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a4va c in the cost of cotten duck makes the possession of a7acat still wore of a luxury

Notwithstanding careful training byUncle Sam Cuba seems destined toloin the crowd of unruly boys

The stockholders of theAir Line met at Augusta Ga on

and ratified the companysreorganization plan

Dr Simpson collects 1000 a minutefor foreign missions at Old OrchardSuch financial ability could be madeuse of In Wall Street

The weekly roll of drowning loadsto the conclusion that some peopleare either moat foolhardy or the poorest HWlmraerB In the world

Dividends of the Fall River Mlllofor the quarter ending June 30 1009aggregated 408650 being 12250 inexcess of those of the preceding

VIle man U be who accumulatesknowledge In a quiet way stor s Itaway and does not It until theoccasion will do the mostgoOd

No wonder the automobile factoriesare unable p out machines fait

B Bfeer ttrpyed every weekendkeeps the supply

France la criticising the lack ofla our tariff bill seeming-

ly forgets that there ought to beaae return for the American millloss absorbed by the many French

Its how the man who lawaya BOW nucb raoaey hecevklOMKe It he only bad a smalla M4fe b cla with to Bever able toget V B that Mali BUB reaiarksThe AJbcay Journal

It fun C be charged that tile failureef titft regiatry dlvlsioa of tbe Postalive to pay ia dyesay special efforts aaade by the ezIprwn J e aBlefi to a tract that classof b by redudsg their cbargea

A teaaeial expert baa written aMacrae article OB Who OWBB tileWeaJOl et Ute United States upoawbkk a writer observes that if bebad jut ABlabed a atay wltba summerresort keeper be would not have anydobt-

Seddea prosperity of AmericansBiakva them willing to pay more iathe explanation offered by GermanysAfriCM diamond monopoly for ita ad-

vance la the price of the stones Fromthis It Is interred that when Ameri-cana wont buy diamonds nobody will

A fortune of five million dollars leftat Caracas Castro

ia said to have been entirelywiped out The other day one millionshares of cigarette stock owned byhim were sold for about onefourththeir part of the money

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No definite Information has beengiven out for publication on this Inv

Ifprtant subject but the Southern wasthought to be behind the deal whenthe Galaetvllte and Gulf was purcfaa-

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vails altbottgB the big system hasnever purchased stock IB the amallroad A local railroad man yesterdaystated that he did sat believe that theSouthern would ever build on or buysouth of Jacksonville having perfect-ed satisfactory trams arrangementswith the Atlantic Coast Line Notransportation fact has ever beenmore evident than that Tampa hUH

long been In sore need of a quickerroute to the West however and In

caaortlte Southern is Interested sucha could be secured without thenecessity of building any great lengthof roadway

The present terminals of theJacksonville road which

more than forty miles in length areFairfield and Sampson City Gaines-ville being the largest city on the lineFairfield is about twentyeight tullesfrom Dunnellon the phosphate centerof Marion county and therefore notfar from Ocala the county soot Itla understood that the line will be

to either Dunnellon or Ocalafay next spring the Tampa Northernwill be operating trains out of Dunncllon which would make It possi-

ble If traffic arrangements can bemade for the Tampa and

train to also enter the citySampson City In Bradford county

Is a station of the Georgia Southernand Florida railway which Is theproperty of the Southern RailwayThe Georgia Southern and Floridarates trains over Its own line fromPalatka to Macon and there loins theSouthern Railway the branches ofwhich extend to Atlanta Chattanooga Knoxville Cincin-

nati St Louis NewYork over the Pennsylvania Linesand connect with lines running topractically ev ry center in the Kantthe Muddle West and West Furthermore Sampson City Is only fortytwoaides from Jacksonville and the Inter-vening territory Is as productive asany In Florida This fiftytwo smile

extension would allow connection ofthe Tarawa and Jacksoavllle road withthe the Southern whichannually brfm border of touristsbosjeueekerjL and commercial travelera to aa nothing of thevolume of freight to Florida

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Hereafter all tobacco camfag itswill jiijre a Government guarantee ato Ita quality and cleanliaeis the tautoriea of the territory having beesplaced under the observation of theInternal Revenue Bureau and HealtbDepartment

Deaf Cannet Be Curedby local applications aa they cannotreach the diseased portion of theear There Is only one way to curedeafness and that Is by constitutionalremedies Deafness Is caused by anInflamed condition of the mucouslining of the Eustachlan Tube Whenthis tube la Inflamed you have arumbling sound or Imperfect hearingand when It la entirely closed Deaf-

ness Is the result and unless the In-

flammation can be taken out and thistube restored to Its normal conditionbearing will be destroyed forevernine cases out of ten are caused bycatarrh which la nothing but an in-

flamed condition of the mucous

We will give One Hundred Dollarsany case of Deafness caused by

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nate In th l Ma ef Its trot andthe supply ef farm product Yl anIncreasing w t of living o tar a-

dfttormlntMl nr fondntnff Is theof hractlrally try

The family budget contantly to be overhauled and to famllies of small Income there Is no doubt

increasing necessity to pare downthe quantity and quality of eatablesrequired to maintain Its members In

a well nourished conditionThl tendency of rising prices of

recta the life of the people at Itssource because the vitality of everyportion of the population Is largelydetermined by the kind and the quan-

tity of food with which It can be supplied It Is this aspect of the questionof the coat of living that makes thematter Important enough for citizensto Institatc an Injulry In every largerenter of population as to what Isresponsible for the Increase In thecost of food supplies-

A commission of public spiritedmen and women acquainted withpopular conditions and who have ca-

pacity to command Investigating tal-

ent of the right sort would go farto show whether or not the distribu-tive system as at present concernedwith food supplies Is really gettingan undue share of the cost to the con-

sumers of these and kindred com-

modities

A Washington dispatch says reports-of crop conditions In the UnitedStates show the average on the firstof this year to be slightly better thanthat of last year and higher than theton year average of all the crops onAugust 1 Crops below tout year ancotton rice hay buckwheat and ap-

ples Summary of the relative condi-

tions In the different sections onAugust 1 showed the South AtlanticStates to be 81 or 39 below theaverage and the South Central Stat v

to be 722 or 10 per cent below

A conference of Democrats of NewYork will be called for Saratoga tomoot on September 9 which will bepractically as large as the State con-

vention and it IK hoped to makethis an occasion for reviving the Dem-

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Leave Gainesville for Micanopy Fairfield and local points South 1010 a m

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Leave Gainesville for Sampson City PalatkaLake City Valdosta and all points North 600 p m

Returning arrive Gainesville 930 p m j

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Tickets on sale from Jacksonville every Monday and Thursday beginning with June 17th up to

with final return limit Sept 30thon these tickets at Rich-

mond Baltimore and PhiladelphiaReduced rates to other summer resortsFor information rate reservations etc call

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