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, 1907-05-16
Get in Line or Get Out

Get in Line or Get out
There is no reasonable excuse for
any man to live in a town If he doesn't
like it. If you have no word OF com,
mendation to say for your town, its
institutions or people, emigrate. You
won't stop the town clock by going
away. The church bells will have the
same musical ring, the little dogs will
play just as well and the pure air,
bright sunshine and sparkling water
will have the same health giving prop,
critics. Speak a good word for your
neighbor, il You ian; if you cannot
don't everlasting enlarge their faults.
If you have become thoroughly dis
gruntled nov away, go somewhere
where things will suit you.-Lander
Mountaineer.
, 1907-05-16

Why not get all the news when II
ia n~vs by reading The Republican,
, 1907-05-16

Weekly Republican only Il . ysar.
, 1907-05-16

A complete line Of legal BLANKS Il
ere At homo and at reasonable prices.
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Photo Special.
Art Panels.

t20o per dozen thia week Pin
neYa. EOS First av.. sie Washington
hlk.
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,,,s Issued for Mrs. Falk, Of Paris--New York
rStd Eectrolysis Institute and Mrs. Emile Kohl
!, Star Representatives gel Evidence.

in the Tacoma Ledger and other
outside papers Many people from
nearby towns Come TO consult Or =
Falk. Who 10 not care 10 appeal
Ia physicians IN their ewn towns.
Many Seattle women mako period
teal visits 20 ~pr. Faik.
Mrs. Falk IL the wife Of Dr. Ffod.
eriek Fslk. licensed physician
with offices In the Washington
building, aud Il IL under the prosec.
ton 81 his name and diploma that
she has praesiccd her illegal call.
Tax The license or diploma Of pr,
Falk usually hangs IN the conaultA.
tioa room Of hla wife. 20 Allay any
suspicious which the patlsnt might
entertain.
me diploma was no, GA the wall
when two women called al the
house GA broadway. acting under
the Instructions Of . representative
of The star Apparently. some re-
adjustment Of furnishings vas In
progress for the framed license and
diploma bearing the name Of nr.
Frederick knik were Festing against
zach other In a corner Of the fioor
Mrs. Faik was not In when the
women called. A hoasakeeper al.
United them TO the reception room
when they said that they would
await the doctors return. The door
Of the CONSULTATION RON san open
and the women took advantage 81
Falk so extensive has the buai,
uess become that the ada appeared
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Monuments

Art Marble Co. 20li second ay..
three doors north Of Virginia. 80
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GETS WRIT OF MANDATE AGAINST
COMPTROLLER CARROLL

An alternative writ OF mandate
was yesterday afternoon issued In
the superior court against Comp
tr0iler Carroll ON petition Of J. v,
MeAdam. "A contractor, 10 force Car.
roll 20 pay the contractor $4,000
from the incomplete work fund.
The writ ia rcturnable for hearing
Friday
Mr. CAROLS reasons for not pay.
ing MeAdan, after receipt Of the
ecrtifieaie from the engineers OF.
flee that the work Was done, Was
that he had decided 10 pay no more
money out OF the fund until the
financial transactions could be done
through the city treAHnrera office
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" praeedea tho suggestion OF .
criminal operation.
The woman assured Mrs. falk
that no such trouble led 10 her visit
but that she was still suffering
from the effects 81 a recent Ill
ness and needed a tonic 10 help
restore her health
what physician attended your
inquired Mrs. Falk.
"nr norica"
why did YOU leave him7"
= did not lie Ia M aud out Of
town.s
THIS truthful answer aliayed Mrs
F'aik'a suspicious entirely aud she
went ON to ask other questions Ia
an alleged consultation. Finally
she said Rhe would write pre-.
seriptlon aud made a pfotense OF
preparing to do 80. but quickly
changed her mind and said that she
had the proper medicine already
prepared Producing box OF pills.
she handed them 20 her patient
How much DO | owe your in
quired the latter
Two dollars"
My friend has my pockstbook !
will get the money" said the YOUNG
woman. going toward the door,
Evidence Complete.
ny this time Mrs. Falk Was en-.
tiruly of her guard. She accom-
panied her patient 10 tho reception
room where the money was occurred
aud psld In the presence OF the
third woman. thus completing the
chain Of evidence ON which the
prosecution Tor praetieing medicine
without a license rests.
you wish 10 consult me too
inquired Mrs. Falk Of the second
woman
Yes. bat I am afraid u IL too
late today. have "A sick child NJ
home and l really came because
mr. friend ID 20 weak she did not
dare trust herself 20 come alone. !
will come another time"
What doctor have you called for
your childr inquired Mrs Falk,
The woman gave The name OF =
woman physician.
you want TO Be very careful
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nny your Hat Of 4. n. Brooks
a Co. 1891 Second Ave. 80
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70. Muiburn. bfother.in-law Of Nan
Patterson. committed suicide hero
late yesterday afternoon. He WAS
90 years old.
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Georgetown Accident.

Anyone who Witnessed the acct.
dent nj Maple Crossing In George.
town. ia which an tnierurhan Lin.
Ilod colllded with "A wagon about
10 a. NJ last Saturday. or who was
on the train. is asked 90 communi-
cate with George G. Congdon, New
York Hook
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IL efforts Of The star
- suaek doctors, PRISE
,,'s started 'hls afternoon
.s,,or court against two
]. ,sslisss- sAo have been
nsalelne without Il
SEATTLE Tor pears.
relsslss ralk. iss North
~, so savsrsisss daily Ia
- uuasr The name IT the
FORK Medical EieeiFo1
80. snd Emile Kohlman.
s..sssioa street. who al
ss,sslg As a specialist IN
s,sshssa arc The two
.-.laet whom Assistant
- Attorney Miller has
skrnailoas
80 IL the arrest 81 the
- we're put in The hands
'Asr,6 tbs Afternoon and
~ u made before nisht
- las heen attracted 10
-. Sss York Medical Elees
4, rsIsrss By the advertise
- Tlmes. xhieh Indicate
= slass 81 practice waieh
n ssaxhf fear advertise
rusIlg appear daily Ia that
= 4 ne bead Of he SIT
WANTED. FEMALE
- uraer the bead Of
N sPEClALisTsa one 10
4al WANTED. FEMALE
sur.s h smother eolunsa.
s,ss wsrsss Clients.
msR Il these advertise
y, ss~n q steady stream OF
aassis % consult Mrs.
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BRoTHER.iNLAW OF NAN
PATTERSON A SUICIDE.


fHfftphH ff"hf"fh Nsft"ft
WASHINGTON. June 8. -
Prompted by dependency Harvey
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TOP FLOOR SPECIALS
LACE CURTAINS

lsAAE " y AANo
imported Point Lace Curtains. - In side
b. 80 yards long. In white. Arabian or
ivory regular prices. $500 and $3.50 a
pair: special. . pair ...ss..s...., $3.50
ciuny Lace Curtains. Is In. side By IA
yards long. In Arabian color only. REGULAR
price tsSo q pair. special. pair a2.0o
cluny Lace Curtains. IN Arabian color, With
edge and Insertion: regular price ts9s q
pair. special. q pair ....-..ss.ss. 1915
ciuny Lace Curtains. full width and length.
having edge and Insertion. with extra mo
tif between: regular price sfe.oo a pair.
special. q pair .sss. ...ssssss-.s.H 1883
Duchesse Curtains. 12t width by yards
iong. IN ivory or Arabian; regular price
sitoo a pair. special. pair ...... $500
Duohesss Curtains. In ia width ~ ] Yards
long. in ivory color. regular price tiS % .
pair: special q pair .......s.s...rf o.es
CUSHION TOPS. ETC.
Any Cushion or cuahisn Top can Be had at
49,. t4....4.. ..s.. .one-Third Reduction
100 Cushions at ..t.st..ft......s $500
$50 Cushions at ........s........ $500
Etc.
An assortment Of Printed Cushion Tops, reg
ulAriy priced at 35c each. il specialized At,
each ....... .4.ss.. s..s. ..ss.-4. Zoe
Regular Sc Tapestry Panels. special. each
4srs.sf sssssfasses sssFs FtsfsFstFf NV
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DOCTORS WITHOUT
| LICENSES ARE PROSECUTED

The departure Of the housekeeper
TO Investigate.
Mira. Faik's Methods.
The principal items OF interest
IN the room were tho license and
diploma aud an electric machine
which Mrs. Falk uaea Ia treating
her women patients.
Mrp, Falk was some time in ar
Fiviag. she eyed the visitors qucs.
tioninKly.
rla this Dr. FAlkf' inqulrsl the
elder.
How do you know my name =
Inquired Mira. Faik auuplcioualy.
We saw II Ia your advertise
ment In the Timea.s replied one ot
the women.
My name IL not In the ads.
People Sho answer them do not
know nay name Tho ads are Ia
the name OF the Partisan Regulator
company" expostulated Mrs. Faik
Then V must have been the
woman who advised uH 10 consult
you who gave us the name" re-
piled the quick wisted investigated.
If yoa wssh To consult me. come
this ~ay." said Mrs. falk
Both women started for the con.
snltation room bot Mira. falk Vas
still on her guard.
MIRA. Fslk Careful.
4 never allow more than one at
=
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The Grotto.

Mr. sehelIe has opened the In.
novation Grotto." the finest equip
ped grili In town. This n an ideal
cool place 20 come Ia the after
noon. lie has engaged some ex.
cclieut talent for concert aud sins
ing. s.s
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Mr.. F.is Careful.
Spectacies. 500

And up. We will give you the beat
eye service AZ the least possible
coat No faking here. Schuchard
Optical Co. 1901 Second AZ. 80.
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All this seasons styles in
Lawn Waists-both white
and coiorcd. every one OF
them rev this season eoma
are plain tailored. with nu.
merous ,uckH Others are
prettily and variously trim.
med with embroideries and
dainty Val lace. Among
them are also some Of those
attractive Peter Pan styles IN
polka dot pattern. All are
good 75c WalstH Take your
pick tomorrow at ar
only ...... .... =. 4OC
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about what doctor you consult was
Mfa. Falk's parting injunction.
n am, replied the woman.
had Downtown office.
before taking up their present
quartcta In the house at i26 North
broadway, nr. and Mrs. Faik oe'
cupied a flat on the second floor
Of the Estahrook building. Many
complaints against them were reg
lstcred by other tenania and the
agent OF the building finally order
ed thsm % leave They offered the
agca an increase of $50 per month
Fentand bonus OF $500 which was
refused and the Falka moved out
In the middle OF April Of this year
Drt y. IL Mcclellan, who occupies
ilat on tA same floor. states that
Wills the Ealks were iu the build.
ms. he had ON an average OF three
applications a week To perform
criminal operations IA the result Of
the Partisan Regulator advertise.
tnentA In the Times. The applicants
mistook HIS flat for that Of the
t'alkn. rho average fee offered Dr.
Mcclellan was $50.
Or. kohlman's elixir.
"rh Emile kohlman. the second
specialist who will be arrested, for
some years past has tsrrorlEed these
unfortunate enough 10 consult her
into buying her medicine iAbicd
Elixir Of Life" aud allowing her
TO give them alleged treatmenia al
e. treatment
Evidence against her was secured
By the same women who secured
tho evidence against Mrs faik. act
ina under the direction Of the Star
representative
Mrs. korfrnhAn occupies a room5
house at 1881 Washington nl There
are usually patients In tbs house
taking treatments and one or TIVE
eonyaiesceuts were seen BY the tHo
uomeu during tho consultation.
Ara hoffman had no Huaplcloa
whatever that evidence was being
secured against her fer prarticinf
medicine without a license She did
nos even close the door Of the con
snllatioh room when the younger
uoman applied for medical aid.
Finds Patient vsry ~.
''Dr." k0hlman tnsisied on MAX.
lag physical szaminatiou Of her
victim. She proddea her unmefsi'
fully about the body In an alleged
effort 10 aiseoyef internal troubles
tz4...f4. - lila 49, a.saas asau4af :.
into the Foom to femoasfraic 10 her
the grave complication OF troubles
from which the patient vas suffer
lug.
A. the younger woman recollsd
under the humping aud punching
Of her body. DF kohlman deeiar
ed that she vas suffering from a
complication % ahacesaea and tam'
oFs on the liver from which her
treatment alone could rescue her
You must never siloW any ply
stefan to operate On you she eau
toned. You would die under the
knlfc. The ulcers aud aheccnaes are
too near the heart They would klli
you. ~ they attempted TO remove
them
Then the alleged doctor insisted
In Efeaaiux the surfaee over the al
legged absccaeeA and tnm0rn with
sAivs despite the protests Of the
victim that she wAM going out that
evening and wAs already dressed
Mrs kohlman prescribed bottle
of Elixir Of Life for Immediate use.
and urged her patient 10 return sur
trsaimsntAs She accepted 81 fer
this sarylca and the womea depart.
"a with a complete cRss against her.
Tn only diploma Possessed by
Mira kohifaan IL enc from the Wis
conuln College Of Midwifery and
Maternity Hospital
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Eastern Washington timothy, ton, tasls
r,sst sound ton 81. alfalfa, ton, vs..
shrat bay ton. SIS. Whnis corn PEI tpns
ffas1i tfanEsd corn, con. tlfdMi iced
meal ton. tzsaHi midaiiuEE, ton, -. ,
.torfa pef ton fli0E, chopped feed ton
rI4z; oais. ton, tlsasa. wheat. ton. wi
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
ADVENT cssvaoss soesAa.
A. sss~s - NJ - aosG oseh -

A. sssms - NJ - M oseh -
- 0A
TIE ehaeeA seslAl vA1sA 90
givsa uaAse ~ sasDasaa ~ - ~
bsos0e q ~ AAyoae CH0lo10
eAasch. q ~ haos . r.. - ~.
Il. G. notA. NsetA 0a1n90vsDo2 Wof
nseAay evening. vae vs0 sG1en4e6
~ vas Sa1es . soseon - Svosy
vay. botA socially - 0nAaG1o1v.
Ths evsaAnG vs. $1,000 - . uose
snjogahSs naaDs1. ~ 0sosoGD ~
frsehmeoGs vG0 osgv0l
oeaeA q Q 0oo1 Nm.
ElijaA Asoeu paaDsA away q -
lsth q july - ~ Wsse -. NJ
esasoA vas besn ~ 1oaso1 = Co..
"a, ~ eane % ~ eoQn1y NJ
his fanl1y sbesG tAkU ysass - ~
has saDoe rsat1ed Ass0. H ~ .
nosas. Chsistiaa Osae1s0na, . 0sDhsg
q ~ Chsiseiaa eAassA. o00 NUoo
loved ~ a ~ 0sW -
MP. Ashsa = swvivs1 ~ . ~
tor beoeh0s 90 - ao1sg, . v1qD
u synoaGAy q Aisn1D = ~1aD1o6
NswtDvn. A.. :. lSes.
4 L0VUe9 I'm - /.
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BILLIARDS IN CHURCH.
lQpe View Taken by . psnnsy''
vania Pastor.

vsttsburg. Aug. IL would 1uss
spsa near the click Of billiard balls
la eaumh As the reading Of the BIZ
=. providing II won . man to the
- Of Christianity" declared the
y. Dr.. Maurice P. Ftnles. pastor
H. FIRST Baptist church. OF Frank
Pa. Monday night. His cnurcn
- vealthies In the oil region q
y slate and has one Of the largest
u00tions in VenanEO county.
,. Pinies. Who has Just returned
. trip around the wori6. vas
\ q his>visit to . church thas
49, features for men and women -.
- church that would win men
- dAys must be up and doing.
hssd DR.. Finles. and while
~ hold that 1t must o6er them
- pleasures the world does. u
3 give them those which do mo-
Soanter to Christianity. ! know
M OF q billiard room on churcf
NY will shock some deacons. on
nase come to It. or their caurci
>eoe It's position.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

Lss,svssh ~ Mashstsss vuta 60 h
CAeap 0sae ~.
Raleigh. u. O.. A1O. S.7Gex
nor Clean Moa1ay sssa1vo1 > 0
from The asthasittse q - leul y
aaa Nassvilh 80 sayAle tt p. 4
vosls pst ~. seaas ~ - - 80
effect q ths - 6 4aOaa9i Il
Tais 10 ths ~ seee - $500 I
to Tho state nFs, - - - 60 y
August III thtfS6a16 = ogssen -
lsaa abovs % uilss lsaa ~ - -
the state rate. ~ l.. ~ ~,
only II miles q tsae&AoD -
casols.a. extes6lsg fxuW ~ -
eis Tine % Murphy. = CAsseaoe saps
". bat The Moth CaFoatao eseutx
tina osnmisstoa rulss 49, q. 6dost
tr.hled b. tas Atlantic CsaA -
does sol coos b ~ s)ass - Aaof
den;Ay' owsed snl eesrass1 s4ag
under sixty miles. vhiss ~ sEs
from the ~ -ecot rate.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
CRIME WAVE SPREADS
Dcspite Vigilance Of the Police Of
New York.
.oRe ATTACKS REPORTED
ns..rs Of the Law Have Been Doing
Double Duty In the Effort to Sup.
.,.s. the Remarkable Outbreak Of
Crime.

NV Yorh. Aug. An attempt
a, -. j., d .un' Woman earl! Tues
~ O.. West S.lc street. aGI> an
>.,r ca, l. tYr ii READY long i.t OF
.,,.,As,a Women and children Ia IT,,
sr..,, .; %rA iurh city.
n,.r,., T., vigilance Of police who
s.,c t,r. dui"g i"nnl, duty 10 rrc-
zen; a r,nrr spread of n" crime
.,,, IT,, attack would hay. been
snces .iu. laI II not been for the
sespr-s;, .r.ri gle Of Adelaide Wild
so, A trained nurse. VINO fought
T., a.,a..an' With a natpin and final
h .ou,eJ hun.
M;s VIII! -cr's screams brought
~ Io..c, who pursued the man 10
.a.rtr,; park where he was brought
I. hav WIN a fisill1Ar OF bullets from
Ea,e .evn. .e.: OF thc rN!cers. The
E.S,n sali v. was PietrO Dauria. Al
EaIar ~ t';ar.
+ Mss W.lhsr"r was walking home
Eanef Attending patient. Near
1ED9ttaN avenue ahu OuC AsuuS'> ~
EMA Sixth street. an Italian accos' :
- her. who. she repuised 80,
- Italian ~, i hcI 4 - 81.
~ hst and cute :. ~ ~
- hand, drag .ei TO -. ~
- a apartment nOu G H. -. i
5Fess managed to draw . hatLI" fiIn
~ 10; and jabbing her assailant Z.
Eepused him ~ loosen his hold on her
E0goet. Miss Wilderer screamed for
-. and the Italian fed.
rOlntmen heard her cries and gave
1sse. the Italian ran to Central
nrx. aEG me policemen fired . VOL
Of shots after the fleeing man
-, l.ay,t the park wall and hid un-
- Q clump of bushes. He val
nesed on: by the police and later
osnGihed b, Miss Wilderer. who. de-
~ the fact that she had been hal
hssg!ed and badly beaten ABOUT tho
Re. had given chase to her assail'
= With II" police.
Daurio declared that he was limo
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

Micanopy. August 7.-De. H. l..
Montgomery. wife and little daughter.
have gone TO the beech.
C. z. Melton and family. J. n. Alli-
son and wife. and ]. w. Asltoa's tam.
fly. Aso Mrs. w. A. Mc0riR. have gone
to the beach.
q. 8. Scott Of Ocala h In town on
INSURANCE. ons meas.
J. n. Floyd Of Irvine was In town
hast week. He b repeeeeatiA6 tn
New York Life Insurance Co.
The road men beagn WORK oaAthe
county road leading east 10 River
street Monday. Let the good work
60 on.
U. p. Smith Of Wseahoota was b
town yesterday. cracking jotss - -
ual.
J. L. Arrow and u. Bishop have 70
turned from Crystal 1ivse. They
are glaA 70 Cst bach ho0s.
Rsv. J. z. Danean, wife and soe,
Ray. Of Tanpo. spent . few days ia
town last - With relatives.
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SPARKS FROM kEWeeRay
Interesting Batch Of Society News
from Town and Ne,onborrood.

from Town and he,snbornood.
Ne~b-rrI, August 9Th. friend.
OF Miss"> Florida and ANN. Living.
ton ga>o>th"m a d.liyhtiul "surpr,s.
part! Thursday evening Those
present were the Misses Lille
Belle M"thvin, Viola Siford and
Antha GrOfY: Messrs Lucius johnson
John Miller. W.. &. Chapman and
Taylor. After playing a number OF
games the guests were invited into
the dining.room where delicious r.
freshments were served.
Miss Glenn Pickett Of Jonesville IN.
tertained quite number of her
friends Friday evening In honor OF
her friend, Miss burst. Quite a
crowd from Newberry enjoyed q
straw ride out there. The young peo-
pie were Misses Ola Studstill. Bessie
Garland. Atlanta Studstill. Sallie Gar.
land. VIOLA Siford, Efie Bryant. Min.
ME SifOrd, Florida and Annie Lvings-
ton: Messrs, w. G. Chapman. Jack
Garland and Mr.. Smith.
Quite q number OF the young peo-
pie enjoyed q straw ride Wednesday
night visiting the home OF Mr.. Il. p.
Miller. The crowd vas composed OF
Misses Florida and Annie Livingston.
VIOLA Siford, Enc Bryant, Sallie Gar
land. Atlanta Studstill. Bessie Gar
land and Minnie Siford: Messrs. w.
G. Chapman. Lucius johnson. John
Miller. Noodle Mathis. John Siford,
Lonnie Studstill and Mr.. Smith.
r. b. Croft Of jacksonville spent
several days here the latter part OF
the week. a guest Of his mother, Mrs.
E. A. Croft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Sandlin. after
spending . week here ~ guests OF
friends, have returned to their home
In Jacksonville.
w. ]. Evans OF Island Grove 10 here
the guest of hts sister, Mrs. Charles
Gilbert
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. 8. Bobo OF Wash
ington. Ca. are guests Of the latter d
brothers. PTeyton 8. aud John FOrtson
Mrs. John G.. White and two inter
esting little sons, Frank and Nelson
returned Friday night from Dsytona
Beach. where they spent the last
two months enjoying the salt water
baths.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ID. May left Sat
urday for jamestown. Later they vii
proceed to New York, where Mr.. May
will select his winter stock Of goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Svindal. and 1T
tie daughter. Ivey. visited bronson
Friday. returning Saturday.
Miss Gena Barneswell Of Valdosta
|Ga., IL visiting her sister. Mrs. n. &
Collins.
Mrs. Thomas Kincad and three chill
Idren, Thomas, Jr- Mary and Louise
Ireturned Thursday night from Sea
breese. where they spent the past
1.-Two moaths recuperatins.
Nrs. Marvin Cain Of Worthinston u
here for q few days, the guest OF Ars
C. c. Wsthssinstoo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

Opening Of the School Postponed.
Other Notes OF General INtsess4.

Opening OF the Scnoos Voespo"so.
Other Notes Of General ONtsessa.
Melrose. Aug Mrs. o. e. Hus-
hand entertained the young people
very pleasantly at her home on Thurs
day evening. The evening vas spent
ip music and games. Before going
home the guests were invited on the
piazza to enjoy u feast OF watermel-
on.
Friday night the young people met
on Quail street to enjoy . chicken
pillau gotten up by the MelrOse boys.
The time vas passed In games and
telling stories until about 10 O'Clock.
when the piliau was ready to be
eaten. Everybody did Justice to It.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wall OF Starke are
visiting at O. G. Husbands.
Geo. Mann. Who has been Visiting
at the parsonage. returned yester.
day to his home In Georgia.
Mrs. Lee OoodsOn and children Of
Palatka are In town for . few days.
Fannie Mcmillan Of Orange Heights
Is visiting friends here.
c. w. BALDWIN and family rsceatly
spent a few days camping 1t Lake
Geneva.
Miss Pearl Griner left today foe
Anthony.
Tom McCracken. who has besa
clerkins In the coumissary 1t OsanGe
Heights, u taking RathR Yearwood's
place In the commissary here.
NJ! BALDWIN II having . cement
floor laid In his new store.
The school opened Monday With
about twenty pupils. No one opsv
1t vas to open until Sunday. vhsaN
principal. Miss Horn. came. havioa
been sent here BY tho superintendent.
Hut II has been decided TO 'poStpoas
the school for q few weeks, u beanG
too hot now for the cAil6rea to %.
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