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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-11
WILL BENEFIT GOLF.
Scotch Lassie's Victory Will Wake
up the Yankee Girls.

In winning the women's national golf
title Saturday it is not too much to say
that Miss orothy Campbell Of Scotland,
likewise champion Of Great Britain. has
worked a benefit rather than a harm to
the game in this country, says the New
York Tribune. American maidens and ma
irons have shown a disposition to take
things too easily of late years. apparently
we'll satisfied with their own doubtful
progress. The success OF Miss Campbell
should open the eyes OF the drowsy to a
realization Of the fact that there is more
In golf than drinking tea on the lawn or
clubhouse piazza. On the other side Miss
Campbell and many OF the other leading
opponents of the game in her land play
nearly all the time. They practice with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-11

the bearing rein.
Rushcutter. the favorite for the
Cesarewitch. did not show up very prom
inently in the race for the October hand
leap this week, but he still retains his
position at the head of the quotations for
the long-distance race, which is to be
decided the week after next. For the
sister handicap, the Cambridgeshire,
which is to be run a fortnight later the
two American colts. Mediant and Sir
Martin, have both hardened in price this
week. A few days ago 20 to 1 could have
been had about either of their chances.
but 100 to 8 is now the best figure OBJ
tainable about Joyner's' charge and 100
to on Sir Martin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-11
HAS BIG FIGHT sEwED UP.
Promoter Coffroth Said to Control
johnson by Contract.

In California 1t Is said that Promoter
Coffroth has the proposed Jeffnes-John-
son fight 'sewed up johnson, 1t is
generally believed. is secretly under con-
tract to Coffroth: and agreed some time
ago to stand out for Colma. Sam Ber-
ger. Jen's manager. has been hobnob-
bling with Coffroth for several weeks, with
the result that he is supposed to have
made a deal of some kind In behalf Of
the boilermaker. In view Of these re-
ports it is not surprising that the SEQ, 600
offer for the mill recently made by Hugh
D. Mcintosh has been turned down by
Jeffries in Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-11
AVERAGES FOR THE
WORLDS SERIES
Davy Jones Leads Batters
and Only Man Hitting Over
the 300 Mark.

The following figures snow the lhoiHiu-
ual work of the players in the TWO gaines
for the worlds championship between the
Pittsburg team, champions OF the Nd
tional League. and the Detroit tean'
champions of the American League. Inc
latter have outbatted the former. but the
Pittsburg team has outfielded the De-
troits:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-11

Two-base hit-Hofrman. Sacrifice hy-su,lir H.
Sacrifice hits-IsbeH. Schultz. Stolen bases
Evers t2). Cole. Double play-Cole and Parent
Left on bases-Nationals. s; Americans. H.
Bases on balls-Of Walsh. }: of Reulbach g.
Struck out-By Walsh. g; by Reulbach, 4. Balk
-Reubach. Umpires-Messrs. ODay and Sher
dan. Time of game-1 hour and So minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-11
PLAYER FATALLY HURT.
First Serious Accident Of 1909 Foot
Ball Season.

NEW YORK, October 1.-THE first IA
tai foot ball accident of the season, which
has scarcely been begun, happened yes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-11

bined base ball knowledge and strategy of
~ Cobb and Hughey Jennings ought to
add to the natural worries of such sit
uat1on materially, and the event will be
awaited with much interest. Certainly
there was never a swifter, more unerring
grasping of the psychological moment for
a great and daring play than when Cobb
day.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02

RIG bon @ermont, @m. Z. 9ople uno
Chr. :. @orner Don Connecticut, u.
GoDaro Dtorrip bon Ren-gorf uno
/ g6par0 Olrrnp oon BennlDlpanieH,
meI6e am Samitas abenb einen ause
iIllJ pon Baltimore nod St8blonoe
tcDn Wrternahnlen uno al Dec
@aiEernsNNmc an u. @bDarb Wor'
ri& eiHe nel!e Nrt ron SlthSpreuen
erpro6tcn, mltroeu pom Den Goitntps
9}olt5iiten ShirWer, @oplan uuo
Barter, mcibe iiir 6ieie Art BON
Sport fem RerlIdnouib III ocu Sag
ltaten, mad, ser Canton Foli5eiltatiou
gebrod)t. Foii3eirid)tcr Gbompion
lies ole arreitonten iebct, geltern
urbeitrait gebenL nad)oem oieleIben
periprofcn bate, ii6 IN 3ufrnft i'm
County anitdnoig 3t betraGen.
Son einem Baum erlhIas
Sobn z. .Srouers, eiu 40 Sabre
otter Angeltellter i'll Dem Sol5lager
pom GoDarb Repuolbs, mo &c. 3.
Atnpbncl murOeu aru Samltag auf
Dem ~9lnipeien non Srau Sobn 8lan.
bin, uabe 8!etarm. bei'm SGllen eis
neS pa,mne3 bon einem berab falIen'
Sen ait eriflaaen. Coroner Imbroie
ucn Gong @reen belt einen Snqurit.
bel DEM ein uuf unfaa lautenoes
Gcroitt a~b9egeben puroe. Srapers
icl 0 @beelina @..Ga., lein unb
BORT nod 5luei griioer baben. st ar
beitete crit icit brei @oden fir Die
genomte Sirma.
lGin bernu hter Bre6igeE.
Gin betannter Greoiger bate
am Samitog oos Hed, mebr 5u trim.
ten. oIs CT pertraaen folinte. 60 er
iein 81uihtlen nitt mchr oirigiren
tunnte, mllroP ct BON einem burmber.
5igeu Samariter nah ser Canton.
Yoli5eiltation aebrodlt, no CIR raid
einlblrmnlertc. Eoli5ei Worid)aI
@oriltd) lpci9erte iif geitern, Den Sea.
men heS trinfboren Seiitliben 81
ncnncr, in0em er Die Vemerfung
mad)te: Siren lit menihlidi" Ser
betreiicube 8reoieer tuurbe aeitern
friib gegen 3 llbr aeluedt uno in eis
ner auii6c nad) Dem &otel 9elpeoere
gcbrott. Gr bate geaen $500 in Der
Sol6c mo trlt9 mebrere 9iamants
rin9e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02
9as @Gtbirl oclSjl.

| uS"'piA' ultpN-
Die Sergiftungs%Nffoire in Marp0cl,
Nfh., iinoet cnoIid) ibre auifld,
ring. - Tetettip @obler'8 Ser
oienIt. Go3 GGepoor Sumuel
$. Eippin nimrnt tnoirefte Ser.
oltrorhmg fir ZEN llufo!l uli
lidl.
2ic mpiterioie &cr9iiumgS .Niiairc
in Morp0el, $40, melcbc Den 500 DeS
iuulaen Observation-Disclosures G0orIeS 9.
Hippin 9%cic9entlid elmer oorticlbit
itattgebobtcu AmOtcur &prItelllmg
SIR fyolgc bate, bot Cu0lid hire Mui.
fldrun9 %gcfunben mo 5lpar Dor.
ncDmiih oolf Der NniWcnBungen heS
Ieteftips Yobler bon Baltimore, mel.
der ON 6reitag n0dl sort beruien
mlr6c. &ic nulnlcbr leItlte6t. lit
ooS Wlg!iidlide %&prtomnmiH einem
%ltIlinll 5u5uihrcibcn. Mr. unO Srau
-nmlcl S. Eippiu, cntlerrtc Ser.
ruuuoic be5 Sooicn Qdben Dem 9etef,
tiu gcgcniiber cine ldlriitIime grtld.
RING ob, III ser tic Ole SGuIo al DEM
@eidebnib ollf iidl nebvlen. Gic
Jlaihen, in oatell lid Ser Mein be.
furo. 1peldler BET ser beiagteu &or.
telling BON DEM ilnlgel Fippin 9e'
trultcn murbe, %itonultcu aus Dem
0ulSbultc 6e& %ocnnnuien GbepuoreS.
SSn Der cinen oeriClben bate lih
Guefiilber, Sublinlat bCiulocn, mel.
DIES bon Srou &ippin SUM- Hclnigen
bon @Cttltellcn benltt Wcrocn mnr.
PTS oicic Slaldlen BON Dem Gbepaore
Den iulgeu Imotenr S6olllpielern
SIR Neulslung in Der Nuifilhrung &C.
acbcn prrocrL reiniQtc &r. EippiL
10 iagt Ole GrtlGun9 beioe Slalhen
burb Nh'Sipiilcn nit gSalicr. ScOod)
nub iid in Der cillcn cin Nett bon
@iit iclt9elebt baber, 0o3 iiD ipGter
bcim NlifiiQen oc$ @2iue$ ouiI0itc.
Iic TloiUc, mcld)c, RUE AcItcrn be
riftct, in elmer SentQrlbc Der Fip'
pin'ldlcn Mobnurg 9%eIunocn mllroc.
nor bon Jrnu Gippin borthin aerpor.
len iuor0ell. Serr uno TrGu Sumucl
s.. 8ippill beiitdtcn 0Cltcrn Die go.
Mile bcS Tobten. Gic Sccnc, Die iid)
bicrbci obipielte. luor dllBcrit potbeti.
Id)er Natur. Die Sruucn iiclen iid)
in sic Irme rn0 meintct lnlt. Mi'
mItenlong mar MIR ooS S6ll,d)5en
Der Grnrificnen 81, b6rcn.
Die Tcuphner bon Worpbel. Wb.,
iino irob. Dab Die u~ngliidicliqc &c
ihihtc, bic hrei @od)er Iono Die gan.
Sc Ginipobnerid)oit in AuireGulla &C.
bnltcn. nlulnlebr cine &6llulG er6al-
ten bat. Eic @criidlte bon cincm
Gerbred)cn, ods illndd)it 0etn 8eld)ebs
nib 5l Brltt6c fQeIeGt mnroc. iino
aor5 uerInlmmt, ulb Nicudnb 5lpci.
Ielt oarall, DAB Der ilrnae Mann CT
mem bcoauerIihen llrioQ gum Spicr
iict, Iiir ber acincr oirctt ce%rontluort'
Ltd) gehoIicn merocn tonll. IQe INN.
pntbiiireu nit Scn gGcpdor Gippin.
S%tootSonmolt Gcen erflGrtc, oaB
nit ser N%lftlGrun9 oes GorToueS
Icine ShGtiateit becnOet lit; CT miro
feline mciteren Shrittc in Der In8e.
lcaclheit ttllr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02

angebIif Ginbrcde r
perbatet - Hod) meDrtGgiger
Sudc nod Den Ginbred)ern meld)e
an Montag p%ergongener @od)e aus
Dem Eager bon @bi.e, Burton & 60,
9tr. 12i, SiiosGbarles. StraBe, 204
Eil,no Butter i'm @ertbe bon $63.24
itablell, Wuroer s. 9. Stone, Nr.
636, us aratogoItr., II. 6reo. Wors.
berger bon Ger. tt9. Siio.Gbarles-
Strabe, burd) Sergeont Wurpbg
nnb Eoli5iit !SuabeS pcrhoftet unb
in Die neitlide Voli5eiitation einge.
~lieiert. woielbit beute Dor Gid)ter So.
ben elm 8erbor itnttiinbet. gs tuiro
ollgenonmen, baB sic onge6liden
Giebe Den Gaub OIL George Yurfe,
Nr. 2t5, 9earl.S troBe, perfauften,
ipeid' 2eeterer Die @uare an'Glinton
>uerfnufte.
HGIe fir's auSfnub teipret q. Rntne, 4f3
STfs Vofftufofes 4fr. 0o6e Hafotn nouse.oQoenne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02
@ar cS Elm ialidcr Mlnrm?

Sic ON Snnlitng cingctroffel,c
Wcloltna, on6 III Ser MGbe ser ges
iiirdteten &nttcros SebcnSrettungSs
citation cin Compiler 9eiunfcu iei
fonntc g~eitern uid,t bcItatiet werocn,
ul,o es miro in Norfolf bereitS nus
geuonlmen. oaB feline 9egriinoung
fir Die ocnalWte @feloirlg uorliegt.
Bon BORT troi ildnrlid, seItern slbeno
iolaenoc Tepeid,e on Den .Scntiden
Gorreiponoent" elm:
,@eocr Die HcgierungS. @etterito.
ton, nod Die beige conlmer5ieIlc
orobtloIe Citation boben iueitere9tnd)'
rid)ten boz, oenl llntergong eines nm
bcfmnntcn GGifieS 8 Ntcilen boz, Dem
Gnpe 2oofout, Shiii crboIten i,uo
sic MuIift lit int 3unebmen begrii.
fen, 0ob Ser @eridt nidt pabr it,"
Cine onoerc IepcIde BON Cape
Sottcros bciogt:
rSier peiB nlot nid)tS bon Gin,
5cInbeiten iiber Gin Siilfegeiud,. I'M
oic Socntit1t eilre3 Sd)ifIcs ~feit5u'
~Itcllell. pGlhes qeitern no6c bent
Sionlono SbonIS 2eudtiGiif Inter.
ee9angcn icin io1. Seine Shifi5.
trimmer iu,lroeu i1t bieier Hod)bar.
idoft geicben."
@ier mirbe g~eItcrn 5lerit befiirdJ.
tet, oob Scr gciitnfene CAMPER NIT
Dem theodore @ecms" bon Der
Baltimore mo Carolina Camp.
idliffs@eielifoit" ioentiih Iei, bod
mid)cll ol,f oieie 9efurdtunaen ee.
gen Ibcuo, ga noh ben gered)null,
gen Der 9eomten lld) Der 9ompfer SIT
iener 3eit lliht i'll Der Ndbe Der 3ios
mono SbonlS b%eiinhen fonnte.
9einabc Elm Spfer iei.
ner unporIihtigfeit. - Nit
fnapper 9totb cntfom S. WlcGormitf
BON 9tr. 219, 9anoper.S trabe, &c.
itern Dem Teuertooe, ais ct oie Wo'
trnee oes 9ettes. in ipeldent er nit
elmer brenrenoen Gfeife laa, in
@rano ftedte. Gr Ipl,roe bonn SdIoTe
iiberfpGltigt. eruafte aber p[oblidj,
ais bas @att iii bellen 5lammen
itotb. Gin 9etpo6ner oeiiclben Sau.
ies, ST.. sloolp1 gbriitiart, borte Die
Siilierufe oes gebrobten uno I5if)te
Die 5ldinmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02
3ScalcS @intcrmcttcr.

.,Slir helife flares, tQlfeS sSeffer
ulo mor9cn obermolS flor NIT ltei.
GENDER Jenlperoti,r" lit Die offi5ieIe
Erophc5ciiulg nnieres @etter. Glerfs
i'm 3ollomt. Cine iolfe YropbeSei'
ltnG lGBt man lid gerne geiaaer.
penn mon Die Togesseitun9en oitrd)'
iiebt rno barin bon Den 9eioen Der
Wenid)heit IN onoercll. bon @iiDaros
bcimgciuftcn 2onoeStheilen lieit.
Gin gang leidlter Sdyneefou iiber'
raifte Ticieniaen. ipelhe Die erIten
Wtorgenitunoelt in Irobcr @eieaidaft
perbruhten ooer tpegeu gerufspflid,.
ten crit 5ipiihcn 2 unb 3 llbr Moor.
geltS Den Seimipeg ontreten fonnten.
Gin i%dlneiocnoer 8ino mar ionit Die
ein5i9c llnannebmlidfeit. melte Der
@onoerer oi,i ocr Stra6e n1bre1te
oeS Cages su iiberiuitoen bate.
Megcn angebli1en Giebs
ItoBls bon Sc nnb eines Gerlen'
idmllds I'M Wertbc bon $50 puroe
Die Negerin Gela 8rcer. alias WiI,
llnntS, bon Nr. 1918. 9ineent.I IepL
geltern in Der noropeitliden YoIisei.
Iiation ourh Nid)ter Spion bern Gri.
minal9erift i~iberwieieu. Eie 9eitnl.
oigte itano iriiber ais 3ofin i'm
Gienjte bon Srau- SEQ. W. Samiu,
Nr. 19i7, @eIt.Gtortb. Goenue. Am
y. Sonuar pernliBte oieie Ole oben
o%itgefiibrten @egenitGnoe iino benad,.
rid)ti9tc Die norbpeitlihe Bolisei.
itation. VolisiIt 9urfins murbe nit
Der llnteriuduns bes Sales beaiIf.
tragt unO uerbaitete Gella, aili lpeIdle
iid Ser @crbaf,t lenfte. ~
0ie @elegenbeit par
a Ii II # q. - Inter Der YeihuIoi.
gllng Deg SiebitablS zines soIoenen
Minaes i'm @ertbe bon 81, Gigen.
tbum bon Srnu gliSabetb Sisfep BON
Nr. 1902, Baltimore. StroBe.
murbe Ser Meger 5honas l1pibnr,
IS Sabre aft, pom Nr. 1905, Eierec.
StrnBe, aeltern in Der iiioueitIiden
Eoli5eiitation ourdJ Rihter StonIeD
oept Griminalgeridt iiberwieien. Wie
STRAIT &isfep in benz Yerbor angot,
bate lie an fl. Sanuar einiee BE.
ioraungen 81 MAIDEN uno beduitragte
llpibiir, oas Saus su betuafen. Die.
iet benubte Die @elesenbeit uno itabI
oen Hing.
Bon i1bem So6e credit.
= Wdbreno lid 5r. Sarrp g. Cobb.
moit, Elm poblbefannter &anfmanu
ui,b Sbeilbaber Der nSotuaro Ourni.
ttre Gompanp." Mr. 115, N..Sop-
orb-S trobe. III Dem siueiten gtod.
fperfe Der .glf's Sa1e," Or. 307.
@eit.S upetie.S traBe. sesen 5 rbr
Nad,mittaaS auibielt. purSe ct
pIoblid) bonn SdloaiIub s~etroffen
uno itarb wenise Minuten baranF.
2ie 2eife BEG 2abinseidieoenen
ml,roe mad ieiner Yribattpobnung,
Ser. 25t6, MaoiionsMpenue. fiber.
Iiibrt uno Die weltlide HoIi5eiiiaticn
III aenntniB geiest. Coroner Or.
Tatrid Wartin iteIlte na4 llnteriu.
dung oeS Safes Ell, oui natiirIiden
Sob IoutenoeS Gertififot aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02
Y(ns Waltimpre.Epuntn

Seds iuitge Stuoenten. George j.
Cation bon Nep.Do Sobn g. Mor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02

yGle ,ftr's 4ucfnub teipret @. Natue, Af3
Eh.&afttusre'etr, neae Gnftpm SouieI1penue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02

si ~; e.. s:s'; q. ' s:s:. !. s. :s.,;: 9:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02

4dWt mrs Nnsfanb beTorgt e.. Waiue, 4fS
Sf'Taitintprr. strr uabe. GufeM esute.asenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-02
Gin g%clnugcucs Set.

nghu ibr Iuit'gen Barren
brilber,
Stimmct an ou& 2ie0 Der
9ieber,
sSroblinn mo @emiitlibfett
8cIeite unier Sieo aIl5eit."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-26
FISH INDUSTRY IN FLORIDA.

That was an interesting report re-
Gently i-sted by the bureau ~ Com.
merCe and LABOR OH the fisheries o,
FiClIda. says The Pensacola Journal
TIE ,-adsyics covered The year 1905
aud Nal prove a revelation 10 many-
e1sa u FlOridiaEs themselves. fey OF
whom are likely aware CT the full
extent OF the industry and It's differ.
ent phases.
For instance. in the year named
nearly ten thousand men were en-.
gagged In commercial fishing -y.:l2 IL
the exact number given in the report
-who employed three hundred and
twenty-seven vessels valued at S61S.
GA. while the total investment Ia
the industry reached the large sum
OF S2.l22.sS0. This investment seems
TO have been warranted by the value
u the products. which amounted 20
$3,3S, .;9g.
II il safe 20 say that most people
win be surprised at the enormous
catch OF mullet. which was over three
times the catch of red snappers. the
former 24.1lG.300 pounds. the latter
only 7.7lS,S0O. IL will be especially
difficult for Pensacolians TO under
stand this. for here the receipts and
shipments OF snappers are far in ex-
cess OF their humber competitor.
There were shipped from the State
besides. 1.4S0,S0O pounds OF the de-
spised catfish. no doubt now being con
sumed by cOnnoisseurs while sailing
under the name-and colors. too
II prime salmon steaks. and 1906. S0o
bushels Of oysters: while those who
are inclined to rank alligators with
ish-which the Government may DC
Just as IL decided frogs legs To De
be interested 10 know
hat jO.9C0 hides OF the big saurians
we're sent away TO BE- turned into
raveling bags. shoes. purses and
Jther articles OF beauty and useful
ness.
Altogether the report is a notable
me and tells the story OF the teeming
life that inhabits the waters which
gather about the peninsula.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-26

Every place, small or great, should
have a day In spring or summer ON
which all the people and the city
authorities may engage in a syste.
matte cleaning up OF premises. alleys,
streets and vacant lots. Dirt breeds
flies aud disease. and that means dis
comfort. IN health aud suffering In
the spring before the hot weather
comes is the best time for such a city
housekeeping. even a. prevention Is
better than cure. Hut II the spring
passed without such an occasion a
day In summer devoted To II will work
wonders In the way Of cleanliness,
health and attractiyeness.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-26
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

He's a stingy man who will not give
you a smile.
An easy beginning doesn't always
justify the finish.
Time will tell-unless the gossips
beat IL under the wire.
Too many men try TO build a sky.
scraper ON a one-story foundation.
Opportunity sometimes has 10 kick
a man before IL can wake him. up.
Occasionally a man Is forced 20 call
ON his uncle" before he can raise
the ante.
A girl never knows how TO do any.
thing that a nice young man is willing
% teach her.
Beware Of people who pat YOU on
the back. They may be looking for
an opportunity 10 kick your feet from
under you.
Fools In glad rags are often per
mitted to rush in where unlaundered
hobos would be knocked down anu
ragged out
IL there's one thing in a newspaper
hat interests a fat woman more than
he bargain sales IL H. the obesity
cure advertisements.
There are $4,000. 900 worth OF but
tons made In this country every year.
vet lots OF men use nails To- connect
their suspenders with their trousers.
EXCHANGE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-26
AN IMPORTANT MATTER.

Commenting upon an interview with
Captain Geo. M Lynch. professor OF
secondary Education in the University
Of Florida, In its issue of Aug. 23rd.
and which Is reproduced in today's
Sun, The Pensacola News says:
We wish to call special attention
TO the interview. In another column
OF tOdays paper. with Professor
Lynch. OF the State University.
The figures revealed by this edu-
Gator are startling to say the least
They are figures which should arouse
our public men. professional and
business men. and cause them TO Join
in the movement proposed for this
great educational campaign. II Is not
an hour In which TO plead lack of
time. hut Il Is the duty Of every
patriotic Floridian to respond To the
call OF these educators and see 20
Il that Florida does not longer con.
tinue to 40 backward in an educa
tiOnal way"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-26
Deafness Cannot ss Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the
ear. There Is only one way tn cure
deafness. aud that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness Is caused by an
nfiamed condition Of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube l. inaamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing
aud when Il Is entirely closed, Deaf
ness h the result, aud unless the Ia
tlammation can be- taken out and thi,
tube restored "a To- normal condition
hearing Will be- destroyed forever
nine casya out uf ten are caused boy
catarrh. which h. nothing bat an ia
damned condition 10 the mucous sur
iastv
We will ElNr Our Hundred ihllars
fo au, ,asy of Deafness tCaussd hS
Igatarrhb that cannot be- cured bA
haIIs IatATTh cure Ssud iuT ctryu.
srs fr,g . CHENEY a co
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-26

Crete occupies a peculiar position
among the nations. II nominally be-
longs Co Turkey, which Is not allowed
60 administer its affairs. Nearly all
It's population Is Greek and Christian.
yet Greece dare not annex IL. Four
Of the great powers that have no his
torIc or racial connection with Il have
for years carried on the government
and preserved order. Crete itself is
unanimous for annexation TO Greece.
Turkey viii not give up It's title. and
the four powers who might easily
give the Cretans the opportunity ia
carry out their wishes refuse 90 do so
Altogether u IL a queer mix up.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-26

The Federal census is one OF those
things that had better be left undOne
than not done properly. IL Is a Ma
tional stock-taking. and what the ma
ton wants Is the facts SO that Il may
know as accurately as possible how
A. stands ON those matters concern
ting which the Government seeks In
formation. IL Is a business affair just
as truly as Is the stock-taking Of a
private Arm. and II needs TO be- done
IN the same business-like way. There
fore the Presidents order prohibiting
the mixing OF the census with politics
a. most welcome. Il Is welcome be-
cause II Obeyed Il will mean the most
accurate census ever obtained. and Il
a also welcome because Il lifts the
whole question Out OF politics. with
all its eorrupting and Inaccurate fea'
lures, into the domain OF business
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-26

Evidences multiply that this cOun.
try has catered upon a new era OF
commercial prosperity. How bene-
fetal this prosperity may prove To
the average man and his family de-
pends upon the use he makes OF Il.
To spend every dollar as fast as Il
h made OF earned b. 10 face disaster
aud poverty In the time of business
depression which Invariably follows,
sooner oF later period az good
times Ths opportunity toT proNidius
TOT a rainy day b. not when stocks
are mmbuus ayturivs yluaipg and
men hl che ,huusauds try thrown out
~ rmplo, mguJ huJ sb,u pr,cvs and
Wasvs arv guud aul rmplu, msut
ahandant U e UA. 600, iInrIvu,,
hutvvtu sb.p JUUI. par,i b,inB
,hFawn un Be- beam ,ud D., a sud
arn squaI auH d .H.. n uaiuu,
O. gNtl. N....
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-26
YOUR HAT
May Ne O styiish One, But u Makes
Trouble.

May Ne q Stytish One, Bue 10 Makes
Trouble.
A man usually buys a hat that's iii
style" but the modern hat for men Las
lots TO answer for.
Baldheads are growing more numer-
Gus every day. Hats make excellent
breeding places for the parasitic germs
which sap the life from the roots OF the
hair.
when your hair begins 90 fall out and
your scalp ls full OF Dandrun 10 IL a
sure sign that these countless germs are
busily at work.
There Is but one way 90 overcome the
trouble and kill the germs-that way l.
90 apply Newbros Herpicide 90 the
scalp-lt will kill the germs and healthy
hair Is sure 20 result.
Sold by leading druggists. Send ioc ir
stamps for sample 90 The Herpieide Co.
Detroit Mich.
]. 8. Bedford q Co. Special Agents
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-26

The temperature OF the fire OF a
moving locomotive has been determ-
ined TO be 1850 degrees r. at a
speed OF 81 miles an hour. and l2.S00
degrees p. at 10 miles. The draft
and the temperature are greater than
when the engine IL at rest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-26

When one feels inclined TO be dis
gruntled about taxes to be paid. the
best thing TO do is TO make an ef.
fort to think that II is good to pos
sess something of sufficient value 10
be taxable, remarks The Albany
Journal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-26

King Edwards private secretary de-
mics the report that his Majesty has
made a killing In the New York stock
market. The private secretary Is evil
IDENTIFY not posted on his masters
stock speculations.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-26

China may receive several millions
10 promote the cause of higher edu-
cation. Instead OF being regarded as
a venerable grandfather. that country
seems to be fast becoming the favor.
tie son OF the world~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-26
FLORIDA PARAeRAPHERs.

The country needs an expert mas
seur who VIII reduce the price Of pro-
visions. -ApalachiCOla Times