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GERTRUDE GUINN LEADS

IN NORTHERN SECTION

CASTS VOTE OF NEARLY THREE

HUNDRED THOUSAND

Other Leader Remain Unchanged

Except for a Great Advance

Over Former Vote

Only one and a half more weeks un-

til the final ending of the largest andcontest ever waged In

Section and the contestants will

know who are the successful winners

The contest will close on Wednes-

day Aug ISth at C p in all of

the votes being taken In at that time

and nothing received except what

comes through the postofflce und

bears postmark of having been mall-

d previous to that hour

It will be noted that all thestill hold their positions with the

exception of Mss Gertrude Gulnn

who takes first In the Northern sec

Lion by having nearly 300000 votes In

the count Saturday

Following Is the result of the canrags

Section

Miss Estelle 3108315

Miss Addle Goode 294S5Miss Margaret Lcdbetter 13471 IS

Miss Nora Stalls Ii2i2fiMiss Bessie Carver 107810

Miss Mary Fernandez KM IS

Miss Gertrude HarrodMiss Myra Swearlngon TJMSMiss Ulancli Thompson 3SJ75bites Alice Schafer ifi8-

Mls Aura M Lewis 2S7SO

Miss label Vllllams 1424S

Mrs X W Taylor 117 S

Miss lava HaiiknlKht lOritiiiMiss Annie Hell Taylor SUtSMiss Grace Uulluril fi17n

bliss Ella Itallvy Vl l

Miss Curtis Pitts 3421Kiss Fannie Whiting 1480

Eastern and Southern DistrictMiss Ella Jolly Orange lits I70UJ-MUs Mabel McCridit Mcnopy MlHJMiss liattte English Tacotna sosnrMiss Lorna McCrtdle Mcnopy TSrliMiss Martlu Clianiberliu

nopy sitoiMiss Heasle Waits lawthorn22 J4UiMiss Wilma Malnes Monteocha 5i2nl1Miss Myrtle Hammond Haw

When You Come to

Town You Want a

Wagon That Wont

Break Down

Wo have just received solid

carload of the celebrated

WEBBER WAGONSF-

acts about our wagon1 It is the hest made

because it is the strongest-it is the easiestrunningAll its wearing parts areplated with steel Everyspoke has two heavy rivetsthrough felloe Every bodyis braced with heavy steel

idjustsible end gatesWe invite you to call and

see our stock

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Makes Ice Creamat cost of 1 cent

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RECIPE iUM one package of Ice Cream

Powder one bottle silk mix andNothing more All ingredients inpackage Makes 2 quarts of Pure Delicbus Cream In 19 minute Grocerssell 2 packages for 2Sc Book of RecipeFREE AddressThe Geaeste Pert Co le R N

thorn 89120Mss Annie Lewis Hawthorn 74170Miss Cordelia Crown Rocky

Point 7l40Miss Pattlu Zetrouer Rochelle 53510Miss Lula Perry Rochelle 33645Miss Dobbltt Mcnopy 32555Miss Vandalla Staf Waldo 132440Miss Kffle Tison EarletonMss Jewel Godwin Hawthorn 24510Miss Mary Hall Orange Hts 15475Miss Gertrude Smith Fair-

banks 14770Miss Georgia Snowden Hatchet

Creek 12030Miss Mary Loulbo Atwater

Waldo 7235Miss Nellie Reeves Mlcanopy 4800Miss Emma Entenza Waldo 3340Miss Mamie Bailey Waldo 200

Western and Northern SectionAliHS Gertrude iuliui Haguelo r l toMiss Lucinda Bryant Hell ui 7ii-

Allss Lmlwig Tloga l r C

Miss Vida llarroii Hell S7L50Miss Annie Kirkland Alachtiaiir tlS5

Kva Powell Alachna tJOSiHO

Mss Ellen UtVllle Amdonilo iT4iOMiss Rosa Lee laves High

Springs 157270Mrs I Ware High Springs 108170Mss Jewel Standley Hague 70730fist Aloen Holly Arredondo fiTISOMiss Annie Heville Arredondo 48125Mss Krnnm Ulllhms Trtiton 77

Mrs II II linker Hawthorn 13400Mrs J Parker LaCrosse 11315Miss Katie Akin Arredondo 8115Miss Ada Pearcc Newberry 7050Mss Pearl McLeod Alachua 3515Miss Lula Gay Jell 1885Mlnu Lizzie Smith Newberry 630

I DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION

Pretty Honors Shown Mrs Dr Colsonby Salem Va Lady

The Salem correspondent of TheHcaiioku Va Evening News writesM follows of a reception tendered In-

nonor of a UainiHville ladyThe home ot Mrs W E IJrown-

on East Main street was the sceneof a boautiful reception on Friday af-

ternoon from 4 to 7 oclock givenin honor of Mm Colson of GainesvilleFla and Mrs Armlbtead of New Or-

leans The former Is now MrsBrowns guest while the latter Is theguest of Mrs W It Cross The In-

terior of the home was elaboratelydecorated with evergreens and elec-tric light with pink shades and my-

riads of wax tapersThe list of Invited guests number-

ed about one hundred und thirty Theguests were received at the door bylittle Aliases Beverly Brown and Luclio Colson of Florida who held silvertrays for the cards The hostess at-

tired in lavender silk was assisted Inreceiving by Mrs Colson who wasbeautifully gowned in black nicKsaltniwith trimmings of dutchesH lace MrsFisher Avent of Mississippi in lightblue meHtialine Mrs Wilbur U Crossin a white lingerie costume and MlusUessle Brown In light blue silk Frap-pe was served In the hall by MissesCarrie and Annie Brown and EugeniaGrimm In the the neautifill color scheme of pink was carriedout In the ices cakes and bonbonsPresiding at either end of the tablewere Mrs W W McClung and MissHeshie Tompkins who were assisted-In serving by Misses Maude andNancy Logan Annie McConkey andMrs Roy Hardlson of ColumbiaTennessee-

If you ate all run down Foleys Kid-

ney Remedy will help you It strength-ens the kidneys so they will elimi-nate the impurities from the bloodthat depress the nerves and cause ex-

haustion backache rheumatism andurinary Irregularities which sap thevitality Do not delay Take FoleysKidney Remedy at once J W McCollum Co

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MILLER MAKES SOME

CHANGES IN POSITIONS

BATTING ORDER WILL RECEIVE

ATTENTION BEFORE MONDAY

Says With Proper Coach Work and

Judgment Oak Halls Are

Fast Set

The big strong Soldier team fromKey will arrive In the city

lor u series of three games MondayTuesday and Wednesday and theywill be most Interesting ones

The heavy ones that do time forIncle 5am have already played a num-

ber of games with some of theteams In South Florida making

good records coming out victoriousand they will try to cop out utleast a part of their games here

Dusty Miller the new captainhas already made great changes inthe lineup of the Oak Halls haschanged the positions anti will drillthem In this manner for a while andsee just what can be done but atany rate ho says It will be an im-

provement over the old way of play-

ing the teamEach man will be given his posi-

tion and that place he nwt workor there will be others with DustyHu will make the do stuntsdaily at the ball lot

Let a crowd get together for theopening of the series on Monday andse way In which the boys ncquit themselves The batting orderwill also be given a little changing-for with snore of the best lilttorrf tox they stand a better chance toedge In every now sod thenThe soldier will he rolled

promptly at HO lx on hand amieveryone else

I DISGRUNTLED PALATKA

Claims Tha Game Here ThursdayWas Stolen by Umpire

The following from The PalatknNews of Friday Aug Oth willably be read with Interest by therral hundnd Jiilmsvllllniih who witiKHSfd the PalatkaOuk Hall gjjnnThursday afternoon

Im Palatka club anti a Kpoclatrain load of routers and excursionistswent over to Gainesville yesterday ttry conclusions with the Oak Halls ofthat city and in a wellplayed gameup to the 9th Inning the score was 2to 0 In favor of Palatka when by rankdecisions of the umpire the game wasGIVEN to Gainesville by a score ofj to

The Palatka team became disgust-ed and despite Inducements and prom-ises of a SQUARE DEAL refused toremain over for the second gamewhich was to have been played to-

dayThe writer of the above was evi-

dently misinformed The score didnot stand 2 to 0 up to the ninth III

nlng as Palatka did not reach thirdbase until the ninth We refer thewriter to the score sheet to bear UK

out In this statementRegarding the decisions of Umplro

Hutchinson there was no chance forrankness on his part Manager

KalhftVld of the Palatka teamhimself as entirely pleased

with his derision during the gameAH above stated there were no

scores made until the ninth Inningand in this block there was no oorttinity given for a close decision

In order to refresh the minds of ourOm City friends wo reproduce theresult of the final Inning and wouldsuggest that they mention It singleplay where any closeness was ex-

perienced

The InningWalker hit to Allen who made a

bad throw to first Walker safehit to Spottswood who made n

mighty effort to get It but failed Rti-lwlncklc hunted safe on first fillingthe bases Dillon walked forcing thefirst run of the game Dlel fannedWhite hit to center scoring Collinsbut Dulwlnckle was thrown out at

BETTER THAN SPANKINGSpanking dog not cure children of bed

wetting There to a COMfor this trouble Mr H Burners BoxW South Bind IniL will tend tree to anymother her inecesafal home treatment withfun laitraetlona Bend BO money batwrite her today If you children trouble youla UU way Dont blame ehOd theehaacM are It cant help It This treatmentajo curse adults aged people troy 4

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ities and the Inclination-

To extend to Depositors every courtesy and accommo-dation their responsibility and balances will war-

rant Our loyalty to a customer is measuredby the customers loyalty to us

THE GAINESVILLE NATIONAL BANKUNITED STATES DEPOSITORY

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the plate Thomas hit to short outat first 2 runs

Spottswood walked Hendricks hitto short forcing Spottswood out atsecond Hendricks promptly swipessecond and third In succession andscored on a passed ball Bullocklaced out a neat single to left for onebase but on error of fielder stretchedt to second Bullock took third oncatcher error Motcalf walked Vat

hit a slow one down linetad beat it out scoring Bullock andending Metcalf to thin Hines hit

to pitcher and Metcalf scored the winrnt run 3 ruts

It must be that whenthe winning rout cored by Gaines-ville only one man was down withwo men on bases

Tho Gainesville players were notresponsible for Mr Walker the Palatka pitcher being In poor formneither was the umpire Mr Walkerwas heard to remark itevnral timesduring the game that he could notcontrol tho hall and jLhnt he had notpitched so poorly In years We couptot help that

I Deafness Cannot Be Curedby local applications as they cannotreact the diseased portion of thear There IH only one way to cure

deafness and that Is by constitutionalremedies Deafness Is caused by aninflamed condition of the mucouslining uf the Kustachlan Tube Whenthis tube IH Inflamed you have arumbling sound or Imperfect hearingtad when It Is entirely closed Deaf-ness Is the result and unless tho inanimation can be taken out and thistube restored to its normal conditionhearing will be destroyed forevernine cases out of ten are caused bycatarrh which Is nothing but an In-

flamed condition of the mucous surfaces

We will give One Hundred Dollarsfor any case of Deafness caused bycatarrh that cannot bo cured byHalls Catarrh Cure Send for circu-lars free F J CHENEY CO

Toledo OSold by druggists 7Bc

Take Halls Family Pills for conanpntiuu

At the Electric Theatre Air DomeWeek of August Oth the Haywood

Sisters a good team of song anddanco artists which come highlyrecommended from the Chicagoagents These girls are consideredbetter than the Vincent Sisters

Dont fail to try and obtain one olthe gold watches by finding the Mys-

terious Mr unifies the man outsideThe first one who discovers him musthold a voucher that he had receivedthe night previous and ask the follow-ing question Are you the Myste-rious Mr Raffles of the Air DomeIt you are right the Mysterious Hadleswill have you presented with one ofthe watches on exhibition In ColesSons Jewelry store window

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This would be unusual news If menand women would keep themselvesfree from rheumatism and all achesand pains as well as keeping theirmuscles and joints Umber with Ballards Snow Liniment Sold by W MJohnson

DeWitt Hague Improving-

It Is with pleasure that we Informour readers that DeWitt Hague whohad the misfortune of Injuring his legsome time since is getting along verynicely and will soon UP able to walk-

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CAPUDINE for THAT HEADACHE-

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tour mixed with purerIch milk and baked IB Utepurity fashion make our

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10 a Month

Buys it very choice residence-lot one block west ot beauti-ful Riverside Park Jacksoavllle Fla

When 112500 has been paidno further payments need berondo for five years at 0

InterestThis is an exclusive sec-

tion where only fine housesaro built The values arerapidly advancing and purchasers are realizing handsome profits on their investinents

Of the lots sold by us lastyear In this locality we haveresold already a large number

The terms offered will notbe held Indefinitely

Careful attention will begiven to selections made for

buyersThink of thla Over eleven

hundred houses are beingcompleted In Jacksonville Inone year This means elevenhundred lots taken off themarket In twelve months andve are just beginning

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