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Evening star., 1909-02-14
ENTRIES FLOWING IN.
Carroll Wrestling Meet to Be Big
gest Ever.

Prof Joyce. physical director of Carroll
Institute. who has charge OF the wrest-
ling meet to be held by the Gold and
White Club February "a, reports that
the entries are coming in fast. Already
over fifteen men have handed in their
names from the institute and GEORGETOWN
University and as many more are ex-
pacted TO show up from the y. Nj. c. A.
and the local military organizations A
special invitation has been extended to
tho Baltimore Athletic Club and, as
wrestling is very popular in the Monu-
mental city. il is only reasonable TO be-
lieve that Manager Whitehurst will send
over large squad OF grapplers
The preliminary bouts come off in RYAN
gymnasium. Georgetown College. nex,
Wednesday evening Up to that time all
who present themselves will be allowed
to compete. but afterward not a new en-
try will be accepted. On account of the
large crowd that is always only too eager
70 attend an event of this kind where
no admission is charged only those will
be allowed past the door who have cards
These cards are free, but must be obtain
ed before o'clock Wednesday evening
They can be had by applying TO Prof.
Joyce, either at Carroll Institute or
Georgetown University.
In the preliminary bouts those In classes
in which more than two are entered will
have to go through a wedding out Under
the A. \. L. rules men will be classed
together who are within six pounds of
each other. As there are many in the
lightweight classes ii is most likely that
there Will be In all about dozen bouts
during the evening.
Arrangements were completed yesterday
for a dual meet on the mat between Car
roll Institute and the Baltimore Athletic
Club. 10 be held in the Oriole city the
night of March 6. Such a match was
to have come off early this month but
had Ia be postponed on account of hitch
in the agreements This obstacle has
now been removed, and the two rival
clubs Will now come together, March q,
10 decide the supremacy of the amateur
wrestling game Of this section OF the
country.
Evening star., 1909-02-14

and day out. you've always a pretty good
chance-a good deal gooder than you care
for-to get yourself involved in nasty
mixes with these scrawny-on-their-
muscle cubs In the course of days
mooching around in New York as the
game stands now. But with every one
Of these cocky youngsters under instruc-
ton In the bifferino art they'd become
so swollen with sense of their own
muscularity and stiffness and things
that it would probably take the National
Guard to keep them in a practicable state
of order and control
Evening star., 1909-02-14
Individual Scores.
This weeks team engagements are as
follouv

Monday. February IL. Interior A VS.
Treasury; Wednesday, February II, Inde-
pendent Bureaus vs. Interior r. The
first named team i'm each case has the
white pieces on boards l and g.
Evening star., 1909-02-14

In answer to general request from
the membership of the organization, the
board of governors of the Potomac Boat
Club have given permission for an oyster
roast. we Maryland STYLE" for Saturday.
February 81, at the clubhouse. 1t will
be a rough-and-ready roast. There will
be music as an incidental and several
athletic features thrown In as side
light, and every member IS expected to
be present with intimate friends.
Evening star., 1909-02-14

The contractors for the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad who are constructing the
road into Georgetown have gotten down
to the Washington canoe house with their
excavations. They have dug the bank
away from the front of the house and
have left it in a very dangerous condi-
tion to those desirous of making an en-
trance. The "canoeists'' are hoping they
will soon give them the .'23' and move
on. so that they can put in their own
improvements.
Evening star., 1909-02-14

Greer, the American champion sculler,
who recently underwent an operation. is
to in fine shape, much better
than his physician anticipated, and it
looks like permanent cure. He VIII
only row, il he rows at all. in the Ma
Evening star., 1909-02-14

Much to the regret of his many friends
on the river. and especially In the ranks
Of the rowing men, Mr.. A. NJ. Nevious
of the Analostans will not enter any of
the sculling matches of the year He
will devote his entire time to pleasure
rowing and the upbuilding of the rowing
elements in the cub
Evening star., 1909-02-14

AS soon as the members of the Schuylkill
Navy ascertained that Boston was after
the National regatta the hustlers got their
heads together and deemed 1t best to put
in a lick in their favor. The regular meet
ing of the navy does not take place until
March, but the hustlers are getting all
the clubs Of the city to work up a feeling
in order to show the navy that the regat-
ia must be held on the Schuylkill. 1t
would certainly please the oarsmen Of
this city to have the regatta go to Phila-
delphia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-08
sale was sia Success.

The odd lloss" sale of Oh" South
cru Express Company. conducted on
Thursday in the vacant Wilson build.
Ing on East Liberty street. was a sue
cess in every way to- the company aud
afforded much amusement for the
large number OF spectators present
during the day. ln an over a solid
carload OF unclaimed packages were
sold 20 the highest bidders and not "a
few OF them were stuck boa the
transaction. but an took their "medi-
ciro" rood-uaturodly
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-08
FOR SALE.

shingles. W. W. COlson. Court House.
FOR SALE-My Sl75 due bill which
was awarded me In last piano con-
test conducted by The Sun. For
further particulars address p. o.
BOX J, NeWberry. Fla.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-08
Miss ooode VIII Run.

80 th, solicitation OF Der numerous
friends. We desire Co state that Miss
AdIir Goodr has consented lu u,Dnmo
o. candidate boz thr contest f1r thr
Handsome diamond rims t1 hr given
away Boo the Cooperative Contest
She will zoo one, start to work and
Hi'l make @ personal DIuNl-e Cor
your aNur-. Respectfully
ADMIRERS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-08
NEWS OF CITY And
COUNTY CONDENSED
MATTERS OF GENERAL INTEREST
aGcUREp ~ SUN REPoRTERa
whist Has Happened end What Is Co
ina 70 Happen-Personal and
Social Items Of the City.

Typewriters to rent w. L. Denham
G. r. Ellis was called 10 Rochelle
yesterday on business.
Geo. w. Easterlln OF High Springs
Is IN the city attending court.
Mrs. IT. l.. Montgomery Of Micanopy
paid the city a visit yesterday.
Five or doses "e66" win cure any
case OF Chills and Fever. Price 25c.
Dave Thomas OF Windsor was trans
acting business IN the city yesterday.
ID. NJ. Phifer Of Windsor was among
the visitors to Gainesville YESTERDAY
Mrs. T. W. Pitts left yesterday for
Micanopy. where she goes on a short
business trip.
Mrs. J. r. williams and son Of Citra
were among the shoppers visiting tire
city yesterday.
Rev. w. c. Foster Of Alachua ar
rived In the city yesterday and will
spend the next few days here.
Don't fail to get some Of those dol
Jar linen pieces We are selling for so
and Csc. The Magnet Cash Store.
b. w. Waits and s. NJ. Waits OF
Grove Park were among the East
Enders visiting the city yesterday.
Plank's Chill Tonic Is guaranteed to
cure chills, fever. colds and lagrippe.
Price 25c. Sold by w. N. johnson.
w. NJ. Dale was among the pas
sengers TO jacksonville yesterday.
having been called there on business.
Miss Ethel Waits. an attractive
young lady Of Hawthorn. was among
the shoppers visiting the city yester-
day.
Miss Birdie Bingham. an attractive
young lady Of citra. was among out
OftOwn shoppers visiting Gainesville
yesterday.
Miss LOttie LIttledale OF Hawthorn.
a popular young lady OF that place.
was among the shoppers In the city
yesterday.
J. l.. Merry Of MicanOpy. one OF the
truckers who struck IL right this sea
son. was among the visitors TO the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Il. HopsOn o.
Alachua. who have been in the city
visiting relatives. returned to their
home yesterday.
See the bargains In everything We
are Offering In our big Ten Days Sale.
For every one dollar we give 25O
votes The Magnet Cash Store.
J. A. King. a prominent citizen OF
Orange Heights who Is engaged iu
the turpentine business az that place.
is among the visitors to the city.
Misses Le0nora and May Mlysor
have returned from . pleasant visit
Of several days 90 White Springs.
where they went for rest and recrea-
tion.
All those Who do not go for the b.
picnic We viii entertain showing you
che real bargains In our Ten Days.
Sale just commenced Come and
bring your friends. The Magnet Cash
Store
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-08

NNNls y r.. NulAA uaa huue W AlAu
Springs on a business trip.
y. p. Paulling Of Lake View Il
among the visitors TO the city.
We will sell 1926 hammocks for
CSC each Come before they are all
sold. The Magnet Cash store.
The one who buys the fine choco-
late set In this sale will get one
thousand votes. The Magnet Cash
Store.
EN-. Clarke. who has been Ca South
Florida during the past week on a
successful business trip. returned to
his home here yesterday.
c. r. Bennett. who has been in the
city for the past two days. LEFT sees.
torday for WayCross ON business. lac
WIN return IN a few days.
Blue Ribbon Vanilla Is The Perfect
Flavoring Extract" 70 use in maxine
ice cream. Il has a delicacy~of favor
that you don't get In other brands.
Remember now for every che dol
lar spent with Us in the big sale you
viii get $50 votes for your friend in
the contest. The Magnet Cash Store.
w r. McGregor of Santa Re.
turpentine producer Of that place. was
here yesterday looking after some
business matters and arranging his
taxes.
Dr. j. II. Coffee Of Waldo, for a
number Of years one Of the efficient
school teachers of the county. was
among the visitors to Gainesville
yesterday.
Chinaware. glassware, enamelwaTe
and tinware going at lowest prices
ever offered. Come and All your
needs before it's all gone. Magnet
Cash Store
C. w. Wells Of Alachua Is among
the visitors to Gainesville. He is now
engaged I'm farming and states that
he has fine prospects OF a good and
pfOhtaDle crop.
Rev. S. y. Rogers has returned
from ApOpka. where he went for the
purpose Of checking up the books In
the Office Of secretary OF the State
Board of Missions.
Il will pay you to see the redicu-
lousy low prices on lawns, laces. rib
Tons and embrOideTies now on exhi-
bition at our store and included In
the big cut-price sale. The Magnet
Cash Store.
Jas. Bedford. who has been absent
Tor the past few months attending
business college In Macon. has ar
lived la the city and will remain here
-ntil the opening Of the next regular
rm In the fall.
Fiveroom cottage TO rent on block
adjoining square, formerly occupied
by W. L. LeGrande; city water. cleo
,uc lights, sewerage. bath. and ali
oodcrn Conyeniences. Apply TO Mrs
T. A. MCCreary or Sun Office.
Lawson Mooty. who is in the en-
ploy OF the East Florida Telephone
Company. arrived in the city ycstcr
day on a short visit 10 his parents.
Te H. busy the greater part at the
ime 30 Duuncllon and that section
making improvements for the com
a.v
SAY, that turkey was fine" Gee
rFrf WIS glorious brandy Punch
Where do YOU get that exquisite rye
brcaJ 81 mover tl-tcd a cake o.
delicious before In my life" II have
not eaten a meal as good In five
years,'-arc aftcu.hcard expressions
OF satisfied guests after leaving the
dining room Of the Brown House.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-08

lu the tennis tournament Goa thr
University courts yesterday afternoon
lmgstuu defeated Riley Co. 60.
IUapin defeated Kay co. g.. RAIDER
defeated DmWdy G3. GO
Only four are nov left in the con.
t,st-WiIson. n. g.. Langstou Chaplin
and Radrr-aud they will compete
f.r JL, final h0uors thI- afternoon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-08
WANT S..

Zach insertion. but no adv
nent taken for less tEan 20 cents. Six
words make a line: 40 fractioua! lines
every word over each six couT tins a.
an additional line. CASH I'm advance
must accompany all orders for iussr
lions I'm tits column
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-08
MRS. McC0RMICK'S
MILLINERY ART SCHOOL
NOW OPEN
At Mrs. mecormiek's Millinery Par.
Tors, West Side Court House
Square, Gainesville, Florida.

4 complete ana thorough course OF ms rue
tion ln The Art 81 NJ uInsTy Designing Nil ue
taught by Mrs McCurUIcs. whl o. a graduate
Ira Millinery AT Designing. Course runs from
Two % three months. Rates e7,unrble. For
particulars call on or address, Mas 3. r NC
.uEMICE. Game vile. F.ordH.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-08
MEDICAL.

QUICK RESTORATIVE for lost man.
hood Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded; soc per bottle
Sold by w. NJ. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-08
FOR RENT.

TO RENT-j.rOom cottage. close in.
Inquire Telegraph Office.
FOR RENT Furnished room with "a
bic board Apply Mrs. Geo. +. Reed,
100 W. Court street.
FOR RENT-One siX-rOOm and two
five room cottages in South Gaines
vile. Apply to Coffin Factory Office.
FOR RENT-Five-rOOm cottage on
block next to square; city water,
electric lights. bath room and all
modern conveniences. Apply at this
Office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-05
PORTLAND, MAINE. CHILD III. Weak and kmaciated. Re-
 stored to Health by Vlnoi

"our little daughter siSoI six years ar tSd ol ~psosles which developed into pneu- monIa 1'o was left pitifully thin. weak and emaciated. She had no appetite; p,; ,ot retain food. She lay in this condi- ton M for weeks. and nothing the doc, tor nrescribed did a bit of good. and we were beginning to think she would never recover
 "kt this time we commenced to give her Vinol and the effect was marvel ous The doctor was amazed at her progress. and when we told him we ware giving her Vinol. he replied. Tt is o Sina remedy, keep 1t up. We did so and she recovered oser. her health cal .oa.nl and thought she could" J. w. Flagg Portland, Me.
 VInol cures conditions like this he cause in a natural manner 1t increases the appetite. tones up the digestive organs, makes rich. red blood, and strengthens every organ in the body
 VINOL k sold in Montgomery hy E.. G. Fowler, Druggist.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-05
GENERAL WEATHER FORECAST.


 Fair Today and Tomorrow Predicted for Alabama.
 Washington, March 4-Weather con- ditions. and general forecast for Friday and Saturday:
 The storm was central Wednesday evening near the Middle New England Coast, attended by snow in the Allan tic States north of Virginia, and by high. winds from North Carolina to Maine. remarkable feature of this storm was it's rapid movement across the continent, a period of but sixty hours being occupied in travelling from the North Pacific to the Middle Allan tic coast, and It's exceptionally slow movement after the center reached the Atlantic coast, that resulted In an .un- expected continuation of precipitation in the Middle Atlantic States.
 Throughout the interior of the South. fair weather has prevailed. Snow will continue Friday in New England and the interior of New York; elsewhere east of the Mississippi. the weather will be fair with slowly ris- ing temperature. In the central val leys, the weather will be warmer with nncreasing cloudiness. storm warn- ings were continued Thursday morn- ing from Breakwater to Eastport Steamers departing Friday for Euro pean ports will have high north to northwest winds with rain or snow to the Grand Banks.
 The winds along the New England coast will be northerly gales, dimin- ishing in force; along the Middle Att lantic coast, diminishing northwestly winds: on the South Atlantic coast, light west winds becoming variable; on the Gulf coast, moderate south winds; on Lake Michigan, moderate south to southeast winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-05
ENGLISH BUSINESS MEN
 CONGRATULATE TAFT

London. March 4.-The association oi the Chambers of Commerce Of the United Kingdom, at the conclusion to- day of its annual conference. drew up A petition congratulating William IL Taft upon his assumption of the Presidency of the United States and expressIng the good will of the asso- citation towards America
 The text of the message IS as TOT lows:
 This annual meeting of the Asso- ,,atinn of the Chambers of Commerce of the United Kingdom. heartily con pratulates Mr. Taft upon his inaugura- tton as President of the United States and expresses It's good wishes Tor the success of his administration and the continued progress and success of the country over which he has beenI called to preside"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-05
rrenchmen welcome Change.

Paris. March 4.-The papers of Paris today show the consensus or opinion Is that Mir Roosevelt has had re- markedly successful and picturesque career; that he has aroused the moral forces of the United states ana In . ternationally has filled an important role on the worlds stage. Although he Is a great preacher. he has been distinctly a man of action. "an ath- lete in politics as well as in sport. war and theology.
 MT. Taft. although less impulsive than his predecessor, is regarded as q man of great capacity and morat strength; consequently he Is character iza6 as "safer' President both for America and Europe
 'Neither the United States nor Flu rope" one paper says, need now fear the theatrical coups which upset them in the Roosevelt regime"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-05
CINCINNATI SHOWS
 TOY AT TAFT'S INDUCTION

Cincinnati. O.. March 4.-ro give honor to Clncinnati's most distinguish ed citizen and the twenty-seventh President of the United States. Will liam Howard Taft. all business was suspended and the bells of the churches and fire departments were rung and the whistles on all 1aetorieS ginning at II o'clock this morning
 This was done in compliance with nroclamation issued by the cltys ex- ecuttye but the earnestness or the resnect and admiration which Cincin- natians in general have for their fel- low citizen, who has been honored with the highest office within the gift of the American people ..,,
 Each crowd of citizens followed .haIr own desire in the form of their celebration. but their form of saiuta- tfon was "long live the President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-05
THOUSANDS MARCH
 IN THE PARADE
fContinued from Page OneD

goat" an Alligator" Baud from Lou lsiana: a "Possum Club" from Georgia and a Taft Club. 500 strong. from the same State; the New York Republi- can County Committee, 1000 strong; the Columbus (Ohio) Glee Club' iOO men. probably the best political musi- cal organization In the country an "ITncle sam Club" of Buffalo, each or It's l06 members attired in the cohVen- tional Uncle Sam costume; the Bug House Hose Company of Long Island. President Roosevelt heishpoFs' anu many others
 The Minneapolis Flambeau Club. one of the most spectacular organizations in the country, also appeared In this division of the parade; and not the least important feature of the CIVIC Division were the representatives or several camps of Confederate Veterans, now grim and gray. some Of whom wore their old-time uniforms and car ried their t-riddled flags
 Fox-Hunters Ride.
 Four years ago, a conspicuous fea- ture of the inaugural parade was made up of Rough Riders. Today thelr place was taken in the pageant by a contin- gent of gentlemen riders from the fox hunting districts of Maryland and Vir- gtnia. all clad in regulation pink coats and black caps They were mounted on the finest horses that were shoWn in the parade, all thoroughbreds, satin coated and handsome.
 Preceding the great parade this at- ternoon, the pageant of the morning which conducted President Taft and Vice-Presldent Sherman to the Capitol, the former accompanied by President Roosevelt, while not so brilliant-not so spectacular-was swift to arouse in the minds of the great crowds the stirring events of nearly half cen tnrv ago. President Taft had as his personal escort and guard of honor. inc Troop A. the black horse troop. of Cleveland but as special escort of bopor he had the veteran soldiers and sailors of the Grand Army of the Re nuhllc. the men who fought the na- tIon's battles when to do so tried mems souls. Accompanying them was that contingent of younger soldiers, inc Spanish War Veterans. In the dt, vision. too, were the organizations of inc Army and Navy Union.
 If was a tumultuous reception whicn tbe throngs gave the incoming and outeIng Presidents, and 1t was a cor dial and heartfelt greeting which they reverently accorded to that too-rapidly diminishing band of men who in time of war were willing to lay down their lives for the nation and In time of neace join with the country in honor ing the nations President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-05
Suffering in Washington |.

Washington, March 4.-Much suffer- ing was caused among the vast inau- guration crowd here today by the wintry winds, the slush under foot and freezing temperature. Two persons were reported dead as a result of ex- posture and many other persons are se- riously i'll. The dead are:
 Andrew Doran, 55 years old. a Pull man conductor, who died at the union station tonight; Norman A. Stall, 45 years old. of Richmond, Va, who was seized with an~attack of apoplexy.
 All of the hospitals tonight report that they have treated numerous cases
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-05
TAFT BECOMES.
 PRESIDENT
tContinued from Page one.)

tConfinued from Page One.) gathered le portico. MT. Taft fol- lowed President was first to epS carriage. taking the right hA Seat. Mir Taft followed and sat Dea.de him. Senator Knox and Sena- tor Lodge, of the committee on arr engagements also entered the carriage which was drawn by four horses
 The two leading horses were unruiy and one of them kicked out of the traces and for q time 1t seemed that the driver would lose control. Every thing was strengthened out in a few minutes, however, and the President and President -elect drove away amid the cheers of the White House at cehdants. Officers of Mir. Roosevelt's cabinet also took carriages from tho White House--to the capitol building. being given places In line Immediately following the presidential eq
 Troop A. of Cleveland, the black horse cavalry of the O tional Guard which has acted to number of presidents, a similar service today. IT veterans escort also provided march to the capitol was promptly this morning in spl storm and were loudly cheer, crowds which began to gath Pennsylvania Avenue In the snow after 10 o'clock
 Mrs. Roosevelt Leave
 Mrs. Roosevelt was the Ia Presidents family to leave House. Tn the limousine purchased for the Taft which had taken Mr Taft to tol. Mrs. Roosevelt took her parture from the White Hou m. She was accompanied by ladies and Captain Archih President Roosevelt's chief aide. The automobile car direct to the union station WI. Roosevelt awaited the arrival fl, husband in the presidential suite or rooms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-05
Tnnnery Resumer nnerntian.-

Decatur. March 4-(Speciai. )-Tha American Oak Tannery and Oak Ex- tract Works in / New Decatur. has again commepced operations after hav- ing been closed down for several months past. The re-opening of thu. mammoth plant will add very mater ially to the monthly pay roll of tho Decaturs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-05
EARTH QUAKE IN MEXICO.
Buildings Cracked hut no great Dam
 aRe Reported.

City of Mexico. Moh. 4.-News has been received here of an earthquake shock last Saturday on the isthmus.
 At Mozozintla. Chiapas, all the build ings were cracked and many Assures were caused in the earth, according to official advices.
 shocks were also felt at Tonala and San Cristobal de Las Casas in the same state and at Tustla and San
 p Beautista, in the state of Tobas- co.
 he natives were terror stricken but n. great damage is reported.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-05
May Recover Woman,s Body.

New York, Mch. 4-Efforts are to be made to recover the body of Mrs, Eugene Lynch of Boston from the White Star Liner Republic which sank after the collision with the sTlorida- Mrs. Lynch was killed in the crash and her body enclosed in a lead coffin now lies in the hold of the White Star Liner off the Massachusetts coast at a depth variously estimated at from 1SO to 240 feet.