THE DAILY SUN GAINESVILLE FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 15 1909G

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REULATOR

FOR SILVER SERVICE

Beard of Trade Takes Action to Se-

cure funosAt the suggetitlou of Mayor Davis

thj Gainesville hoard of Trade havetaken up the matter of raiding funds1 r the purpose of a silver tirvice forthe battleship Florida

Parties desiring to contribute totho fund can notify II P Hamptonwho Is secretary and the amountswill be credited Following is thelist of contributions up to last night

F Hampton GOO

U R Colson 100Cblelds Warren 10011 S Chubb 100E E Cannon 100H U Arnold 100W R Thomts 100W W Hampton Jr 100E D Turner 100II P Robinson 100A R Harper 100T W ShandsW II Anderson 100It Zetrouer 100-

J W Branding 100E G Baxter 100Dr Geo S Waldo 100Phlfcr Bros 100Goo K Broome 100Dr H C Spencer 100lion Frank Clark 100Geo Glass High Springs 100

ContrlbutlcnB to the above fund willbo received from parties residing atany point in Alachua county

A1NCSVILLE

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OFFICERS

W R Thomas President-G K Groome FontE

VicePresldent-

E D Turner CashierW B Taor Second VicePresldent

DIRECTORS

n K BroomeQ Padgett

H F Duttonj A Maulttby

J G NicholsM VenableW R ThemW D Tay c

4 Per Cent PaidSavings Department

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HE WAS NOT A FLIRT

Therefore Rcaentsd the WomanAttempts at Familiarity

lie was rldlnp homeward coinfortably seated Iud ills HT HeIns a wilts nntrsl htcd ho was apply-ing himself ovtii more clo to his KI

per than other passengersThus Intent In the days news hv wasstartled when n woman carne up

him and touched him lightly onthe shoulder nt the some time castingn longing eye on his sent

lie IM a polite man and he got upA woman with that much nerve N

entitled to a he muttered tchimself The Wen of n wnmnn il-

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eat Othor women xtandlnu nvaiby laughed iinrescrriHlly lit hid bl-

ptnbarrassiniiit tMliliid MA paper forhe felt that his good nature had beenImposed u oii and that theon him

By and by there was a vacant seatnext to the one he hud Fired up tothe woman nnd be sat down oncemore The woman turned rind lookedat him amusedly lie could feel herRaze even though ho bluff atiMIriR Intensely luterostiHl In his paperPretty mw It seemed to him for awoman deliberately to take the seatof a total stranger and then sit thereand Inugh at hint because he was sucha mark

Then the woman spoke to himArent you coins to talk to me sin

nakedHo could stand her familiarity no

longer Well of nil the lie stoppod right there when bo looked aroundand recognized tier It was his wifeCleveland Lender

COOKS SHOPS

They the Beginnings of theModern Restaurant

In primitive times the only places-In London whore the public could boentertained with food had been thecooks shops The famous East Cheapwas a great thoroughfare down whichthe stalls of the butchers alternatedwith those of the cooks You chow aJoint at the flesh market and you car-ried It next door to be cooked foryou by n certain hour If you wishedfor wine you trust bring that withyou for the cooks sold no liquor nlthough they seem to have provided astime went on more and more of thenatural accompaniments of meat suchas bread vegetables and pastry

This habit continued until well intothe reign of Elizabeth nnd so longas such an Inconvenient custom pre-vailed there could have been no realcomfort fur any citizen who chose todine abroad He must have had asmuch trouble with porterage and

as a country party has today nta picnic But about the time thatShakespeare came up to Loudoti aremarkable change took place In theCustoms of the town nod the practice-of public hospitality and entertain-ment was ulngularly facilitated

The nature of this change lay In thesudden development of the tavern nndthe consequent withdrawal of thecookshop The worshipful companyof pastelurs as the cooks were calledceased to enjoy the monopoly of pro-viding hot meals Edmund Gout InHarper Magazine

Railroads Are Never FinishedIn one respect H railroad is unlike

any other project undertaken by manII Is never finished IIke a cucumber

vine says n writer In Popular Me-

chanics the lusiani It reuses to growIt begins to wither There must becontinuous expansion and enlargementLarger cars require more powerful lo-

comotlres and both In turu call forheavier mils bigger roundhousesstronger bridges longer platforms andsidings Increased safety devices whirthe tdnilglitiiilng of curves and tinleveling of grades come In for theirshore ntteutUni on even the oldestromls Little wonder then with ourntllrmuU fiHumming nearly of111 our mumifHctuml HI eel and IronStill fllDV UllOhlllf Of Mil ll lllllllNM

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SurprisingWhat Kodol Will DoF-

or you when you need But the longer you neglect Indigestion the more you will suffer before Kodolcan restore Digestion

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And of course Indigestion If neglected long enough brings on sorlous diseases in which Kodol cannotbenefit you Some of these theroIs no help for at all

There are in fact very few ail-

ments which cannot be traced di-

rectly to Impure blood And Im-

pure blood Is always duo to a dis-

orderedUse Kodol and prevent Nervous

DyspepsiaKodol will effectually assist Na-

ture to secure a complete restora-tion of good digestion It doesthis by at onco digesting nil foulIn the stomach and keeping it di-

gested until the stomach Is restedand can resumo Its own work Kodol removes the cnusc and theeffect quickly removes Itself

When It Is recalled thatHeart Disease Cancer and

even Consumption are duo topoor digestion and poisons thustransmitted to the blood andthroughout the system tho imporjlance of maintaining good diges-tion la at once realized

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We knew what Kodol would dobefore ever tho first bottle wassold If we did not know just what-it will do we would not guarantee-it the way we do

It is easy for you to prove Kodolthe next or the first time you

have an attack of Indigestion Andwill certainly be surprised at

the results It Is perfectly harmlessThere can be no harm in tryingsomething that may do you a greatdeal of good when It costs younothing if It doesnt

Our GuaranteeOo to your lr Btlit t niny and noi

tar bottle nflrr you writrntlr euiiliMiU if the If you ran

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iriHfel return ih ilioilniireiot niJI-n will rrfuiul Your money without niiffHun rileiV W will then Ihr ilnijr-pl t Ior the bottle Dont allIrtjrxil kiow that onrpuarnntee goodThUulIrr njpllen ti Uie lartt bottle onlyniiJ to lint our In n fimllv The larte totti ronlnliiASi timer an uiuvtt an the siftcent bottle

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ALLFOR SALE BY DBUGGIE TSWanted No Trimmings

Lit I If Olllo tins much frightened ntn thunder shower mid her father toldnor she shouldnt bo s rain wasgood for the grass und her flowers

Looking up through her tears Ollltsaid Uwell why ccant we haveJJUBt plain rraInT Exchange

The Intricacies of ItWny dont you study the time ta-

ble and then you wouldnt haveyour trainThat was the trouble While I was

trying to translate tin time table thetrain pulled out New York Herald

At His CstIlloblis The doctor told Guzzler

drinking was the very worst thing tiecould do Slobbs I guess that doctordidnt know Guzzler or be would haverealized that drinking Is the best thinghe docs Philadelphia Record

Let a want ad negotiate a tradefor something you dont needfor something you do

DILL FOR DIVORCEIn the Circuit Court EJxbth Judicial Circuit

Alacbu County KlorkU In CbincrrrUrowD VH WlllUm Hrowt Order

1iibikuttm Hill for DivorceIt i by m lavlt Mlcnded to the bill

died In the uruve M ted tbat UiilamBrown the mlai t therein named IH a restdent of the Si t n Kl Mt ml that he lu

imrr ttian tiUlutHlhl application r tr an darer of tooaid thit he IH In thu rvies of i cannot be nude upon Mthat the no IM ron In the Slate of Hotlianettle r a uui oenu on whom wouldbind mid iicreiiilant and I the age uf-iwcntvour ear It m therefore orderedbut said r t defendant be and tie Ihereby roiuind to HI i ur to the HIU of ComtHalnt lUcti In a i iuvs on or before Mumtuyho day ol Ombrr A L 19ft ntherwU-

eCitlHl of said bill Wli IM luttt a-tf iiy akJ tertnditnl

It is furtner onl red that this outer IKd mi e a week for tour cnn tvumr-ks In The ii lne rlHe Sun M-

i i nii iUhcd III tuld county and SIltTiu i u lids

A true coirSeal S B WIKXOKS Clerk Circuit Court

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In the Circuit Court KUbth JjdiolaCircuit-Alachuti County ft InlInnle Maine vs XV MitneO tier flitllcatlon Ill I for O vorci

It uiicarlru by attiavlt aH mlril to I

tiled In till shove stated that W tJ-M iintv ntumil is a n iiresidents the Slate ot KioiHu hut I its

of UVsterly Ithixle I und that lucreno twpxii In tnN Ih ervoe f 11 subi u niton whom wou l bind al l ileeWant unit that he IK over the ageof tmeityiiic years it thcrcfme ot-

nercil that suU ni rc l ent ilefenJutti be andhe IH hrrety rcuulrttl to a eur to the 11111 ofComt alct nied In MM rouse on rMomlar the Itb ilav o toner A D I O

otherwise the uIlrKMtiorsuf lad willus confev e l by said drfemluni

It IH further ordered that this order be tubllshed once a v el for our consecutive

celH In The U ine Sun a ncwsravcr-pur nshed In saH cujnty and SueThis August ltb IM1

A true copy of orlelDiS II WIEN KS Clerk Circuit Court

IIMS CdKVKS U CJ A UlUIAMs Solicitor tor COU li lnani

Iu tLc Cicail KUtblh Judlelil CircuitNashua County hnrlda In Chancery

usle Le Weir vs Miter lloyd WeirIll 1

tar Divorce Order lunlcutlonIt n f by uMduvlt appended lathe

bill tlleil In the above stated cuu e that Milleroyd Weir the defendant therein named IH a

nonresident of the State of Kjorida but wasu lesldeot of Arueriius lieotbU when heltsl knew hit whvrvuoouu and he I orethe utfe of twcntyonn years It U thereforeordered that said laent ilefeAdant beand he It hereby required to ai ear to the Jillor Complaint tiled In said cause on or before

ItkO otherthe allegation of all bill will be taken-

as confessed by Bald defendantIt U fu thcr ordered that thU order be pub-

lished once a week for four consecutiveweek In The Gainesville Sun a

In said county and StateAugust 17th I9iS H WIKNGES Clerk Circuit Court

A true copy of ortirtnalS II WIKSGES Clerk Circuit Court

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TELEPHONE TALKST-

he Long Distance SystemOne of the most valuable features

if our service to our subscribers ando the public generally is our connecion with the extensive long distancemes of the American Telephone andTelegraph Company and the other a

crated Bell Telephone companiesWe own thousands of miles of long

distance lines in the seven Stater inwe operate and In addition can

annect any telephone In our systemwith lines extending to any other city

which a Bell Telephone system Is

Pi ttlThese long dlttanu null art of the

most modern and Improved construc-tion and are maintained at a hightate of efficiency The poll systems

operating In various sections of thecountry are uniform In thalr equlment and In their methods of openitin

Only by reason of this close trafflont between the Bell Tele

phone companies Is it possible to go toa Bell Telephone almost anywhere

for Long Distance and be putCommunication with almost any pointm the count

Thi network vuir s rndIng throughout the nation U uittfdally in commerce and for social punP es by the banker the farmercitizens In all walks ef life and outplant here Is an Important link In thisgreat chain

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DR GEO S WALDO

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ell Phone 51 Also Long Distant

DR DaVERE B MORRIb

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Office aver Gainesville NuttoaalPhoae 260

DR J H ALDERMAN

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Phony 2SO CalacBville

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GAINESVILLE Alaehua CoOffice in liaifuiur Hlock

ATTORNEY AT LAtOAIKKSTILLB ririiDi

Can sell your 104proved and animiroed Jtrucking and farming Send hitsa list of what you otter for sale 3U3

CARLISLE

ATTORNEY AT LAWAnd Solicitor in Equity

Rea Estateral Praotiee All business prompt

to Office nut toGAINIBVILLB FLORIST

RANK CLAKK THUS W FIELDING

ClAnK FIELDING

LAWYERS

Practice la all Courts State aaiFederal

Over Gainesville NatloaaRAnk oaln svtllf Florida

Dr A Dolan

Magnolia Hotel

DR OED S WALDO

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WiN Remave tt East Side CwrtNose Sure as som as nmM-M if Hew iffices is

The fiRst Materials

Latest Metlmls if Practice

have cnscienliiusly CM

sidered this question anti aim to

make my charges as taw as First

Class Work will permit

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