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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-10-20
PROGRAM.
PROGRAM.
The following is the program:

The following is the program:
Music.
PRAYER by Rev. B. 81. Hogan. .
Opening Address-Miss Julia Rook.
Response by j. G. Davis.
The Relation that Should Exist Between
Parents and Teachers in the Public School;
BY J. T. Donaldson.
Mrs E. Y. G. Williams pleased the audi
ence when she spoke on The Kind OF Edu-
cation Needed for Our Boys and Girls. She
dwelt on religious and Industrial training.
Prof. l.. w. Dick, City Superintendent Of
Schools, then addressed the audience, to
which address the audience listened with
much interest. We certainly enjoyed his
visit, and 1t made great impression on
the colored people OF Abbeville. His talk
will long be remembered. We as eolored
people certainly feel glad to have him with
us; he is interested in the education OF our
youth. I..,
Remarks were then made by Messrs. Al
fred Ellison, w. A. Turman, Rev. B. 81. Ho-
gan, Rev. J. B. Maddox, Rev. A. B. Laster
and Thos. Jones. *
The program was interspersed with
with songs and recitations by the pupils.
The colored people Of Abbeville thank
the City Board of Trustees for the interest
they have manifested In the erection OF
this splendid building. -.
The school is in a prosperous condition
with its present teachers Lucian M. Fair,
Misses M. N. Pinckney, jamie R. Robinson,
Alice E. Harper, Jennie Il. Butler and Jen-
ME E. Hamilton. A Writer. .
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-10-20

Kills fleas, cures worst case Of Mango. b.
caises Mango Cure. Not poisonous Full line
Bicaises Dog Remedies for sale by the Nc
Murray Drug Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-10-20

I have calls every day for. lands. What
have you to offer? Robt. g. Link.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-10-20
POPLAR GROVE SCHOOL
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING FOR C0L0RED
People DEDICATED.
Exercises Held Monday, October 18th,
1909.

Editor Press and Banner:
The colored people Of the city OF Able
vile are very proud Of their new and ele'
CANT school house, situated on nice lot In
Fort Psckens, and it Is suggested that you
publish something about the interesting
occasion incident to it's dedicatioH
The building occupies commanding po-
sition on an elevated lot. The building
outside measurement, is 60 % feet, two
stories, with large L and with three
rooms and hall on each floor. The
rooms are 81 Z % feet.
The house is nicely ceiled, and painted in.
side and outside. 1t was built by the Alb
beville Lumber Company at q cost OF
81 $40.
At the dedication were many friends and
patrons of the school. A great multitude
Of children, dressed in white, under the
care Of teachers, marched in procession
from the old school house.
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Warren Replies.

Editor Sun: My attention has
been called to an article appearing in
the weekly paper. and as there is not
another issue Of IL before election. I
ask that you allow me To reply 10 Il
through your columns as follows:
have served the city before as
policeman aud have ever been found
un tho side enforcing the laws as
they appear on the books. aud the gen
raj public need have no fear that
rf I am houorcd with the Office I will
attend 90 b.. and give il nay fun time
and attention dealing with the tigers
and crap shooters" as tho llw d.
raDtr Your. very truly.
G. & WARREN
Gainesville. Fla. April 90. 1863
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-11

Watson Realty Company Will Have
Matter IN Charge.

Matter ~ Charge.
We call attention to the ad In this
issue OF The Watson Realty Company.
the people that sell a lot a minute d"
They will hold two auction sales of
real estate In Gainesville on Wednes-
day. the l4th. The first sale will be-
in the morning az 1880 at which time
they will sell 80 lots In the sub-di-
vision known as Westheld This tract
OF land is especially desirable as an
investment. as the lots are large
enough To put two houses on. and
the rents from them will more than
take care Of the payments on the lot
besides making an ideal investment
This property Is especially for color
ed and We hope a large number OF the
colored citizens will avail themselves
Of the opportunity 90 buy these lots at
their own price. The white buyer
knows a good thing when he sees Il
and will be there i'm numbers TO take
advantage OF the low prices
The afternoon sale will be- az $3.50
on the property known as College
Park. which lies Immediately i'm front
of the University, and will be- sold to
white people only. Ladies are espe-
cially invited to be present and by
telephoning 1874 a carriage will call
for them without charge
The above sales will be strictly ON
the square" aud every lot offered will
be- sold regardless of price
Handsome silver souvenirs will be
given away during both sales These
souvenirs are on display In the win
dows of Bodiford's drug store. The
methods used in selling by The Wat
son Realty Company are novel and
'uipu" aud they ask YOU 10 come out
md sec them work Spectators given
as much courtesy and attention a.
buyers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-11
sANITARIUM NOTES

H. H. King OF Morriston is improv.
ing rapidly. and will be- able to re-
turn to his home in a short while.
The little infant OF MIR. and Mrs.
Williams Of Micanopy is now much
better
{. -. Hodges Of High Springs. who
underwent a serious operation at the
Sanitarium the first OF the week. Is
now entirely out Of danger. and will
be up in a few days.
Every effort is being made to save
the foot OF Il. =. L. Robinson. the
popular A. C. l.. road-master While
ON duty near Rochelle Mr.. Robinson
had the misfortune TO have his, ankle
crushed and lacerated by a heavy
piece of railroad iron. He was sent
az once to the Sanitarium for imme-
date attention. Such cases as this
illustrate in a fOrcible manner the alb
sOlute necessity Of such an institution
in the city. Within fifteen minutes
after Mr. Robinson arrived In the city
he was in the operating room receiy-
ing the care Of physicians and trained
assistants Without such an institu-
ton as the Sanitarium. such prompt
and effective care In these emergen-
cies would be out of the question.
Miss p. r. Lane OF Floral City. &C
COmpanied by her attending physician
Or Bishop OF MorristOn. arrived Wed.
nesday. Dr Bishop returning To his
nome the following day.
Mrs Ella Van Cise and her daugh-
ter Mrs King. at New York were
visitors To the Sauitarium Friday
Nr, Van Gle il Interested iu the san
tarium a. a str. khold,r and express
I'd herself as being very much pleas
I'd with On, wa the affairs at Tho
Institution are being conducted
The stock 70, Ire Sluitarium ha
not $40 been subscribed for get. and
al friend. at o.. institution who ar.
willing 90 take q few shares of this
stock. and have not already done ao
1r. requested to cummru.cat" with Or
Hodges
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-11
Weak Little Boys

may become fine strong men.
Some Of the strong men Of to-day
were Sickly boys years ago.
Many of them received
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-11
SCOTS Emulsion

at their mothers knee. This had
a power in Il that changed them
from weak, delicate boys into
strong. robust boys.
Il has the same power to-day.
Boys and girls who are pale and
weak Get food and energy out Of
SCOTS Emulsion. Il makes
children grow.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-11
4 Hurry-up Medicine.

Every h0u-oaD,uor recognizes the
mood of effective remedies 90 bH used
.u ,w,Tguu..' -HI.u something mu q
Ia dome right away. Such remedy
Perry Davis I.uE.'..r for sprail.
I.I 'rul ... for trained muscles and
..r t'u aches and pains resulting
from blows and falls Burns and cuts
.rs instantly relieved by b. and
.DIT.G tu healing lts ui. sion OF
mercy began seventy years aga. %
is used Boo 400 countries and million
OF bottles are sold annually. There
Be- hut one Pl.ukiilor. Perry Davis.
lIay, yUu seen the urw large aEC size "
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-11
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GH.u.-Nfl'. Florida

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-11

children. according Co their annual
custom. sing carols. bring In the mite
boxes containing their Lcntcn offer.
ing for missions and build a floral
cross At $50 o. m Bishop Weed
will preach aud administer the Apos-
tolic rite Of confirmation
First Presbyterian Church Rev T.
". Hay-Moruing service lO:3o. sub.
ject One OF Gods Woes and How To
Escape H." $3.50 .. m. Sabbath
school. lesson topic. Peter Delivered
from Prison" No evening service &C
count Evangelistic mass meeting
Advent Christian Church. Elder J.
7. Johnson Preaching II a. m. and
1880 n. m. Subject for morning.
Stones and Resurrections Subject
for night. The Two Resurrections.
Young peoples meeting az I .. m.
Sunday school at 10 a. M All cordial
ly invited.
First Methodist Church. Rev. =. r.
Bridges-Sunday school $3.50 a. m.
Preaching at lO:45 a. m. and at 7:3O p.
m. League $3.50 p. m.
ST. Patrick's Catholic Church. Rev.
2. J. Lynch-Mass will be held at 10
q. m. Devotion OF the Holy Rosary at
lp. m.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-11
The CLOSING DAY
OF GREAT REVIVAL
SONG SERVICE AT TABERNACLE
WILL PROVE INTERESTING.
Special Services Will De Held at the
Various Churches for Today.
Large Congregations Expected.

Last nights congregation at the
Baptist church was good for satur.
day night One young lady was re-.
ceived and baptized at this service.
The sermon was fine and singing up
TO the usual very high standard.
Pastor Rogers and people look for
a great days service today. and Il is
safe TO predict the speaker and sing.
ers will be honored by large and ap-
preciative congregations at all serv.
ices.
DIR. Martin has proven himself a
great Bible teacher and the great
truthes he has presented from time
TO time will last beyond this life.
Mr.. and Mrs. SchOfeld have won
the heart OF everyone who has heard
them. II is a great pity two such
people as these cannot make their
permanent home among us Every
city needs just such people. May I'VE
not hope they will come again.
At the Churches.
First Baptist Church. Rev : y.
ROgers-Smday school. $3.50 a. m.
Sunday school mass meeting 10
O'Clock conducted by Rev. T. T. Mar
tin. Preaching. 1880 a. m. by Rev
Mr.. Martin; special song service by
Mr. and Mrs Schofield Junior I'm.
ion 2:3O p. m. At $3.50 there will be
a great gospel mass meeting and song
service at the Tabernacle At 40
y. m. the last OF the series Of serv.
ices I'm progress al this church will
be held al Tabernacle The entire
city are requested to join US in this
service and pay the speaker and sing
ers the great compliment they so
richly merit
Holy Trinity Church, Rev. r. II.
Craighill Easter Sunday-This morn
ing there will be a celebration OF the
holy communion at a. m. and a
second celebration al 1890 a. m. at
which service RI Rev. Edwin G.
Weed. d. D.. Bishop OF Florida, will
he the preacher At y. m. the an
nual Easter service for the Sunday
school will Dee held. at which the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-11

our Advertisers.

Attention i- directed to tho large
aud interesting Advertisements of the
progressive firms of q. Wilson Gaines
vile Narloual Bank button Bank
First National Bank l. j Ilurk
hm l.. G Smith aud oth0rs Who
have assisted us iu making today b
issue live and interesting With good
advertising They are worthy Of your
patronage
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-11
INVESTMENTS.
We ARE OFFERING
3 ON D .
Al Very Attractive Prices

$500 Dade County. Fla. "a per
cent due 1921 az 1O3Ik.
$4,000 Duval County 81 per cent
due 1922 at lO6.
5000 Gainesville per cent due
1921 at 1914.
5000 High Springs per cent 1sai
az 100.
$4,000 Jacksonville s per cent 1894
at lO9E.
SlI.5Oo Jacksonville per cent 1885
at ll2k.
$4,000 Lake City per osot due
1885 AZ l0i.
$500 Jazz. Electric Co. per coat
1917 at Ssk.
$500 Monroe County. Fla. s per
cent due 1910-25 az 97h.
(Accrued Interest to be added.l
We have for sale all the leading
bank stocks throughout the State.
Ask for quotations and general infOr-
nation.
Stock OF the Consolidated Naval
Stores Co. pays per cent every six
months. We have so shares for sale
at $40 a share. This company capt
talized at $4,000. 900. has a surplus Of
2.25O.O 900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-11
CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY

Mothers wh0 value their 0wn comfort and
the Nelfafc % their cbldTet, should neFeT be
without . Dos 90 hotbef Gray'a sweet Pos
ders fuF Chidren. for uss throaE bout the sea
400 They hrcak ~ Colds. Cure FeNeFlshncsa
Constlpauon TaFthinE uis0rfera hFafacb e
I'D stOmaob Tfouhlca THESE fUMDEhs
NEVER FAIL Sod ~ az uTug stoFea -
Don q accapl auT Substitute "A MA psckaEe
drsss Alss 3 Oaalslssd Ls NJ. \
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-11

Sod thh AdpsEtisement toarthn vilh naua -
pap9 h which appenrA yom addFea1 and fom
cent1 % cover po1lnlA md We WI nenf 90 .
''compls1s Handy Atlas 81 lhs WoEA6' q
SCOTT q BOWIE. AOo Psarl Srosa. New Yea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-11
NO CHANGE MADE BY
LEADERS SATURDAY
MISS ELLIS CONTINUES TO GAIN
IN CONTEST.
Thursday Will be the Closing Day
Of the Piano Contest Conducted
BY The Sun.

The piano contest which has been
conducted by this paper for the past
four months Is now on It's last week
For the next few days many votes
will be cast Don't forget the places
that will give you votes-Gainesville
Hardware Co. Phifer brothers. Hyde
& Tench and The sun. Read adver.
tisement for full particulars.
Lately some Of the coupons taken
from the paper have been coming in
very roughly trimmed aud votes from
the different merchants folded as
small as possible As the last few
days will be heavy Il would be much
appreciated by the management Of
this paper II all who cast the votes
will see that they are trimmed as
neatly as possible and not folded any
more than Is necessary to get the
votes In the ballot box.
Following is the standing OF the
candidates.
Miss Dorian Ellis, city ...... .S94. $50
Miss BESSIE Dupree. city &C.. 1855. S45
Miss Catherine Halle. city .3O4. ass
Miss Florrie Strickland 1000. COS. 100
Miss NJ Daughtrey. city ..... 243.Ol5
Miss Mary Mccormick. city. l2l SIS
Miss Mabel Sanchez. city. $3.50
Miss Mamie Dickinson. city. S7.725
\ iss Alma Fennell city. $1,000
Miss Julia Carter. city ...... 7O.SIO
Miss A. GrOf. NewberTy $4,000
Miss A. Strickland. Waldo. .. 35.O65
Miss Jessie Evans. city ...... 1890
Miss Estelle Beal city ..... 33.SSO
Miss Emma Hudson. city 26 $50
Miss Annie Beville. ......... 1850
Miss Elvena Stat Waldo. 1850
Mrs l. Ware. High Springs. 1906
Miss GOldie Lambert, city. $40
Miss Lizzie Sheppard. Bell. 6.OO5
Miss X. Carlton. MicanOpy. $3.50
Mrs A. W. Sargent. city ..... 5.565
Miss NJ Fernandez, city. 4.265
Miss Mary Thigpin. city. 3.S5O
Miss l.. Sanders. Hawthorn. 1850
Miss Ruby Albright. ..... 3.iOO
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-11

Vast Advertising = q toFos which
you can harness. aAd Wih Which Joe
a. drive your plaAs a. purposes
= ~ dssirs4 dsstinati0s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-11

n you have found anything see n
4 h advertised {. the Want column.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-09

The Misses Mathilda and Esther Gotthardt daughters of MT. and Mrs Chas Gotthardt. are the guests of MT and Mrs. Jas. Edwards at their coun- try residence, Huntington, Conn.,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-09
LOAN AGENTS MAY
 NOT CHARGE MORE
 THAN Is PER CENT
Supreme Court Makes Decision Showing Who May and Who May Not Receive UsuriOus Prices for Use of Money.

Five decisions were handed down by the Supreme Court at New Haven yesterday and in no instance was err TOT found and all the judges concur red in the opinions. Two of the cases decided were from Hartford county, one of them being the action against two women acting as agents of D. H. ion of. the court, confirming the fines of the lower court, where the women were found guilty of violation of the statute limiting the rate of interest which can be charged upon loans. Information to the Superior Court for Hartford county against Minnie Hurlburt and Addie Umberfield for mak- ing loans at greater rate of inter- est than f5 per cent. a year. A de- murrer having been filed and over ruled, the cause was tried to the jury before Judge Ralph Wheeler. Yer dict and judgment for the state. No error. Opinion by Chief Justice Bald win.
 Chapter 2ss of the Public Acts of 1907 provides that no person, or agent of any person, other than a national bank or a trust company chartered by this state, or pawnbroker, shall di- rectly or indirectly loan money to any person and directly or, indirectly charge, demand, accept or make an agreement to receive therefor, interest at a greater rate than 15 per centum per annum- The provisions of this section shall not apply to loans made to any national bank or any bank or trust company duly. incorporated un- der the laws of this state, or to any bona fide mortgage of real or personal property"
 The constitutionality of this enact ment was challenged by the demurrer to the information, but the supreme court finds that the sections of the federal and state constitutions upon hi inI l7n 1I,o 1n,7 1oc J affect the validity of the act in ques- tion
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-09
ADVERTISER
FxPRESS BUSINESS MAKES MUSSY
 PLACE OF RAILROAD APPROACH

Editor Farmer:
 Sir:J believe 1t was sometime last week that the street committee accus- ed the Connecticut Go. of breaking faith with the city because it had not built a shed for it's express business at the foot of Golden Hill street, but on the other hand was piling up it's freight on the side walk in front of fhe tunnel leading under the station. Since then Supt. Chapman said that The kicks were undoubtedly coming from the disgruntled cab drivers and expressmen. I am not cabdriver or an expressman and I say that it is a shame that people cannot come out Into Water street after alighting from "a New York train without having to climb over boxes and find ones way between piled up carcasses of beef and eour smelling beer barrels. The Wa Ter street entrance to the station used to be a clean respectable place to get but of carriage or to enter the sta kion if one was in hurry. One could reach the east bound tracks tnuch quicker than by using the ramp driveway at the north of the station. hope the company will make some changes in order that the public will have as good accommodations at the station as it had before the express business was moved across the street.
 OBSERVER
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-09
PEOPLES FORUM R0UDREN REPLIES
 TO DR. TRECARTIN
General Orders Do Not Re uuire Vaccination of Re cruits to Connecticut Mi itia-Then Why Require Ita l1. ..s-.i :.

Editor Farmer.
 his defense of General Cole falls back upon the U. S. naval regulations as a 5ustification for his advocating the lame treatment for the Naval mflitia S t presume the doctor knows that all recruits for the U. S. army are requir- "a to be yaccinated on enlistment, but there is no such requirement. for the recruits enIisting in the Connecticut State militia either by general orders pr otherwise. If necessary in one case whv not in the other?
 Major Boudren would say in reply to Dr. Trecartin's question that he has enough to do fighting the blood 1ooisonefs at his own door without at tempting any medical reforms in the navy
 The fact that navy regulations re- uuire the vaccination of recruits fur nishes no ground for subjecting our militia boys to the same humbug treatment, nor would they be so inn posed upon but for the disposition of the medical profession to force the vile practice upon all they can, when It is perfectly safe for themselves.
 MAJ. THOMAS BOUDREN.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-09
A GREAT REAL ESTATE

Tomorrow. Thursday. at 200 D. m. A. Elwood & Son. auctioneers, will sell fine twelve room dwelling house at No so Prospect street, City. to highest bidder. It is safe to say that this is the greatest opportunity to purchase a home in a fine residential neighbor- hood which has been presented to this city in many day. Dwelling has all modern improvements including hard wood floors. steam heat, hard wood finish throughout. cemented cellar, all in first class condition. The rooms are newly papered, of good size and very conveniently arranged. T'hes dwelling is also provided with a full set of storm windows and doors for winter use as well as the necessary screens for summer. It should also be remem- bered that the ho'rsa is within five minutes walk of the center of the city and that if you contemplate purchas- ing any property we would suggest that you attend this sale whether you are looking for a home or an invest ment This should be an opportunity not to be overlooked.-Adv-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-09
WEBER'S STEEPLECHASE RESTAURANT TO OPEN
 ON SUNDAY NEXT
Eddie Madigan, the Popular and Efficient
 Steward, to Again Have Charge.

Robert Weber will open for the sea- son next Sunday his inviting pavilion restaurant at Steeplechase Island and will begin the service of his celebrated shore dinners On every day there after during the season. up to mid night. shore dinners will be served as well as meals a Ia carte, including the popular plank steaks a la Weber.
 During the three seasons that MT. Weber has conducted the restaurant he has tried to satisfy every customer no matter how exacting they may have of success attained is the excellent reputation of his service.
 AS in the past only the. first quality of sea food. meats, vegetables. etc., will be used. and arrangements, have been made for fresh supplies every day By the use of the bridge to the island this plan is easily arranged and the person who dimes in Weber's pavilion can feel assured that the edibles are not only of the first quality but re- ceived by him on that day. fresh from the markets.
 Lobsters. clans. blueflsh.. etc, will be purchased on plan that will make it possible for them to come direct from the water to the dining room. He is a large buyer and for that reason is able to make this satisfying arrangement. MT. Weber will be about to personally supervise the preparation and service and Edward J. Madigan, the well known steward, will be in active charge. MT. Madigan's selection gives assurance to every patron of courteous attention and the best of service for the least cost. As before special at tention will be given to banquet part ies and special rates will be quoted and menus furnished in advance by calling at the island office. The dining room has been thoroughly oveEhauled and frightened and as the public, of this city and vicinity is well aware, there is no more attractive place for the full enjoyment of an appetizing dinper.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-09
MANY TIME TABLE CHANGES
 IN R. R. SUMNER SCHEDULE

Great, was the disappointment and vexation this morning of those who sought to take familiar trains at the Bridgeport station who had not con- suited the time table which went into effect Sunday. And the number of the belated ones was less than yesterday when many of those who make almost daily trips to New York missed the S-0S express because it left at S:51. There are usually a number of changes when the summer time table goes into effect. This year these changes are somewhat more numerous than usual. Frequent ly there is a difference of as much as ten minutes between the old and the new lime