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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-03

In Kissimmee the ladies OF the town
are maintaining 2 rest room. where
feople from the country can stop and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-03

out last nlehh Headache and ner'-
Gus this mornlwf Hicks capneine
Just ne thing a. yOa iof pu'in..-
Cissrs ne hs4f-hraoes ne serves
rEy r. AZ drur st0-rs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-03
FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE
FoR WOMEN,
TalIahassss. Fiorlds.

Tallahasses, FloFlda.
A COLLEGE without . parallel IA tbs
South, Offering degrees and dipIog'ss
IN the following departments;
l. A College u Liberal AFta.
a. A School Of Industrial Arts.
m. A School Of Zine AFts.
Nv. a School Of ExpFsnsloH.
V. A School for Teachers.
10 Tuition. Other expenses vsFY low.
FOF further Information addrsss;
EowARo eoARApl. N. A.. ph. o..
Pfsaidsnt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-03

NJ. NJ. Scarborough, one Of the old
est and most. highly respected citi.
zens Of Lake City died at his home
last week Mr.. Scarborough was
about seventy-two years OF age and
was probably the Oldest native resi-
dent Of the city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-03

Mary Fannin, the twelve-year-old
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Fan
min of Lakeland, died Wednesday af-
ter an illness of only twenty-four
hours.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-03

IN Jacksonville there arc at least
three manufacturing institutions that
employ over 500 people. and at least
ten that employ from 100 to 500,
while there are probably fifty that
employ from five to 100.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-03

The Florida East Coast Hotel Com.
pany is making great preparations
for the coming of the tourists, and
there is every evidence that the Royal
Palm will have a much larger number
Of guests than in previous years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-03

kEWS FROM ALL
/ PARTS OF FLORIDA
1no Palmas, a well-known aquatic
Dortsman OF Pensacola, is now build.
. long speed boat. twenty-seven
eet in length.
The PenecostaI Tabernacle at Par
,sb has been completed and they
,eld their first religious meeting
here last week.
Material for the erection of hand
kome monument on the famous olus-
&c battlefield is being gathered and
work will soon begin.
All the beach hotels, after very
busy summer season, are being made
ready for the coming winter, when a
lrowd Of tourists is expected.
I R. Yearly, who has for so long
blled the position of ticket agent OF
no Seaboard in Orlando, has resign
Id. J. H. Mahoney will succeed him.
Mary Fannin, the twelve-year-old
laughter of Mr., and Mrs. w. F. Fan
min of Lakeland, died Wednesday af-
ter an illness of only twenty-four
hours.
w. A. Dalon of Alton, ILL.,, has pur-
chased the Underhill orange grove at
Alligator creek, near Punta Gorda, and
he expects to make his home there a
little later.
o. o. Poppleton of Stuart, the "bee
king" of the Florida East Coast, says
his honey crop this year amounted to
fifteen tons, every pound of which he
has sold at satisfactory prices
The eucalyptus trees recently plant
ed on the Okeechobee lands west of
Palm Beach are doing splendidly
They have attained a growth of is
inches in height since they were set
out. -
The increase Of property valuations
in Baker county for the year 1909
over the year 1908 is $751;, $500 This
is possibly the greatest increase of
property that the county has ever
known in years time.
IN Jacksonville there arc at least
three manufacturing institutions that
employ over 500 people. and at least
ten that employ from 100 to 500,
while there are probably fifty that
employ from five to 100.
The Florida East Coast Hotel Com.
pany is making great preparations
for the coming of the tourists, and
there is every evidence that the Royal
Palm will have a much larger number
Of guests than in previous years.
NJ. NJ. Scarborough, one Of the old
est and most. highly respected eiti-
zens Of Lake City, died at his home
last week. Mr.. Scarborough was
about seventy-two years OF age and
was probably the Oldest native resi-
dent Of the city.
NJ. w. Covington. a turpentlne
operator at Rye. closed a big land
deal last week Of 10000 acres for
100000. the land to be opened up for
colonists. the timber to be used for
crossties. This win mean a great
thing for South Florida.
Travel 20 Florida the coming sea
son n ovunrfod - ,.cYtr.o al TovUeor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-03

w. A. Dalon of Alton, ILL.,, has pur-
chased the Underhill orange grove at
Alligator creek, near Punta Gorda, and
he expects to make his home there a
|ljttle later.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-03

o. o. Poppleton of Stuart. the "bee
king" of the Florida East Coast, says
his honey crop this year amounted to
fifteen tons, every pound of which he
has sold at satisfactory prices
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-03

The increase Of property valuations
in Baker county for the year 1909
over the year 1908 is S1S7, $500 This
lis possibly the greatest increase of
property that the county has ever
known in a years time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-03

The eucalyptus trees recently plant
ed on the okeechobee lands west of
Palm Beach are doing splendidly.
They have attained a growth of is
inches in height since they were set
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-03

AueniI0n b directed % ne an
nounerme8t q the fan urf Wlnier
opening u the Nsu Hat shop. Mrs.
~ J. Pauefnon prowietFs1a. uhieh O.
ioeatsd iu4t oppogife ne Drpar
Hose Thsy asa an sEaraiaatien ~
tbsir SYKES anG prices. uhieh theT
ei.in eannN o. egsslel eissvtffs
cara r. q asgkw az viis NO
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-23
SEVERAL ACCEPT
Large Crowd al PRESBYTERIAN
Services.
breaches ANOTHER FINE SERMON

There was a very full attendance upor
the services at the Presbyterian churcl
rhursday night Many assembled &c
engage In the song service. and when tbs
speaker. Rev. ID. II. Rolston, arose TO
TO preach, the main body OF the church
and the galleries We're filed.
Mr.. Rolston was heard with the closest
attention and there was manifestly a
deep Interest. When the Invitation was
given at the close OF the sermon to &C
eept Christ, several arose at once to dc
so.
The sermon was an eloquent and beau.
tliul discourse based uponl Psalm 9l. the
blessedness OF the man 10 covenant reln.
tion with God; the man who loves.
know ws and prsys TO the Most High. II
was moving and ediiying sermon and
made deep impression upon the large
congregation.
1t is grea. privilege TO hear these
discourses and no one can fail TO be help.
ed by them.
A beautiful solo was sung by Mrs. ].
L. Rosebro.
The Interest In the services Is increas.
Ing daily, both among Christians aud
unconverted, and already much good has
been accomplished by the meeting, the
IN fiuence OF which shall be long ,elt.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-23
ELECTRIC COMPANIES ORGANIZE
Ready To- the FrsnchIsss-Som Opposition An.
tclpstsd-Etc.

The incorporators OF the Electric Gen
Grating Company held q meeting Thurs
day night at the office OF Judge Alvin T.
Embrey for the purpose OF organizing
the company and getting things in shape
To bid on the franchise offered. bids ou
which Will be submitted 30 the CITY
Council on the 26tt OF this month. There
Were present Messrs. g. smith lsaac
Hirsh, A L Rowe, A. W. Embrey and
Judge Alvin 4. Embrey.
Mr.. Smith, the president oi thu com.
pany. presided aud Judge Alvin II. En-.
orey acted as secretary
The City Council of Fredericksburg
having advertised the franchises asked
Tor. the granting of which will mean the
immediate beginning OF thu work of the
company and OF the associated electric
company, the chairman stated that the
purpose of the meeting was Organization.
that the company show Its good faith
and be IN readiness TO begin work.
The charter OF the company as guar.
sntsed by the State Corporation Com
mission was read aud accepted A CON.
mittee was appointed to secure the nee.
esssry stock subscriptions. The organi-
zstion OIL the company was peri cted and
the meeting then adjourned
A stockholders meeting OF the company
was then held and organized stock a.
adopted and the form OF certificates and
OF the company's seal were approved
the charter officers OF, the company were
continued for the ensuing year aud BY
laws Tor the management OF the com
pany were adopted, other necessary bust
ness OF the company was transacted and
the meeting adjourned
AdirectoPs' meeting OF the company
was next held. stock subscriptions were
pad In In cash. Stock was Issued and
the proper officers OF the company were
authorized To submit bids for the com
pany on the ordnance to be bid on the
26th OF this month.
THE ELECTRIC COMPANY
Alter the organization OF the Electric
Generating Co there were held meetings
oi the Fredericksburg Electric Company Z
incorp orators, stockholders aud direc-
tors, those present and represented a.
the meeting beifg Messrs Il NJ. Van
Dorm, e. W. Jones. W Il. Peden, A. W.
Embrey and Alvin t. Embrey.
The company was duly organized and
the stock issued to the subscribers and
the company's officers were authorized
20 submit bids for the franchise on the
26th Of the mouth.
III ueVeloped at this meeting that the
getting OF the franchise asked for by the
company was not as smooth sailing as
great many OF the people OF iFredericks g.
ourg think; there are Influences quiet
~, but persistently, at work to defeat
the franchises and put an end TO the
progress OF the work here The COMPANY
looked for opposition, because all efforts
affecting the existing order OF things 10
fredericksburg had met some opposi.
tion, both open and covert, but too
much Tor the growth. improvement and
future prosperity Of the city it is believed,
is at stake in these proposed develop
ments to permit the franchises to be de-
ieated and further progress of this work
stopped.
The meetings Of both companies ad-
lourned subject to the call of the presi-
dents.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-23
COLLEGE BASEBALL TEAM
SchsduIs Of Games for tn. Season.

The fredericksburg College has sball
squad has been hard at work for the past
lew weeks getting IN trim for the coming
season There are prospects Uf very
last team as quite a numbsr of last year !
players are back at school this year.
Among those showing up particularly
we'll are Saunders, Somerville. Hasaall
Chaney. Williamson. Rowe and Melville.
very attractive schedule has been ar
ranged, which includes games with some
OF the fastest teams In this part of the
state, Richmond College. Randolph Ma
con, Ga!laudet and Maryland Agricultur-
al College. The schedule Is as follows:
March %, Randolph Macon at Ash-
land
April 1. Wilmington Conference at
fredericksburg.
April ?, Medical College of Virginia at
Fredericksburg.
April ,, business High School at Fred
erleks burg
April ;. Randolph Macon at Freder-
icksbnrR
April 3. woodterry Forest at Freder.
icksburg.
April 10, Gsllsudet at fredericksburg
April Is. Technical High school at
Frederick sburg
April ~. Union Theological Seminary
at Fredericksburg.
April %, McGuire's University School
at Fredericksburg.
April 20, Hoge Military Academy at
fredericksburg
May 4, Richmond College at Richmond.
Nay z, Eastern College at Frederick
burg.
May 10, Catholic University at Freder.
icksburR.
May "a, Episcopal High School at
Fredericksburg
May 30 Maryland Agricultural Acad-
envy at Fredericksburg.
There are still several open dates that,
VIII likely be fill.i In few DAYS.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-23
a Most Valuable Agent.

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medicines greatly enhances the medicinal
properties which IL extracts from native
medicinal roots and holds in solutlon
much better than alcohol would. It also
possesses medicinal properties Of its own.
being valuable demulcent, nutritiye.
antlsePtio and antiferment It adds
greatly TO the efficacy Of the Black Cherry
bark, Bloodroot, Golden Seal root, Stone
Ioot ana Queens root, contained In
Golden Medical Discovery In subduinr
chronic, or lingering coughs. bronchial
throat and lung affections, for all Of which
these agents are recommended by stand
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IN al! cases where there IS q wasting
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nA1S, nnng-olL-ShrQ1lc- coughs -brQnchlal
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~ u uot 30 ouecuVe- IElS IN tho lingering
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Prot. Finley. Ellingwood, NJ. D., Of Ben
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SIN dyspepsia Il serves an excellent uurpose
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-23
STAFFORD NOTES
Toluca, Va, Norch l7tl

Ioluca, Va, Norch 18th.
a delightful entertainment took place
at Mt- AIRY school house. near Toluca.
Tuesday evening, March 10 quite a num-
Der OF people being present and all seem.
ed 10 enjoy the occasion. Music was
furnished by Mr. WigginRton on the
phOnograph and Mr.. Cooper on the
violin. Inc program was: Opening
hymn. All Hail the Power OF Jesus Name:
School is closed. 10y Miss olive Galiahan:
Actions and Words, by Miss Annie
Patton; music on phOnograph; recits-
Sion by May Payne; dialogue py two
boys. Rgnt and Wrong; school DAYS, by
Gertrude callahan; Only One Moths l, my
Boy. by Miss Alma Masters; hymn,
here Is my Wandering Boy; We Little
boys, by May English; dialogue by eight
children; song, Old Uncle Ned, BY little
Maud Decatur. She was only six years
Old and sang this piece 80 nicely that one
of the young men gave her twenty cents.
Music on phOnOgraph: Boys Essay on
Girls. by Ohan Patton; Well Learned
Lessons, 10y Add Bryant; dialogue by
Alma Masters and Olive callahan; music
On phouograph; Valedictories, by Mise
Lilly Patton; recitation by Gertrude
callahan; Farmer Boy by Daniel Groves;
dialogue Dy Annie Patton and Clarence
Heiiin and others, Orian, Herbert, Harvie
and Lille Patton, Lucretia Heain aud
Alma Masters; A Puzzled Question, by
Susie keic; dialogue by Orian Patton
aud Alma Masters; recitation by Richard
Bryant: dialogue by six small childrs n;
Goodbye, by Clsrice Callahan; closing
by mn. God be With You Fill we. Meet
Again
The schoo room was beautifully deco
rated with runningpine. running-cedar,
bOx-bush. butter-cups. holly and small
hOwers. The arch was made OF yewpine,
trimmed with flowers, and white lace
curtains behind IL.
Mrs. X. A. HELM was the teacher and
she gave all OF her scholars present and
also gave prize to her most punctual
scholar, who was Miss Annie &. Patton.
Conisctioneries re plentiful and music
was played while they were served Mrs.
Helm then bade her scholars sdieu.
Little Pet.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-23
ScRIBBLER'S LETTER
A Budget of interesting Items from Stafford.

Stafford e. IL. Va, March 2Otb. 1909
Old Sol Is crossing the line on his
not 'ne'u journey, consequently the
account
The two daughters o. Mr.. Henry Rr.,t
who live near Musselman's cut and cod
ed 40 cords OF wood during the last win
ter. " ''-
i"uk correspondent Is glad TO report
'Dat hev. T. NJ. Ssrver has or Will be
psi1 In lull Tor the conference year 10 s.
. stafford Tor the last eight years has
come 20 the scratch in that respect Al
one time it was feared IL would be other.
wise
lis sad that the average bear is more
touud OF young pig than any other kind
Oh meat Tour correspondent LEANED of
= man. VINO was carrying a young pig In
nih srIns near the Rocky mountains. 10
"n'' OF our western states, when a bear
-uu1ehiy came into the path and snatch
~d the pig. The man made of a. fact As
ais legs would carry him. exclaiming.
Ephriam Is Joined u his idol aud I'm let
hsnl alone"
niss Minnie night, daughter of Cap
tam Wesley Knight, was married to Mr..
EUb hoy MacGregor IN Wilmington
assfaware, last Wednesday, March 17th
The young couple returned home and
occupy the residence OF SIR. n. N NJ
Gsegor on the Race Path.
Hr. l.. j. johnson aud his sister nj
Nsshington, are visiting the family of
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Woodland. Mrs. johnson
has been there some time, Is III, her con-
ditiou not having improved.
AfeStival was held at Brooke last v eek
Tor UA- benefit OF the Andrew Chapel
church there. During it's progress there
were two fires, one where the refresh
ments we're being served. the other In the
church. tut were put out without any
loss.
Railroad ties are finding a dull mar ket
! Just now. IL icing announced that on
and maybe more ot the tie dealers have
quit buying
The board OF supervisors met Monday
and laid theeounty levy after ,everal ad-
geurnments. County levy 80 ceufs fn
ttOO, bridge 20 cents. county school 20
eeats, road 40 cents In ell districts except
fd.mouth, which Is 30 cents. District
scbaol tax Is ceRtsiu all districts except
Eodk Hi. which Il 20 cents The coup-
~ school board m-t also aud transacted
cHrrent business.
| Dr. ". +. Stevens has been awarded
the mail contract from this place TO stai.
ford Store; amount OF his bid S469.
Mr.. .. l.. Berrey. OF Coakleys. paid the
Court tdouse a visit Thgrsdsy
Mr.. Vhos Baker colored, had IA very
slck mule here Wednesday. After giving
the mule one pound OF salts. one pound
OF soda Rint OF linseed oil, "A bottle OF
hot dropss1d some Japanese oil, strange
10 say the animal recovered.
| DR.. +. ~. Sneed paid the Court House
a visit yesterday on professional busi-
ness.
Rev. c NJ. Sarver having served his
four years, the term prescribed by bis
conference, will go 30 another field. He.
with his family, leave here TOR the confer
enee In Baltimore next Tuesday. The
community wish him God speed.
| Scribbler
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-23
PRICE, 8 CENTS
CURED BRONCHITIS
Mrs. hopkins Says Ha Life Was Saved
choksd and esspsd For Brss,h

some i've years ago was taken
with bad attack OF bronchitis. [ Wa
Affected with n bronchial cough and cold
the cough was generally much more 81.
parent at night, and would wake no
choking and gasping for breath. and
there seemed To be terrible stoppaqs IA
my throat and tubes Ny taroat was
tender and irritable. and had an aching
sensation, which was especially bad a5
times | dOctOred aud used several rem.
edies. but received no permanent relief
until l used Hyomei. This remedy l.
certainly infallable. and II saved my lie.
and | accord It the credit which it de-
serves. There Is nothing too strong for
me TO say regarding Hyomsi Mrs.
Ada Hopkins, 5 Cutter Ave, Cold water.
Mich. August -. 1908.
h. n. Goolrick sells Hyomef (oro-
nounced High-o-me) and he guarantees
It TO cure bronchitis, catarrh, asthma.
Group. hay fever. coughs and colds, or
money back.
The price Tor a complete outfit is only
Sl-OO, which includes bottle OF Hyomei
and Il neat hard rubber inhaler.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-23


and Leather Manufactures Will
Cause Considerable Debate - Very
Little Criticism Of Metal Schedule.
Washington. March 2O.-There is a
general disposition In the house To
eliminate as far as possible any aca-
demic discussion of the tarin. Mem
bers on both sides are desirious Of
having as little general debate as pos
sible and as much time as is practic-
able for the consideration OF the bill
under the Eve minute rules for amend
mcnt.
When the Dingley bill was before
congress. less than a week was de-
voted In the house to the discussion
OF the bill under the five minute rule.
and while IL is likely that rule will
be brought in TO limit the time for
considering amendments, It is believ-
ed that sufficient time will be allowed
for the consideration OF the whole bill
under the Ave minute rule.
Fight on Lumber Schedule.
Members ON both sides are lining I'D
and preparing To submit amendments
to the sections OF the bill in which
their constituents are Interested. The
main contention is to be over the cut
made in the duty on lumber. II Is un-
derstoOd that the southern represen-
tatives are almost unanimously In
favor of retaining the present duty
OF - per 1000 feet. They will have the
support of many members from the
northwest and the Pacific coast states.
Hides and leather manufactures
also will be the subject OF considerable
debate. An earnest effort will be made
by the Democrats TO have shoes and
other leather products reduced at
least or 10 per cent and TO have
hides retained on the free list. On
boots and shoes. according 20 the new
tariff. will be levied duty OF - per
cent ad valorem. While this is a re-
duction of 10 per cent ad valorem. IL
is contended by those who favor fur
ther reductions that the shoe men
themselves have admitted that they
could stand a reduction of or 10 per
cent more II hides were admitted free.
The representatives OF western states
duty OF IS per cent again placed on
hides.
Little Criticism Of Metal Schedule.
There has been very little criticism
in the house of the metal schedule. but
IL is claimed that duty on wrought and
cast scrap iron should be equal TO the
duty on pig iron, as is provided in the
Dingley law. In the Payne bill scrap
iron is covered by duty Of so cents
per ton, while the duty on pig iron is
$3.50 per ton In speaking of this
schedule. member OF the house de
clared that its effect would be to re-
duce the importation OF pig iron to
practically nothing. while all the scrap
iron that could be secured In foreign
countries would be brought into this
country.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-23
A VACANT CHAIR

in the household may have been unnec-
e. 'ery II the parents had done their
dn tyland bought bottle Of. GOWAS'S
Pb EUMOHIA PREPARATION and had
II eady when Group and pneumonia
can he. 1t gives quick relief for colds,
cou CHS, paios and soreness and ailments
wht re Inflammation and congestion are
the cause. External-absorbed. All
drug gists. $1,00 to 25c. Buy today
and have no vacant chair In the home.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-23

This is the most dangerous time of the
year to catch cold. and it is the hardest
time to cure it. II you should take a cold
few doses of Kennedy's Laxative
Cough Syrup will act very promptly.
lts laxative principle cures the cold by
driving it from the system by a.gentie
but natural action of the bowels. Chill
dren especially like Kennedy's Laxative
Cough syrup. as it tastes so good. nearly
like maple sugar. 1t is sold by Goolrick :
Pharmacy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-03-23
Killed In Explosion and Panic.

New York. March 20.-One person
yas killed, another was fatally and
several were seriously injured in an
explosion and the panic which fol
lowed II in a six-story tenement house
at l6l East Ninety sixth street. T-ae
explosion. the cause of which is un.
known. occurred In a candy store on
the first floor.