets.
Camphorated Flake. -. BIB
.14-inch Kitchen Spoons. E. ..
4Ox4S. :. Toilet Paper. Pie
2 quarts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-18

Heavy English Fleece Sno go
Blankets: usually 81 pair. " 'O~
Crochet Bedspreads, Mar Soc
settles patterns: usually S1.2o..
Fringed Bedspreads: ex- S1 MD
ira size; usually s2O0..... Dl 0V>
California Blankets. the 81 40
genuine; usually So pair. ~OoV~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-18

for $3.50 Tea and COT
fee Sets - teapot.
creamer. sugar DoWI
der, gold lined
for $500 Tea and Cot
fee Pots, guaranteed
for ten QO) years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-18

Larger and better articles than usual
Chamber Pals, with cover. ..GalvaniZ
Brushes. Whisk Brooms. Tea Trays.
Soap Dishes nickel. -. Toilet Paper Holde
Cleaner and Polisher. Fruit Bowls. Ca
Pickle Dishes. :. Peppers and Salts. Nir
Chair Seats. :. .Corkscrews. Shelf Paper
~,o0o0@0~oD0D00@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-18

Chocolate Sets. pot and cups and
saucers, decorated to match. 2SC
Usually $1.JO. .................
Jardinieres fancy shape.
glazed in assorted colors. \ 6N<
Usually 19c. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w
Rubbers for Masons Fruit O1Zc
Jars. best quality. Dozen. S/&S
Extra Covers, porcelain
lined for MaSonS Fruit Jars. n mc
Jelly Glasses. first quality 1 W.
with tin covers. Usually 2h.c ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
gentralnmcrifaniidJc Strife.

g9iebcr ein &rieg ous9cbrodcn. -Ni.
coragua dbermdls Scr Storen'
Irieo. - Staot 9lcailltIa in Sal,
pooor pombnroirt lmo ein9enonl.
men. = Guatemala beOro0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
9bcfen iinp bic W,enid,.t,

'Ie foobInlelnenaeit Hdib IN Den glInb fdId9en.
3elheit Tu an fdliperenl Druid i'm aegi on
9iidenfhmer5eu, 5hipineeI. &er6ftopien. 0er'
icp Dor ben 6undfaIberil. oe Bieiiplrri'.ht5
7ripreden, init I'M fscb al geilier nftberge!h.
htn 2eibtaldnbtgieit au bgretdiern 81 1iebt
lie felt mebr nib fnnfsns Inhref beribui!tli
Ct. yernart arnnterpiaen. IS llnb bic bels
frditiniien FiIansenifiie meidhe iieb Sir In bic,
fen Flacn odrhieicn. % Gents. (piGMi5r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
sIcBt nad) Cutter Ban.

0aibington .. g., If. 3uni.
- graiioent 9iooiepelt rno gegleiter
tebrten belte iriib allf Der ,}adt
,Wapiloiuer" BON Der Sanlestown.
2luS'telll,ng bicrber 5uriid. Moracn
beBiebt iid) Sr. Hooiepelt tat Gpitcr
Ban, I'M ben Sommer sort 3u per-
briuoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
&eitcrc Slusiagen Crdjaro'S.

Scin &relBperb6r nod INNER nidlt
bcenbet. -- 9(nplIt 9ilNar0iou
iGbrt in iciucn &erilAcn iort, Die
@loubpiirbiJtcit ser }lngabcu
oes Stanta5euget 5ll crid)iittern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
VI iiiien lid meloen.

Enris, If. Suni. - Nm I. SitIt
tritt bier Elm ncltcs G,eleb in arait,
nod Dem Die in EoriS holternO anI1i.
ligcn 9lnterifoner gc5luilngen meroen.
lid genuu III oie nnltlihen WteIoeli.
Iten ein3utragen. 5n 5olge oeiien
berridt 9roBe llngeuiBheit inter oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
g ia 0t Werifo, If. Sum-. -

STAB Merifn If. Suni. -
3einoIcligfciten iino iuieoer in Gen-
tralomerifa ousgebrohen. Nicaragua,
ner, unteritiibt bon bonouraniiben
Sniur9enten nabnen bellte friib Die
Sta0t 9Icnjltla, Salpnbor, elm. Sbigc
9tatridt ging bellte 9lbello Dem bieli-
gen ioluaoproniifen Wanucl Ielgaoo
bird cine IepeIde 0cS Ernli0enten
ssiguera Don SaIpaoor 5u. Ger Sc
ianbtc lit 5ur 3eit III geratbnng nit
Dem Triiiioellten Iia5. Iie gticara-
giianer bon1baroirten 9lcajulta our6
bns lfnnonenboot .Dfoanlotompbo"
iino lanbeten onnn 5ruppen, peIhc
sic Stabt beebten. lie 5ruppen mer-
ben bon 8enerol Waitllel 9iipas be-
febliat sMan gldllbt, Dab Die Grpe.
6ition ani Dem 8ege nad San Sole
De Guatemala lit. uno onB Frdlioent
Selnun uen 9tlearagla ben arieg &c.
9en Guatemala erfl1rt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12

Gin 6euer in San 5rancisco
Bat Die @agen., alttiden. itno 9luto.
.Iieoerlage bon Siuoe6afer
Bros. uno Sen Sarbnoaren.2ab
pon Sobn Guoot & SO. 3erItort.
Shaoen S6O, 900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01
BIDS FOR SEWER LATERALs.

Scaled proposals will be received by
,he hoard of Public Works OF the City
OF Gainesville, Florida, on Thursday.
August sth, 1907 at . o'clock p. m.
at the office OF ". ". Hampton secre.
tary. for constructing approximately
six miles OF 4.inch sewer house later.
ais. Specifications may be obtained
on application. A certified check In
the sum OF $500. made payable to
BOARD Of Public Works. must accom-.
pany each bid, as a guarantee that
the bidder will enter into q contract
should the work be awarded TO him.
Tho right Is reserved TO REJECT any
and all bids. ". w. HAMPTON.
secretary Board Of Public Works.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01
pRoTRAcrEo MEETINGS.
Rev. r. M. hartman Makes Interest.
inc Announcement.

The people Of the northern portion
OF AlaChua county will have the op.
JDrtunity to attend Il number o! r..
ligiO,ls meetings during III" month of
August.
Rev. + NJ Hartman, Missionary
Baptist. requests The sun TO max"
the following announcement,
On August "rd h. will comm"nc"
"A meeting ut Antioch church two
miles south OF l.aCrOss.. continuing
into the following week. Rev T. A..
Crumptor will preach for the con.
gregatlons after SUNDAY
4 meeting will commence" a. North
Plea SAINT Grove church. two and a half
mile, south o! WurthingtOn Springs
ON August 18th. Rev. T J. Vans OF
1--WE Oak cuuductirg the services
after SUNDAY
Tie services at Lacrosse will begin
August 18th and continue ~ long ~
interest warrants Rev. J {. COllum
OF Waldo Will 10 the preaching after
the 18th.
Everybody is extended cordial in.
vitatiun tn attend each and all OF
these meetings.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01
GRAND OPENING '
Of new H0STELRY
2 @:ep'.on % Tn Psi" Las.
H..i.t AT White h,.s
GAME SVilLE S
NE MOTEL
GAINESVILLE ksA HOTEL
MAJ w. r. Thomas, Owner, arc Pro-
pr etor James Van AIen Royai'y
Recept.on-Music and Refreshments.

\ lur-. number O. l.ldlc. aud
grn'l,..ln acc,"'rd IT,, irII;at.nu a.
inspect The Whn. liuu~,. Gaines.
vile, new hotel, las, nlg.t ard par.
take ~ til" hospitality 81 thu owner
MAJOR W r. Thomas, and Proprietor
James Van Allen.
The guests began assembling at
au early hour il. IT." .\ru.n- and
Wrr, given opportunity ~ inspect tn"
new hust.lrv. which l. located ON
East Main street hurth th. most at.
truct.,. section of the city and a.!
"Nlr, S-.d SURPRISE ~ III. rrna; in
rro,ril,nts made III the 'u,l.ng.
The vast assembling" VS. r"sal.d
with elegant REFRESHMENTS, and local
musicians iurui> she'd enchanting mn.
sic. which was greatly enjoyed and
highly appreciated
The White House T. second to 40
ho>t.lry III the State q: Fioriua ~
and proprietor propose to- conduct II
in manner that will reflect credit
upon thr city and Civ" satisfaction
to thos.. who favor them With their
patronage.
MIR Van Allen Is an experienced
hotel man. and the public can rest
assured that they will get their
money, worth AT The White House.
the doors of which will be- opened for
business this morning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01
THE LoWMANs INDICTED.
For Killing Dunlap Phinny-Motior
for CHANGE Of Venue.

The news from bronson yesterda.
was to the effect that the grand jury
had returned true bills against the
| mans for the murder OF Dunlap
Phinny. charging them with murder
in the first degree. Counsel for de
PENDANTS moved for a change of Venue
which was resisted by the State :
attorney. and the court had the mat
ter under consideration. II the mo-
,ion IL granted the case will be tried
in Alachua county.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01
PARRlSH.MilNER.
Two Popular Young People Married
Last Night.

MIR. l.. H. Parrish and Miss Georgia
Miner We're quietly married 1T the
Iona" Of the brides mother I'm East
James I..r oi tn. AdNr:,t Christian
church officiating Only the imme-
dat. members ~ tie .amil! OF the
bride were present
tn" young couple ar" Very popular
among their acquaintanc"S. all OF
whom wish thcIu much Joy and hap.
pncss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01

Democratic county ticket at the last
election Sheriff Bean extended
Alachua Countys worthy sheriff a
pressing invitation to visit him some
time in the near future. and Wash
says he l. going to avail himself there
OF at his earliest convenience as he
has heard SO much regarding the eX
cellent sport running down big game"
especially deer. in Michigan that h.
Is anxious to take a look at the
country.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01
In Judoe Mason's Court.

Thor. "a. "a case in .'udg" Mason :
con- ,,,t"Ita, in which ID. q Roi-
.rc VA. suing the Cumm., Lumber
Co. for damages 10 COW
! \ Carlisle represented The
u!a,nt;N whi,- .iudee II Davis APP
,'e,r..u f.. toe t,..niau', The case
~ ars,.-i u. 'or, 1ud2. Mason who
,c,, t1e -au.. under con ,ide-ation
,,,. yI.i ,-a+e. his verdict today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01
A Young Husband.

Alvin Drl.anO does not appear to
he over twenty years Of age. He
came to Gainesville about -FOUR weeks
ago with his father. VINO is Il car.
penter residing at 2oS West Main
street y. He was married about q
year ago. il is said. to a very hand
some young lady of Jackson. Mich.
which Is the county seat OF Jackson
county. but did not live with her long
VI. was arrested on the charge OF
G.scrtion. but the case was Compro-
missed and the couple again took up
their residence in the same house
This did not LAST very long. however.
and lA.i.ano again abandoned his wife.
II" was arrested the second tim" and
gave bond FOR his appearance at the
time set for his trial, hut when the
case Wa called the inuug man had
rol,"w,d his father 70 ~" Land ~
Flowers. Tn" Grim" oi d.>cr'inn un-
i,r III. laws OF Michigan L. a very
serious one. the maximum PENALTY
i.ing three years imprisonment. and
u may be- some time before father
.ud son again SEQ each other
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01
Sheriff Geo. n. Bean.

III, MICHIGAN sheriff created y very
,\nrab, iIuprt sion with tn"s: with
IoMt h. came in contact 4. tii> city.
.tv - II tINr looking gentleman. and
las every appearance ol htInS Il
Southern.r. though h. is not. tie l.
exceedingly popular in hi, county. as
evidenced by TN" fact that he was
the only candidate. elected on the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01
For Owe: Sixty Years

Mrs. W!us.ows Soothing Syrup has
h..a used i,r chi!dren's teethins. Il
.oo.oes the ch,!!. sor ecs the guns
a,lavs A.! pam, cures vial co!tc, aod
h the bsst remedy f0r dtarrhoea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01

~. =, '..t'', ..
'lIu.Sl~, - !.'I e '
an, rNt"iD - =.
')rt,',,. Soc $3.50
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-01
CHARGED WITH
DESERT|0N OF WIFE
ALVIN DeLaYo Ares; I'd .tui Tx.
en- Back to Mlc...5~.,
Sheriff Fenne'' Arrested YoJns Man
in THIS City and Sherir Of jackson
County. Mien., Came for A,r-ko
Requisition Required.

\ short time ago Shcrir Frnn.ll
received letter from Sh,r.ff ,,,a,,
- Bean OF Jackson county. M,cu.
requesting him TO taxi. into custod,
a >ouEg white man h., III. nan. of
Alvin Dtl.ano. no was charged with
DESERVING his young wife i'll the far
Western State. Except for having
been given the wrong number OF the
str, ct as the place OF hI.anos resi-
ience. Sheriff Fenntll experienced
little trouble in making the arrest
when he promptly wirrG the Michi.
gan sheriff to come for his prisoner,
and Sheriff l'ean reached this city
Monday night with the rrIiisition
for DelanO from the Governor of
Michigan. or course thu. prisoner
could have required the officer TO have
Governor Broward honor the requisi.
ton, but he consented to return with.
out putting Sheriff Bean TO this trou.
ple and the officer left here TUESDAY
with his prisoner
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
Al PuBLIoo

En- podcr del V, cino don Mo-
desto Aponte Sc Lava 6epo itado
un caballo de color aIazano como de
seis cuartas de alz. do, erin y cola
recortada y como de seis amos de
edad, cuyo caballo fu6 traido a este
Dep6sito Municipal, ignorandose SUI
dueho. Sc hace saber que 81 pasa-
do ocho dias, despues que sea inser-
tado por segunda vez este auun 10
Ell el periodico La DEMocRAcIA, no
apareciere su ducno Sc vendera en-
pdhlica subasfa Ell cumrl miento 4
10 dispuesto Ell el articulo 622 C6di-
&c CiAil.
San Lorenzo, F9brero II de
1907. Sebastian Ibonte, Alcal-
de. I6 y 20.