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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02
JAP suRoERY.


The Japanese ere = WOudarlul peo-
pie, and should they continue 20 ed
vancs for the next ten years e. rapidly
&c they have 10 the past, viii be the
superiors OF those TO whom shoy ere In
debted for their fSst lsssons in ad-
vnncement IN sIl branches.
Al the meeting OF The military suT-
geons Of the United States, held 10 De-
troit this week, enrgeon-General
Suzuki Of the imperial japanese navy,
delivered an addrepp, 10 which be told
Of the methods employed BY she sur
geOBS IN the nsVy, which 10 Of much in-
teFeSt;
"Much Of orr success N che tFeat-
ment Of wounds, F." said Dr. ssukl, II
aseFlbe to the fact that befors every
engagement ordered euch member Of
the crew 20 baths and put on perfectly
clean understanding. In q great many
shot wounds, fragments OF clothing are
carried into the body and our insist-
snce upon clean undertaking pre-
vented many casss OF blood poisoning
among or wounded.
"Tbe vision Of the men who Gre the
gone on q WaFshlp must necessarily be
Of the very best ~ their shoes are TO
eonDt. Before every eDgaRement che
surgeons IN the Japspess fleets exam
tined carefully the eyea Of ell the gun-
neFs. Any OF them fo0nd with slight
Impairment Of vision we're treat
cd, snd u the impairment was too
grave TO yield 20 immediate treatment,
they we're transferred 10 another eta.
tIon and their places filled BY men
whose eyes we're perfect. And,
too, during engagements every battery
crew WAS supplied with water In which
one per cent solution Of bosRcie acid
had been mixed 10 wash out their eyes
when thsS became Affected BY powder,
smoke OF dust. We also Issued 70
every man 10 the feet, before going
into sosiOn, cotton with which to plug
he can and thereby prevent rupture
OF the eaE drums By the conclusion Of
the gun iiFe."
The men, be said, we're always fur.
niShed warm clothing IN the winter.
and they never had q cate Of frost bite
during ell the iIme before Port Az.
thur, and IN summer they we're pro-
vIded with straw hats 20 prevent som,
stroke. HE address showed che com.
plsto system adopted by the japanese
70 be worthy OF emulation By ell che
POWeFs that desire to look sitter the
beet interests OF "the man behind che
gun," ~ we'll 40 the oliiceI In COM
mAnd, whom be said gave orders from
The compass bridge instead Of che con.
ming tower, - be could see betteF and
was lees liable 20 be HE from the flying
pieces Of stesl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

With this week sod next The higher
educational institutious o. she State
viii nearly I'D Of them have opened
thsir doors for the firSt semester Of the
SCHOOL year. and judging from obseE-
vstions tbe attendance 81 sll Of these
places Of learning will be larger than
IN years past. There ere one OF two
new schools that will open wish q very
catering prospect, and the older ones
shoW healthy gains.
There are many people who are OF
the opinion that their children mnst
be sent 20 some older schools 20 &C.
quire 40 education, when IL is often
the case that the schools Of smaller
size devote more time 20 students while
q their charge than the old established
colleges.
There may be several excuses adj
vanced for sending boys and girls 20
some Of the established schools, being
Of the opinion that the discipline iS
more strict, and this may be true in
regard 70 some Of the older military
schools; bot u an education iS desired,
it can DO bad 81 the State University
o. State Female College, and she fac
ulty 90 either one will compare with
any Of the schools in the South.
There are 70 be found in, the FlOrids
colleges instructors Of experience 10
the best schools Of the North and South,
and II yoa are searching for q denOmi.
national inStitution IN which TO place
your young ladies and gentlemen, they
are 70 be found IN Florida Of the PFes.
bytsFIan, Methodist, BaptIst. etc., and
ell OF them supplied with faculties that
aFo calculated 20 make them q power
along these lines In the matter Of edu.
cation.
Don't send your young people away
when you can do 90 we'll at home.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02
TME Ngws LII ALAoAUA.
Delightful entertainment = New
acknowledgements Mention.

bulidlURe-P0rsonal MENTION.
Alaehoa. SEPT. % IF. Y. Smith, af-
ser spending hib vacation here, has
returned 90 DeLand 70 Tesume bic
studies 81 EtetsoD University.
bjS. GFIR McCsrnie Of Tampa hes
been vieIring relatives here.
Miss Ethel olmsted entertained her
friends Monday night 81 q Shirt Waist
Social May interesting games we're
played, and after pleasant time de.
llghtful Refreshments were served.
Among those present we're; Misses
TFixis Rives, Jessie Hawkins, Maud
Mason, Annie DeCoSta, Carrie Camp
bell, Velly Nash, Atlanta Ellie, Min
ME- Thigpin, Katie Smith and Carrie
Dell Williams; MessFs. s. ]. Ellis,
Bert Powell, Nick Baldwin, Clyde
Lewis. Burney Mason, Ernest MyerS,
Leroy PepTce, othol Thomas, Willie
Joiner.
The enteFpFising Hrm Of Dell, JOF-
dan & Co keeping abreast Of the
tImes, have installed q handsome Sys-
tenn Of gas lights, and their friends
now call the store ''The Daylight Cor.
neF." J.! NJ. Powell has also installed
q system at bis hotel, the Sheffield
House.
Misc Bonnie Fincher has returned
from . visit 70 SIuth Florida.
Mise Alice Cato 10 visiting friends at
NewbeFry
MesSTs King and Bonnie WetheTing-
ton have returned from q trip to Cedar
Key.
w. NJ Cloud, after q short visit here,
has returned 20 North Carolina.
MrS. Pat Hubbard and little son,
Wilburn, left Thursday on a visit TO
relatives Ia Georgia.
A baby girl has arrived At the home
Of Mr.. aud Mrs @. W. Wells.
Miss Claude Maynard has returned
from . pleasant visit to friends At
Waldo.
Work on the Powell building IL pro-
crossing nicely, and In q short time two
handsome businesS houses will be COM
ploted.
Mr. sDd Mrs. w. II. sealey and
daughter have been visiting at Day
tona.
Mr.. Stark OF Miami iS Waiting rel
atlves here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

Budget Of interesting News From That
ProGrasslvo Burg.

Budget Of interesting News From That
Progressive Burg.
NiWbeFry, September % Mr. and
MrS. John @. White and children will
return to NeWbeTTy Tuesday from Sea-
breeze, where they have been enjoying
the fishing and bathing.
l.. A. StepieF, mahagsF Of the Flor.
Ida Land and improvement Co., with
headquarters at NeWbeFry, will leave
Monday for New York and other points
for HE annual vacation Of 30 days.
Miss Mabel Lamb left for Macon,
Ca, q few dayS ago TO enter Wesleyan
Female College.
Miss Lila Bell Methvih has entered
q private school IN GAINESVILLE for this
term.
Miss Cora Cato is taking q special
business course In AbbeVille, Go.
William Pickett has returned to
Abbeville school 70 complete his
eOuFte In business.
f. B. Duncan, the genial and pop.
ulAE agent here Of the Atlantic Coast
Line, has returned 70 NeWbeFry, after
spending HE annual vacation OF thirty
days In Boston snd other points Of 10.
teFOat.
Mr.. J. w. EEly and daughter have
bOught che millinery goods OF the New
YORK Racket Store. aud will open In
she house recently vacated By PattsF.
sou a Carter.
w. l.. Chapman, assistant manager
Of the Lamb Shoe and Clothing Co,
has returned from q business strip 20
Whigham, Ga.
De. n. P. Newman he's located Va
EtWbeFry for che practice Of m"disine
and will be associated With Dr.. Ioseph
II. Riea.
Mics EsteHs RieH has returned 20
her home 10 FOF White, AfIsF q feW
dayS' visit In NsWbsrSy.
Alfonso = COlsou and wife Of Trun.
ton were u che city ealarday for q
short while on their way 20 Gaines-
Vile.
Late Howell 10 having q Rasolins en-.
cine installet 90 bic GinbaFy here And
vii b ready 10 eOmmenee work Tues.
day
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02
THE CANNED GOODS.

The advantage the canned goods
have over the fresh fruit and VeRe-
tables sent out 90 the markets OF the
world, will be Ia the fact that you can
hold them until you get che price Of-
fsFed that will pay 700 . profit. They
will keep 80 long In your hands - they
will 10 the hands II the wholesaler.
Then there Il another important
feature Of the canned goods you cell,
There IL no commission man 20 notify
you that she goods arrived in poor con.
ditIon and the market was Glutted, 90
Jour consignment was dead duck. "
The Purchaser will come 20 you for
canned goods. and when once your
reputation 10 established. ell that iS
Necessary 20 cell your product IL 20
mention chs brand.
When We stop 20 think Of the large
quantities. OF canned tomatoes, corn,
tomato catSup, bottled pIekles, etc.,
that are sens TO Florida from che
North, it is wonder that this state Of
Affairs should be alloNed 20 continue
a. Iona as iI has. All OF these veEs-
tables can be grown here with profit FOE
putting up % home, sad that 10 more
than can be said regarding many ship
peru, who ere In luck II Ihsy come out
even.
On the East Coast some 10000 crates
Of plneapplea are shipped each year.
10 these same pines, OF half Of them,
were allowed 10 get thoroughly ripe
and then be canned, they would bring
fancy price IN che markets % che
North, East and West. and there
would be no lOsseu on account OF q
glutted market, for they would keep
for an indehnite time and ttaBd ship
mant % The remote mAFketa, where
they would ontsell inferior bsandS,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02
Louise Nolas

IOuise. Sept So The Ionise school
opsned september Ilth win lpFgo
atssnda6es under the atillli manage
mens OF Miss Annie Marlin 81 haN-
thorn.
Mics Tettie Scarborough Of White
Syringe is visiting the Misses Della aad
Loula Mckinney. She was aseompa-
MED by her paFenta.
L. ]. and L. A. Wynn and their wives
OF Hampton were pleasant visitors in
our town on Sunday last. Come again
Miss Edyth Moore, former teacher
Of the Graham school, is the guest Of
Mise Debie Jones.
Mrs. Harris is visiting relatives IN
Lake Boiler.
Mrs. Dickinson and daughter, MTp.
Sallie ZetFouer, stopped over in our
burg in route to Gainesville from Day
tona.
/. B. Dinkins, O. A. Birt and E. p.
AbeFnatby we're visitors in Waldo Sum
day.
The farmers Of this section are busy
housing corn and preparing for cane
grinding time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

Before sheriff Pickett OF Jackson.
vile had hardy bFesthed bic lasl, q
lot Of otiee-sesklnR Vultures we're
easklpG after he place. Bus IL will
p0i b 40 sasy matter 10 name a bet.
oeg man ZOE bic SucerssoF, and che peo-
~ of Daval county, WAO favor Law
end eS1eR Wlll mourn bic loa. Pear
leaa n the right, hs had won the 90.
teen q nll COED eltitens.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

The iolloWlRg from The Scientific
AmeFioan b veil worth remembering
''Is zen ere afraid o. lightning, here IL
q very simPla safeguard 10 Femsmbss,
Simply Pat on YoaE gun shoes or rub.
hala aud thea s,aed 20 - peer slOsAss
yin n0t tooeA anythlns. Whe,heE
zen ase 10 doogs ~ oni 81 doors yoa
80 psFleolly ,aio. t,g Fn6oesh q ho0.
Rna yoa asa p,gill insa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02
sUNsTRokEa

u tahea che polieY.holdeFs' noasy 90
make ths election EO-Rspablloan.
II b seated that thew are no more
eali.nads men. Such an assertion 3 q
pretty severe Fsaeetion On tie Al
mighty
ne life inpatanes eolpaulss usam
aAncsi hu1aA. Thsy aEs euRosiag
lrun a. utinsk ~ innnmf go.
80 - eIrrfn1A
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

Hon. Tom Watson, the noted 0eOF.
Rla statsamaR, hes purchased q home
near Fort Laudsrlals, and will make
Florida bic winter home, Perhaps We
cen win him over 20 the Democratic
party again, when be tees how much
healthier man u Who gets IN with the
true party Of che American people,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

Sheriff Fsansll aud Deputy Granger
ere kept huay these days looking 0p
che VARIOUS Offenders. They are very
sueeesuful, too, aud the law.bEeaheH
are getting pretty tired Of trying 70
dodge them. Few counties la Florida
have more faithful officers than Ala.
ohna,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02
ADVKRTIsINO RATRst
Qua CLUBBrao LIsF.

fhe Sun and the ThYiee-s-Week
(N.Y.) World one yeaga...,...e1 05
me Sun and 'the Atlanta (Ga.)
Weekly Consultation one year. %
ne Sun and the Atlanta (Ga.)
Semi Weekly Journal one year. 90
The Sun and the Semi Weekly
Times- Union one yeaR..,..... 20
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

Winter Garden has q new paper
called Tue RiOOOhet Il IL three col.
umnl end four pagps and published BY
Newton 4 Maph. Nay Il strike many
objects In nOoehetIlng around the
nnnnlPH.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

There e one consolation the beef
sgpst hes shat 10 proving very satiSlas.
tory, For ever fine they pay iOR VIO-
laslon OF The Law, the price OF meat is
raised, 90 1.-THE people pay the
fFeleht.u
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

Now thAt the var IS over, Russia hHS
again opened up her Siberian trade.
Three hundred men we're transported
.Haeently 70 tha1 country % escape che
TlgOFs Of che approaching winter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

The man Who thinks he 70 worth
more SalaFy than no draws, seldom
ever gets q TaIse 10 suit him. 10 10 be-
cause there 10 sometimes q vide ait
ference 10 the opinions Of men.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

While q family IN Utica, n Y, was
having . struggle 70 keep the hunger
Wali from thelP door, there came lee.
teF iRiOFmiHg che mother thas her
father had died and lsft her $4,000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

The war department will not enlist
any more negroes into the United
etates army.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

While the farmers wife sItS quietly
b. che window and daFnS bic cock, the
farmer looks out Of the window 60 che
rain and darnS she weather..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

AKantsS minister who says he doss
net care to profit By she mistakes Of
others, refuses 10 secept q foe for per.
forming marriage ceremonies.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

Judge H. L. orsns Of Tampa has
been appointed extFaditlon commits
SioueF for that city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

We win not accept stamps Of q
iaFgog denomination than 2cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02
HInHa OF suBscRprIoN:

nlonths, SOC. single copies, 10.
ADVERTISING RATES.
Eai advertisements 10 cents 9. line
loE the frat and 10 cents for each addi-
sfenel insertion.
Displayed advertisements for three,
~ and ~ months 90 special rates.
Prices furnished upon application.
Marriage and Death notices inserted
eFos. Obituaries, cents q line.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
RECEPTION TO MITCHELL.
Miners, President Gets Ovation and
 Tells of Demands.

Miners President Gets Ovation and
 Tells of Demands.
 Mahanoy City, Pa, Sept. 15.-Ftve thousand mine workers paraded here today in honor of President John Mitchell, who was given a rousing re- ception. feature of the demonstra- lion was the bearing at the head of the nrocession of a large American flag by twenty-four little girls from the public schools. Every colllery in the Mahanoy Valley was closed, the 10000 emnloyes making a. holiday of it.. There were only two banners in the nrocession They bore these inscrip- tions:
 I've honor our two good Presidents Roosevelt and Mitchell"
 eve demand recognition of the union and an eight-hour working day"
 President Mitchell's speech after the narade was a virtual reiteration of his former addresses delivered on his pres ant tour of the anthracite fields. He came out squarely for recognition of tbo uniOn and an eight-hour work day. declaring that there would be no per n1anent or lasting peace in the hard coal industry until the union Is recog ni2ed and the eight-hour day estab- Iished.
 Ar than at any time in its history and is nrepared to move on in one solid nhaIarx to victory in it's fight for LInht as 1t did in 1902. Wo shall de- n,snd decrease in hours and an in- crease in wages
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
Advertiser Bureau,

MoDllet sept. To.
 The Baldwin County court house
 matter has had added today another chapter. At 2:30 this afternoon
 Sheriff Armstrong of Baldwin County
 appeared in the Chsncery Court and
 presented in behalf of the removalists
 an appeal and supersedeas bond in the
 sum of $l0.000 for the purpose of ap-
 pealing the case again to the Supreme
 Court of Alabama and superseding the
 decree of the Chancellor. Hon. Thomas
 H. Smith in all respects except as to
 the warrants. The bond was signed
 by O. E. McMillan as County Commis- sioner; J. B. Blackburn and W. R.
 White as courthouse commissioners; T. c. and J. D. Hand. The bond was approved by Register in Chancery Charles K. Holt at 2:45 o'clock and
 so entered. The original paper pre- previously approved by Hon. J. H.
 Smith. Judge of Probate for Baldwin
 Sheriff Armstrong when seen this issued to him by Judge Samuel B.
 Brown regarding the holding of court at Daphne. instead of at Bay Minette,
 Judge Browne notifying me that the nexf term of the Circuit Court will be held at Daphne and telling me that it will be my duty 10 nave the courthouse
 in readiness for the coming term am an executive officer and it has been my custom to carry out to the best of my ability all lawful orders from any
 officer having authority to command me, and l have no desire 10 depart from my duty in any instance
 "I have found no yellow fever in
 Mobile, Whistler or Plateau, said Dr. Marine Hospital Service tonight, after completing his task of investigating this city and the two suburbs named. of Surgeon General Wyman. from Rainbridge, Ga, to make a thorough investigation of the city and suburbs.
 He did his work well. When seen at the Bienville hotel tonight, Dr. Gold
 Nothing at all have found In Mobile Whistler or Plateau. or the other nlaces visited in this vicinity. My teleRraphic orders from Surgeon Gem eral Wyman. I was in Bainbridge Ga. and was ordered here to investigate for yellow fever because of rumors that the pestilence existed here. On my
 arrival I hald consultation with the gentlemen who have the health of this city at heart. was furnished with a list of the sick and recent dead. l had received specific instructions to in- ouire into certain deaths and those sup posedly Ill with yellow fever.
 Some people may thlnk my inVesti-
 gation renected on the local health of fcIals. but such was not intended. I am grateful to Doctors Goode, Mohr, Acker and other physicians for the courtesies shown me-
 In conclusion, he said: T am pleas ed to oficially state that I have in | vestfRated the health of Mobile and subuTbs ordered by the Marine Hospital | Bureau on the report of complstnts i lodged with the bureau that four cases l of yellow fever were existent here. ane | have not found one Suspicious case of I illness of any nature. I have SO re ported to Surgeon General Wyman. Tn, investigation has been thorough ana iI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
,..rea,ed Postal Receipts

Washington, Sept. 1S.--Post9l receipts ..r tbe fifty largest cities in the IInIts1 IUI states, compiled by the Third G.sistant Postmaster General, aggre- assad for the month of August $5.S19,- ssI against S5.334,917 for the corre- tUanSinr month in 1904. or an increase of s.O7 per cent. .---.--
 The highest per eentase of increase 5ro r,here the Lewis and Clark Expo st.Ion raised the receipts to $44.967, an ,ncTease tI of 64.o5 per cent. over the re- ceIpts of lsosa ..5. .s- M
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
Double Trarray In Florida.

Tampa, Fla. Sept. 13.-A Tribune special from Tarpon Springs says:
 At 6 o'clock this evening G. E. Paul, A. well-known contractoc, walked into the boar ding house O! Hiram Pelt of
 t place and as his wife came to meet tSI.1uc at the dining room Paul shot her Snwn with a double-b barrel shotgun and then ran into the back yard, shooting himself with the contents of the other barrel Paul was instantly killed, but his wife lived ten minutes. Paul had been drinking heavily, 1t Is said, for several weeks. No statements were made by either party as to the cause of the shooting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
PENDERGRAss SHOT TWO.
WilI Thomas Interrupted in Attempt to
 XIII Wife.

WtIA Thomas Interrupted Tn Attempt 10
 Kill Wife.
 Tn arresting Will Thomas, a negro who was cutting his wife, Lila Thomas, with knife early yesterday morning Patrolman W. J. Pendergrags fired one shot from his pistol at the negro. The shot grazed the left side of the man and struck the woman in the arm.
 The incident occurred at the corner of High and Hall streets. On va cant lot at this corner the Lilies Of Sharon. negro organization has pa Villion where an entertainment was be- ing given. Patrolman D. P. Cantey and Pendergrass had two white men who were drinking under arrest and had started with them to the police sta tion. They heard cries and negroes running called to them that a man was killing his wife. Pendergrass darted through the street and found Thomas stahbing the woman with a pocket knife He called to the negro to desist whereupon Thomas turned upon him aneriiy with the open blade. Then Pendergrass who had his pistol in hand the result indicated.
 Both the man and the woman were taken to police headquarters Thomas was not Injured but the woman was severely wounded by the knife cuts and the shot which had pierced her arm. She was sent to her home and Thomas was locked in a cell
 The two negroes will have a hear ing before Recorder Arlington this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
The News of Mobile

my own way One of tho reported victims I found had not been i'll in over year, another had been dead for the address and the fourth had removed from the city months ago. My inves- tigation was an exhaustive one and included every case of illness and death since August 1st to September 9th."
 Probate Judge Williams has a re- vised statement of the tax assessments and property values for Mobile County compiled since the report of the Board of Equalization to the Board of Reve- nue and Road Commissioners. The fg- ures are as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

S. Losing, whose home is known as She'll Beach, located on West Fowl River. three miles from Delchamps Sta road. is in Mobile today. Mir. Losing Is an enthusiast In horticulture. He has the reputation of producing proba- bly more pretty flowers. finer fruits and vegetables than anyone else in South Mobile County.
 He had with him this morning a mag something immense. From the vines now growing on his place, he said, he gathers two crops per annum, and 1t Is possible he will plant extensively in the near future.
 Mir. Losing has lemon tree which bears a peculiarly fancy fruit. He has one lemon on this tree which he de- clares will measure nearly twenty four inches in circumference when fully ma tured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
A Birthday Dinner |.

Yesterday Editor R. E. L. Mel of The Selma Journal celebrated an anni- versary of his birth and all day long received many good wishes from his hosts of friends. Last evening he went home and was surprised to find that