Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12

viii U9 MUNNWAuoI CJtus E0H AaAl tu-
formation OF sleeping car reservations
see Atlantic Coast Line agents OF write
Frank @. BoylstOn, District Passenger
Agent, jacksonville, Florida.
Prof II. H DeLand was in tho city
yesterday. Prof. Del md, VhO i one
of Alachua eounty's most efficient AID
experienced teachprs, has been princi-
pal Of the Forest Grove school, but hss
resigned to accept responsible posi-
ton with the Bank Of Alachua. While
bic friends regret to see him give up
the profession OF teaching, they wish
him success 10 bis new duties,
Miss Agnes Rogers, an accomplished
young lady OF Clearwater HsTboF, is
in the city, q guest OF MrS. w E, Dow.
Miss Rogers Il one Of South FlOrida's
faiFeSt daughteFs, and had the honor
to represent this State a. q commits.
SioneF 90 the Sc. Louis WOrld's Fair,
being elected % one OF the most pop.
ulaF and hAndSomest Young ladies ia
she State y The Times. Union contest.
Col. J. W. Patton expects to make
HE departure today or tomorrow for
TampR, where be has been instructed
to meet the Ofieials OF the Gainesville
4 Gulf railway on important business.
Mr. Patton, who surveyed the route,
will take . trip with che officials over
the line, and Il lS cafe 10 state that
work Of cutting Tight-ot-wAy and grad
ing will begin 90 soon 90 this investi-
eating trip 10 concluded.
Remember the lecture Of Earl Ward
Pearce, lecturer, entertainer aud char
acter delineatOT, which will be de-
liveFed in the opera house on the
evening Of Thursday, Nov. 10, The
Mcconnell Library Association offers
thirty books free to the University
High School II net proceeds from this
attraction should amount 70 $50 above
expenses, and all lovers OF free eduOA-
ton should attend this lecture, which
will be full Of wit, humor and pAthoS,
Admission will be 30 cents, school chill
dren 20centS. Seats on sale at AVera's.
Rev. Thos. P. Hay, wife aud son,
Park, left yesterday for their former
home, PAlatha, where they will attend
the fftieth anniversary Of the organic
cation OF the Presbyterian church Of
that city, which will be held today,
The occasion will be observed with
services 10 the morning, afternoon and
evening, and Mr.. Hay will participate
in these services. They expect TO be
absent for several days, - she annual
meeting Of she Synod Of Florida will be
held - Palatka, beginning Tuesday.
Elder L. E. MoanS hes been appointed
principal, with Elder Christopher
MatheSOn ~ alternate, 20 represent
the Gainesville Presbyterian church,
The report OF the amount Of cotton
ginned up to November lSt, which vas
Issued By the United States Oentus
Bureau on November Bth, contains q
new feature 10 che way Of alSO giving
the numbsS Of bales Of Sea ISlAnd cot
ton ginned, tO-Witi Florida, 1890
Georgia, %, 2ib; South CarOlina, 8,74O
Another report will be iSsued NOvem-
Der 2lst, showing the amoUBt Glnued
from the preseht crop up 70 the llth
Inst. These reports will b appro-
eiAted By the aFOWeFS Of Soa lslapd
cotton and give them . better idea -
20 the Sise Of che crop. Benjamin.
RuSh, the government StatlstIeiaa for
ihiS SeoIiOd, has taken great Iatsrtst
In having the Sea leland report ssp-
aFatsd from the ShOFt staple and has
frequently called the attsBtion Of the
oficials 70 iIs Importance 70 GrOWeSs.