1JA1LY SUN UAlNEsVILLK FLORIDA AUttlST 3f 1909I

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FORMER JACKSONVILLE MAN

GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT-

W H Tayloe Becomes General Agent

of Passenger and Freight De-

partments of Southern

WASHINGTON D C Aug 2 By

Southern railway executive order ef-

fective Saturday Sir W II Tayloe

now general passenger agent wns

transferred apd appointed generalagent of the passenger and freightdepartments with headquarters atNo 202 Railway Exchange building

Denver ColMr Tayloe has greatly Improved

health and In Ida recent visit toWashington be appeared entirely well

The office of general agent athowever being a very Important

one Mr Tayloe preferred to accept

this opportunity to remain IB Colo

rado for a longer periodMr H F Gary who succeed Mr

Tayloe as general passenger agentU 35 years of age Is a native of Au-

gusta Ga and has been with the pas

nIger department of the Southernrailway for many years starting asstenographer and occupying variouspositions In the department Including

for several years past position of as-

sistant general passenger agent atWasBlngtofl

Mr C A Kline will be promotedto be chief clerk of the passenger departnent at Washington

There will be no other changes Inthis department except of the cuatonary advancement and lining up ofthe clerical forces

The want ads do wore real estateBustaesa than all other broken coav-

Maedln fact they start most ofthe Business that brokers a 4-

aieata lash

CASTORIAIll laiutts and Chilirta-

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Refrigerators-

Ice CreamFreezers

Vuclor PorchShades andPoch Rugs

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REGULATOR

JULY RAINFALL 1645 INCHES

Heaviest Precipitation Recorded forAny Month In Ten Years

Weather Observer P H Bell re-

ports 1645 Inches rainfall for themonth of July that heaviest for any-one month In tea years

Following Is the precipitation asby Mr Dell from January 1

1900 to datePrecipitation at Gainesville Fla

Monthly fr Jan J toO toJuly Si IMf Inclusive

1900 1901 1902 1903January 39S 389 515February 185 920 343 529March 7S5 697 415 6G3April 783 160 170 37May 405 203 114 505Juno 1012 866 821 571July 415 7 6 485 572August 233 9J 877 963September 266 4 1042 412October 239 330 330 70November 69 27 427 25December 434 297 73L 149

Total inches 5224 5907 5182 4916

January 1179 94 300 SIFebruary 283 329 173 87March 135 264 157 32April 183 154 56 30May 88 427 667 391June GAS SS2 1055 435July 733 8SO 1028 C7SAugust 429 llJO 44 655September l 5 599 229 950October 277 295 1S3 257November 263 4 11 23SDecember 232 5GU 35 451

Total inches 4905 5973 4343 4555

Total

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conntulloti with that famous iiovollntIt was nt Uurfonl llrldRC near Dorking Unit KeutH wmpletinl KmlymIou In NovtiiilMT ISI7 close by ntthe Hookory was horn Father Molthus the Mipiilar w iioml t nUll ntWest humble Frances Uurncy afterher innrrlURo with General tVArblaybuilt Camilla cottage with profits ofher novel of that name and settleddown Sheridan resided at Polcmlcnand John Stuart Mill at Mlcklehamwhile other Illustrious residents In thelocality In earlier times were JohnEvelyn and Daniel Defoe To mostpeople however the chief literary as-sociation of Dorking to with Dickonsfor was not at the Marquis of Granbya variously Identified with the WhiteHart and the Old Kings Head thatMr Wellcr St made the fatal blunder of proposing to a rldder West-minster Gasette

English OifRcult t PVeneuneThe difficulty of Engllab for stran-

gers dots not lie In Ita orthographybat In Ita pronunciation Abroad peo-ple will constantly say that they canread and write Cnftltsn readily whileunable to utter a word or to

a word of the spoken language-as of course vice versa a treat manyEnglish an Americans car read andwrite French long before they can an-dcrstand or stake themselves

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If not beautifully at least soaa to be understood The sane heUcfor a GersMQ speaking French Prorector Albert Kchlns In North Artcar Review

The ef the NaUeiwThe conflict called the Hattie of the

Nations was the battle of Lelpste Itwas fought on Oct I61 1813 be-

tween the soldiers of Russia PrassJaAustria Denmark sad Dolland under Soowanenberg on the OReside and Nax U ou army of allies onthe other It was of the prratwtbattles of modern timer A halt mil-

lion of men were engaged and thecasualties ou lath sides were WOOOIt nvultcd In ovtrwliolmlnp defeat forNapoleon and the liberation of Ger-many Troops from every nation ofEurope participated In It hence theBattle of Nations

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12 fun quarts 1275H full quarts freight paid 1200

Williams No 10 Rye4 full quarts 9 320fi full quarts 460

12 full quarts 900Old Halifax Rye

4 full quarts I 4206 full quarts 600

12 full quarts 1200Sunny South Rye

4 full quarts 27S6 full quarts 400

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