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The Sun Is an eight page fortysMeaia paper published every Monday and

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All a rtW s bills become due after firsta pMmaee of adverUteaieat tialeca otherwise

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Draakea chauffeurs are prohibitedIB Georgia Wonder how a man getsdruak IB a prohibition 8tato

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B H Harriman is trying to be happy though is Europe His son hasjut taken over 200 of his favoritecigars

Drcathltt county Ky is to be chop-ped up and divided among severalcounties Presumably the adjoiningcounties are powerless to prevent it

After reading of the happenings InPersia Morroco Peru Argentina andTurkey there Is little wonder thatthe Powder Trust Is taking on a fewmore subsidiaries

It Is said that Harry Thaw hasimproved wonderfully at MatteawanGlad to hear it Fifty or sixty yearsmore In that place may make u fairlydecent citizen of Harry-

If some of the endearing termswed and the gracious attentioncourtesy and deference paid eachother during the engagement periodwere continued after marriage wewould bear less of marriage being afailure

Mr Tart will flit front Washingtonto Beverly flay and from BeverlyBay to Washington until Congress adjourns says a contemporary SirTaft may do a lot of things grandgloomy or peculiar but he will not

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man of old said put notyour trust in princes and experiencehas proved that his warning wastimely But If ho wore living Inthese days of renruseutatlve govern-ment and broken political promiseslie would also say put not your trustIn politicians

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A CROWDED LIFETIME

By the dint of decent lit Ins says

The Wall Street Journal there arestill u few people loft who sow theflrit steamboat rode In the dratrailway ears listened to the firsttelephone call rind of the first cablemusHUge across the ocean and saw

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through the atmosphere by their ownpower

The recital of a few lines of theseevents covering nearly a hundredyears Illustrates how full of achieve-

ments In mechanical lines tho worldhas been in the past three genera-

tions The shipping which sprangfrom the first steamboat amountsnow to about 25000000 of ocean ton-

nage There are not far from 500000miles of railway in various parts of

the globe Submarine cables extend205000 nautical miles Telegraphyin Its various forms has not onlyunited distant portions of each country Into a more compact unity buthas shrunken the betweenthe ends of the earth from thousandsof miles to minutes of time

These achievements lie almost whol-

ly In the domain of mans more ex-

act and more complete mastery overthe powers of physical nature Butthey leave to human life no sub-

stantial resting place Every IncreaseIn command over material resources-Is but the point of departure for anew solution of the old problems ofa much more fundamental characterthan Is Involved In things material-A century ago Isolation and Individual-ity were emphasized as ideals of existence The call was back to nature Today the demand is differentThe problem is that of contact andcooperation in the solution of oldproblems under now phases

Man lives now far less unto him-

self and far more with his fellowsThe whole social system Is bent uponthe task of utilizing these resourcesfor leveling the mass of men upwardrather than In the Isolation of indi-

viduals of signal capacity There isno doubt some loss of leadership butthere is much gain in the distributionand the opportunity for selfrealiza

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tion The lesson that ourters need to learn Is that wealth thatdoes not make for worth Is of doubtfulvalue That lifetime is richest whichuses the treasures of lower things-to rise and to enable others to riseto higher things

President Taft recently played apretty joke on a considerable numberof Washington correspondents Heassembled a score or more of themIn the cabinet room and then toldthem he had sent for them to tellthem that he had no news for them-It appears that many of them hadbeen seeking Interviews with himand refusing to take the word of hissecretary that the President had noviews he cared to make public he concluded to send for them and tell themhimself that such was his position

It Is a curious physiological factthat as a nation advances In wealthculture and civilization generallythe birth rate steadily diminishesThis Is very marked in several countries Including our own and nowGermany shows a similar conditionThis decline first affects the wealthyand leisure class but In time It alsoaffects the masses to about the sameextent Fortunately In some measureThis decline IB offset by a decline inthe death rate Still the ultimateresult Is smaller families

The Fort Pierce Tribune one ofFloridas model weekly newspapers-has entered upon the fifth year of Itsexistence

Bristol Vn now bids fair to be-

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Senators Borah and Cummins have

Instituted a campaign to reform Un-

civil service They are convhuedthat horrible favoritism luu benshown In making appointments cud

that the examinations as conducted-

by the Civil Service Couimi shlon

furnished no criterion a to thequalifications of aspirants for Federalsituations It I somewhat notice-

able that the tier who most frequent-

ly want to reform the civil servlcoare he late arrivals whose constltuents have not enjoyed a share of theFederal patronage For a good manyyears It has been the custom to fill

up a class of Federal places with thehenchmen of members of Congressand then cover them in That Is

place them under civil service protec-

tion so that the Incumbents cannotbe displaced to make room for otherswhose members of Congress have ar-

rived later Sow the Federal serviceIs 10 filled with the civil service employes that there Is nothing more tocover In naturally the new mem-

ber want an overhauling which v illlet some of their people in tor legood things

Chautauquas and other summer as-

semblies arc now In full swing Es-

sentially American in their inceptionand character the idea has spreadto some extent in other lands but itis here they have reached their greatest success They do not aim to dothe work which a summer Institute ortraining school are organled to

But In a very happy and satis-factory way they combine the educa-tional with the recreative and so tomany thousands of people they afford-a certain inspiration and a mostpleasant break in the yearly routine-of life

Never In the history of Manateecounty has there been as many arte-sian wells drilled as have been thissummer Vegetable growers realizethat It Is foolishness to attempt toplant without water At the presentrate it will only be a short time untilevery vegetable farm in the Landof the Manatee will have from oneto three artesian wells Let the good

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Keep your eye on the want adsThere nay be something advertisedwhich Is of Interest to you

A HurryUp MedicineEvery housekeeper recognizes the

need of effective remedies to be usedIn emergencies when something mustbe done right away Such a remedy-Is Perry Davis Painkiller for sprainsand bruises for strained muscles andfor the aches and pains resultingfrom blows and falls Burns and cutsr instantly relieved by It and

helped to healing Its mission ofmercy began seventy years ago ItIs used in all countries and millionsof bottles arc sold annually There-Is but one Painkiller Perry DavisHave you seen the new large 3 c size

Too much emphasis cannot beplaced on the need of an Abstractin purchasing real estate

Buying a cat In a bag cannot labetter exemplified than by that of thepurchase of real estate without an

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of tliHt property with an Ati trH t

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save Gainesville for Micanopy Fairfield and local points South a m

arrive Gainesville 425 p ueave Gainesville for Sampson City Palatka

Lake City Valdosta and all points North 600 pmarrive Gainesville 930 p m

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NEW YORK CITY and RETURN

Tickets on sale front Jacksonville every Mon-

day and beginning with June 17th up toAug 30th with final return limit Sept 30th

Stopovers allowed on these tickets at Rich-mond Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia

Reduced rates to other summer resortsFor infoimation rates reservations etc call

on or write to A W FR1TOT Division Passenger Agent 138 West Bay St Jacksonville Fla

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