gainesville daily sun. (gainesville, florida) 1909-07...

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THE GAINESVILLE MIN JULY 1 190 r d 3 OCALA WINS CONTEST IN GAME OF ERRORSP- OOR EXHIBITION OF BALL ON LOCAL DIAMOND MONDAY Nappy and Jolly Crowd of Rooters From Brick City Accompanied- the Team Here Jack Sluu From Tuesdays Dally Sun The fat Ocala team won ovir the Oak Halls yesterday in a IOOMIV play- ed game on the local diamond From start to finish the contest was mark I with numerous and costly errors the majority of which were credited to the honit s Watson pitched a Kplfiidid game Laying a shade the better of Hrown the visitors twlrler POll pitched a steady same hut ragged fielding hack of him was what lost it The Brick City buys took advantage of misplay and piled up enough runs to carry away the bacon The work of Taylor and Hcndrlcks for the locals were features of the game while Waller behind the bat and Donaldson on second starred bur the visitors The Ocala boys are a fast and clean set of players always In the game to the finish Following Is the game by Innings FIRST INNING Miller hit to first and was out Graham skied out to second Bullock walked atsoa fanned No runs Dodge struck out Jewett popped out to Bullock Waller fouled out to third No ruts SECOND INNING Hendricks out to catcher who made a great catch taking it out of the tree Denton out pitcher to flrssl Spottswood sing- led to left and stole second but was tagged trying to annex third No runs Donaldson whiffed Bennett hit by pitched ball and took his base Harris walked Galloway hit to second forc- ing Harris Mclvcr hit a high one to short who hopped It Bennett and Galloway scoring Hartsfleld catch- ing injured his hand in attempting to catch runner and retired from gaud miller carne In from right field and went behind the bat Lawson going to right Brown hit to short out at first Two runs THIRD INNING Lawson grounded tp third out at first Taylor drove a hot line drive to second who handled It nicely Miller fanned No runs Dodge flew out to Denton Jewett lit to short and bent It out Waller hit to short and Jewett was forced out r second Donaldson placed a scratch Lit in right for one base Bennett flew out to short No runs FOtRTH INNING Graham dour Med to left Bullock hit to second on error was safe Graham scor- ing Bullock taking second on the brow home to catch Sandy Wat ton ruck out Bullock took third on a jussed ball Hendricks got his base stole second Denton flew out to inter Bullock and Hendricks scored M bad throw to third Spottswood t Iked Lawson grounded out to sec v I Three runs Harris popped out to short Gallo A y whiffed Mclvcr out short to No runs FIFTH INNING Taylor called out tor being hit by bunted ball Miller was hit by pitched ball and took first Graham walked both runners advanc- ing on passed ball Bullock fouled out to first Watson skied out to sec- ond leaving Miller and Graham on bases No runs Drown singled to center Harris run Hindoos Puddings JELLO Powder m Mix one tarter flavor and two log tablespoonfuls of COrD stuck tans solve lo little cold milk Stir this air tare into one quart of boilinr milk and cook until iufficitntly from one to two minutes Serve with Bilk cream or any good puddinr sauce Use double boiler or stir constantly to prevent scorcbinr May be earnisbed with straw berries or any smart fruits Stir a package of JellO Ice Cream Powder into a quart of milk and make two quarts ice cream at one cent a Cre Illustrated Recipe Free The Qate rift C Le ley KY I I t I II tad d < t aide ICE CREAM Zit aa bat a thick all I 4i fly t bob every foul- ed > at fir frog 1 j Jtll usually tl a n aees 2Se lo- ok truat ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < < ¬ ¬ TUMOR OF GROWTH Removed by Lydia E Pink bamsVegetableCompoundS- outh Rend Ind Lydia E Pink hams VtptMble 7Ta tumnr ol four Yearspnttth 4 the mst i s tie eland f hail I SX uM ti it o XVr operation count h nt am vtrj T a friends ndvfn and took Lydia K- t J table Compound for it has nu a and well woman and I shall recommend it a- long as I live Mns MAY hid One of the greatest triumphs of K Corn is the conquering of womans read enemy tumor If you have tion or displacement dont wait for time to your fears and go through the a hospital lion but E Compound at once Wh for ills and such unquestion- able testimony time remedy and should give confidence to every woman you would mlviee cnso write n letter to Mrs Plnlclinm nt Mass Her advice la free nnd always helpful iiiiK for him Dodge hit to pitcher vho threw high to first DodRe going o second and Harris scoring Jewett lit grounder to Taylor who failed to landle It Jewett safes Waller flew ml to center scoring Dodge Donald son singled to right and Jewett crossed he plate Dennett out pitcher to lust i runs SIXTH INNING Hendricks fan- ned Denton flew out to short Spotts wood whiffed No runs Galloway hit to short safe on first I Mclvcr struck out Brown out pitchei o lint Galloway taking second doubled to right scoring Gal away Jewett hit to short and reach- d first on had throw to Bullock Dodge scoring Jewell out trying to pilfer retain 2 runs SnVKXTH INNING Lawson out eeond to first Taylor grounded out o first Miller skied out to third No runt Waller out short to first Donald ion flew out to second Bennett out- n swings No runs EIGHTH INNING Graham whiffed Bullock flew out to second Watson talked and stole second Heudricks- lngled to left scoring Watson and ohiR to second on throw to the plate Hliton hit by pllched hall and took its base Siottswood flew out to sec md 1 run Harris struck out Galloway fouled out to catcher skied out to third No runs NINTH INNING Lawson struck Taylor out second to first Mil- ler flew out to center NELSON GETS APPOINTMENT Succeeds Col Fred Cubberly Who Is Now District Attorney From Tuesdays Dally Sun H G Nelson a partner of the firm of Nelson Manners of Wllllalon has been appointed to succeed Col Fred Cubberly as collector of cus- toms for the ports of Cedar Key and Port Inglls Col H S Chubb who has been in Washington for the past few days States that other Florida appoint- ments that are recommended by the committee are receiving favorable con riiderallon and that they all have just cause to feel good over the re- sults obtained He was glad how- ever to again return to his Bone and states that it is fully ten degrees rooler here than in Washington Foleys Honey and Tar not only slops chronic coughs that weaken the constitution and develop Into con- s i nipt ton but heals and strengthens the lungs It affords comfort and re lief In the worst cases of chronic bronchitis asthma hay fever and lung trouble J W McCollum Co FOURYEARS moved t t I r of 1 t I C1 1 Btroll Lydia tr For thirty Lydia E Vegetable from roots and bceu thestundnnl fudge McIver Ihrre y xg I his nt- s ti t ti Fit Vege- table years female confiden- tial nut ¬ ¬ > < < ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ = + MICANOPY PLEASED OVER NEW SCIIEDULE SCENE AT DEPOT REPRESENTED GRAND EXCURSION EVENT Large Number Take Advantage to Initiate the New Srvice and Visit Gainesville TIll l w trhedule elUCtlU on tin- A I railway Monday irimd n wry surprise u the ritii iis jf Micanoi lw Mere out en plant to Willie the first trip lioiii tlir plate Aloiind the depot It was a- very notlccacle thut about alp of the prominent citizens of the clij were there and ti large number ol others to actually set a wager train running Into that point Aside from the fact that a hurt crowd was present to witness the ai rival and departure of tilt train tin committee who were had started the work for the securing- of this service were on hand and were to well pleased with the in which it was received that they will take some immediate steps to have the regular passenger trains Nos 39 and 40 run via that point at in early date The new train from WIlcox which aas heretofore run from Cltra to this Ity was well patronized upon its niHnl trip and a number of people rom Western Alachua availed them elves of the opportunity to visit hero ind spend the day Under this new system GuincsvilU hould enjoy a much larger trade rom the outside sections of the county and The Sun believes that t will Provo beneficial and saving to ill tilt patrons along the line ol the road and help strengthen every eel Ion DEATH OF YOUNG MAN Was Sick Only Short While Before Called to Reward rotn Tuesdays Dally Sun I A Malphurs n young man ol about 2fi years of age died at tit hospital on Sunday morning at t oclock after an Illness of ten from typhoid fever lp to within a few months since ne was engaged In the mercantile business on West Union street and was well and favorably known the citizens who join In extending condolence to the bereaved ones Ills remains were taken to Antioch In the afternoon and laid to rest at i oclock a large number of relatives ind friends being present Mr Malphurs was n very stout oung man and was apparently in the best of health until he visited Jak onvllle and the encampment when he came home to take his bed It seems that he had some premonition that he would die for shortly after he was taken sick he expressed the desire that his remains be placed in lio above cemetery From Wednesdays navy Sun Tim reporter was mistaken In tho death of Mr I A Mal phurs In stating that he was a well man prior to attending the encamp- ment at Jacksonville He was vtth a slow fever for about ten days prior to going on the encampment ind only went to keep his promise thinking that possibly the change would benefit him A Golden Wedding Means that man and wlfo have to a good old ago and consequently- have kept healthy The best way to keep healthy Is to see that your liver docs Its duty 365 days out of 365 The only way to do this Is to keep Dal lards Herblne In the house and take It whenever your liver gets In- active 50 cents per bottle Sold by W M Johnson Picnic at Windsor The good people of Windsor an- nounce a picnic to be held at that place on next Saturday July 3 A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to be present and bring well filled baskets I suffered habitually from constipa- tion Doans Regulets relieved and strengthened the bowels so that they have been regular ever E Davis grocer Sulphur Springs Tex Isnt there something which only a wont ad can do for you today t successful a tIC dn by sick to- O slnceA pit avant fact flrrt class pas man- ner men- tioning liv- ed ¬ ¬ ¬ A PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND CURl alt diseaaon caused by a TOIl LIVEN One bcttlo purchased today may savo you a serious sick spoil tomorrow SMALL DOSE LARGE BOTTLEPRICE SOc GET THE GENUVC BALLARD SNOW LINIMENT CO 500502 North Second Street ST LOUIS M- Ow croisiLsrsoiN GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGYATL- ANTA 6EORIIA- lECUMTAL INSTiTlTK the highest rank wh P- CRruihmiei crruty romimn and lucrative poaitioni in engineering situ commercial lifo Located in the most j ro n ivi city of South with the nttonnding opportunl- lie oihttsl it graduates in time touths present remarkable development Advancid in Midmniml EKftriral Textile and Civil Emii tvrhw Engineering CluUiistry Chemistry and Architecture Extensive and new ifnpmnt of Shop Mill Ltiboratc- rii etc New I i niry nod new Chemical Laboratory Students jmived any tine during the s ion For ilhi lrate l catalog uiliin94 K G MATHESON A M LL D Atlanta Georgia P 0 Vex 401 JACKSONVILLE JJ WILLIAMS Proprietor CURES rS COlli7lPA110H DYS Wi CHILLS AND FEVER AND AU A fur PID old and Rooommendod by t of till ct nIclIlIhl Ire WllllAn nAnOTU nAil ORDER nOD 211 t rUt ° ausus LouS sinkS ice I A courses 1Vest IIay > > < = CASE PAID DeSoto Rye 4 fun quarts f 500 0 full quarts 700 12 full quarts 1275 12 full quarts freight paid 1200 Williams No 10 Rye 4 full quarts 320 0 full quarts 450 12 full quails 900 Old Halifax Rye 4 full quarts 420 full quarts 600 12 full quarts 1200 Sunny South Rye 4 full quarts 275 r full quarts 400 12 full quarts 800 5C full pints 1200 Yellowstone Bourbon llottlc express collect 9 125 Case express collect 1275 Old loon Express Collect Bottled In bond by the U S Govmt 4 full quarts express Paid 500 12 full quarts express paid 1275 24 full pints express paid 1375 48 full half paid 1500 GOODSEXPRESS I pints express 1 > Old Hemestead Corn Whiskey 1gallon jug express paid 2 Special Offer Idlebrook Whiskey In drums IMa lery Bottling Express Collect 100 pints In drum 33 200 half pints in drum 33 Sold only by drum will not brc drum Corn Whiskey Expres Ccllaei Rocky Fork per bottle I 1 Rocky Fork per case 12 N C White better 2 N C White fine 2 Laurel Valley Corn 3 Rye Whiskey Expreu Celled Per G Queen City 2 Sunny South t 2 Rye Malt Hurdle Rye Special 4 Over holt 4 Rich Hill 4 Planter Boone 5 Williams Private Seal 9 Alcohol One grade only and jug 4j Gin as4 4 i 3 G- Old 200 300 a Trial Order YOUR Savings Account Serves you in more than one way It is a reserve for times want and misfor tune It is capital to use when you see a good business opportunity All the time your money is in this bank it earns you FOUR PER CENT INTER EST We invite your account small or large The First National Bank of Alachua ALACHUA FLORIDA Send U of i ti tHK8 m ¬ =

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Page 1: Gainesville Daily Sun. (Gainesville, Florida) 1909-07 …ufdcimages.uflib.ufl.edu/UF/00/02/82/98/01441/00651.pdflp to within a few months since ne was engaged In the mercantile business

THE GAINESVILLE MIN JULY 1 190

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OCALA WINS CONTEST

IN GAME OF ERRORSP-

OOR EXHIBITION OF BALL ON

LOCAL DIAMOND MONDAY

Nappy and Jolly Crowd of Rooters

From Brick City Accompanied-

the Team Here

Jack Sluu

From Tuesdays Dally SunThe fat Ocala team won ovir the

Oak Halls yesterday in a IOOMIV play-ed game on the local diamond Fromstart to finish the contest was mark

I with numerous and costly errorsthe majority of which were creditedto the honit s

Watson pitched a Kplfiidid gameLaying a shade the better of Hrownthe visitors twlrler POll pitched asteady same hut ragged fielding hackof him was what lost it TheBrick City buys took advantage of

misplay and piled up enoughruns to carry away the bacon

The work of Taylor and Hcndrlcksfor the locals were features of thegame while Waller behind the batand Donaldson on second starred burthe visitors

The Ocala boys are a fast and cleanset of players always In the gameto the finish

Following Is the game by InningsFIRST INNING Miller hit to first

and was out Graham skied out tosecond Bullock walked atsoafanned No runs

Dodge struck out Jewett poppedout to Bullock Waller fouled out tothird No ruts

SECOND INNING Hendricksout to catcher who made a great

catch taking it out of the tree Dentonout pitcher to flrssl Spottswood sing-led to left and stole second but wastagged trying to annex third Noruns

Donaldson whiffed Bennett hit bypitched ball and took his base Harriswalked Galloway hit to second forc-ing Harris Mclvcr hit a high one toshort who hopped It Bennett andGalloway scoring Hartsfleld catch-ing injured his hand in attempting tocatch runner and retired from gaudmiller carne In from right field andwent behind the bat Lawson going toright Brown hit to short out atfirst Two runs

THIRD INNING Lawson groundedtp third out at first Taylor drove ahot line drive to second who handledIt nicely Miller fanned No runs

Dodge flew out to Denton Jewettlit to short and bent It out Wallerhit to short and Jewett was forced out

r second Donaldson placed a scratchLit in right for one base Bennett flewout to short No runs

FOtRTH INNING Graham dourMed to left Bullock hit to second

on error was safe Graham scor-ing Bullock taking second on thebrow home to catch Sandy Wat ton

ruck out Bullock took third on ajussed ball Hendricks got his base

stole second Denton flew out tointer Bullock and Hendricks scored

M bad throw to third Spottswoodt Iked Lawson grounded out to secv I Three runs

Harris popped out to short GalloA y whiffed Mclvcr out short to

No runsFIFTH INNING Taylor called out

tor being hit by bunted ball Millerwas hit by pitched ball and took firstGraham walked both runners advanc-ing on passed ball Bullock fouledout to first Watson skied out to sec-

ond leaving Miller and Graham onbases No runs

Drown singled to center Harris run

Hindoos Puddings

JELLO

Powderm Mix one

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7Ta tumnr olfour Yearspnttth

4 themst i s tieeland f hail

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XVr operation counth nt am vtrj

T a friends ndvfnand took Lydia K-

tJ table Compound

for it has nua and well

woman and I shall recommend it a-

long as I live Mns MAYhid

One of the greatest triumphs ofK Cornis the conquering of womans

read enemy tumor If you have

tion or displacement dont wait fortime to your fears and gothrough the a hospitallion but E

Compound at onceWh

for ills and such unquestion-able testimony time

remedy andshould give confidence toevery woman

you would mlvieecnso write n

letter to Mrs Plnlclinm ntMass Her advice la free

nnd always helpful

iiiiK for him Dodge hit to pitchervho threw high to first DodRe goingo second and Harris scoring Jewettlit grounder to Taylor who failed tolandle It Jewett safes Waller flew

ml to center scoring Dodge Donaldson singled to right and Jewett crossedhe plate Dennett out pitcher to

lust i runsSIXTH INNING Hendricks fan-

ned Denton flew out to short Spottswood whiffed No runs

Galloway hit to short safe on first

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Mclvcr struck out Brown out pitcheio lint Galloway taking second

doubled to right scoring Galaway Jewett hit to short and reach-d first on had throw to Bullock Dodge

scoring Jewell out trying to pilferretain 2 runs

SnVKXTH INNING Lawson outeeond to first Taylor grounded outo first Miller skied out to third No

runtWaller out short to first Donald

ion flew out to second Bennett out-

n swings No runsEIGHTH INNING Graham whiffed

Bullock flew out to second Watsontalked and stole second Heudricks-lngled to left scoring Watson andohiR to second on throw to the plateHliton hit by pllched hall and tookits base Siottswood flew out to secmd 1 run

Harris struck out Galloway fouledout to catcher skied out tothird No runs

NINTH INNING Lawson struckTaylor out second to first Mil-

ler flew out to center

NELSON GETS APPOINTMENT

Succeeds Col Fred Cubberly Who Is

Now District Attorney

From Tuesdays Dally SunH G Nelson a partner of the firm

of Nelson Manners of Wllllalonhas been appointed to succeed ColFred Cubberly as collector of cus-

toms for the ports of Cedar Key andPort Inglls

Col H S Chubb who has been inWashington for the past few daysStates that other Florida appoint-ments that are recommended by thecommittee are receiving favorable conriiderallon and that they all havejust cause to feel good over the re-

sults obtained He was glad how-

ever to again return to his Bone andstates that it is fully ten degreesrooler here than in Washington

Foleys Honey and Tar not onlyslops chronic coughs that weaken theconstitution and develop Into con-

s i nipt ton but heals and strengthensthe lungs It affords comfort and relief In the worst cases of chronicbronchitis asthma hay fever andlung trouble J W McCollum Co

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MICANOPY PLEASED

OVER NEW SCIIEDULE

SCENE AT DEPOT REPRESENTED

GRAND EXCURSION EVENT

Large Number Take Advantage to

Initiate the New Srvice and

Visit Gainesville

TIll l w trhedule elUCtlU on tin-

A I railway Monday irimd nwry surprise u the ritii iisjf Micanoi lw Mere out en plantto Willie the first trip lioiii tlirplate Aloiind the depot It was a-

very notlccacle thut about alp

of the prominent citizens of the clijwere there and ti large number olothers to actually set awager train running Into that point

Aside from the fact that a hurtcrowd was present to witness the airival and departure of tilt train tincommittee who werehad started the work for the securing-of this service were on hand andwere to well pleased with the

in which it was received thatthey will take some immediate stepsto have the regular passenger trainsNos 39 and 40 run via that point atin early date

The new train from WIlcox whichaas heretofore run from Cltra to this

Ity was well patronized upon its

niHnl trip and a number of peoplerom Western Alachua availed themelves of the opportunity to visit heroind spend the day

Under this new system GuincsvilUhould enjoy a much larger traderom the outside sections of the

county and The Sun believes thatt will Provo beneficial and saving toill tilt patrons along the line olthe road and help strengthen everyeel Ion

DEATH OF YOUNG MAN

Was Sick Only Short While BeforeCalled to Reward

rotn Tuesdays Dally SunI A Malphurs n young man ol

about 2fi years of age died at tithospital on Sunday morning at t

oclock after an Illness of tenfrom typhoid fever

lp to within a few months sincene was engaged In the mercantilebusiness on West Union street andwas well and favorably knownthe citizens who join In extendingcondolence to the bereaved ones

Ills remains were taken to AntiochIn the afternoon and laid to rest ati oclock a large number of relativesind friends being present

Mr Malphurs was n very stoutoung man and was apparently in thebest of health until he visited Jakonvllle and the encampment when

he came home to take his bed Itseems that he had some premonitionthat he would die for shortly afterhe was taken sick he expressed thedesire that his remains be placed in

lio above cemetery

From Wednesdays navy SunTim reporter was mistaken In

tho death of Mr I A Malphurs In stating that he was a wellman prior to attending the encamp-ment at Jacksonville He wasvtth a slow fever for about ten daysprior to going on the encampmentind only went to keep his promise

thinking that possibly the changewould benefit him

A Golden WeddingMeans that man and wlfo haveto a good old ago and consequently-

have kept healthy The best way tokeep healthy Is to see that your liverdocs Its duty 365 days out of 365The only way to do this Is to keepDal lards Herblne In the house andtake It whenever your liver gets In-

active 50 cents per bottle Sold byW M Johnson

Picnic at Windsor

The good people of Windsor an-

nounce a picnic to be held at thatplace on next Saturday July 3 A

cordial invitation is extended toeveryone to be present and bring wellfilled baskets

I suffered habitually from constipa-tion Doans Regulets relieved andstrengthened the bowels so that theyhave been regular ever EDavis grocer Sulphur Springs Tex

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CURl alt diseaaon caused by a TOIlLIVEN One bcttlo purchased today may savo you a serioussick spoil tomorrow

SMALL DOSE LARGE BOTTLEPRICE SOc GET THE GENUVCBALLARD SNOW LINIMENT CO

500502 North Second Street ST LOUIS M-

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GEORGIA SCHOOL

OF TECHNOLOGYATL-

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lECUMTAL INSTiTlTK the highest rank wh P-CRruihmiei crruty romimn and lucrative poaitioni inengineering situ commercial lifo Located in the most

j ro n ivi city of South with the nttonnding opportunl-lie oihttsl it graduates in time touths present remarkabledevelopment

Advancid in Midmniml EKftriral Textile andCivil Emii tvrhw Engineering CluUiistry Chemistry andArchitecture

Extensive and new ifnpmnt of Shop Mill Ltiboratc-rii etc New I i niry nod new Chemical Laboratory

Students jmived any tine during the s ion

For ilhi lrate l catalog uiliin94

K G MATHESON A M LL D

Atlanta Georgia

P 0 Vex 401 JACKSONVILLE

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CASE PAIDDeSoto Rye

4 fun quarts f 5000 full quarts 700

12 full quarts 127512 full quarts freight paid 1200

Williams No 10 Rye4 full quarts 3200 full quarts 450

12 full quails 900Old Halifax Rye

4 full quarts 420full quarts 600

12 full quarts 1200Sunny South Rye

4 full quarts 275r full quarts 400

12 full quarts 8005C full pints 1200

Yellowstone Bourbonllottlc express collect 9 125Case express collect 1275

Old loon Express CollectBottled In bond by the U S Govmt

4 full quarts express Paid 50012 full quarts express paid 127524 full pints express paid 137548 full half paid 1500

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lery Bottling Express Collect100 pints In drum 33200 half pints in drum 33Sold only by drum will not brc

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Rocky Fork per bottle I 1Rocky Fork per case 12N C White better 2N C White fine 2Laurel Valley Corn 3

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Queen City 2Sunny South t 2Rye MaltHurdle Rye Special 4Overholt 4Rich Hill 4Planter

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YOUR Savings Account

Serves you in more than one way It isa reserve for times want and misfortune It is capital to use when you seea good business opportunity All thetime your money is in this bank itearns you FOUR PER CENT INTEREST We invite your account small orlarge

The First National Bank of AlachuaALACHUA FLORIDA

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