THE DAILY SUN GAINESVILLE FLORIDA JULY 31 lOOt n WPtlp retl Fe I h j k r 1- r t m v 7yvi- ffe r Vh- i v- 5fi Siv- LV Vii- ti fH vfjJ fk rpf- 3lS a 10 E f eke dt J iir 14 5 K tied M f- i > > > > 9 AiLV- Po t Odce at CilnesTtUe RY Eaitofand PublUber Rooms la Haymfns Block Bcir pablUfeed every B raingcx- 4cllv r4 by carrier la the city r putt of the Ualtcd States pMtegc- M enUfcr wecktaUietlx ta- touia local totems loccaUaUae k aidjcratiforcatbadditlosala- uptajradrertictoy audtkaowae Week Ste i 8 eight fttgc forty per pahUB 4e ery sad aad eraialM llthe stem of the el State Md asd will tea IK UK free Caaada for tco a ye r la advents JkiratUia Wits bc Mae after int HUM el tdvertiMaest wleM ethenrite- r Frttea sit fcaew tana- he required to pay for advertktog j Address THK DAILY SUN GAIKMVStLB FU- M there were less weeds la Gataes- lle there would be fewer aaosqul if we were all as hopeful aa Joke W Gates wkat a cheerful people we W j The Georgia also has a Sew creaks and faaatlca who are leaking dally spectacles of Persia Is prepared to grant Its de- posed Shah Mohammed All a year OB coadlUoa that ho leave the country at once These flying machine men need not gloat too much There bo men In Wall Street who also know how to keep a heavy thing in the air The Jacksonville baseball team is playing In about as bard luck as Oak Halls losing at tho very time they are expected to win Crossing something has always seemed to bo a milestone In history- It has been In turn the Rubicon the Alps the Delaware and now the Eng- lish Channel The Tampa Times advises militia companies of that city to dls bpnd and thereby put an end to the continual turmoil and strife among their members lion Frank Adams will not be con- nected with the now Fourth National Bank of Jacknonvlllo as Its president falling health precluding him from assuming those duties It is said that the penalties collect- Ible In the cases of the Staten of Mis slsslppl against the fiftyfive companies under the antitrust law should amount to 215600000 But for certain Inherent patriotic feelings we would be moved to declare that Congress is mostly useful In showing how long apparently Intelli- gent men can tako to do an obvious thing Stockholm Sweden has 40000 work men on strike The paper woolen cotton and allied industries are af- fected It Is believed the trouble will extend to the Iron workers and a gen eral strike result MBMMMMMMIMta BH BHMMMBIHHW It Is to be hoped that when John D Rockefeller has given away all his hard earned property his children will reserve a warm spot near the stove for the old man remarks The Wall Street Journal The tax sales are published for the last time in todays Sun the sale beginning next Monday and continu- ing until the list is completed It Is probable that a large number of people will be In the city from the country to attend the sale The good roads question will not down But the autos go down when they strike clayed roads during this wet weather The fart la the only Umo this editor was ever stuck on clayed roaJ was JKhfinho had to tratr thins linu to tj n class teed shifter SUP Co a au1aoJnt 119 soalhs Ilea te due esatnet If J Lellalt 25000 o r- on the cg 1 yiasts fts5tbree the j Meal the Vaked ted la Ii ad t I ft bet ire them- selves insur- ance the we t for b7ltt ai at Me 4 rare tit 7ata tx- fp p the WOO > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ = > i i 0 Jle I wattp F otn- rR μ AN IMPORTANT MATTER Under date of July 23rd the Jack- sonville Board of Trade addressed the following letter to the mayors of all towns boards of county commission- ers and to every commercial organi- zation in Florida regarding the raising of funds for the presentation of a silver service to the battleship Flor- ida Dear Sir At the last session of the Legislature the bill introduced to appropriate 5000 towards the pur chase of a silver service for the bat- tleship Florida failed of passage and It now behooves us to get to work and collect same by public subscrip- tion This Doard of Trade having taken the initiative in this matter now that we collect from 17000 to 10000 by general subscription from au over the State We think it is a very great compllmeat that the larg- est battleship In the American navy IB named after our State and It should be fittingly recognized by have ing a handsome silver service on which could be traced the beautiful history of Florida from Its early dis- covery and Bettlemeat When the amount Is collected It is proposed to have the Governor ap point a representative committee to look after the details as well as to present the service In the spring of 1911 MVe respectfully urge upon you the great importance of this matter ud ask for your hearty cooperation by starting subscription lists in your community at once Make remit- tance to the Jacksonville Doard of Trade which will act as custodian- of tho funds and make acknowledge mont through the press and If a sufficient amount cannot be collected then amounts la hand will be re- turned to subscribers but we must not at the start acknowledge such a word as failure This Is an important matter and Gainesville and Alachua county should contribute liberally towards the purchase of the service It is the custom of every State to present such a service to the battleship after the commonwealth and cer- tainly our own State will not be the only one to fall to show Its appre- ciation of this recognition on the part of the National Government It Is to bo regretted that the Legislature failed to make an appropriation for the purchase of this service but such is the case and it now behooves the people of Florida to do as indi- viduals what a negligent Legislature failed to do for them If Mayor Davis will open a subscription list for the purchase of this silver serv- ice The Sun will aid him In every way possible The Birmingham News says At all events things are shaping them- selves for the most favorable busi- ness conditions and the tide turned some time ago In the right dlrcctltra The fall holds out rosy promises lu nearly all lines of business There is every Indication that the coming year will be the best In tho history of the country How about a State Baseball League next season Such a league compos ed of Jacksonville Gainesville Pa- l tka Sanford Orlando Ocala Tam pa and other towns should prove financially Several people in Jacksonville are already in- teresting themselves In the organiza lion of such a league The prohibitionists who exacted a pledge from Hon Joseph M Brown prior to his election as Governor and then wanted to release him from it in connection with their brand new prohibition bill seem to have been trying to play the game of heads I win tails you lose says The Savan- nah News Hows This Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure- F J CHENEY CO Toledo O- We the undersigned have known- F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and finan- cially able to carry out any obliga- tions made by his firm KINNAN MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo 0 Halls Catarrh Cure U taken Intern- ally acting directly uj on the blood and mucous surface of the sv om- IP nll fro Pries Tr rALDi G IlL 1 nt rllllIrAir u pro- poses nam- ed self sustalning d ttdao akbar a ll drttaratlats Ire itfamI 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > < < ft tear tb6 tenchMU- sr Ofnfwvnt I to have frt nf T At o Cf + Following the excellent example set by the Secretary of Commerce and Labor the Secretary of the Treasury- has now set about overhauling the personnel of his department with the expressed determination of getting rid of all of the dead wood Secretary MacVeagh says he Is satisfied that there are too many employes In the department that a great many of them are useless to the public service while others are actually a drag upon the transaction of business The prob abilities are that when tho shaking up has been completed several hundred employee will have to go And that Is why there Is so much unrest among department clerks In Washington and why so few of them are anxious to get away on vacations Statement ef Condition of The Dutton ank Gainesville Fla Report- ed to the State Comptroller at Close of Business July 27th 1909 Loans 34149686 Overdrafts 169321 Bonds and 931922 Banking House Furniture and Fixtures 3648519 Other Resources 136500 Cash on hand and with banks 11890705 50926653 Liabilities Capital 7500000 Surplus and Profits 2534019 Deposits 38860884 Cashiers Checks 29250 Certified Checks 2500 Notes and Bills Redis counted 2000000 50926653 State of Florida Alachua County- I E D Turner Cashier of The Dut ton Bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief- E D TURNER Cashier Sworn to and subscribed before me this 27th day of July 1909- C F GOODMAN Notary Public G K Broome W B Taylor W R Thomas Good Health Fine Digestion Strong Nerves and Hearty Good Humor come from the moderate use of HARPER Whiskey CHICHESTER A- JUki rate IB K4 I4 ctauk 89 IMLLNfcva- ycH kMvrBMBol SUM AlwtyiRdUtM toll 0utMUi- Mt u tvtctor CM Bit Ice nnnttnr d lit bircnln BMQuation- aIrrlUtloBt or clctrttlci- of mncoDt tuttcbraatt- r nt la pUIn bf iprr to 100 cr tot tumriC- trcaUr oft MOB nn winf tr i jtJiureJTrt r i auJfrr rtrt- r aJrkv bow 13 o uin tAtr u tau curt pjnh VU IN ALL COUNTRIES anj fJttnt Patent and Infringement Pnctfet E elui ey n HUti Itrwt ejp yeast FUcat OSt WASHINGTON O Resources oo oo oo oo CorrectAttest SPILLS 1 r Ck 111 lab et roC KRAft SOU IY DRUGGISTS to a T11y rt l1 as Tues- day Certificates I HARPER WllISKYi S ke taro a tore eeWd erltk atone N I ar 8rii EbWI IEIE MEN AND WOMEN rt rrwr Oeaeete PInleu tad sot utrto- a nllrtsaCetuoatl s Lent or poboooasa- 11pWTMe Reid by Bto tat- aaea wrapper use ar- PROCURCO AND DCFLNDCO14wlrandel lAuiear t sM II a4I g 131 lirar e cry fir f r wet Its eat C- up Lof tin The r ¬ ¬ > < > BaUarcTs w Snow Liniment Positively Cures Rheumatism Neuralgia Lame Back Old Sprains Bruises etc Give it a Trial and be Convinced Tore Sow Price 25 SOc and 100 ALURD SNOW LINIMENT CO F BMXAJI0 rrc rl tr MISSOURI Sold and R Fayf Mies Vlslhl TYPEWRITERS Easy MSuMMMlS ALL KillS OF SUPPLIES Machines for Rent Write for Prices Terms Etc RC DAVIS co 204 West Bay St JACKSONVILLE FlA W L DEMI AM A Rent EFFECTIVE DEC 19 1908 Leave Gainesville for Micanopy Fairfield and lo cal points South 1010 am Returning arrive Gainesville 425 p m Leave Gainesville for Sampson City Palatka Lake City Valdosta and all points North 600 pm Returning arrive Gainesville 930 pm A L Glass Gen Supt L E Barker Traffic MIr NEW YORK CITY and RETURN Tickets on sale from Jacksonville every Mon- day and Thursday beginning with June 17th up to Aug 30th with final return limit Sept 30th Stopovers allowed on these tickets at Rich- mond Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia Reduced rates to other summer resorts For information rates reservations etc call 1 on or write 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