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THE GAINESVILLE SUN JULY 17 1909 INSCRIPTION OF LAND NAMK OF QWXEK t DESCRIPTION OF 1 AN 2 NAMK OF OWNKU UKSCRJIT10N UVN1 THE IAiLY MV KALNLSVli j K KM In 11 iV 17 Ihill C 7i 1 i i D 0 t C I 0 z tO C O II i t L- f l Y4 rr 1 i F EE r E L NAU- E y 11 i y F r c F Q r- l 1- 1 1 = > = = = < = = > + = Tilt University Oanrt to b th ZTfiil tti lilt interior of Floi- ua It Is located 11 the very ceutv A- lutic and Gulf Coitta MI fends of such terabit a to lie cnpabl of a variety of crop la the heart ol and navul mores belt Sin t the vdiufttuwnl advantage In the Stilt S J vtt edifice uiror lu tio town of Its uv t ulii Mltu consistent cinKri iitlons hn late wni h cannot xrvll i fx health and pliUfun Alt tbunv natural sivsatABW lunibluid with a irogr M n and euunrifcluK trontoNilitMi- citUensblp are ur to make u bit city Ttitre arc many natural utti act loin tacloK t roiii to the city soiue o- vUch are Aluttiua Sink Paine Pralrlo the Devils Mill Hopper War tins Cit and lake NVwnan nil which are reached l y i rlvate iuuvt- MW Spring Park Stuck Farm the largest cd finest live stuck farm In the State I only eight mile nest of thu and icd by a good hard road affording a most pleasant drive The tarDIer of Alacaua county ol fetch Gainesville U the couutv rent lire at home nnd board at the sanu ghee The temperature U very unl scarcely ever reaching the nine tics ta summer or the twenties In slater The population of Gainesville k about eight thousand representinG early every nationality on the face eC the earth and strangers with a hearty welcome Tie University Florida for young MB and tho National Agricultural Ex ptriment Station are located within tbs corporate limit of the city In fact Gainesville has so many things that we must be pardoned If we omit a few of them In the following enumerf- tdcm of what Gainesville Has One artist No saloons One garage Four hotels Four banks Four dalri One foundr Water works Ten cnurches On gus ila t Two tin Three bakeries Six fruit stores Two gunsmith Six refctaurantrt One toro Board of Trade Six drug stores j Four hoe hops State University Twenty lawyers paint Four contractors One bicycle shop Baseball diamond Two Ice factories Six music schools One variety store One public library Two wagon works Two planing mills Two racket stores Two lumber yards One marble works Three silversmiths Three wood yards Five dental rooms One express office Free mall delivery Four beef markets Eight barber Two public schools Two music houses- A telephone Two haberdasheries Two abstract offices Four pressing clubs Two machine shops Two works Six boarding houses One Catholic church military company stores One phosphate office One Christian church Two steam laundries Two Advent churches One dally newspaper Two stores female phy ictin Fifteen grocery stores Ilve Baptist churches furniture stores Be c J u r i panr n weekly newspaper Ten dry goods stores hr cold drink stands 0 electric light plant Ttuw bhickBtnlth bop Thr railways systems Vlfbt orders Episcopal churches Tilted States land offlce fee chemical laboratory fitneea Sunday schools fro veterinary surgeons Presbyterian church cigar manufactories real e tate njrenrlij- ifotunteer Are dtpartmcrt Several lumber companies Three Methodist churches A brass band organization Two photograph galleries wo moving pIcture shows Florida Winter t Chautaaqu- mt flTI life tBJCTMMMMMlM 1itiF i 11 1 ft I I MltIR GitY2 1II1tIt11 Uli nit PI1 lit the 11101 ell at the State halt between t rust the best hurt twP Fl II lit t1I II rca lINt 01 Ten phylcia i seed Temple t hop to one laundry the k pr I Two lour oJ g- r 77YW ie nay the by truck growtnq wine J Jtr n- and N shops shops f a Chinese l ree e fro pre rtarwetr y < > > > < > > < OFFICIAL DIRECTORY State OWee- rGovcrnT W uic fit t t A C Crowu TaKa- Triat t V Kaolt Tuliaha- we j Attars iJwraltarK M Tram null 1 4uA iO- j Conn l i r of Agriculture K- j Mtiit iitihj w- j SMjit t ln tnifftton Vvi M Hollo TiiiahtuMe tu i t I C nty Officer Clvrk and Auditor S 11 Ylciigv- aliaituvin Sui t Iuollc iuwtruction Ur J L j Ktlky GuiiUMtllltt- i Sluiia I C llafflsty GeluMivllle County JuUgu H 0 Mason GatuiK 1ax Assessor W W Colsou Gaines lUIIe Tax Collccuir W D Dickinson Gainesville Treasurer D Matbeson Gaines- ville Supervisor Registration C Mo Grew Gainesville County Commissioners John O DampIer Chairman Hague J F Townsend Campvllle J W May Archer Cbas W Summers Trenton 0 P Cannon Gainesville Members School BoardR D Weeks Chairman Hawthorn J LaCrosse O W Miller Trenton State H IlcCreary Gainesville Members House Syd L Carter Gainesville T A Ooke Santa Fe City Officers Mayor Horatio Davis Marshal 13 T Arnow Tax Assessor W M Bradford Tax 11 Ellis Sr Clerk and Treasurer J Mtrxey Dell City Attorney H E Davis Board of Aldermen G K Hroomo President S J Burnett U L Phlfcr H S C A Colclough T Pound J A Goodwin Board of Public Works If E Tay- lor Chairman V W Hampton secre- tary H F Dutton E J Baird J H Vidal Firstclass rewerage system Two fertilizer manufactories Five Are Insurance agencies Two livery and feed stables One crate and basket factory On Elks reading room Hardwood Manufacturing Plant Agricultural Experiment Station Florida Winter Bible Conference Five dressmaking establishments National Odd Fellows Sanitarium Three undertaking establishments Two of he best hotels in the In- terior Two wholesale grain and teed stores Two wholesale grocery establish- ments Water that has made Gainesville famous The finest opera house In the State outside of Jacksonville A Government building soon to be erected to cost when completed 1150000 Carpenters masons plasterers painter printers machinists and la- boring men galore More miles of paved streets and granolithic sidewalks than any other town in the Interior of the State An 55000 court houe built of brick and stone a beautiful structure and the lawns towel beds shrubbery Confederate monument etc surround- Ing ff make it a most attractive pic- ture FOLEYSRONK TAR Cures Colds Pneumonia We Ask Yout- o take CarduJ for your ferrule troubles because we are sure It will help you Remember that this great femMe renatdy has brought relief to thousands of other women so vhy not to you For headache backache periodical pains femafo weak- ness many have said It b the best medicine to take Try It Sold in This City n te W ry Cb fr1 f I l i I i Ir eat or I IIt I I ioU I I j i I I I I W- oody SenatorH CollectorT Graves W Iub I 1 j I ECARDUI J a Taa- qur d tatrl1 y Craw s ea har t r LUe atE clue prevents o sick 1 > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I Total Cash Value To Be Given Away by the Merchants and The Sun to Citizens of Alachua County Each Section Gets PrizesCo- ntest to Close August 18 1909 Realizing that all should share alike in tho distribution leading business houses have joined in the combination to give away Two Handsome Pianos and One Diamond Ring to residents of Alachua county in three different sections These progressive firms will give One Voto for each penny spent with them In the event of a tie for any offered a prize similar in all respects there- to will be given each of those tieing THE A R HARPER PIANO CO of Jacksonville from whom the pianos- for this contest were purchased have agreed to offer extra prizes as the first five candidates in district excepting the winners of the capital prizes- in the said districts one certificate each for 10000 which will he redeemable in cash as a payment on tiny handled by Everett Harvard Dayton- or John Church In addition to this they will give a certificate good for 25 toall other contestants in the race and will make iptcial arrangements with any- one to take care of their purer on nil puiclmis of instruments at the cath price Will embrace the city and suburbs Duel be con UdlllCbflliG fined to u radius of four miles in each direction The winner in this district will bo awarded a HANDSOME DIAMOND RING Eastern and Southern Section S shell nil points voulh Waldo Island Grove Cnmpville Micanopy- g bike View Tneonm nil along line of T J Ry ONE PIANO Western and Northern Section Wan nee Wilcox Bell Newl erry Jonesville and all settlements covered bv this area ONE PIANO u n 11t lf t A TWO PIANOS AND A l- Q g 11 c rJCi rb t rJbI W Q g 100000 i- dt WY 8 i g i pia no themthe I Will comprise territory from Fair banks nil points east sari Ro II n w I horn 2 line I t ViIl all statior from j to HIgh 1 ronton I i 1- c I t3 RINC d The Section from poi is Archer M ¬ ¬ > < How and Where to Get Votes The following merchants will give one Tote for v ry cent paid Into their establishments for rood which they handle Gainesville Furniture Company Furniture Phifer A Morris Co Clothing and Furnishings Gainesville Hardware Co Plumbing and Hardware Mrs F T NtcCsrmlck MIllinery W M Johnson Drugs and Medicines C Smith Shoes and Jewelry Mrs R Wilson Dry Goods and Notions Saunders A Earle Groceries and Feed Stuffs City Bakery Bread and Pastry- P Y Smith Fresh Meats Crawford A Davis Livery and Sate Stables The Sun Printing and Publishing The Drown House Meals and Lodging- N Francisco Banana House Fruits Etc Eddins Mgf Co Lumber and Building Material Standard Fertilizer Co Fertilizers f L i 3 g Ioo = Where Votes May Be Cast Ballot boxes will be found In the establish meats of thu merchants votes and at The Bun office Votes sent by malt must be directed- to the Voting Contest Department of The Sun Gainesville Florida Rules and Regulations 1 The contest open to anyone living la Alachua county who Is knows by the conductors of the contest or witched for by some reputable person to them well known 2 No employee attache or relative of the of the arms are eligible to participate In this contest and will participate la no manner 3 In the event of a mlsunaerstandlng between candidates or others Interested In this contest such controversy may be referred to the con- ductors of contest who alone are the persons qualified to render decisions 4 In the event a candidate decides ti with- draw from the rare such candidate will not bo allowed to transfer votes to the credit of another candidate In the contest I J it Ii j t r i t pro- prietors above named ¬ ¬ Old StilperitcM Xe MtVMn 125 Three months subscription 500 votes 700 votes 250 Six months subscription 1200 votes 1500 votes 500 One years subscription 3503 votes 4500 votes For a club of five oneyear subscriptions be V lTJV M votes 35000 votes For a club ol ten u crif tiont 5 fift 30000 votes 35OdOV lciT There is no limit to the number of clubs contestant may secure THE SEMIWEEKLY SUN- 100 One years subscription 500 votes S For a club of five oneyear subscriptions 5000 votes i ft For a clnb of 25 oneyear subscriptions 35000 votes- I g There is no limit to the number of clubs each contestant may secure Soliciting votes by candidates or friends within the stores distributing votes is undesired by the i prooriat- nsi gn a caaagMMaufMR M s 4 dMmsMm THE DAIL Y t o 30000 II each I i I I or ktx months ilk 18- 15S 275 LIZ i CO 1 I9 23131 186- ft 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