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THE iAILY rs GAIXKSVIU E POIHIJ FITLY 1 lIliKI i F y d- r THE University City it is located In the very center 5 State half way between the At Gulf Coasts surrounded by such fertility as to be capable i which are superior to any Its size lii Florida with large W i st n Avfit lstia which cannot bo excelled for combined with a progress enterprising cosmopolitan hlp are sure to make a big are many natural attractions proximity to the city some of Skjcfc are Sink Paines rfe the Devils Mill Hopper War 1 Cave and Lake Nownan all of ok are reached by private convey ltd meat live aly Ithl miles west of the city j Is reached by a good hard road ifcrdtng a west pleasant drive The farmers of Alachua county of ffWch Gainesville U the county seat XT at home and board at the same The temperature Is very uul scarcely ever reaching the nlu- em in summer or the twenties in liter The population of Gainesville to abort eight thousand representing wily every nationality on the face eet with a hearty welcome t The University of Florida Cor young KM and the National Agricultural Ex perinent Station are located within ate corporate limits of the city In Gainesville has so many things f that we must be pardoned if we omit fi of what Gainesville Hat Oat artist k No saloons tee garage Four hotels Four tee foundry works Ten caurches gas plaut Three bakeries Ten physlcia Six fruit stores Two gunsmiths Six restaurants One seal store Board of Trade Six drug Mores Four shoe shops State University Temple Twenty lawyers Two paint shops Four contractors One bicycle Baseball diamond Two Ice factories Six music schools One variety store One public library Two wagon works Two planing mills Two racket stores Two lumber yards One marble works Three Eilvprsmlths dental rooms j free mall delivery i Four beef markets Eight barber shops- i Two public schools j Two music houses telephone system Two abstract offices pressing clubs Two machine shops bottling works houses One Catholic church military company wt stores Phosphate office Christian church t grocery stores rail ahoraury- pvtmeiit INES VILlE Is conceded to be the entenirhlne us well u the WOtit elt the luterlor or and ot uclpg a great variety ot crops heart ot the truckgrowlng bate and She best educational advantages State good churches with has a- te sad ure AU natural taleS t pring Park Stuck Farm the zitocK farm lu the I yt earth and strangers always Mt of them to the following enumer banks Four dalrtpd Water I d tOne tin tlI1013 I I It r hon It 4 t Three Fire One express office I A c Four Six I steam laundries I Two Advent churches dally I storms ihyslcian rlt furniture etoros cold st plant 8 weekly I dry 1K111 stares told stands o plant blarklllllUh EJ rfe j systems bpa tt girder Eflf I rurobes- o ted f land sates 1 R IONna- o 0 Irn ran church eIr ttufaotsrlsa It Itt f r tttanh I t Ire V h hut iIf i n t Flory- tlful Milk yade the naval stores belt tie tie ewe a itKb these lad here largest State ace ktal i the y stew a i 4 r 1 wood yards li b Two k lew One One Ode Two One newspaper Two L One Fifteen Three One rage One wspal7eR Three drunk OQc tri Three shops u Tyro j rite s char l lnean t3 letrt u eurtleolar- Twe Ml le affenelur I fir 1 i A Rrase 1 1 rggalaallaw RulteNes 1 U1frg iIetwre chow etbtaekif Sewy t1iUiets > < + OFFICIAL DIRECTORY State Officers Gd urnor A W JlcbrUt TuBa i ue Secretary of State n Clay Coutruller A C Croom Talla Treasurur W V Kuott- AttorneyOenural Park M Tram well Tallahassee Coninilssioner of Agriculture E Mclin Taiahats u Snit of Public Instruction Vm M Tallahassee President ot the S ate F M iluil sun Miami County Officers Clerk and Auditor S H Wleiiges Gainesville Supt Public Instruction Dr J L Kelley Gainesville Sheriff P G Ramsey Gainesville County Judge II G Mason Gaines- ville Tax Assessor W W Colson Gaines llle Tax D Dickinson Gainesville Treasurer J D Matheson Gaines- ville Supervisor Registration C Me Grew Gainesville County Commissioners John G Dainiiicr Chairman Hague J F Townsend Cauinvllle J W May Archer Chas Summers Trenton O P Cannon Gainesville Members School B Weeks Chairman Hawthorn J W Moody LaCrosse G W Miller State Senator H H McCre ry Gainesville Members House Syd L Carter Gainesville T A Doke Santa Fe City Officers Mayor Horatio Davis Marshal B T Arnow Tax Assessor W Bradford Tax B Ellis Sr Clerk and Treasurer Maxey Dell City Attorney R E Davis Board of K Broome President S J Burnett II L Phifer II S Graves C A Colclatigh W T Pound J A Goodwin Board of Public Works H E Tay- lor Chairman W W Hampton secre- tary M F Dutton E J Baird J H Vidal Firstclass sewerage system Two fertilizer manufactories Five fire Insurance agencies Two livery and fend stables One crate and basket factory Elks Club reading room Hardwood Manufacturing Plant Agricultural Experiment Station FlnrMa Winter Hible Conference National Odd Fellows Sanitarium Three undertaking establishments Tvo of best hotels In the in- terior Two wholesale grain and feed stores Two wholesale grocery establish- ments Water that has made Gainesville famous Tho finest opera house in the State uutslde of Jacksonville A Government building soon to be erected to cost when completed 1150000 Carpenters masons plasterers painters printers machinists and la- boring men galore More miles of paved streets anti granolithic sidewalks than any other town In the Interior of the State An 35000 court house built of brick ind stone a beautiful structure and the lawns floret beds shrubbery Confederate monument etc surround- ing It make It a most attractive pic- ture Cures Caldw rc ont Pneumonia We Ask Yout- o take Cardul for your female troubles because we are sure help ycu Remember that this great lemalo remedy I has brought relief to thousands of other werntn so why not to VMJ For headache backache periodical pan female we k many heart said It U the best modlcn to Try It I loW 111 THia CMy n Craw- ford ralluhasrea Tsllahar Hollow CollectorW W Board no Trenton CollectorT AldermenG drtlull11aklnlt he fOLEnIlONEYAtl TAR T ECARD I I ness I takes I basset see ay II Ono Five Nstnhllshmenta t- will Y anc > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 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 the distribution leading business houses joined in the combination to give away Two Handsome Pianos and One Diamond Ring to residents of Alachua county in three different sections These progressive firms will hive One Vote for each penny spent with them In the event of a tie for any prize offered a prize similar in all respects there- to will be given each of those tieing THE A R HARPER PIANO CO of from whom the pianos for this contest were purchased have agreed extra prizes as follows To the first five candidates in each district excepting the winners of the capital prizes- in the said districts one certificate each for 10000 which will be in wish as a payment on any piano handled by them the Everett Harvard Dayton- or John Church Pianos in addition to this they will give a certificate good for 25 to all other contestants in the race and will make special arrangements with any- one to take care of their paper on all purchases of instruments tit price embrace the city and suburbs und 1C HUH to u radius of four miles in each direction The winner in this district will be awarded a HANDSOME DIAMOND RING Eastern and Southern Section all points south Waldo Hawthorn Island Grove Micanopy Lake View Tnconm and all points along line of T fc J Ry ONE PIANO Western and Northern Section Wannee Wilcox Bell Newberry Jonesville Archer and all settlements covered by this area ONE PIANO Da clD rliD 1 fiHDoDO- ii tI- o 0 Total Cash Value lOOOOO f f r h i The Ga be con VI Wil comprise from hair hunks nIl points east and front I Vill comprise all stations front Hngllo to High Springs rrcnto- li r TWO PiANOS ANQ A 1 lrelar I Jacksonville eiu ines Sec Will l territory Ro- chelle ¬ ¬ How and Where to Get Votes The following merchants will give one voto for every cent paid into then stabllshments for Goods which they handle Gainesville Furniture Company Furniture Phifer Morris Co Clothing and Furnishings Gainesville Hardware Co Plumbing and Hardware Mrs F T McCormick Millinery- W M Johnson Drugs and Meciclnet L C Smith Shoes and Jewelry Mrs R Wilson Dry Goods and Notions Saunders A Earle Groceries and Feed Stuffs City Bakery Bread and Pastry- P V Smith Fresh Meats Crawford Davis Livery and Sale Stables The Sun Printing and Publishing- The Brown House Meals and Lodging- N Francisco Banana House Fruits Etc Eddins Mgt Co Lumber and Building Material Standard Fertilizer Co Fertilizers i S Where Votes May Be Cast Ballot boxes will bo found la the establish Bents of the merchants giving votes and at Tho Sue office Votes sent by mall must bo directed- to the Voting Contest Department of The Sun Gainesville Florida Rules and Regulations 1 The contest Is open to anyone living In Alacbua county who Is known by the conductors of the contest or vouched for by wimo reputable person to them well known 2 No employee attachee or relative of the of the firm are eligible to participate In this contest and will participate In no manner 3 In the event of a misunderstanding between candidates or others interested in this contest such controversy may be referred to the con ductors of contest who alone are the persons qualified to render decisions 4 In the event a candidate decides to with draw from the race such candidate will not be allowed to transfer votes to the credit of another candidate In the contest r F r pro- prietors above nnmed ¬ Old Subtedbera New Subscribers 125 Three months subscription 500 votes 700 votes months subscription 1200 votes 1500 votes 5500 One years subscription 3500 votes 4500 votes For a club of five oneyear subscriptions MI 2t S 30000 votes 35000 votes For a club of ten sixmonths subscriptions G AVW 30000 votes 35000 votes Thcre i m limit to the number of I JK contestant m y THE SEMIWEEKLY SUN ff 100 Qua years scriptwn 500 votes r r a club f five subscriptions 5000 votes For u olub of 25 ony r tuUoriptioni 35000 votes Tlicrt IK IMI I unit to tb number of mob conttwtnnt mav aouurt- bolicitln votes by candidates or friends within the taros distributing votes ufldeaind by the proprietors MW Mtt H HH MMM rrBE SU 250Six clul s cur Q fitly I 1mit r Is DAiit ti r t sws 19e t slur cacti ear
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THE iAILY rs GAIXKSVIU E POIHIJ FITLY 1 lIliKI i
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THE
University City
it is located In the very center5 State half way between the At
Gulf Coasts surrounded bysuch fertility as to be capable
i which are superior to anyIts size lii Florida with large
W i st n Avfit lstiawhich cannot bo excelled for
combined with a progressenterprising cosmopolitan
hlp are sure to make a big
are many natural attractionsproximity to the city some of
Skjcfc are Sink Painesrfe the Devils Mill Hopper War
1 Cave and Lake Nownan all ofok are reached by private convey
ltd meat livealy Ithl miles west of the city
j Is reached by a good hard roadifcrdtng a west pleasant drive
The farmers of Alachua county offfWch Gainesville U the county seatXT at home and board at the same
The temperature Is very uulscarcely ever reaching the nlu-
em in summer or the twenties in
liter The population of Gainesvilleto abort eight thousand representingwily every nationality on the face
eet with a hearty welcomet The University of Florida Cor youngKM and the National Agricultural Experinent Station are located withinate corporate limits of the city In
Gainesville has so many thingsf that we must be pardoned if we omit
fi of whatGainesville Hat
Oat artistk No saloons
tee garageFour hotelsFour
tee foundryworks
Ten caurchesgas plaut
Three bakeriesTen physlciaSix fruit storesTwo gunsmithsSix restaurantsOne seal storeBoard of TradeSix drug MoresFour shoe shopsState University
TempleTwenty lawyersTwo paint shopsFour contractorsOne bicycleBaseball diamondTwo Ice factoriesSix music schoolsOne variety storeOne public libraryTwo wagon worksTwo planing millsTwo racket storesTwo lumber yardsOne marble worksThree Eilvprsmlths
dental rooms
j free mall deliveryi Four beef markets
Eight barber shops-i Two public schoolsj Two music houses
telephone system
Two abstract officespressing clubs
Two machine shopsbottling works
housesOne Catholic church
military companywt stores
Phosphate office
Christian church
t grocery stores
rail
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Is conceded to be theentenirhlne us well u the WOtit
elt the luterlor or
andotuclpg a great variety ot crops
heart ot the truckgrowlngbate and She
best educational advantagesState good churches with
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
State OfficersGd urnor A W JlcbrUt TuBa
i ueSecretary of State n Clay
Coutruller A C Croom Talla
Treasurur W V Kuott-
AttorneyOenural Park M Tramwell Tallahassee
Coninilssioner of Agriculture EMclin Taiahats u
Snit of Public Instruction Vm M
TallahasseePresident ot the S ate F M iluil
sun Miami
County Officers
Clerk and Auditor S H WleiigesGainesville
Supt Public Instruction Dr J LKelley Gainesville
Sheriff P G Ramsey GainesvilleCounty Judge II G Mason Gaines-
villeTax Assessor W W Colson Gaines
llleTax D Dickinson
GainesvilleTreasurer J D Matheson Gaines-
villeSupervisor Registration C Me
Grew GainesvilleCounty Commissioners John G
Dainiiicr Chairman Hague J FTownsend Cauinvllle J W MayArcher Chas Summers TrentonO P Cannon Gainesville
Members School BWeeks Chairman Hawthorn J WMoody LaCrosse G W Miller
State Senator H H McCre ryGainesville
Members House Syd L CarterGainesville T A Doke Santa Fe
City OfficersMayor Horatio DavisMarshal B T ArnowTax Assessor W BradfordTax B Ellis SrClerk and Treasurer Maxey DellCity Attorney R E DavisBoard of K Broome
President S J Burnett II L PhiferII S Graves C A Colclatigh W TPound J A Goodwin
Board of Public Works H E Tay-
lor Chairman W W Hampton secre-tary M F Dutton E J Baird J HVidal
Firstclass sewerage systemTwo fertilizer manufactoriesFive fire Insurance agenciesTwo livery and fend stablesOne crate and basket factory
Elks Club reading roomHardwood Manufacturing PlantAgricultural Experiment StationFlnrMa Winter Hible Conference
National Odd Fellows SanitariumThree undertaking establishmentsTvo of best hotels In the in-
teriorTwo wholesale grain and feed
storesTwo wholesale grocery establish-
mentsWater that has made Gainesville
famousTho finest opera house in the State
uutslde of JacksonvilleA Government building soon to be
erected to cost when completed1150000
Carpenters masons plastererspainters printers machinists and la-
boring men galoreMore miles of paved streets anti
granolithic sidewalks than any othertown In the Interior of the State
An 35000 court house built of brickind stone a beautiful structure andthe lawns floret beds shrubberyConfederate monument etc surround-ing It make It a most attractive pic-
ture
Cures Caldw rc ont Pneumonia
We Ask Yout-o take Cardul for your femaletroubles because we are sure
help ycu Remember thatthis great lemalo remedy
I
has brought relief to thousands ofother werntn so why not toVMJ For headache backacheperiodical pan female we k
many heart said It U thebest modlcn to Try It I
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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 the distribution leading business housesjoined in the combination to give away Two Handsome Pianos and One
Diamond Ring to residents of Alachua county in three different sections Theseprogressive firms will hive One Vote for each penny spent with them
In the event of a tie for any prize offered a prize similar in all respects there-to will be given each of those tieing
THE A R HARPER PIANO CO of from whom the pianosfor this contest were purchased have agreed extra prizes as follows Tothe first five candidates in each district excepting the winners of the capital prizes-in the said districts one certificate each for 10000 which will be inwish as a payment on any piano handled by them the Everett Harvard Dayton-or John Church Pianos in addition to this they will give a certificate good for
25 to all other contestants in the race and will make special arrangements with any-one to take care of their paper on all purchases of instruments tit price
embrace the city and suburbs und1C HUH to u radius of four miles in each direction
The winner in this district will be awarded a HANDSOME DIAMOND RING
Eastern and Southern Sectionall points south Waldo Hawthorn Island Grove Micanopy
Lake View Tnconm and all points along line of T fc J Ry ONE PIANO
Western and Northern SectionWannee Wilcox Bell Newberry Jonesville Archer and all settlements coveredby this area ONE PIANO
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How and Where to Get
VotesThe following merchants will give one voto
for every cent paid into then stabllshments forGoods which they handleGainesville Furniture Company FurniturePhifer Morris Co Clothing and FurnishingsGainesville Hardware Co Plumbing and HardwareMrs F T McCormick Millinery-W M Johnson Drugs and MeciclnetL C Smith Shoes and JewelryMrs R Wilson Dry Goods and NotionsSaunders A Earle Groceries and Feed StuffsCity Bakery Bread and Pastry-P V Smith Fresh MeatsCrawford Davis Livery and Sale StablesThe Sun Printing and Publishing-The Brown House Meals and Lodging-N Francisco Banana House Fruits EtcEddins Mgt Co Lumber and Building MaterialStandard Fertilizer Co Fertilizers
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Where Votes May Be CastBallot boxes will bo found la the establish
Bents of the merchants giving votes and at ThoSue office Votes sent by mall must bo directed-to the Voting Contest Department of The SunGainesville Florida
Rules and Regulations1 The contest Is open to anyone living In
Alacbua county who Is known by the conductorsof the contest or vouched for by wimo reputableperson to them well known
2 No employee attachee or relative of theof the firm are eligible to
participate In this contest and will participate Inno manner
3 In the event of a misunderstanding betweencandidates or others interested in this contestsuch controversy may be referred to the conductors of contest who alone are the personsqualified to render decisions
4 In the event a candidate decides to withdraw from the race such candidate will not beallowed to transfer votes to the credit of anothercandidate In the contest
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prietors above nnmed
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Old Subtedbera New Subscribers125 Three months subscription 500 votes 700 votes
months subscription 1200 votes 1500 votes
5500 One years subscription 3500 votes 4500 votesFor a club of five oneyear subscriptions MI 2t S 30000 votes 35000 votesFor a club of ten sixmonths subscriptions G AVW 30000 votes 35000 votes
Thcre i m limit to the number of I JK contestant m y
THE SEMIWEEKLY SUNff 100 Qua years scriptwn 500 votesr r a club f five subscriptions 5000 votesFor u olub of 25 ony r tuUoriptioni 35000 votes
Tlicrt IK IMI I unit to tb number of mob conttwtnnt mav aouurt-
bolicitln votes by candidates or friends within the tarosdistributing votes ufldeaind by the proprietors
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