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 mOFAITY AND



 flI NT o(nSESE

 oi ro by Oarw pflrtn.

 M, ONAL AND OOCIAL ITEMS
 SlHaas Happened and What I Going
 W Happen Told in Short Paragrapha
 So That *'He Who Runs May Read
 1' iM The Gun.
 hwuts WHduay Doau Am.
 J. A. Hague of Hegue was in the
 I:t*1 yesterday.
 lm sinon's Wonderful Salve for sale
 bP W. MeCollum & Co.
 J. S. Crown of Rocky Point was
 I` a.i.g in the city yesterday.
 ~'1. 0. Peterson of Trenton was
 tIIIlng in the city yesterday.
 UJ. Shaw of Alachus was a visitor
 r a the county capital yesterday.
 n Mrs. 0. P. Cannon of RoIky Point
 Ms shopping in the city yesterday.
 E. 3. B. Kite of Waldo was trans.
 Ssiga businmess in this city yesterday.
 John Cothern of Laromsse was a
 ltess visitor to Gainesvillae yester-

SjiMr. and Mrs Hague Striekland of
't:eglle were among the visitors to this
4 ,a* yesterday.
J. H. Prtor and J. A. Croeby of
Mi,".aNOpy were transaeting business
 this ieity yesterday.
 1. .J. Ward of Kirkwood. one of the
 ', eosnfml farmers of that section. was
 bi the eity yesterday.
 Mr. ad Mrs. W. L. 111ill and son de-
 p, ted yesterday for Roehelle. where
 bsy will make a brief visit to rela-
 mao
 J. F. DeSha of Fairbanks, one of the
 PfMinent residents of that section.
 S tnsatuuetinr business in this city
 Werday
 Iamuel Bapp. one of the oldest and
 bes known citizens of the West End.
 S Ina town yesterday from Jennings
 fake. The San acknowledges a pleas-
 at kall.
 Mns. Joseph H. Hogan and smon of
 high Spring were in the eity for a
 *1an timeyesterday. Whilehere lley
 S the guests of the former's mother.
, Ms. J. 0. Witherspoon.
 h J. I. I)yes of Campville was a viiit-
 to this city yesterday Mr. Dyes
 SJustt been honored with the lec-
 Mom of justice of the peace of that dis-
 triet,iesH. I. Moran.
 S S. Sapp of Jennings Lske waI in
 Stewausterday and made The Sun an
 M Able eal Mr Sapp has bein in


food.
ders are injuriouL


wder saves health.


HER CO., N&W YORK.


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 Sad health for the past two years. texas Wonder is tile only thing that
 ,.anh to the regret of his many" has given me relief-I ought to say.
 tfileaS. 'ha. effected an absolute eure.
: Rupeet fully.
 .* v. Alworth. a clever yvung man 0' (UJ. Homan.
 S Onla. has arrived in the city, and
r l imake this his future home. Hie A TEXAS WONDER.
 *pted a position as bookkeeper One small bottle of the Texas Won-
 the sn ill Furniture Con- der. Hall's Great DisJovery. oures all
 fls wMr. worth served the Maron kidney y and bladder troubles. removes
 wOaty Wombn fo <>soinng here gravel, curee diabetes. arminal emie.
 sious. weak and lame baeks. rheuma.
 J. A. Maultsby of Canmipille. the iim and all irregularities of the kid-
 0"SlsNful briek naneafstnur fr i .ti neys and bladder in both men a&d


facturer of the famous El
was transesetng buslanes
yesterday. Mr. Entrnsam


Toney cigar,
In thit oitly
states that


he It making excellent sueese with
the El Toney now, which is gaining a
wide reputation among eoi4ker evsrl-
where. lie is employing severaleipgar.
maker at Waldo, uad deserves good
sueees..
 The Brown House continues to Im-
 prove and large. As was ttated sev.
 eral week ago. the room ever the
 First Nailonal Bank were enorsed a
 an addition to the boesm, ad wark.
 men as now *ip Isa remnIalag
 and repaperis a to be meed as ma
 ieax tot I hotel. As a beotl Ia.
 sar Josph A. Euel le a **asem -
 the travelli pebl appreelate selt a
 hos4lry a ts Brewm Hose, whikoh Io
 now I better odmlda soam Is hAe
 ev*r bew.
 W. B. Lewls, a pmMeslve pIaster
 of the AM"uae mention, was the *lty
 tradiag yesterday. and while ihem r.
 mewed bl sabisrlptlaes to The Ban
 Hi staesthlt the erops have been
 good in his motion, with the mmult
 that the people are properous and
 happy. TiM eotloso ep, netwith
 |standing the prIVM e s erfoilluae
 land roosh" a good. and, the s
 have bsen esively satlisetory. Thmo
 will be very little etloton st ien the
 wnrehoue.


 GREAT'


 OPENING

 BARGAIN SALE

 lea es't Tkuruiq, Frqd

 NOV. 16, 17, 18.

 This will be our firnt tirms Bargal
 Sale sin moving into our new stone
 front building on southeast eorer of
 square. known am Phifer' Cormer. This
 only begins a series of Baalain Salep
 which for low prioe have mude *
 New York Racket famous.
 For berlin giviag this sale will
eelipse all former attempts at low
prices and will knock all competitors
out on the first round. We arq busy
as bees now. but we want everybody
within twenty miles of Gainesville to
visit us during this sale and see the
greatest outsiy of btrgainM ever played
before a buying public. Anticipate
your wants and lay in a supply while
you cas buy at such bargains.

PRICES WILL BE REDUCED
 In a Great Many Lines.

CIRIl'LARI Felly Qeetim All Price
 Will be Distribated MNa*by
 and Tuesday*
 Don't Forgot the Dates:
NOVEMBER 16. 17 end 18,1904

 Te ter Ceamiry Friendst We want
you to eome and bring your families,.
We have built for your use a large
hitching shed in our back los for your
horses and vehiele.. Plenty of water
and feed boxes for your horses, and if
you bring your luneh we have plenty


of room with hair and table. Come
to 1'hifer' Corner. everybody. You
are welcome.

 The Only Store in Gaineaville
Trying Especially to Take Care
of the Country People.


 W~ O~Ni me heap. Ap.
 J. D. itauklght of Mineapy was
ameo trtm whokaeMe to iluInieslille
yntsrda ind s peeoed subo option to
The arn,. Mr tauknhWas he decided
In make Ieis khit'ne., and will rn.
move to slt idt I a few days. The
propie of tialnesvillo will exiend a
*Ormla wistelfme.
 W. R. mteekert s ald lI. 1: 5 Voyleo
have returned from tli la inmemok,
winere they have been for the past few
days in an old*time hunt. There is
lots of bix game in tUliu llammock ye,.
but theme gentlemen were looking
oinly for tLe ssmallor, auid utermded In
killing a large number of qulrrels and
an oceaesional turkey
 John Entensa of Waldo. hIli mamu


/'' .


 J, H.,r e MinO wa aa tabe*
oees vision tio ithb r oIry ti .
0. *eIM edm f aepNy arl meag
the beweiow visilan to this Ity 9p1*

 Thkonast Otees and lawnwse goa.
reoey of Graham were in the lty yes.
,ertday.
 I.. F. Meteo and family of a11tlhetr
are visoitingJ l. M.annI ingad family
West siftneeville
 After an absenee uf *some timeI
Georgia. W. P. Oartt resturnmed
to hi. h~uas in this city.
 Mties leCredt a rharmiag yeaug
lady ofMtiwnpy Jiselen, was skojW
ping I u the elty nWoida.
 Antilelpale youwr wats ald is Imp I
aupnly dludarg r Bal gain a"l XNo.
1t. 7 aad. I New Ysek iatket.
 I. L. Williane of BeTlWellle wa Io
the eity yesterday and renewed hib


eoberiptoen to Alakem's lIsinary.
 Mis Nona JeralaI ihas med ters
 from a pleasst ils to the wflly d f1
 Oaptalma B. W. Foasaie as NM elwm a"t,
 Josepk liih of MieMsmo, a memO
 bert of the firm of Umlsh Johemms
 uamer. wai trmwsItle bhees tis
 this ai ly pleerday.
 Mr. aid MUs. W. W btall, f Ma e
 Ohm1 woe ftra la ed 9 po
 rd, Mr. itA 4
 PfItr -f hea l

 ObEe. Syla 0 Mags osd s
 plemas idsSe SMw o etr s.7% ~


 ,Ift S .ikdill, Zto ImilH
 Mk AnallO to o dfke*. 0 0 ...
 wM. Isid


 tan vse wed iso sk ieWih..
 we P. MoaM t mt f iTk
 aMt; ase te at at tee nbtb s
 N Owe, .

 1 11l4- n I Onf PtIlpe iM eni. lmB
 Piskes, a se esafl n sih es V Iw.
 beary. i aled ath Sea 0mtMg



 W. D. Mor In o- t
 then who taeed lot el
 visit yeoteiday. Mr. ot shft
 thae teo wla i e lal te as


 n fawaa felem a

hoable. A .
 R. D. P Fillps of Meredith, at f
ber ofe those brmeof ihillips A eeh
e*rw. cseelve ismaataeauuus d
her, was tamsee e be a slm 1is k
ey teteyay. r th ha bew emeof the
moat modei pleats in Leviy tasi
 0. 0. YThWAi of Roskele5. 3. *

of NIesaopy W. L. bvis.t of SD,
Polmo, w.o. Celld of Hage Ots to .4
she visitors to this city yeteudq.
 N. A. Calihn of Besniupsat has
Jiust returned from a seo Eoa svielstis
his old home. lesburs. Ill. -iad the .
World's Fair. ie state Ithat the
farmers of the W es are iv.g md, n me
for te yield of crops has been s. eao
moos and the prices haa been oi d,
honce they as a rule have pleatyr t
money.
 Friends of Captaino Wigate of ll ALDO
Hamesmoek, who, had thmae a0lotemea to &
become paralysee a few mouths age, ns-
will be grald at rie Li oat lenm 6 n
that he is very nmet. improved, aWE
the honces are favor able Ie Ieds s
for a complete recovery. Capta e
thengute I. the lather of Mn'. a. V.
MacFarland of this city. hi m n
 Inspector Strawnl ofeh.. Soluthat..

Inspection of the wiring of the Gaias loI
will Gas mnd Electrie Light Company.
He pronounced tha work of he newJ

la every ntquirement of the agour Dr.
elation, ahd took ocsslum to eoamupli.
meot Manager Poig and his mea on. 0


the excellent workmanship. I ai
 Among th prominent "ris inr to this, (Porertr I
city yesterday was L. C. Heater of
Williston. whe mai Ti hSun na agree-. iuaml
able oall. 'ir Hleter iea member of
a $26,UW) vlmk company whleh has.
been organized at Williston for the PWihl
manufacture of vegetable and frai
 me. a aIL AL.-.! l1~ a a


- -*&. -AL -
 Sherhff IE. Johns of Iradforl
 county was in the elyl from Starke
 yesterday. He eame to take into eus.
 tody one William Ford, colored, who
 was arrested by Deputy Sheriff J. H.
 I ranger Wednesday upon nsat itoms
 from the authorities of Bradford em-*
 ty. Ford isto wanted upon a charge of
 reasitimg an officer in the discharge of
 his dules.
 Judge Mason continues to "do bosl.
 ame" la the matrimonial line. He
 lasued yesterday licenses to It. H.
 Fulth and Polly A. Pope, Wan. Dau.
 trey and Ida 'M. Dudley, white, and
 Samuel Clifton and Mary Ann Wil.
 liam. colored. In the latter instanee
 the Judge enjoyed the distinction of
 performing the ceremony. at the con.
 elusion of which he caused the usual I
 salute.
 romS Naturrdn'sa IiAUy Sun
 Marion Campbell and son, Tom, of
 Alaehua were among the visitor to
( saineerille yesterday.
 H. T. Thomas and W. A. ghaw. two
 progressive farmers of Gordon. were
 among the visitors to this city yester-
day.
 R. J. Hadsock of Alachba, one of the
 valued friends and subscribers of The
 sun, was among the business visitors
 to this city yesterday.
 T. J. Moeae of Hawthorn was In the
city yesterday. He was en route home
from Cedar Key and other points,
where he has bee on business.
 F. .I. Stark, a suecesful colored
 farmer of Melrose who knows a good
thing and subseeribes for The Son. was
In the city yesterday and renewed his
subscription.
 Mr. and Mrs. u i. L. Feaster and son
were in the city from Mieanopy yes.
terday. Mr. Feaster came for the pur-
pose of having some dental work per-
formed by Dfr. Alderman.
 The interior of the residence of M1r.
and Mrs Janes It Graham is being
improved by the application of fresh
wall paper. The designs are of the
latest pattern. and will add greatly to
she interior surroundings.
 Frank Shawl of Union City. Ind.,
who is considering seriously locating
a saw mill in this section, was in the
oity yesterday. accompanied by his
charming daughter. They are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. I,. W. Hart of Para.
disc.


 READ THIS.
 Icedbone, Miss., Sept. 24. 190l.
 Dr. E. W. Hall. St. Louis. Meo -Dear
Sir: In reply to youn of a recent
date in regard to the efficiency of
Hall's treat Disceovery a a kidney
cure. I can safely say that it is well
name when they call it a WONl)lElC.
I have suffered with a weakness from
the kidneys for years and have tried
all advertised remedies for the con-
laintl ah am wall. nkhvmfilanm sind liatl'-


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