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The Attendance Is Steady Regardless

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Few Days

Ttio enrol lino nt of the Normalrenchiil onu huitte and eighteen-

So large has grown tit class In agnculture that IlOf XHWm has cut It

iii tutu tiuiUun M hi tan handleIt to the Uilvanluut of the studentsThis gives two recitations a day onurgicuiture

The Latin algebra arithmeticgeometry and trigonometry beendivided Into M itiuii

Regardless of the rain the attend-ance every day upon all the clauseis lull The spirit of work pervadesthe entire body

Yesterday afternoon float nnd wagons were furnished and the facultyand students spout the afternoon in-

specting the University and experi-ment grounds

To prevent overcrowding the partywent in two sections Maj Floydhaving charge of the first and ProfVernon having charge of the secondAt the University each section wasshown through the laboratories firstand then through the butl il sgrounds the work o the lnl entitybeing minutely explained

This trip to the University willbring its work more prominently be-

fore the schools ot the State thananything heretofore done The teenerstudents have caught new Ideasabout nature study plant life aridculture and the wonderful productive-ness and possibilities of Floridas soil

WALDO NOTES

WALDO July III John H Prescott met at the train here Mondayhis sister Mrs M A Covar fromWest Palm Reach They had not seeneach other for thirtylive years sothat It became necessary for her toask Is this Mr Prescott Themeeting wits very affectionate andthey drove out to Mr Prescotts farmeight miles in the country

The Waldo House changed handson Tuesday John poring and familymoving to Mrs Itorlngs mothers MrsRices and Mrs Godbolt nnd childr i

moving into the Pet tit cottage recent-ly vacated by Mr Fielding J P Sum-

mers took charge and will also opena business In one of the stores ofHicks brick block thus givinganother business house to our towsMr Summers comes Irom Hamptonhere

There was no service in a whitechurch here last Sunday the pastorof the Methodist church Hev Burrbeing on a vacation necessary to hishealth in the mountains of NorthGeorgia It being his day to preach

A Jolly of Orange Heights was intown Saturday He Is always greetedas one of the most prominent citi-

zens of our fection where he hasslice before the Civil War oc

cupylng the saute farm He has hadsevere afflictions for the last severalyears but is able yet at eightyliveyears old to do chores around hisplace even using the hot a littleHe has long been a pillar In theMethodist Church

Rev Gieen past t of the Haptlxt

VOYLE VOYLE

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church on his last visit performedtlu funeral fcirvJit of sirs Catlurliu-

V ek married Mss Itarliara Smallsurd Mr Earle Trowbrldgt and baptiled Mrs O II Week at a regularservice

XV M Pugh has received a comniiHfrom Governor Gilchrist appoint

ing him notary publicA couple recently married by n no

called minister saw it neccnsai tobe married again by a regular pastorand It was done

An attendant from the Insaneasylum took the train here Saturdaywith quite a young woman who wasa Miss Ponds and who was recentlymarried to n Mr Morris nearFairbanks to convey her to that insti-tution Another unfortunate

Is that she has a fivemonthsold child which was left with thefamily

The tax sales advertised by thecounty collector include severalpieces of property in and aroundtown Land owners had better lookthem over or a surprise may besprung on them in the nature of atux sale certificate sonic day

A superabundance of rain is givingfarmers UH much concern a didrecent drouth

Mss Ida Redd has returned herposition in a popular store In Jack-sonville

Dr G V Murphy long a mailagent on the S A L railroad hasgUilt to Colorado for relief from lungtrouble and will probably remainsome time He is a brother of Mrs-

J H XVilkersonThe and toy gun being

ruled out by a town ordinance wenow hrve Inmal the cheered notesof the ridbird the short song of thebluejay the cooing of the mourningdove and the trill of the mocking-bird while their varied plumage con-

trasts beautifully with the green ofour shade treys in the door yard

Waldo buys are ambitious to havethe lead in baseball tennis and thoughdefeated several times lately arenothing flaunted N P Cauthen hasbeen elected manager Brainard M

Harvey captain nnd Cricket Pruwlttsecretarytreasurer The team willhave an ice cream social In the bankbuilding Thursday to replenish theirtreasury

Mrs L R Chase is visiting her pa-

rents Rev nnd Mrs D L Hrannlng

YESTERDAYS ELECTION HERE-

A Small Vote Was Polled and LittleInterest Taken

From Wednesdays Dully SunA very light vote was polled In the

flection for trustees of the subnchool district In Gainesville as itwas rnlnlnii very near day andno one scorned disposed to getaround and work

A levy of mills was voted andriif following trustee for twoVHFS J H Vldnl XV XX Hamptoniiid Dr J II Ho Js K the latter btiiic u n menibtr instead of XX

who 1 now absent from the

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THIS MONTHS RAIN

Nearly Ten Inches in This CityUp to 10th

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is ftirnlaheil Ly XXeath rJ I II Hell It will be S HII thatwi hurt luul a total of nearly telinch of rainfall for this month ul-

ivatlv He al gives tin mini furseveral years post and it will ln see-itlut during U 7 wejiud only a totalof Yir

Precipitation at Gainesville FlaMonthly from Jan 1 1900 to

June 30 1909 Inclusive1JOO 1901 1002 1903

January 39S 27 515February 1S5 OliO 345 521March 7t 5 697 415 GCS

April 783 lrtl 170 37May 405 203 114 505June 1012 SGG 821 571July 115 776 4S5 572August 233 954 277 UG3

September 266 408 1042 412October 239 330 330 70

November 69 27 427 25

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1904 1905 1906 1907

January 1179 94 300 81

February 283 329 173 87

March 135 264 157 32April 183 154 56 308May 88 427 667 391June 608 8S2 1055 435July 733 830 1028 678August 429 lUll 449 555September 495 599 229 950October 277 295 183 257November 263 46 11 238December 232 563 35 454

Total Inches 4905 5973 4343 4555

JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

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GAINESVILLE FLA

CAPITAL 7500000SURPLUS 2500000

OFFICERS-

W R Thomas President-G K Broome First VicePresldentE D Turner Cashier-

W B Taylor Second

DIRECTORS-

G K BroomeJ B PadgettH F DuttonJ A MaulUby

J G NicholsM VenableW R ThomasW B Taylor

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Gardiner Me I was a great suf-ferer from a female disease doc-tor said 1 would have to to thehospital for an but E

Vegetable Compound com-pletely me months

A WILLIAMS R F D No 14Box 30 Gardiner Me

Because your case is a difficult onedoctors done no M

do not continue to sufferE Pinkhams Vegetable I

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THE COOPERATIVE CONTEST

Business Houses That Are in thePlan Which Will Issue Votes

The handsome pianos and diamondring to be given away in the

Contest will be the grandest distribution of prizes ever offeredIn Alachua county

Parties trading with any of thebtores will be given vote

for every penny spentGainesville Furniture Company

furniture Phifer Morris Co cloth-ing and furnishings Gainesville Hardware Co plumbing and hardwareMrs F T McCormick millinery WM Johnson drugs and medicines LC Smith shoes tend jewelry Mrs RWilson dry goods and notions Saunders Earle groceries and

City Bakery bread and pastry-P Y Smith fresh meats Crawford

Davis livery and sale stables TheSun printing and publishing TheDrown House meals and lodging N

Francisco Tiannna House fruits etcKdiiins Mfg Co lumber and buildingmaterial Standard Fertilizer Cofertilizer

Votes will be given on all ordersfor job printing at The Sun officeand on subscriptions as follows

The Dally Sun125 three months subscription-

old subscribers 500 votes now sub-

scribers 700 votes250 six months subscription old

subscribers 1200 votes new sub-

scribers 1500 votes5 one years subscription old

3500 votes new subscrib-ers 4500 votes

For a club of fivebefore 12 oclock noon Aug

18 1509 old subscribers 30000

votes new subscribers 35000 votesFor a club of ten sub-

scriptions before 12 oclock noonAug IS 1909 old 30000

n w subscribers 35000 vot

There is no limit to the number ofclubs each contestant may secure

The SemiWeekly Sun

1 one years subscription 500

votesFor a rlub of five oneyear subscrip-

tion ftOO votesFur a club of twentyfire

inscription 3 QOU votesThn Is no limit to the number-

of duLl each may secure

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PORCH ROCK

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HAMMOCKS

CREX and MARUGS

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and best Wood StovRanges sold in this t

Finest line White SSheets Towels andCases

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