The Weekly Tallahasseean. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 18??-1905, 1901-12-20

The Dentist, DR.. f. A. Shine.
Everybody is getting ready for the
carnival and street fair next week. Ex-
cursion trains will be run into the city
every day during the week.
Largest line of the finest buggies, sad
dies and harness in Tallahassee at L.
C. Yaeger's. Sold close for cash.
For a wholesome health beverage try
Marcus New Saloon. You'll like it.
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On Wednesday Major Robert Gam
BILE celebrated his seth birthday. Mr..
Gamble was born in Virginia in 1912,
and came to Florida in 1921.
Plain and fancy collar and cuff boxes.
The Tallahassee Drug Co.
A magnificent line of Christmas
goods, in cut glass, sterling silver AMI
solid gold, at Sweetings, and he does
all necessary engraving free Of ''harge.
J. D. Galloway was here Saturday,
from Lake City, on business. He ap-
peared before the Railroad Commits
sion in the interest of the citizens of
his town who ask that a union depot
be erected in Lake City. The commits
sion granted the request.
Buy a sterling silver or solid gold
Christmas present from Sweeting and
have it engraved free of charge.
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The coroner's jury Investigating the
murder of Florida Anthony, which oc-
Cured on Monday night of last week
on Mr.. r.. A. Whittield's plantation,
six miles northeast of Tallahassee, fin
ished it's labors last Saturday. The
evidence adduced was largely circuna-
stantial, but the chain was sufficiently
strong to induce the jury 20 return a
verdict that deceased came to her
death at the hands of Walter Black
stone. Blackstone is now confined in
the Leon county Jail.
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No trash at Yaeger's. Everything in
his stock is useful and worth muGE
more than the price charged. When
you go to select Christmas present
call at Ills store and examine his i'm
mense stock. Something to please ey-
erybody can be found there.
The most popular young lady in the
Capital City! A difficult question
where all are popular and have their
hosts of admirers. Yet there must be
one who is the most popular. You have
an opportunity of voting for your IA
vorite. If she is the lucky one she will
receive a handsome gold watch from
The Tallahasseean. Cut out the coupon
now running in these columns and
vote. Vote early, late and often, and
help decide who is the most popular. !
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Red D. B. Meginniss, Jr's ad for this
week concerning holiday goods.
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The argument before Judge Malone
on the motion by Camp & West to en-
join the State Of Florida from leasing
her convicts to the Florida Naval
Stores and Commission Company, was
concluded Saturday. The day was
spent in speech-making, Col. R. w
Williams, for the defence, occupying
the greater part of the morning. Elk
Congressman Cooper, for the plain
tiffs, began speaking at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, ard held the floor until 5
A decision is momentarily expected
from Judge Malone.
Mr.. Charles S. Apte, travelling repre-
sentative of the Ell Proved0 Cigar Man
ufacturing Company, has returned tt
Tallahassee from an extended triI
through the North and East. Thii
winds up his business on the road fol
1901. and he will rest until after thu
holidays.
Work has been suspended on Mr.
Hllsnberg's new building on Monroe
street, on account of the scarcity o
mate 'ial Brick for the front is ex
pt I'll every day, ard it is probabl
that large force of men will be pu
to work on January 2. The building
will be one of the handsomest IN Tai
lahassee.
Miss Bessie Saxon will entertain
The Happy twenty-five club at he
nome this evening. This club is com
posed Of some fthe most popula
members of the young society set, an
the entertainment will be one OF tn
most brilliant OF the season.
Postmaster-General Charlie Emor
Smith has made the first break in tn
Mckinley cabinet by rendering hi
resignation. H. G. Payne, vice-chall
man Of the Republican National Con
mittee, succeeds him. Mr.. Smith wi
return to active editorial work.
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Many amusing cards, vlaralle I'nur
lets, and, in facr, we'll selected st"c
OF holiday novelties ut Miss Sue Arcf
erQ MoNa ,f