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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-08
CHEAP EXCURSION.

Sesboard Air Line Railway viii Sci
Tickets 20 Mountain ard SeaShoTs.
Washington is Also Included in the
Cheap Raie-OoUbIs OaiE Service.
The Sesboard Air Lie Railway an
nouDees exceptionally loW sIesrsiOn
rates for the annual eEeursion TO The
mountains Of CGrolins. the tsIshor- II
Virginia aud to Washington. y {
"wednesday. August lesb.
The rOund-trip rate from JGetsSn.
ViIls to Lineolnton. Marion and RJth.
erfordton. : c., 10 tlS, with CORE.
spending rates 70 other Wes'ern NJT;h
Carolina rssons. To wrght.vi.ic
Beach the Seaboard uill hso eel
round-iFip tickets 81 rate Of tl2
To the Virginia eoast resorts. Ocsaa
View. Ola Point Comfort ard NiFEinih
Beach, rate will - 1850 for ihs
rO0nd.trip. TIE rate 20 Old Point
Comfort will apply va Portsmouth or
via Richmond
The SesboaFd hss also arranged 90
cell Tickets from Jacksonville 20 WGsh-
ingtOn. y C. and r~tarn on August
leah at rate Of t22 o. Al tickets Soh
for this sIeorsiOn viii 10 good oE
trains scheduled N leave JAeksobViIls
% 2 O6 . m. and : jor N wiih hbal
limit returning q Aug1si 3ls, 1905
The S@Aboard - ihs shortest Abe
meet direct line from JSeksonviIle 70
WashinEtOn. Thsy operate eSsbie
daily through Serviee. the train b~ibE
equipped siih tkorooEhtsFs cay
coaches ard Pullman bsset, enuinG-
room sleepsn
The Seaboard has iss0ed scD~ very
attractive sdrsrtaiEE "a ths inseFssI
q this sIeurpion
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-08
hsoshinE O. ,ht NsySsi Eo8SI 10 ChSHn
beristn's COiie- Chosesa AHd
Oassrhosa asrssog.

Tha fact u veil ksosn - araEEists
sreJuhsr~. and shss oss x tsa Sll
give tier rsst0oen thss pF,parHts0a
wh~n Sc bsst 10 Asket FOR Mr.. o.
wtDsr. . pr0Dis~Ss erVEEst % JoV-
Hn. Nc. 10 . eircslsF - bs ss.toD~fs.
says. 'Tbers % sothiHg ~ the RAJ
kss ~ ths uHy - psa<ni I'D isses
whick s4aAls Chamb<Fiala Colss.
ChoserA sd DtASPAo<s ks@etJ fSs
bowsl e04piainta. We - q al r-con-
Den1 this PrsparSthoa- FoF sac ~
al eFaExissa-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-08
eIINEsVILLE 6 GULF
! has CHANGED HANDS
=, Been Purchased By Tampa
and OcaIa Capitalists.
-, Of SOUTHERN INTEREST

I !. Believed That tn. so"'A. '" !, Be,
hind the Move and That the Road
WIN b. Extended Southwark at Once
Nav oHiesrs Elected
n. Of the most important deals ever
~. IN this section was contaminated
80, rhen the Gainesville and Gulf
1900 was transferred from its
80, owners 20 r. n. SimOnton OF
g., and A. P. stucky and b. W.
H., o, Ocsla, representing . number
.I,,nitslists, and purchasing large
10 Of the road for themselves.
nj. deal has been In contemplation
4, ,.veral days, but nothing OF q def
n, understanding was made known
mil Monday, when the road. ~ith all
!, ,ppunenanees, was formally trans
hred to the new owners.
n. Gainesville and Gulf Railroad is
,,r,,.eirht miles in length 1t runs
non sampson City to Fairfield, traV-
,uins one OF the richest horticultural
and agricultural sections Of the State,
s.e tonehing many thrifty towns and
ulsses which have sprung up within
n. past few years. The construction
4, The road Was begun BY V. J. Her
luas in lsa5, from Gainesville. in q
puiherly direction, ice objective point
bsins Micanopy. Mr.. Herloug had
made q careful study Of the county,
nd was not slow 70 realize the fertility
q the soil, with the result that he con-
noeted and successfully operated the
6aiue,ville, Rocky Point and Micanopy
Railroad for several years. In 1900 the
md Was extended TO Sampson City,
ukere connection was made with the
Georgia Southern, and the name Was
IhsfEGrd changed 20 Gainesville and
Golf
Immediately after the eonsummA-
ton Of the sale, the new owners held q
meeting and elected the following
u6:,r
s 7 Prescott Of the GeorRis South
err and Florida. president; A. 7.
SROeEy Of Ocala. fires vice-president
B. ". Blunt OF Ocala, second vice
president; II. Z. Taylor, treasurer
l I Barker. superintendent; W. S.
Banks suditoF. The last three officers
we're reelected, which was . great
Onpiimen, TO their ability.
there is nsturallyhll sorts OF rumors
ItOs, regarding the object Of the pur-
sAa'ers Il was the general rumor
tfai they are acting for the Southern
Railway and that the road will be eX-
knded 70 Tampa and reeqoipPed with
u. asaTies, rail and most modern earn
aed locomotives. At any rate. there
VII Be- something doing" in this d.
MELON al no distant day. as the neW
0shen d, 10 sure. did not purchase the
sAd S'iho0t the purpose Of extending
u 10 the near future.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-08

Most victims = tpT<o6isstis are
th0ss uho Arr sItatsaIly eonstiVaied
Onso LAXATIVE FrBn Strsp ears
ehrSsse eoassiTbiiJu ~ sii@ siasiag
the liver and buu.s Osteo LAxaaiFs
Fr1ii syrup { - not ue2ssAts %
grip and 10 mik shc pl-asazt % tahs
R@tose sabsutsiss J. ". McCallOra
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-08
Cure For The Blues
one KEDIeIIE That GAS HEgR FlIlB


When acheerful, brave, light-heartsd
woman Is suddenly plunged into that
perfection of miasyys the BLUES, IL IL
q sad picture. II Is usually this way;
She has been 6aaling ..out of sorts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-08
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-04
"TERRIToRY NOT LARGE ENOUGH TO
SUPPORT THREE pAPERsn

"TERRIToRY NOT LARGE ENOUGH TO
SUPPORT THREE PAPERS"
From the Rock Hill Herald.
1t is announced that the three
Lancaster papers, the Review,
the Ledger and the Enterprise,
have been bought out and con
solidated. The new company
will be called the Lancaster
Publishing Company, and the
name of the new paper will be
the Lancaster News. The capi.
tai stock will be $4,000. The
first issue of the new paper, which
will be a semi-weekly, eight
page, six column sheet, will ap
pear October 4th.
Mr.. @. 7. Connors, editor of
the Review will edit the new
paper, and Mr.. j. Nj. Riddle, Jr.,
will be business manager.
Mayor Wylie will be president
of the company, and County
Treasurer w. @. Cauthen, secre
tary and treasurer.
Editor Connors is an able and
energetic newspaper man and
Mr.. Riddle, the business managers
is a young man of fine buslnes,
capacity, and the new enterprise
will no doubt do good business
The Review, Ledger and Enter
prise were all good papers and
received a liberal patronage from
the business houses of Lancaster,
but the territory is not large
enough to support three papers
and it is thought that one good
paper will be worth to the town
and community more than the
three have been.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-04

and Lancaster county. How well
we have succeeded in this, we
leave it to our readers to say. We
are conscious, however, that we
have done the work FAITH.
FULLY. And now, before
we say farewell to our read
ers and our advertisers, we wish
to thank them most cordially for
their material aid and moral sup
port during these 144 years, and
to commend to their confidence
and their patronage the new paper
that is soon to be launched upon
the billowy sea of journalism.
In such editorial opinion and
comment as has appeared in these
columns, it has always been our
purpose to endorse and applaud
whatever was right, as we were
able to see the matter then under
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-04
VALEDICTORY.
Continued From 2nd Page.

6 months it has made its visits to
the homes of its subscribers every
week during the Spanish-Ameri
can war, twice a week., carrying
such news as weekly newspapers
usually contain. In filling it's
columns week after week, it has
been the constant and anxious
aim of this editor to furnish his
readers with such matter as would
best meet their wants and needs
in this line, always having an eye
to whatever would tend to the
upbuilding of the material and
educational interests of Lancaster
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-04
whether of the daily or weekly

whether of the daily or weekly
press.
With freedom to devote his
talent to news gathering and
writing and with the advice and
assistance of MIR. Clark, he will
be able to produce newspaper
of which the Catawba region will
be proud, Mr.. Carter, who has
printed a clean and creditable
newspaper and who has receiv I'd
a full share Of the support of
Lancaster, will, to the regret of
his friends all over the State, re-
tire from the business.
[Our esteemed Charleston con-
temporary is In error as to the
president of the company. That
position is filled by Mr.. r. E..
Wylie, Lancaster's popular may
or. Mr.. Clark is a mem Der of
the board of dIrectors.-Ed The
News
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-04

paper. Good support will inspire
the very best effort and nothing
brings larger returns to town
and it's people than a live, up to
date paper.
The Lancaster News will be
the name of the new paper, which
will be edited by Mr.. Chas. T.
Connors, who has been the edi-
tor of the Review for a number of
years. He is well equipped both
in point of ability and by long
experience to do successful edi.
torial work and we, therefore,
look for the Lancaster News to
be one the very best semi weekly
papers Iu the State,
The Lancaster News has our
heartiest wishes for abundant
success.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-04
NEWSPAPERS CONSOLIDATED
from Camden Chronicle.

From Camden Chronicle
We note from the Lancaster
Ledger, that the three newspapers
published In Lancaster have been
consolidated under the name of
he Lancaster News. The new pa
per will be under the control of a
stock company of $4,000. The
officers of the company are r. E..
Wylie, President; w. G. Cauthen,
lSecretary and Treasurer. @. Y.
Connors, formerly of The Review,
was elected editor, with j. M.
Riddle, Jr., business manager.
This means that after Oct. 4th,
Lancaster will have but one pa
per hereafter, as with the capital
stuck, and the men backing the
new enterprise any competln &
journal would be quickly frozen
out.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-04
Notice to All Persons Indebted to
Heath Banking & Mercantile
Company and Clyburn-Heath
Mule Company.

All persons indebted to the UNDER
signed by notes or accounts are re-
spectfully and earnestly requested to
come forward and settle same at once.
These firms are now in liquidation,
and it is absolutely necessary that all
parties indebted to them should set
tie before November 10Th, otherwise
we will be compelled to place the ac-
counts in the hands of our Attorney
for collection.
Heath Banking 81 Mercantile Co.
Clyburn-Heath Mule Company.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-04
HARDLY ROOM FOR ONE"

From the Yorkville Enquirer.
Information comes from Lam
caster to the effect that the three
papers Of that town, the Ledge er
Review and Enterprise, are to 60
out of existence and be succeeded
by another paper which is to
make It's appearance next week.
The new paper is to be an eight
page semi weekly, and is to be
called the News. This arrange.
ment, as we understand it, has
been brought out by long estab-
llshed conviction on the part of
the Lancaster public that one
good newspaper would be of
more value to the town and COM
munity than three sorry ones.
The respective editors Of the
Ledger, Review and Enterprise
are all good newspaper men, but
1T lS fact that their papers were
lacking in many essential re-
qulrements, not so much through
the shortcoming of any one of
these gentlemen as through the
manifest impossibIlity of receiv-
Ing support for three papers in
a territory where there is hardly
room for one. As things have
been going each of the three
papers have had about equal
circulation, and largely among
the same people. Under con-
ditions where they had to send
their papers without authority in
order to get them circulated at
all, 1t has been next to impossible
to collect even a fair percentage
of the subscriptions. On the
other hand business people real.
izing that an advertisement in
one accomplished practically the
same result as the same adver-
tisement in all three, very natur.
ally declined to use all three ex.
cept on basis that would afford
only fairly reasonable rate for
one. The new arrangement, as
long as it stands, will no doubt
be relief not only TO the gener-
al public; but especially to busi-
ness circles. However, we shall
he surprised if this conso Ida
ton affords a new remedy to
the situation. NJ matter how
thoroughly any newspaper may
fill its field, there will always be
those who will think they can
do better, and Lancaster is not
going to be an exception.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-04
"a CoMMoN-SENSB MERGER.n

From the Charleston News and Courier.
The merging of the newspapers
in Lancaster. the Review, the
Ledger and the Enterprise, is an
event of some Importance to the
newspaper men of South Caro-
lima. The success with which
Messrs. Connors, CLARK and
Garter have maintained the three
newspapers in a small county at
an excellent standard speaks
clearly for the newspaper ability
of each, but under such conditions
it must have been dIsheartening
to attempt to produce first-rate
newspapers. Lancaster is just
big and strong enough for one
creditable semi weekly such as
the "News" is to be, and hope is
that, for the journalism of the
State, its field will not be disput-
ed.
Mr.. A. j. CLARK is the president
of the new company and he is
newspaper man of recognized
character and attain ments.. Mr..
Connors. who Is to be the editor,
is one of the most efficient news
paper men, in some particulars,
that we know of in South Caro-
lima. Although his training has
been limited in the main to q
weekly newspaper and TO CORE.
spOndence for the daily news
papers, he has become a reporter
who will rank with the best,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-04
LANCASTER SPIRIT COMMENDED.

From The Carolina Field.
The fact published in daily
papers that Lancaster people
have subscribed the stock of the
new paper, capitalized at Ten
Thousand Dollars, and one-third
more speaks we'll for the enter,
prise of that progressive town.
The spirit displayed might be
commended to larger cities strug-
Cling under the weight of smaller
propositions. Lancaster is about
one-third the size of Georgetown.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-04
LANCASTER PAPERS TO CONSOLI-
DATE"

DATE"
From the Fort Mill Times.
. The Lancaster Ledger of Satur-
day announces that a company
was organized in that place the
past week for the purpose of
purchasing the three newspapers.
The Ledger, The Review and
The Enterprise, and consolidating
them into enc newspaper. The
<2fhcers of the new company,
which is to be known as the
Lancaster Publishing Company,
are r. E. Wyhe, president, and
w. O. Cauthen, secretary and
treasurer. The capital stock of
the company is placed at $40. 900.
Mr.. Chas. Il. Connors, who has
10 ably edited The Review for a
Nnmber of years, has been chosen
ditor. The new paper will be
slled the Lancaster News, the
'st issue of which will appear
stober 4th.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-04

consideration. But as the printer
is at our elbow we will bid you
all an affectionate good bye,
wishing for you long life and an
abundance of the choicest of
Gods numerous gifts and great
est blessings.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-04
PRESS COMMENTS.
On the Merging of Lancas-
ter's Newspapers.
"MEANs AN UP TO DATE PAPER"

"EhNo AN UP To DATE PAPER"
From The Wirnsboro News and Herald.
Lancaster's three papers have
been united into one, which will
be known as the Lancaster News.
Maj. Chas. L. Connors. who has
been editor of The Review, will
edit the new paper, which will be
a seml-weekly, 6-column quarto.
This means Lancaster is to have
an up.to-date paper. Success to
the combined paper.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-04
. BE ONE OF THE VERY BEST SEMI.
WEEKLY PAPERS IN THE STATE"

Dh ONE UT LII NbhI bGDl
WEEKLY PAPERS IN THE STATE"
From the hershaw Era.
Sentiment, of course, leads to
a regret that we shall no longer
receive the regular visits of our
contemporaries, the Lancaster
Ledger, Review and Enterprise.
But We believe that the town and
the stockholders will profit by
the consolidation. There was
not room enough in Lancaster for
three papers to do q successful
business. and Is not al easy mat.
Nfor any one to put forth the
Nbest effort in an unprofit-
- business.
Any town will be helped by
giving good support to the home
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-26
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS

One week from to-Inorrow it is ex- pected that all of the local pastors will have returned from their vacations and will preach in their respective churches as usual. At the Grand avenue Con gregational church tomorrow it is ex- pected that at the morning service the sermon will be delivered by Rev. Henry Hyde of somersWorth, N. H. Rev. Charles c. Smith, pastor of the Grand avenue Baptist church, will preach as usual, both morning and evening. The evening service begins at o'clock Rev. R. F. Brown will officiate at Pilgrim church.
 Services will be held tomorrow in the Sunday school room of the East Pearl street M. F. church as the im- provements being made in the audito- rium are not completed.
 John E. Adams, jr., infant son of MT. and Mrs John E. Adams died at the home of his parents at 12S Farren ave- nue yesterday. The funeral will take place to-day and Rev. MT. Smith will officiate.
 A pleasant outing was taken down the harbor and out on the sound Fri day afternoon upon invitation of F. J. Mansleld of Quinnipiao avenue. The trip was made down the sound as far as Branford, the party returning just in | time before the storm broke. It was a delightful time for sailing and MT. Mansfield's fine power launch carried his guests rapidly and safely. Those who went included Mr. and Mrs. F J. Mansfield and children, Frederick Mansfield. Mrs. H. K. Rowe and two children, Mir. and Mrs. H. I. Barnes and Miss Florence Barnes, Mrs. Walter Lewis and two daughters of Hartford, the Misses Florence, Lillian, Marjorie and Mavis Goodenough of Bristol, and Mrs Wtdmcre of Philadelphia.
 Tho schooner N. S. Gallup sunk at
 Newport Thursday in collision with the l battleship Kearsarge has been to Fair Haven many times. The vessel is 92G | tons, built at New London in 1891, and 1 halls from New York.
 | The regular meeting of Fair Haven lodge, No. 2, Degree of Honor will be
 held in A. Q. U. w. hall, 13 Grand ave.
 nue, on Monday evening, August 2S, al
 8 o'clock. All members are requested tc
 be present.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-26
ooMarrrrnn ON punLro LIGHTING.

The Committee on Public Lighting will meet in Rooms 10-11, City Hall, Monday evening, August 2S. 1905. at o'clock, at which time the following pe- titions will be considered.
 Petition of J. A Grodske ct als. for an electric arc light on the southeast corner of Dixwell avenue and Division street. #@a
 Petition of Henry Munson ct aIs. for an electric arc light on the southeast corner of Dixwell avenue and Dorman street. s.4
 Petition of c. T. Coyle for two elec- trio lights on New Union avenue, be- tween Meadow and West Water streets.
 Petition of c. T. Coyle for an electric light on Portsea street, between Mead- ow and Water streets.
 Petition of M. Massarri for an electric light on the corner of State and Brad- ley streets. tt Petition of Nellie A. Roessler ct als. for an electric light on Edgewood ave- nue. corner of BroWne1l street.
 Petition of John Shuhster ct aIs for an electric light at the junction of State and East streets.
 All persons interested are hereby noo tified to be present and be heard therex on without further notice.
 Per order FRANKLIN l.. HOITAN,
 a25 St II. HOPKINS, Clerk.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-26
NEW LONDON SUBJECTED
BLUES WIN VET WEATHER
 GAME.
WEATHER

Norwich Broke Even at Hartford and New Haven Draws Up Five Points
 Springfield Defeats HOlyOke Through
 MfIIer's Fine Pitching and ErrOrIess
 BaII-ResmIts in Other Leagues.
 Despite the rain of yesterday morn ing and the wet condition of the savin Rock grounds, New Haven and New London succeeded in playing off full game in the afternoon before about 175
 spectators. The game was very evenly contested so far as hits and errors went, but the New Haven boys suc- ceeded in landing another victory at the expense of the Whalers. Although Springfield was scheduled to play here to-day, a change in the programme was made so that the Po- nies might have little tete-a-tete with their rivals from Holyoke. New Lon don was consequently shifted from Hol-
 yoke to this city to fill the gap.
 Both teams presented an unusual lineup, each having pitcher in center field. Sanfranandre, the locals regular center fielder, was at second, Sherwood being out of the game. Finn appeared in the box for the Whalers and held the New Ravens to seven well-timed hits. In the field each team played well, but three errors being made. The feature of the game was double play unassisted by Bunyan. Burke also showed that he is getting his bat ting eye back by getting two hits for ! three bases on four times up. | The score:
 New Haven.
 r. lib. DO. a. e.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-26
U. g. HUDSON, 5 The Mirror Fruit Store. S56 Chapel Street.
PROPOSALS FOR STEAM sefEEr.
Department Of Police Service
 RnOn1 Pn1icp R,1i1,5S,,-- <

.s -sya Room l. Police Building
 Sealed proposals will be received at the Headquarters of the Police Depart ment, Room No l, Police Building, until the fifth day of September, 1905, at o'clock p. m., at which time they will De opened by the Police Commissioners, iii public meeting-f1rst, for the installing of a new steam Boiler in the Police Building, Court Street, New Haven, Conn, and. second, for additional radia- tion and changing size of steam mains to conform with new Boiler.
 Bids will be received only for the en- tire contract as described in the speci- fications, which may be seen at the of- fee of the Chief of Police.
 The above proposals must be address, ed to the Board of Police Commissions CTS, and must be accompanied by a eer- tified check for five per cent. of the full amount of the bid, payable to Jonathan N. Rowe, Controller
 The Board of Police Commissioners reserve the right to reject all bids.
 Per order Board of Police CommisS sioners,
 I F. A. sOUTHWORTH,
 a23 St 4 r4%e% Clerk
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-26
TO HOLD PUBLIC HEARING.

Concerning the Proper Pay for Build
 ing Inspector
 A meeting of the special committee of which Alderman McKerness is chair man, whose duty it is to recommend suitable pay for city building inspec- tor, held meeting in city hall last evening. The session was a very short one as it was decided to held public hearing on the matter on next Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock in rooms 10 and ii City hall, at which time all citi- zens interested will be given chance to be heard.
 It was also decided to consult the cor poration counsel concerning the exact of the law governing the