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fends of such terabit a to lie cnpablof a variety of cropla the heart ol

and navul mores belt Sint the vdiufttuwnl advantage

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late wni h cannot xrvll i fxhealth and pliUfun Alt tbunv naturalsivsatABW lunibluid with a irogr Mn and euunrifcluK trontoNilitMi-citUensblp are ur to make u bitcity

Ttitre arc many natural utti act lointacloK t roiii to the city soiue o-

vUch are Aluttiua Sink PainePralrlo the Devils Mill Hopper Wartins Cit and lake NVwnan nilwhich are reached l y i rlvate iuuvt-MW

Spring Park Stuck Farm the largestcd finest live stuck farm In the State

I only eight mile nest of thuand icd by a good hard roadaffording a most pleasant drive

The tarDIer of Alacaua county olfetch Gainesville U the couutv rentlire at home nnd board at the sanu

ghee The temperature U very unlscarcely ever reaching the nine

tics ta summer or the twenties Inslater The population of Gainesvillek about eight thousand representinGearly every nationality on the face

eC the earth and strangerswith a hearty welcome

Tie University Florida for youngMB and tho National Agricultural Exptriment Station are located withintbs corporate limit of the city Infact Gainesville has so many thingsthat we must be pardoned If we omita few of them In the following enumerf-tdcm of what

Gainesville HasOne artistNo saloonsOne garageFour hotelsFour banksFour dalriOne foundrWater worksTen cnurchesOn gus ila tTwo tinThree bakeries

Six fruit storesTwo gunsmithSix refctaurantrtOne toroBoard of TradeSix drug stores jFour hoe hopsState University

Twenty lawyerspaint

Four contractorsOne bicycle shopBaseball diamondTwo Ice factoriesSix music schoolsOne variety storeOne public libraryTwo wagon worksTwo planing millsTwo racket storesTwo lumber yardsOne marble worksThree silversmithsThree wood yardsFive dental roomsOne express officeFree mall deliveryFour beef marketsEight barberTwo public schoolsTwo music houses-A telephoneTwo haberdasheriesTwo abstract officesFour pressing clubsTwo machine shopsTwo worksSix boarding housesOne Catholic church

military companystores

One phosphate office

One Christian churchTwo steam laundriesTwo Advent churchesOne dally newspaperTwo stores

female phy ictinFifteen grocery storesIlve Baptist churches

furniture storesBe c J u r i panrn weekly newspaperTen dry goods stores

hr cold drink stands0 electric light plant

Ttuw bhickBtnlth bopThr railways systemsVlfbt orders

Episcopal churchesTilted States land offlcefee chemical laboratoryfitneea Sunday schoolsfro veterinary surgeons

Presbyterian churchcigar manufactoriesreal e tate njrenrlij-

ifotunteer Are dtpartmcrtSeveral lumber companiesThree Methodist churchesA brass band organizationTwo photograph galleries

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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

State OWee-rGovcrnT W uic fit

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Clvrk and Auditor S 11 Ylciigv-aliaituvin

Sui t Iuollc iuwtruction Ur J Lj Ktlky GuiiUMtllltt-i Sluiia I C llafflsty GeluMivllle

County JuUgu H 0 Mason GatuiK

1ax Assessor W W Colsou GaineslUIIe

Tax Collccuir W D DickinsonGainesville

Treasurer D Matbeson Gaines-ville

Supervisor Registration C MoGrew Gainesville

County Commissioners John ODampIer Chairman Hague J FTownsend Campvllle J W MayArcher Cbas W Summers Trenton0 P Cannon Gainesville

Members School BoardR DWeeks Chairman Hawthorn J

LaCrosse O W MillerTrenton

State H IlcCrearyGainesville

Members House Syd L CarterGainesville T A Ooke Santa Fe

City OfficersMayor Horatio DavisMarshal 13 T ArnowTax Assessor W M BradfordTax 11 Ellis SrClerk and Treasurer J Mtrxey DellCity Attorney H E DavisBoard of Aldermen G K Hroomo

President S J Burnett U L PhlfcrH S C A Colclough TPound J A Goodwin

Board of Public Works If E Tay-

lor Chairman V W Hampton secre-tary H F Dutton E J Baird J HVidal

Firstclass rewerage systemTwo fertilizer manufactoriesFive Are Insurance agenciesTwo livery and feed stablesOne crate and basket factoryOn Elks reading roomHardwood Manufacturing PlantAgricultural Experiment StationFlorida Winter Bible ConferenceFive dressmaking establishmentsNational Odd Fellows SanitariumThree undertaking establishmentsTwo of he best hotels in the In-

teriorTwo wholesale grain and teed

storesTwo wholesale grocery establish-

mentsWater that has made Gainesville

famousThe finest opera house In the State

outside of JacksonvilleA Government building soon to be

erected to cost when completed1150000

Carpenters masons plastererspainter printers machinists and la-

boring men galoreMore miles of paved streets and

granolithic sidewalks than any othertown in the Interior of the State

An 55000 court houe built of brickand stone a beautiful structure andthe lawns towel beds shrubberyConfederate monument etc surround-Ing ff make it a most attractive pic-

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FOLEYSRONK TARCures Colds Pneumonia

WeAsk Yout-o take CarduJ for your ferruletroubles because we are sure Itwill help you Remember thatthis great femMe renatdy

has brought relief to thousands ofother women so vhy not toyou For headache backacheperiodical pains femafo weak-

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Total Cash Value

To Be Given Away by the Merchants and The

Sun to Citizens of Alachua County

Each Section Gets PrizesCo-

ntest to Close August 18 1909

Realizing that all should share alike in tho distribution leading business houseshave joined in the combination to give away Two Handsome Pianos and OneDiamond Ring to residents of Alachua county in three different sections Theseprogressive firms will give One Voto for each penny spent with them

In the event of a tie for any offered a prize similar in all respects there-to will be given each of those tieing

THE A R HARPER PIANO CO of Jacksonville from whom the pianos-for this contest were purchased have agreed to offer extra prizes asthe first five candidates in district excepting the winners of the capital prizes-in the said districts one certificate each for 10000 which will he redeemable incash as a payment on tiny handled by Everett Harvard Dayton-or John Church In addition to this they will give a certificate good for

25 toall other contestants in the race and will make iptcial arrangements with any-one to take care of their purer on nil puiclmis of instruments at the cath price

Will embrace the city and suburbs Duel be conUdlllCbflliG fined to u radius of four miles in each direction

The winner in this district will bo awarded a HANDSOME DIAMOND RING

Eastern and Southern SectionS shell nil points voulh Waldo Island Grove Cnmpville Micanopy-g bike View Tneonm nil along line of T J Ry ONE PIANO

Western and Northern SectionWan nee Wilcox Bell Newl erry Jonesville and all settlements coveredbv this area ONE PIANO

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VotesThe following merchants will give one Tote

for v ry cent paid Into their establishments forrood which they handleGainesville Furniture Company FurniturePhifer A Morris Co Clothing and FurnishingsGainesville Hardware Co Plumbing and HardwareMrs F T NtcCsrmlck MIllineryW M Johnson Drugs and Medicines

C Smith Shoes and JewelryMrs R Wilson Dry Goods and NotionsSaunders A Earle Groceries and Feed StuffsCity Bakery Bread and Pastry-P Y Smith Fresh MeatsCrawford A Davis Livery and Sate StablesThe Sun Printing and PublishingThe Drown House Meals and Lodging-N Francisco Banana House Fruits EtcEddins Mgf Co Lumber and Building MaterialStandard Fertilizer Co Fertilizers

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meats of thu merchants votes and at TheBun office Votes sent by malt must be directed-to the Voting Contest Department of The SunGainesville Florida

Rules and Regulations1 The contest open to anyone living la

Alachua county who Is knows by the conductorsof the contest or witched for by some reputableperson to them well known

2 No employee attache or relative of theof the arms are eligible to

participate In this contest and will participate lano manner

3 In the event of a mlsunaerstandlng betweencandidates or others Interested In this contestsuch controversy may be referred to the con-

ductors of contest who alone are the personsqualified to render decisions

4 In the event a candidate decides ti with-draw from the rare such candidate will not boallowed to transfer votes to the credit of anothercandidate In the contest

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125 Three months subscription 500 votes 700 votes

250 Six months subscription 1200 votes 1500 votes

500 One years subscription 3503 votes 4500 votesFor a club of five oneyear subscriptions be V lTJV M votes 35000 votesFor a club ol ten u crif tiont 5 fift 30000 votes 35OdOV lciT

There is no limit to the number of clubs contestant may secure

THE SEMIWEEKLY SUN-100 One years subscription 500 votes

S For a club of five oneyear subscriptions 5000 votesi ft For a clnb of 25 oneyear subscriptions 35000 votes-I g There is no limit to the number of clubs each contestant may secure

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