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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-03-17
GODS MIND CHANGES
To Meet the Worlds Conditions,
Declares President Hyde, of
BOWdOin College.

Rev. William Dewitt Hyde, Presi-
dent of Bowdoin College. delivered a
sermon to Yale students recently that
interested them deeply. Mr.. Hyde
said in part
God is changing His mind all time
about the world, because He is a liv-
ing God and the world is a changing
world. The original Prohibitionists
got their message from God and
wrote it into the constitution of
some States. But where are they
now? God has left them and they
are fighting losing battle. Yet
the original Prohibitionist was a
brave man and better Christian
than the Indifferent priest and Levite,
who cared not.
Settlement workers understand
the problem better and are laying
ing on us the harder task of provid-
viding better ways of enjoyment
than indulgence in drink. That pro-
gram is infinitely greater than pro-
hibition ever dreamed of. God is
moving on while prohibition has been
standing still. And so with the race
question. The abolitionist proved
himself christian and the the re-
constructionist did a good work.
But we are coming to understand
the delicacy of the situation as they
did not. and we are working to up
lift the ignorant white and black
men.
And so of the Christian ministry.
Some of our theological semina-
ries are nearly empty. God is call
ing us to go forward. The demand
is for men who can interpret to men
and women the meaning of human
life, men who can be spokesman of
the social conscience. who can hold
up the purity and integrity of the
family at the point where it is sub
jected to strain.
When the church shall come to
what sort of minister it
wants there will be no lack of our
best endowed young men to volun-
teer for service for God. And then
the pulpit orator and theological war
horse will pass into oblivion. God
never gives his final and complete
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-03-17
Are You Engaged?

Engaged people should remember,
that, after marriage. many quarrels
can be avoided, by keeping their d.
gestions in good condition with Elec-
trio Bitters. S. A. Brown, of Ben
nettsville, S. c., says: For years,
my wife suffered intensely from
dyspepsia, complicated, with a
torpid liver, until she lost her
strength and vigor, and became a
mere wreck of her former self.
Then she tried Electric Bitters, which
helped her at once, and finally made
her entirely well. She is now strong
and healthy" z. Wayne Griffin &
Bro. druggist, sell and guarantee
them, at SOC bottle. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-03-17
Practical Poultry Points.

Keep your fowl stock young; old
hens are wholly Improbable to
keep.
Cocks rs well rs hens eat a lot OF
food. and no cock is necessary en-
cept during the Matching season.
Grade your eggs as to size; 1t i'm
proves the sample. and consequently
the price.
Large. loose-feathered hens of the
Cochin or Brahma type lay small
eggs. and but few of them. They
are also large eaters and poor rang
ers.
Close feathered. medium sized
hens of the Leghorn type are non
sitters, good rangers and great lay
ers.
1t costs nearly as much to keep a
hen that lays eighty eggs in the year
as one that lays 1870.
Fowls should not be fed near the
door of your dwelling house, or they
will stand about all day looking for
food.
Fowls roosting in trees and open
buildings seldom lay many eggs and
those they do lay are often laid
astray and lost.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-03-17
The Boy and His Mother.

think that one of the most pecu-
liarly sweet affections is that exist
ing between big, sturdy boy and
his mother.
Did you ever notice it? See with
what pride the little woman seems
to regard her boy. Apparently
she feels as safe under his care as if
he were a giant hero.
And see with what tenderness,
though awkwardly land in the pres
ence of others timidly), he caresses
her.
She seems to say: Here is my
joy, and maybe my protector and
support in years to come"
And he; This is my dear little
mother. l am going to do great
things for her when | get to be a
man. The boys may tease me for
kissing her, and really I'd rather
they didn't see me do it, but | love
her-a heap better even than she
thinks"
He is not always prompt in ODE
dience to her commands, but she
doesn't worry, for she knows that
she only has to convince him that she
is trusting him, and her wishes will
be complied with.
She is patient and considerate; he
is tender and strong.
Such boy will never break his
mothers heart. She seems to feel
sure of this. Only such a boy can
have such a mother. Only such a
mother can have such a son.
| take off my hat in respect, love
and admiration for them both.
In them lies the hope of the ma
tions.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-03-17

vile is about as far north of Miam
as il is south of Charlotte, N. &
about as far north of Key West "a. +,
is south of Danville, Va. Ignoraa,c
of the extent of Florida lead, in
many amusing mistakes. II talo.
over "a hours to go from Pensac.a
to Miami. A lard trip from orn
end of Florida to the other is as l.pg
as from the Lakes to the Gulf {
citizen of Maine who makes up his
mind to go South may get ON Nh.
ears and pass through Maine. New
Hampshire. Massachusetts,. Connect.
icut. New York, New Jersey. Penn
sylvania. Delaware. Ma yland. t9.
District of Columbia and far into
Virginia. When he has done hi. h.
has taken no longer ride than ho
could have taken by an equally m.
rect line from one Florida tow -o
another.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-03-17
An Indisputable
SAFE INVESTMENT

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brings to the surface numerousschcmei
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the expense Of innocent investor.
In this age Of genuine prosperity
with every legitimate business boom.
ing, wages high, work in abundlncc.
giving employment to all willing 20
earn, and products of the farm bring.
ing hes; :rices; there is little or no
excuse for one not to join the army
Of money-makers.
The frs: and safes; investment 70
make is to become q reader Of ,h.
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-03-17
The Size Of Florida.

But few people have any concep-
ton of Florida's extent. Jackson
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-03-17
Attacked By a Mob

And beaten, in labor riot, until
covered by sores. Chicago street
car conductor applied Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve, and was soon sound and
well. 81 use it in my family, writes
G. j. WEIGH, of Teconsha, Mich,
and find it perfect" Simply great
for cuts and burns. Only 25c at z.
Wayne Griffin & Bros. drug store,
Hartford. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-03-17

little attention to what he said. A
month after that was in the creek
looking for lamb and came on the
body of Lewis May. 1t was decayed
but | knew it. knew it by his
clothes and what could see of his
features. He had been killed. / do
not know who killed him. There
was a rope tied about him."
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-03-17

message to any man at one tlme'
never more than a rough outline at
first. The trouble with the consci'
entious man who sets out to save
souls and the traditional minister Is
that he cares more for his program
than to follow Gods leading.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-03-17
Hot Springs. Ark.

This great health and pleasure re-
sort is best reached via the Iron
Mountain Route. Quickest schedule
and solid trains, Pullman sleepers,
chair cars, etc., from st. Louis or
Memphis daily. Now is the season
to visit this great resort. Low round
trip rates, liberal limits. Handsome
descriptive literature furnished free.
For rates, map, folders, ETC., call on
nearest Ticket Agent or address
r. T. G. Matthews, T. p. A., Room
301 Norton Bldg, Louisville, Ky. If
k0d0l Dyspepsia Cure
Diuests what you eat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02
installation Of ohcers.

The regular installation Of officers Of
Gainesville Lodge No. Al, Free and
Accepted Mssons. was held at the
lodge room Wednesday evening. and
was ~ follows
". b. Higdon, w. M;J. i. Flake, s.
Wa McCeen Tomkiss, s. w: J. g.
Torrey treasurer r A. Becker, 8. y.
AN CushmaB. J. D. Joe Manasee,
IS. s.. Z. Baird, J. s Marcus Endel.
marshal.
The meeting was characterized by its
large attendance sud the great inter
est manifested, and The members ex-
pressed themselves as being greatly
Impressed with the installation seYg.
lces. which were conducted b Marcos
Endei, cue Of che most thoroughly
posted Masons IN the State
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02
AN IMPRESSIVE FUNCTION.
The 6aker.EVans Nuptials a, Island
Grove Were Well Attended.

Island Grove, Dec. Sl,--The Method
ist church at this place was the scene
OF beautiful marriage Wednesday
evening, when Mr.. II. W. Baker led TO
the hymenal altar Miss Flortie Evans,
the accomplished daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Evans,
The church had been most beauti-
fully and artistically decorated for the
occasion, being a perfect bower Of
roses, holly and palms,
Long before the appointed hour the
church was crowded TO tie fullest
capacity
Mrs. VIM, Crosby presided at the
organ, and promptly at s O'Clock the
bridal party entered, marching TO the
sweet strains Of the wedding march,
The party was led by Mr.. WI, Evans
and Miss Bessie Baker, followed by
Mr., Frank Baker and Miss Annie
Price. The party very gracefully
marched up the aisle and formed a
semi.clrcle, the bride and groom stand
inc IN the center under beautiful
arch OF eyergreens and roses, The pie
tuFe was most pleasing one the back
gropLd OF eyergreens and the bright
young faces aud beautiful dresses upon
which the lights cast their brilliant
rays, all conspired TO form a picture
long to be remembered by those who
were present,
The ceremony was a most impressive
one, being conducted by Rev NJ n,
Bell, former pastor OF the church NJ
this place.
After the ceremony the bridal party
together with the families aud friends,
repaired TO the home OF the brides
parents, whore, after congratulations
had been showered upon the happy
pair, a sumptuous repast was spread,
The bride Il an accomplished young
lady, and Mr.. Baker is TO be congratu-
lated upon his SUCCESS in securing such
a prize
The groom Is prosperous young
trucker OF this place.
They were che recipients Of many
useful aud costly presents
Nav their lives be one long continu-
Gus now OF success aud happiness, Is
the wish OF their numerous friends
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02
The NEWS FROM WINDSOR.
Rumor Of a Wedding Winter Visitors
Arriving Other Notes.


Arriving Other Notes.
Windsor. Dec 3i.--Cold weather has
set Windsor people TO thinking about
orange.tree protection sgaln.
Several Of COR winter guests have
arrived Or. Byfe and wife and Mrs.
McFadden arrived saturday Mr.. and
Mrs. VanFossen and son, and Mrs.
Harmless, all Of Indiana. are spend
ing some time Ia Windsor
Rumor has Il that Guss OrmAnd and
Miss sherouse were united IN marriage
at Windsor on December lsih, Rev.
Mr. Branning Of Waldo officiating.
Prof Joe Coffee, ia company with
Rev. Ne. BranBing, visited Windsor
Wednesday.
Windsor would be 3 good location for
anyone Wishing 20 engage IN pecan
growing w. II. Bylos has two young
trees that produced over one hun
dFed pounds Of fine nuts this year Ne
also has some young trees that are
coming on very nicely.
The young men had quite q lot OF
fun shooting ioF chickens last ssgur.
urday
The Methodist sunday school had a
lHi0n Christmas tree ABd exercises az
Wetlsy Chapel on Monday evening
There vas g large cfoEd "a attendance
and ail report having q good time
Mrs M1nseugsF deserves credit iof che
way 10 which shs instructed the little
ouea.
hal Dsnu has reformed from Tampa
whsfs be has been spesding . short
time
Prof X n Montgomery lI spendl1g
the Chf.stmas holidays uifh be- pa.
rents 90 Winsdor
Ihol. Montgomery Of hifllmmee Is
speutlsa abe hoiidsys 20 heme
=. r. hoab0fough. ths genial sales.
men ier the Jaeksongiils Gfosery 90
ass shaking hands With ED friends in
Windsor ne past meek.
TIE peogis 81 M0eeasin Bead report
tte sugar r1us crop eEiga COED fhia
gear
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02
Fias Received commlssIos

9 q. Pedrick received Saturday .
AeH Years present THE present we
IN the form Of his commission e. eoun =
y commissioner % Alaehua con0ty. 90
which responsible position he Has
elected - the Iaal general eieetiou.
NJ Fedrek VIII succeed 81 she nert
meeting o. she Board d CoaE.y Com-
mi1sioners which viii convene Ties.
day Dr. z. 3 Thomas uho has served
the pespls q lhit disisiei faithfully ior
several year. Thai 81 VII O. q
Hoftlg pQeeeaElf there i 40 dolbt
arl lnalmnca Al NJ Fefriek e e. en-
ttgsiaiiic a1Focate % good rosts bis
na,. tltais eHfeet great thlag1 Cf
hin 41fiaE BE sfuin.gfsiion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02
OVATION GIVEN to-
81 JAPANESE OFFICERS
Admiral Toga Embarrassed at
Noisy Demonstration.
CITY WAS eAlLv DECORATED
Congratulations Of Ministers Received
and Future Successes TOasted-New
Operations Being Plannsd-othsr
News From Far East.

Toxic. Dec. SOL a. m.--Admiral
Togo and Vice Admiral Kamimura
with their stats, arrived at the SHIN
bashl station at $3.50 o'clock today.
Their journey from Kure to Toxic
was a continuous ovation, At an
early hour today the streets were filled
and the city was gaily decorated with
flags, lanterns and new years decora'
tions. Representatives OF the empe-
TOR and empress. Prince Fushimi, Jr.r
elder statesmen. ministers. prominent
japanese and thousands OF school chill.
dren, greeted the arrival Of the naval
heroes At the station. The presidents
OF both houses OF the diet presented
them with the resolutions OF common
dalton passed by their respective
branches of parliament.
The quiet, gray-bearded admiral, To
go, In a blue service uniform, seemed
embarrassed at the noisy ovation.
Rear Admiral shlmamur, chief Of
stan. laughIngly eibowed forward to
Vice Admiral Kamimura. The junior
officer tried TO clear the way, but the
crowd closed In on Admiral Togo, and
they were frequently forced to push
the crowd backward In an endeavor to
clear the reaching banda
Finally Admiral Togo and Vice Ad.
mlral KamImura were freed from their
enthusiastic admirers and surrounded
BY Officers they entered the carriages
sent by the emperor and started FOR
the palace.
AS Admiral Togo appeared a great
cheer arose ana the Banzall followed
Banzal Preceded by gendarmes, the
party drove under triumpnal arches,
waving flags and discharged fireworks
through the cheering crowds. 10 the
navy department. where q brief stop
was made, during which the congrat-
ulations OF the ministers were received
and future successes we're toasted
Admiral Togo and Vice Admiral Ka-
mimura then proceeded to the palace
90 report 70 the emperor The viii
probably remain In Toxic about week
FOR the purpose OF consulting with the
general stan and perfecIlng plans Tor
future operations.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02
SUWANNEE COUNTRY
is PROSPEROUS
Extension Of ]. 6 S. w. Railroad
Means Big Thing.
lANo vALues ARE INCREASING

The Extension of the Road VIII Open
Up a New and Fertile Country, Rich
In Timber-lron Now Ready to be
laid. and Work TO Begin Soon,
Among the prominent visitors to
Gainesville Saturday was +. s. 6aul-
den Of Old Town, an extensive naval
stores operator OF that section.
Mr.. Gauldeu states that he never
saw the country in better condition, OF
the prospects more encouraging, than
at this time Lands IN Western Ala.
chua and Lafayette counties are in.
creasiug in value, ia anticipation OF
the extension OF the Jacksonville and
Southwestern Railway from Newberry
which will open up ono Of the finest
agricultural and timber sections in the
State.
THE iron has been placed on the
ground, and am informed that O
force OF men will begin in day or two
laying the track, 7" remarked Mr. Gaul-
den. IT is said that there is ample
iron to lay the extension from New
berry to Old Town, distance OF about
twenty miles"
The opening OF. this new country by
the invasion Of the Jacksonville and
Southwestern will mean a great deal
to the people OF the section traveued,
Some OF the most fertile lands Of the
South. which a. present are uncnlti.
waited, will be transformed into green
and prolific iields. where everything
known 20 agriculture will grow aud
thrive. There are also hundreds OF
thousands Of acres OF fine timber which
has not been moles,ed owing TO the
inability to move Il, which will be used
for turpentine aud saw mill purposes
Altogether, this new country offers
great advantages TO the active business
interests OF the State, and II goe,
without saying that they will be taken
advantage OF.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02
Tax Asse,sor,s NolIes.

shall meet che sex payers of the
following places on the dates ses
opposite
Hague- Wednesday, January Is,
Bland Thursday, January 10.
Santa fee--FsIdsy, JanuaTy20
Lacrosse Saturday, January "a.
Rochelle Tuesday, January g. Ia
forenoon.
Windsor Tuesday, January "a, %
afternoon.
Campyille Wednesday January %.
Orange Heights-Thuuday, Jana.
airy 20
MelF0se-Ffida January n.
HawthoFn Saturday, January p.
Tacoma Tuesday January 81
Mlcanopy Wednesday, February l.
EVinston -ThuFsday February 2
Island Gf0ye-FFiday, February 3,
Lake View Saturday February ia.
forenoon.
Fairbanks Monday, February o.
Waldo Tuesday, February
Rocky -Thuuday, February p
Archer Saturday February n
10 ltoi special lateFest 10 every taT'
payer 10 make vnfsiul returns Of their
property each year, and request that
every one avail themselves 81 these
appointments.
NeFy respectfully,
Wmtm w. CouDs,
Tax Assessor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02
A PLEAsANr AFFAIR.
Miss Annie Cannon Entertained Sew
eral Friends at Rocky Point,

Miss Annie Cannon Entertained Sew
eral Friends at Rocky Point
One Of the most pleasant social a..
fairs OF the season was an entertain.
ment rendered by Miss Annie Cannon,
the accomplished young daughter OF
Mrs O. + Cannon Rocky Point, TO a
select number OF her friends Friday
evening,
This entertainment, which was Ia
the nature OF a social, was given 1t che
hospItable home OF the young lady, and
tho gainesville young folks who at
tended were highly pleased with che
hospitality OF their hostess There
were two carriages, aud che party was
chapofoned by Mosdamcs ] s, Bod.
ford and n y. Taylor, both OF whom
good .uaturedly admitted that they en-
joyed themselves and "felt real young
again"
Az an entertainer Miss Cannon Il
success, aud those who attended this
function report a most delightful
time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02
MILL AND eAcroRY SALE.
HYde's Big Store viii be Scene Of
Many BargaIns h Few Days.

/ hYde'5 bi8 STORE VIII bt oeene ol
Many Bargains In Few Days.
AZ will be- seen by the page ga.
nouncement elsewhere In this issue,
the MIL aud Factory Syndicate OF
New York has again arranged for q
grand mill aud factory sale 40 the big
store OF Geo. W Hyde, and = glance ~
the prices will convince those who on.
dentand the value OF goods that there
will be arrayed feast Of bargains al
ridiculous prices
The MiIl and Factory Syndicate, Of
which shepherd Watson Il the man.
sgef 10 this territory make business
Of shipping goods 10 large quantities
70 various cities, Ia connection with
the goods carried By regular stores In
these cities, These goods come dlroes
from The mills, and are cold 70 the
c0nsumeF 81 about the same price
other stores have 20 pay ior them
The mill and factory sale conducted
by Nc. Watson a. Hyde's store last
year proved q blg success, hundreds Of
purchasers taking advantage o. the ex.
traoTdlnary bargains In All lines Of.
iered on that occasion This sale viii
be identical II will BE- astonishing n
its bargain.giying and original meth.
DDS and monsy.saTlng opportunities.
Sir. Hyde, who h one Of the most
progressive. as,Wcli as mOit e0nferya-
tive merchants 10 che State authorizes
The statement thst eyey article 3D..
Vertlsed vii BE- guaranteed 20 be- eK-
actly a. represented A. an llluufs-
tion Of bic sincerity II thls matter. be
ordered the fsfnn ~ 300 yards %
caiicoss clipped Tor this sale % BE- sold
at thfes cents. These good did n0s
meet ny sppfovai, because did not
consider lhsm % any special Taloe.
bsbcs ! returned them be- remarked
n viii psrmlt nothing e. this sale
which viii not prove a. Bis . bargain
e. We sdFeft.fe
TIE sale oil bsein 81 2 o'clock Ffi-
day morning, Jan. .. and win egnilgns
Coz sen days.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02
A PLEASANT OCCASION.
Mr. and Mrs. w. {. Brown Entertained
Friends on Christmas Day


A social Christmas entertainment
was given sc the residence Of Me. and
Mrs. w. E. Brown on West Liberty
street. in the suburbs OF Gainesville,
on Monday, the 26th inst. The guests
began to arrive early in the day and
each IN turn were pleasantly received
with the usual greeting Of a "Merry
ChrIstmas' from the very estimaele
host and hostess, afterwhich they were
ushered into the dining room, where
large table fairly gFoaning with good
things awaited them, and after ehe
accustomed ceremony the fowls tew
away and other Christmas "goodies"
fairly vanished from sight as each
Raest tried to do their duty to relieve
the table OF It's burden.
The inner man being satisfied and
usual jokes and toasis INDUCED In, the
Jolly crowd repaired to the parlor,
whore a beautiful holly tree stood ele-
qantly decorated and bearing many
useful and valuable presents for the
grown people; wagons, horses, tops,
balls and whistles for the boys dolls,
baby beds and other pretty things for
the girls.
The tree .Fas beautifully illuminated
with candles OF red, white and blue,
and as each one gazed upon Il our
hearts leaped with ecstacy and in con-
cert exclaimed, Isn't it beautifully"
The picture OF the tree was taken by
flashlight by J d. Russell, after which
il was carefully picked OF It's costly
plumage, and each one made happy as
their names were called and Santa
Claus had so bountiiully remembered
them.
The afternoon passed with music,
games and social conversation, when
the guests took their departure for
their respective homes, Wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Brown many more happy
Christmas days.
Those present from distance were
w. r. sharman and two daughters Of
Hawthorn, Mrs. w. A. Paulsen and
daughter, Laurel, Of Orange Heights,
Clyde Sharman Of Hawthorn, Mrs, j.
H. Patterson OF Orange Heights. Those
from Gainesville, Mrs. J D. Russell
and daughters, Fruda and Barbara
Mr.. and Mrs. R A. Becker and two
sons Mrs. w. s Dorsey and daughters,
Mn A. Cone, MEs Pound and dauRh-
ter, Mae Messn II. Q. Brown and
Reed Mortar; and now lastly but not
leastly comes the bride and groom,
Mr.. and Mrs. ). Q. Brown The brides
eyes were sparkling with happiness,
and the bright and contented express
sion OF the groom's face indicated that
he fully realized that Santa had been
good TO him. May these expressions
never grow old and that roses instead
OF thorns may always grow in their
pathway, IL the wish Of the writer
PATsT.