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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific

sAS PEDRO. Mar zs-Th. schoousr Alert,
Farezin Perry = eays from Belltnstar. brought
Captain Nelson. rfu sal touight FOX Coos bay.
Over go GO feet ot lumber was trznsfered
sa.ly E e Es.s9sa e.ss. as sss = lumber handlers
as fox Big 6ezicks could hoist Il fron the hold
q THIS big czr1ez. he STEAMERS Tsn.Ipass
Cartzla KaI11n, Ger ATbion; ne william q Mur-
Ply. Czptain Olsen. fr Coos bays ths Saginaw,
c.ptsin K.lnin. fer eszys Esrhor. and ths
n1ook. dsPartez today. Tie stszzaship Queen.
csputa Th0n1s. departed for San Diego and vIn
al Z t17orroE on TIE return trip TO take
PoETLAND. May 2s-Conn.nder P J. wer-
hch- 1Ehrhoase inspector q this district, which
eouprisss 0rez0n- WzshiaZto1 and ALASKA. II
booked 20 return 70 tAe sea after two years and
1osr months ashore CnotEeial notice 70 that
n is expected nat the of6cfal znno1acsneat
Tia f0tloE soo1- The steamer Rose CIJ aud
ss1 Frsnefscs Thsy rsTe siso er1eS = es e.-
p.cfty with freight ard bad 70 leave some be
h.ne- -ss ssss1 ssnoe5er Mssh5nztoa srr.vsS
Iosd Iuuber ~ Rainier fox return cargo. The
steam seho11er Norrbls1d cleared last night
asn az so r 1es1 sss sDss FsD.s s9e T esss 70
H0uner safied yeseertay. did the steam
sshooner oisau & Nahoay. win lumber ne
row uorntng az daylight for Ho1gkcng, via
Tokohan1 Balfour. GCth-1e 4 Co have char
feref ne French bark Rochanbeau rs bring
carry nrw crpp wheat from here 70 the UrItsd
Kingdom Tie stesmer Alliance left ttis even
rs f~ Ooos bay The 81 ezryiag steamer
n & Porter q II ne river from N1rrerey ana
fhe Cclcnel Drake arrived n from Puget sound
Folcwtnr the Iibel proceedings irstftutec arzinsr
the BRITISH s1lp 4rczols couple e weeks ago
f0r the rsecv>-y of wages cne tie sailors AZ
rfwfng here fron Newczscie- y. s. w. Captain
Ritchls. vho cane ss master ot her. has also
begun kuzr 20 receiver 5000 salary The
sefooner MIn6oro eoupistsd a cargo ot wheat
r1xnv for rznsporrztton 70 Redonta
TAOONA. May z2---Ine Anerican steamer Tu-
earzn With 600 tons of wheat and barley for
Ssr Francisco. departed teoizht The sehooue-
p s Rec6eId czu-1zz 500 600 feet .. lumber
fsr szn Pedro. due u toz cut tonizht. TIE
sts1ner Hyzdes VIII leave Tor SeartIs AZ day
Tieht wfrn q general cargo for Nome The
rfparrer Enckfnsw is at Qu.rrerr1as ster harbor in
Srrtock preparz tory 70 loaefaS for Soue The
P-1-ssk steamer Sr-a thford- nov al San Frnn-
~i~cs' hss been Gred By W R. Grace & Co. unSer
me chsrrer 70 IoS6 al Eureka sud Tacoma for
me wesr coast Foreign wheat clearances for
rfe week totzled Us $50 bushels. valued at SIS
s5s for TIRE United Kiaga01- No Gour cleared
this week
AsToRrA. Ore. 3far zs--The stesner Roz-
reke osprafn Je<sen. sailed this morning for
enn Pedro. ne steam sehooner 0lse1 and Ma
torv. win CARGO ~ $50 0eo feet or iunher fur
9sn Frznciscp. ss1led to1ay. Iss - steamer
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
Calcutta's Pure Food Law

Calcutta demands pure butter. shee
and milk The health officer has
recommended to the market special
committee that no substitute for pure
butter or pure gfee Ga clarified buttsrl
should be permitted to be sold in the
new market and that stall holders FOR
these commodities would render them
selves liable TO lose their stalls IL any
materials other than pure butter and
pure ghee were sold by them As re-
CARDS the sale of adulterated milk II
10 proposed that any vendor IN the new
market who was convicted of selling
aduiterated milk should be elected.
The marksts committee adopted both
proposals OF the health officer and d.
rected the superintendent OF the mar
ket to inform the stall holders Ia writ
Ing that they must hencefcrth give
due effect to these proposals.
The present population OF Germany is
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
A cn-n for HfIn

The Schooner ". 4 Nzrstoa sailed for Hils
Friday with cargo vzlned ct $40 .526. and IN
elUdinS the foIl0vings
ESQ bhis 1our. 2-zIs cts barley. 30 500 lbs
salt. 800 bales hay, II. It's lbs brs1 6 oe0 lbs
ulteed. 2o1 cs canned goods, % cs olives, 5
cs salad oil. IS bbls salmon. 1, $50 lbs lard 10
g brandy. ICE gals whisky. s6 gals gin, e65
gals vinegar. SSs, ,6z5 lbs fertflixsrs loo,12o lbs
tankzge. 5 bhls tsr. 50 6 and u drums gzso-
line "A dru1s dis-iEsts, II docrs 1.43I bbLs
line. III pkgs machinery. Is pigs buggy mate
rial. &c cells rope. 40 bdls iron - pcs pipe 50
cs soap, 3eS lbs tobacco. 10 kegs spikes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
Average snow on ground 40 inches.


Average SLOW on ground 40 t1ches-
The pressure has risen over raz plateau region
snd fallen ever the north Pscftc coast Gen
erzly fair weather prevails over the Psci1c slope
except in northern Arizona and northwestern
rain is reported A thuadersteru occurred at
FIaestaf
The rempersturs has risen from two TO is
degrees over the Pacific slope. and is generally
above the normal.
Conditions are fsTorasls for fair weather IN
California Sunday. vita Light 70 fresh north
west wind
ssn Frznrfseo and Flcfnfty-FzEr Sunday;
fresh northwest wind
Santa Clara FalIey-Fsir Sunday; fresh north
wind
sscrzneuto vaIley-Fsir SUNDAY; light north
viad
san Joaquin valIey-Fair Sunday: light north
wind
Los Angeles and FicInitr-CEoudy Sunday
light southwest wind
g. H WILSON. Local Forecaster
CoIeneI Drake arrived from Port Hartford and
went 70 Portland The steamer Homer sailed
fox san Francisco. The oil steamer W $
Porter. IN ballast for S21 Francisco. arrived
The steamer Melville DolIar sailed teRight with
lumber fer San Francisco. The steamer Rose
City, Captain kfdstou sailed for San Francisco
TIE British steamer Tedd0 VIII be shifted 70
St Johns Tomorrow 70 take on ]. coo. 90 feet
OF lumber The Festdo IS schednIed 70 leave
san Francisco for Sydney via Samoa with the
nails June s. The steamer Red81do has been
engaged 70 czu for q lumber Sd ipuent 70 San
Pedro
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chnrter<d Tor Lumber

he f0lloTL1g lunher charters vers sa-
1oQnced yes1erdzy: The barkeatfne Lahaira
from Puget sound 20 EssIu1g, Fcrussa. Mt SIS
British steamer strathord FROM Eureka and
Puget sound 70 Peru (aIso uercdan6isel, tine
charter; British steamer Wi1,bledon- from
Grsys hsrbor and Puget soond C Port Ptrie AZ
z7s 3D. chartered prick 70 arrival.
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Dr.. ThiieIe
THE GERMAN
SPECIALIST
1879 SUFFER- ST.
NEAR FfLL1fnRE-

Treats successfully, By aer ,sern=a4
method all Private and ChFonfe Dis
eases of BOTH SEXES. Diseases Of the
Hood, skin Diseases and all Confrncfed
Ailments cured speedily md all traees
eRnd<cafed from the sysfem- Every
ease fs guaranteed- Charges reason
able Consu1tzffon free
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Frederick p spsskuau TO Mayer Nisch and
wife lot in line Of Church street. II S Of
Army 9 IS By z e5: SO.
Mccarthy company to Fred B. Dunn, lots 60
and 81 block 81. Lakevfsw; $40.
Albert Kfefer TO Minnie Kfefer. lot in "
line Of Kansas street. lis Of Nineteenth.
% hy W leo; gift
Carl Muller to Louis Muller. rot In z line Of
Ninth avenue $50 Of I, Is BY z 120; $40.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24

remedy cures lost power. nightly ennis
sio1s, wasted organs. varfc0cele. gleet
structures. Kidneys. falling memory.
OF the prostate glands and AL other
terrible srects Of se1f-abuse or ex-
cesses. which lead to consumption and
death Positively cures the worst cases
IN old or young OF that morcfTytng con-
dIrion. CUfck1ess OF discharge Sent
sealed. 81 per bortles . bottles s. Guar
zuteet cure any case
Call or address orders HALLS MEDr-
CAL INSTITUTE. SIS Broadway. Oak
land, Cal Also for sale ~ ISIS 24rh
ST.. 8 +. Send for free book
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shinuenf of on

The tank steamer Lansing sailed for TsitaI
va Tocoptla and CsIleo ysstsrSay With IS 600
barrels Of crude OF N bulk. vzlusd er I'll ogc
Tie bulk Of the cargo VIII be discharged az the
port OF estimation
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Arur Tran.parfn

ArfAy LrdH8pUrh
The Burnside is at Seattle
The Bzford Is n port.
The Crock is IN port
The KilpatricE is ct Newport News Va
TIE DIX left Seattle Nay - for Mazil.-
TIE Logan is in port. undergoing repairs.
The Meade Is at New York.
The Sherman sailed from Mania for San Fran
cisco May Is.
The sheridan sailed from Honolulu for H.nil.
Nay 13
The Thomas il In port
The Warren 10 at Manila
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
Lumber for Manila

The British steamer Suye<1c was cleared for
Manila via Puget sound yesterday with III .xsi
feet Of lumber. valued az S. .205, as cargo from
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24

schr Charles = Falk. Jacobsen Grays Har-
Dor.
Schr W. a. Marston Andersen. HiIo.
Ing Hercules Thompson Seattle
Tug Priscilla. Fulton. Port San Luis. with
two barges IN tow.
SPOKEN
Nay LAT deg n, long 2s deg W pr
ship Mltonburn, from Oregoa for United King
dom
WIRELESS
EHLAPA .HARB0R-Prssed Aav "a q
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The Orerdue Iis4

British ship FzIkenbauk. out $50 days from
Port Talbot, for Valparaiso % per ee1t.
American ship Bangzlore, egt 215 DAYS from
Norfolk. for Hoaoiulr- s5 per cent.
British bark Surcouf. cut 152 days frsn Caleta
CcloSa, far Hamburg Is per cent
British ship Cressi1gtOn. cut 154 days from
BarrT. for calIso. Is per cent
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
WEAK MEN

DR. HALLS REINv1GO-
RATOR stops all losses and
unnatural discharges In "a
hours You feel an improve
ment from the first dose. We
have so much conddence IN
our treatment that we ocrer
Five Hundred reward for
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
Nemorauda

Norreu sfrship. On a trial trip az Berkeley
this morning, when about 800 feet up became
gnnaaagesbie and started 70 collapse; had
aboard Is passengers, all Of whom were In
tured.
Per bark wfiscott-Sailed frcm Newcastle.
Australia Jan Il. March 9, and 0, In lat
33 deg s. had hurricane from southeast, flfing
decks to rail and stove In midshfp house On
sta rboard side and did other slight deck dam
ags. Thence light and variable east and north
east winds TO equator. which we crossed So days
out in long 14s deg W. Thence light east
winds until last two days. when ws had fresh
west winds TO port.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24

The present population OF Germany is
about ss,eoo,oGo.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24

United States Branch Hydrographic Office, Msr-
chants Exchange. San Francisco. May
3. leoS.
The time bail the tower Of the Ferry build
ing Was dropped today exactly NJ noon. Pacific
Standard Tine CI2oth MeridiA1), or at sh- oem-
COS, Greenwich Mean Time.
J. c. BURNETT,
LIertprant O. s. N In charge
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Iaminati0n Free! Consultation Free!

The x-ray used to ind the seat Of
The trouble
We cure under q positive guarantee
al diseases OF men VARICOCELE-
NERVOUS DEBILITY. BLADDER
KIDNEY AND CONTRACTED CONDI-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24

C0n1uIfafion and Exnmfnaflon FREE.
NENCE TREATMENT
California Medical Institute
s4S MARKET STREET
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
HourD-Io q. N. fo p m- and fo =
,. n SuDaayD-1o ls II m only.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24

A branch az the United States Hydrcgraphsc
Office, located at the Merchants Exchange f.
maintained = San Francisco for the benefit Of
uzrfners, without regard TO nationality ard free
of expense Savizators cordially Invited TO
visit tue office, where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions OF the world are kept at
hand f7r comparison and reference and the lat
est information always be obtained rrgard-
ing Hehts. dangers 70 naviSation and matters
OF interest 10 ocean commerce.
j. G. BURNETT
Lieutenant. U. s. n. In charge
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wnBAPA .HARBoR-Passed Nay "a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15
NOTES FROM WASHINGTON.

Hon. J, Thos. Helm was one OF the
distinguished Democrats who attended
the banquet given by the Democratic
League OF Delaware at which Hon,
William Jennings Bryan was the guest
OF honor Thla noteworthy occasion
was held az Wilmington. While the
affair was primarily planned a. tosti-
monlal to the Nebraska Deuaocratic
ehieftAin. (, was also the annual ban
0uet Of the league. Mr., Helm, who Is
remarkably well known thrpughout
the entire country, some time previous
to the affair was rendered the ONCE
OF honorary viespresldent OF the lea.
cue. which he accepted. lie was then
urged 10 come 70 wilmingtop with
Mr., Bryan and allow the manager to
place his name on the program for an
address to be made on this august oe.
easiOn. Echoes Of this eloquent ad.
dress which reached washington was
heartily Endorsed by leading statesmen
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15

With the steadily increasing de-.
mand for Americansmade Ice cream
On route 10 and from the Orient an
tadustry has sprung up in California
which furnishes TO nearly ell the
ships Of the trRns,Pacinc lines Ice
cream in large blocks. sufacient In
quantity aud frozen solidity to last the
entire trip to Hong Kong and back
20 San Francisco again. To cater to
this demand n plant has been con.
structed Ia which the Ice cream ls
frozen without the aid OF Ice applied
IN the usual way. The substitute IL
cold brine which eircnlates around
the freesing tanks after coming in
contact with ammonia pipes. By THE
process ice cream can he turned out
at the rate Of a batch every eight
minutes. The capacity OF the plant IL
1000 gallons per -Deeember Pop
ular Mechanics.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15

i r. .
In a speech Of recent date Mr., FuI.
ton q CONGRESSMAN from Oklahoma.
undertook to poke fun at the expense
of Arkansas. The chairman Of the
committee Of the whole House recog-
nized Mr.. Fulton as the Gentleman
from Arkansas.r The oklahoma Con-
gresaTnap began his address with the
statement that many hard things had
been eaid about him, but about the
ugliest was to accuse him of being
from Arkansas. When he had flushed
Congressman Jos. T. Robinson OF Ar
kansas addressed the House In part
as follows: The chairman made the
singular mistake In recognizing the
gentleman from Oklahoma "a the
Gentleman from Arkansas There.
upon the gentleman from Oklahoma
said he>had many vicious things said
about him since be had been on earth,
but the worst thing ever said about
him was that ne was from Arkansas.
Mr.. Chairman, since ] became a mem.
Der OF this body have been gratffied
at the sense of friendship that exists
among the members from different
parts Of this country. This u the first
tiIpe have ever heaFd uttered on the
floor OF this House q sentiment that
would Intentionally beIittle any State |
in this Union. The gentleman spoke |
TO YOU about how great Oklahoma was,
but did not tell you that Arkansas sent |
more citizens into Oklahoma than any
other State in the Union. There are
two kinds Of Jokes, ono that everybody |
Enjoys, and the other nobody except |
The gentleman who perpetrates It.
While / am member OF this House |
! reflection Of that sort cannot be
made upon my State and my people
without my rising In my seat 10 re-
tent II in proper parliamentary ian.
Suage. ! am not ann4 with the gent
enan from Oklahoma, but l want to
'ay 10 him In reply that about the
worst thing ever said about Arkansas
vas that the Gentleman from. Okla
IONA came from Arkansas"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15
Beware ., oInsmsDts Tor catssrh ths'
consaln Mercury,

As mercury viii surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely de-
range the whole system when entering
Il through the mucous surface, Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physl.
clans as the damage they viii DO
Ia tsn tola 70 the good yoa can pos,
ably derive nom them. Halls Ca.
tarrh cuTN, manufactured BY +. ],
Cheney 4 Co, Toledo. O., contains no
mercury, aud q Is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surface OF the system . IA
buying Halls casaETh Cere b. sare
you set the Eenalne Il l. taken in.
teFnally and made IN Toledo, OAio BY
p, J. cheney = Co. Testimonials tree.
Bold BY druggists. Price, ssc peE
TsEs Hairs Fssiv Psns a. esa.sl-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15

Colneidsnt with the transfer OF
household Industries outside the home,
our methods Of living are undergoing
GLOW but steady revolution. The
housewife Of today Is not so busy a
peraoAage As was her grandmother,
says The Dellneator tor January. The
food and clothing that the housemoth.
- once made herself are now largely
produced In the factories, Every arti.
Gle q wearing apparel may be had
IRON q department store bargain Coun,
ter. Bakeries turn out bread a, any
thousand loayes to the baking, Soups
that cur mothers spent . day Ia the
making now arrive all ready TO add
hot vaiyr and serve, Our bacon IL
dings and desserts are mlnatemaae,
before they reach the klSeAen. Pud.
dinEsA "a desserts are mlnate made.
and picklea end preserves cone in
hfky.ssven varieties. bottled snd beau,
titul
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15

II i " al
The scientific STUD Of the merits Of
many species Of trees against the use
Of which there has been a prejudice
for one reason or another is one OF the
most important phases Of the forest
work Of the Government. from an
economic STANDPOINT, and the inyevti.
cations which have already been made
have provided the lumber industry
with much valuabIe information.
The latest discoveries OF valuable
qualities in . former neglected species
resulted after an investigation OF the
tupelo gum which finds It's home In
the Southern swamps. Experts say
that the study has brought out as Inn
portant data as the studies made on
the lobblolly pine. another species,
which was neglected for many
years, but which " now put to valn-
able use for many purposes.
Tupelo. two years ago. at the time
the study was begun, was little
Known and seldom used even In the
sections Of the country where It il
plentiful. Ia the logging on OF cy,
press in the Cuff States, where tupeIo
is found In large quantities, the trees
we're entirely disregarded. It was
found that the prejudice then exist
ing against the wood was caused by
q lack Of knowledge OF It's properties
and lack Of care in handling the ma
terial. The Investigations have been
carried on by the United States Forest
and have proved the value OF
the wood for number OF uses. The
result Of these studies, removed, very
largely. the existing pretudices against
this gum, and in short time the
demand for tupelo rapidly increased
This wood IL now widely used, not |
only Ia the State where II grows but |
also in different sections Of the coun-
lry. IN the manufacture Of wooden |
pumps. sounding boards for yfoiins
md organs, lnantles, and interior FIN.
shipg, such as moulding, door and |
window names and door jams. It IL
also into all kinds OF
umber, including q good grade Of edge
Erain sAoorfng. Tupelo gam, In the
crm Of flooring. was recently found
competing successfully with Douglass
ir IN the Los Angeles market, even
hough bearing q freight rate OF IS
'ents per hundred weight from its
'oarce Of production IN Louisiana. I
This Ia only one example OF the
tudles carried on by the Government
or the purpose Of creating markets
nd establishing uses for the kinds Of
Vood whose properties are not under.
TODD, The reason for making those
tudies II that BY Andlng substitutes
or woods now IN use which have
rpwn scarce In consequence OF an
xcessiye demand, the timber supply
I the country is IN erect Increased.
Re most ecOnomicaI uss eG wood ID
fomoted, and the evils Of, q general
horsaEe IN wood supply are to that
egree lessened.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15

AZ the National Capital In the COURSE
of'his rernaris Mr., HeHin 10 fegerrins
10 Mr. Bryan asserted that 81 the
present time there vas no opposition
70 him a. the Democratic nominee Tor
the Presidency. save only the syndi-
cate newspapers, and that Ny. Bryan
IS stronger with the people today than
he has ever been.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15

II may be en- unreasonable" time
70 move-but sometimes the greatest
bargains and booms" I'm houses or
apartments are 70 be found "out of
season Watch tho ada.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15

An England they recently arrested .
man who has 500 wives. But az they
are said % be IN sympathy with the
apiirAEettey the poor fellow never
hethsFed BY having them around the
house.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15

The scuth's money should be kept
1t home Ions enough for us to get ac-
quaintsd with Il az least why should
'it b, allowed 70 feel like q perfect
stranger any lonseri- Atlanta Journal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15

Ia 81. Louis q fury acquitted . cIsl.
Sen who killed q burglar ana then
Bought him q .sold medal. This Is q
TleaSing reversal Of the rule for the
burglar 70 kin the citizen and then
buy up the Jury ltIi(
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15

Professor Wheeler objects paying
duty on cigars sent a. q gift by
friends IN the Philippines. Probably
they we're not worth IL as The Pro
lessor might have learned by exper-
fence. .
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15

Many people IN this city, who would
never have met hut for the classified
ads, have become good business
friends, want nd. acquaintance
are usually profitable.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15

The reports from all points on the
Hast and West UoastsaAre to the Of.
feet inst this u the best tourist sea-
son ever experienced.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15

An adsersl1lng lbilis hecoms due after first
tpDlpAnes 81 aayeFilSsment, unless otherwise
eelpsialed n contract. Parties not known 10 ~
90 ~ feqhissd 70 pay Tor advertising Ia 3D.
uaes address, THE DAILY SUN.
4, oAtnphvnGA VA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15

ma xwieeA-Wssk sun L al .eighl-page, forty,
eslsma baper. pubished every Monday and
Thnfpaay, ard @ortaItte sii the news Of ne
Nset, iotal, esats and gensrai, and win b
tilll,a. bpslags free, q any fsFt Of the United
slssssof cenada, ~ yi.uoA yeaS-in advance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15

rfU dOctOrisg tAS cgees, while the orig
Gsei cisedss undermines the system.
what To DO.
There Is comfort In the knowledge 20
often expressed, that Or. Kilmer'S
swamp r. DOT, the great kidney remedy,
fnlfilis every wish in curing rheumatism,
r7in in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
aud every part OF the urinary passage,
Il corrects inability 20 hold water
aud scalding pain in passing Il, or bad
effects following use- OF liquor, wine or
beer, and overcouies that unpleasant ne
cesaity Of being compelled to so often
during the day, and TO get mp many
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect Of Swamp-Root
Is soon realized. II stands the highest
fofIta wonderful cures Of the most dis
treSsiug cases. II you need niedicint
YOU should have the beat. Sold BY drug-
lists ia ffty.ceut and one-dollar sizes.
You may have q sample bottle aud o
book that tells all g.
ahontit both sentfree
by mail. Address Dr.. -
Kilucf s Co., Mng- - -
hanlloEi, N. Y. When usnssfsSaa'pasua
writing mention thia paper and don't
make any mistake. but remember the
name. DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root, and
lliN address. Blnghamtou, n. y.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15

OF KIDNEY diStafe.
While kidney dis
orders are the
most common
diseases that pre-
vail. they are
almost The last
recognized by
patient and ply
sicians, tckO eoa.
teat henSeiprs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15
TAMPA & Jacksonville Rail- V
EFFECTIVE EovEMBER 10, 1901.

Leave Gainesville for Micanopy Fairfield and To- !
cal points South. .................... 1890 m
Returning arrive Gainesville '''........... 4'252T
Leave Gainesville for Sampson City, Palatka,
Lake City, Valdosta, and all points North 900 m
Returning, arrive Gainesville -. ....... 9:2O pm
J. B. Cutter, Gen. Supt l. 6. Barker, Traffic &c.,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-15
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Moat people do not realize. the alarm
Ing increase and remarkable preyalency