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The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-01-24

being worn on the continent dolls were
beautifully and eexpenSively dressed
and sent to the various European cOun.
tries. and from the model orders were
taken. The dolls. to show of their
costly garb. must be- made of more
precious stuff than wood. so wax and
china and even ivory ones were made.
Thuringia is the land where most
dolls are born-puppetland as it is call
ed on this account. About 200 years
ago most Of the dolls were made in
Flanders, and they were called not
dolls, but Flanders babies. There used
to be an old English couplet which ran
thus:
The children Of Holland take pleasure in making
What the children Of England take pleasure In
breaking.
At one European doll factory Of the
present day 100000 dolls are produced
annually. some 500 men. women and
children being employed. To make
one talking doll requires the joint labor
of 80 men. Dolls eyes are made in un-
derground rooms. into which the sun
light rarely peeps, and violet OrbS are
the most difficult to color. There is
one town in Germany where three
fOurths of all the dolls eyes in the
world are made. Only in the case Of
the most expensive dolls is real human
hair used.
In a doll factory are wood carvers,
nd
makers. portrait artists. hairdresserS.
doll sewers and doll suffers: also a
small army Of fashionable dressmakers
and milliners.
The HindoO child is probably the
only doll-leSS child in the world. The
little Egyptians have their wooden
"Ushabti." the same IN style as 1000
gears ago. These were sometimes
made Of porcelain. When a child died.
its dolls were buried with it. in the ex-
pectation that their spirit forms would
rise and do service in another world.
The paradise Of dolls is Japan. where
they are most deliberately and gOr
geOuSly attired affairs So are the dolls
Of kiOtO-"genrOku." as they are call
ed. They are often valuable wood
carvings. enameled in cOlOrs or statu-
cites Of great artistic merit.
One Of the most interesting cOllrc
tiOnS of dolls in this country is that
belonging to the bureau Of ethnulUgy.
Washington. They are dolls of the Uni
Indians of Arizona and are made from
the roots or subterranPan branches Of
the cottonwood tree. whitfield out with
knives. They are decorated bright red
yellow, green and represent the gods Of
the tribe-the god Of the snow. the god
that eats up the rainclouds, the fire
god, the sun god and the corn goddess
The Uni children play with these dolls
as other children do. ANY one who
goes into Uni habitatiOn is certain to
see a row Of these dolls suspended
from the ceiling. When not in use.
they are hung up until wanted.
La Infantila is a doll with a history
1t is made Of clay and is considered by
its owner, a Mexican lady, and by
hosts Of other persons to be a worker
Of miracles. and quantities Of costly
gifts are constantly offered to it. A
room in the house of it's owner is set
aside for its exclusive use. Here it re-
clineS in canopy bed of solid silver.
1t has beautiful dresses and rich jew
elry. valued at thousands of dollars.
Among its latest gifts is magnificent
piano. which is played upon by those
who visit the doh. as part of the serv-
ice Of adoration.-NewY York Sun.
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Leon county has a fine corps of
colored teachers, and they all do, or
will subscribe for our city and
county paper. When have you ever
known an up-tO-date teacher or
preacher who failed to take the
paper, which gives the public news
about his work when anything is
given?
Many are not taking The ITALIA
HAssEEAN simply on the same
ground that the laborer was not at
work in the vineyard-because no
one had hired him. No one has
asked me for my subscription. Ask
and it shall be given.
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Sclnnssu IL d.LA,.-AJ LUI IsH nIO-
ments and then asked:
''Mr. Beasley. will you kindly tell me
how you appeared before yourself
when you swore yourself and identified
your own signature?"
''That was very easy. your honor, "
replied Beasley. 81 borrowed a look
ing glass and went through the fOrmali-
ties before it."
Beasley was somewhat astonished
when Judge Kelley sustained the OBJ
aection.-Omaha World Herald.
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Don't neglect to take your own
home paper for the children to read,
so you will know what is being said
about you, and what is being done at
home and abroad.
Our white neighbors who could
not hear the Governor deliver his
inaugural address read it the same
week in the TALLAHAssEEAN.
DR.. Gum is a good Gum, but
never shoots anyone, nor does he at
tempt to do it unless it is with a
good cathartic pill, or some other
prescription that will make the sick
well, and when he does that you
will feel like the little boy did whom
his mother made sick by feeding
him too much fat meat. AS soon as
he got hungry he said, Mama, l
want you to gorge me again"
DIR. Jerry is not bad man, is the
major premise, etc. If he was, a
well person would not like to say so,
for on sending for him he might not
come, but he usually goes unless he
is at his meals. Of course be could
not afford the habit of going then,
else he would not be so cOrpulent.
DIR. Thompson's customers tell
what he is, whether good or bad,
by the way they send for him. He
is sticking to his bush.
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A TEXAS WONDER,
Halls Great DfseOYerK,

One small hottie of Halls Great Ois.
'oyery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles, removes gravel. cures diabetes
seminal emissions, weak and lame
backs, rheumatism and all irregularities
If the kidneys and bladder in both men
and women, regulates bladder troubles
in children. If not sold by your drug.
gists. will be sent by mail on recsipt 81
81. One small bottle is two months
treatment and will cure any case above
mentioned. DR.. E. W. Hall, sole manu-
factnrer. P. o. Box 629, ST. Louis Mo.
Send for testimonials.
Sold by Wight & Bro, Tallahassee,
Fla.
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A Birds Eye View of the COIOred
People.
INDUSTRIES BOOMING.

Florida State Normal and Indus
trial College is taking on new life.
This is not always apparent at first
sight. President T. DeS. Tucker is
too well known and the fruit of his
labors has been attended with so
high degree of satisfaction which
fOrbids even an editor, though good
natured he may be, from attempting
any expressions bordering on fiat
terry. The industrial idea which is
taking such deep hold upon the
minds of the American people is
now on a healthy boom in the above
mentioned institution. The State
Board of Education appropriated
about one thousand ($1,O0O) dollars
for the benefit. of the industrial de-
partment. Over four hundred ($400)
dollars have been expended on
building and repairs and about six
hundred ($60U) dollars or more on
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j. A. Lambert, of Rachel, N. e.,
writes: Il heartily endorse FOley's
Kidney Cure. 1t does what you claim
it will 90, and there is nothing eanaI to
it. and l thank YOU for the good 1t has
done me-" Accept 10 substitute. Wight
& Bro.
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Dothen AIo Irlu1o ,ooo

DOIH0U, hI6ts' July To, 1913.
DIR. r. w. Hall, st. Louis, Mo.-Dear
Sr-We have been sell ng your T.xs
Wonder, d al Great Discovery, for two
years and recommend it to any one snf.
terIng with al = kidney trouble as being
tEe best remedy We ever sold,
Yours truly, J.R. YOUNG.
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Reason Forn,.

Mr.. verirash Talker (wbo !.
catch the name Of his n.,..
see that man behind mo se
there's one man in this v,,,,
hate, he's the one.
His Partner Gn surr.,,u
that's my husband!
Mr.. Verirash Talker Cnr,oL,.
Of ourse-that's why 1 bsto -.
dog-London Fun.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-01-24

Many bright aud nappy ,iousemo,I
has been thrown into sadness and sorrow
because of the death of loved one
from Il neglected cold. Billiards. Hore-
mound Syrup is the great cure for
coughs, colds and all pulmonary all.
-nemIs. Price, % and so cents. Wight
& Bro.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-01-24

When you need soothing and heal.
ing antISeptic application for any pur
pose, use the original DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, a well known cure for
piles and skin diseases. 1t heals sores
without leaving a scar. Beware of coun-
terfeitS. All dealers,
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
Be a Good Republican.

One year ago a majority of the voters of Webster County
cast their ballots for VIM. Mckinley and Theodore Roose.
welt for President and Vice-president of the United States
and by their loyalty and devotion to republican principles
and republican candidates succeeded in electing the entire
republican state ticket-thus wrestling the state from the
control of the MISUNDERSTANDING Nebraska once more in
the republican column.
If you believed you we're right when you voted the re.
publican ticket last year, that belief now must amount to a
conviction for all OF the promises OF the republican party
have been redeemed, and the credit lof our country was
never higher. Its grandeur and glory are today the pride of
every liberty loving American citizen.
You are again called upon to take your choice between
the candidates of the republican party who stand for all that
is grandest and best in our government, and the candidates
of the forces of populsm, socialism and anarchy who are now
and always have been a menace to the peace and prosperity
Of ournation.
Now is the time to kill :populism. If republicans will
vote the republican ticket there will be no populist Office
holders in Webster County. No one around whom the pops
can rally. If a single populist be elected their organization
will be maintained, and we will have to fight the same fight
over and over again, but if every republican will do his duty
on election day there will be no pops to fight in the years to
come. Therefore it is the duty of every republican to lay
aside any feeling or prejudice whichhe may have against any
of the republican candidates, and cast his ballot for the
straight republican ticket. Let this be done and populism
will have received its death blow. We ask you as a republi.
can to aid in perpetuating the fame and name of our late
lamented leader, President Mckinley. You can do this by
voting the straight ticket of the grand old republican party.
The party for whose principlesPresident Mckinley spent the
best years Of a gloriously patriotic life. In no way can we
more emphaticaly show our devotion to him or :prove our
loyalty to a government of law and order than by voting the
straight ticket of the party he so ably and earnestly supported.
Make a cross in the circle at the head of the ticket op-
|posite the word Republican" as shown in the sample ballot,
and you have voted the entire republican ticket. Make no
other marks. You have proved your republicansm. You
have performed your duty.
See to it that every republican in your precinct gets to
the polls on election day. Let there be no break in the
ranks. An earnest and united effort and victory is ours.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
WHY

Why should IN republican desert
his party ticket, or any part Of 1t at the
coming election? What possible claim
has any fusionist on a republican voter.
Isn't the claim Of the republican csndi.
date for each office UNNECESSARILY
stronger on the republican voter than
is the claim OF any democratic or pop.
ulistic candidate. Every candidate on
the fusion ticket is strictly opposed to
every principle that republicans hold
dear. II one OF them Is elected, he will
whenever opportunity presents, throw
his whole influence In the direction Of
fusion supremacy IN the state, the very
thing that republicans have been fight
Ing with all the vigOr that Is In them
for years. On the other hand, the re.
publican candidates are in full sympa.
thy with all that the republican party
stands for aud their loyal assistance
can be counted on at all times. Recall
ing these facts ought to make it very
clear to any %wavering republican how
his vote should be cast. TO support
any part of the fusion icket is like
kissing the hand that smites ysu. How
can a party organization be maintained
IL there Is not cohesion, unity Of action,
within the partys These'are questions
which ought to appeal to the good
sense of every republican. No fusion
list can b elected 10 this county ,hii
fall without republican votes. Tho re
publicans r In the majority ant
whenever an of .brand politician get
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

A man who is making a winning run
for the suffrage Of the people this fall
is + s. CARRIER, whom the republicans
have named for the very important Of.
fee of county clerk. He has lived in
this county ever since he was a "kid"
and no one has ever heard anything but
good Of him. He is in every way com-
petent to fill the Office in the m st ap.
proved manner. Well educated, hon.
est, industrious and Obliging, what bet.
ter officer could the people OF Webster
county wantf O.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

Nothing so easily touches the heart
Of a father or mother IS the advance.
ment and progress made by their own
offspring. This a be said and said
truthfully. What Is advancement and
progressY We answer, in one word,
"Education." Such being the answer,
is there anything that should be looked
after with more care and precision
than our public schoolss For the past
few years this county has been bless. d
with a county superintendent OF schools
who has attended to the educational
interests with her whole heart aLd
ssul and has done everything in her
power ana means TO bring the public
schools OF this county TO the highest
possible standard. How we'll she has
succeeded we all know. We have nc
desire to change. We believe, as thai
aid song goes, "When you lind one
hats good and true, change not Iht
Did one for the new" As a rule Tho
people interested in the public schools
aud those having children attending
hem are perfectly satisti'd with 'h'
manner 10 which they are .cond Il tet
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
A Questiot for the Republicans
to Answer on Tuesday.

II county Office it simply meat that the
party lines have been trampled down
ant tn T. a certain portion Of the voters
have been temporarily seduced from
their allegiance. 1t 10 perhaps unDec.
essary to say that such action Is ruin
Gus to party organic stiou. 1t means
work, 1t means effort. it mea the con.
slant expenditure OF time and money
to keep the party il good working or.
der. The only contribution that many
make to the common cause 10 their
vote and to ith.hold that at a critical
time, is. to the thinking mind, an I'M
warranted act which cannot be too Sc
verely condemned. The republican
ticket now before the people Of this
county is a splendid one from start to
finish. Every candidate is worthy the
full confidence of the party aud Dug hit
TO receive the entire vote. Brace up,
republicans. DON'T be hooded by the
soft soap and the handwriting non
sense of the opposition, but be loyal to
your ticket. Don't be n Splitter" or
don't be a "stay.at-home." Remem Der
y straight republican vote this year is
an Endorsement and faith in the present
republican administration, state and
rational Shall the party Of fusion be
hencsforth blotted from the pages oil
Webster county 10 question that rests
alore with the voters Of Webster couu,
"! We say voters, not alone republic
cans, but also democrats and p0pulistl
who car see the trend Of the present
political situation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

at present and are pleased with the ad
vancement and r gress made. Still
how few stop to think that = change
Ut superinteude Its means \ change Of
views and methods Ia the conducting
Of this Off % which should iaterest the
whole people above all others. The
CHIEF has always commended, ard does
still, that the education of our young
should be placed above a higher stand
ard than politics, and that the words
republican, democrat, peoples indepen-
dent, prohibition. socialist, ETC., should
be n secondary consideration, when the
advancement and progress Of young
America is considered, Again We say,
"When you find n that's good and
true, change not the old one for the
new" A vote for Eva. j. Case is a
vote for further progress and advance
ment without u cnange OF meth IDS ~
teas. A YOU f,r her is ais, a v,te for
the perfect education If the chi dren oI
Webster county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

HOH IS TORTURE.

Eczema Is caused by an acid humor in
the blood coming In contact with the
akin and producing great redness and in.
Examination little pustular eruptions form
and discharge a thin, sticky fluid, which
dries and scales off ; sometimes the skin is
hard, dry and assured. Eczema In any
form Is a tormenting, stubborn disease,
and the itching and burning at times are
almost unbearable the acid burning
hurnor seems to ooze out and st the skin
On fire. Salves, washes nor other exter.
nal applications do any real good, for -
long a the poison remains In the blood
\ will keep the skin irritated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

The office Of coroner Is usually looked
upon as a joke In a peaceable and law.
abiding community such as wo have in
Webster county; still. should n coro.
ncr's services DO needed IL will he for
tunate indeed II we should have a com
petent man to handle the case. jus,
such q man would be DR.. r. X. Hall.
He Isl polished gentleman and good
physician, just the kind Of a man for
coroner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

means that the populists will again
carry Webster county. Do you wan
this to happen? You certainly do not.
Make " ~ point that you are not one OF
Z hem and ais" appoint yourself n com
mittee Of one to see that YOU neigh.
Dor Is n n Of them. Get out cvory
republica" vote in your precinct. That
Is what Is wanted this year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

Don't get an idea in your head that
this 10 an of year aad that it DOM
make any difference whether you vote
or not. Nothing causes defeat bat such
ideas and no one should entertain
chem.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

Snee seen any sisn Of my old troubie."-Mas 4.
III JAcKseN. iti4 Mccee st.. Kansas City, No.
Q. 8. s. neusralires this acid poison,
coolsthe blood and restores Il to . healthy,
natural state. and the rough, unhealthy
Gktn becomes cot, smooth and clear.
SIS =; -: - =: !; !: ]: !; ]; J; J; !:
bbod. Send for orr book and write NJ
about your case. Our physicians have
made these disease Q lie study, and can
help you BY their advice: we make no
chafgs for this service. All correspondence
= conducted IN s~trictest confidence.
Ite ooegv oPee,pse o., ATLANTA, a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

Republican State Ticket.
For Supreme Judge,
SAMUEL II. sEpGwIcK,
OF York County,
For Regents to State University,
G.. J. ERNST,
.of Lancaster County.
II. L. GOOLD,
OF Keith County.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
[,ast Friday another change wa

Last Friday another change was
oade in the management OF the Red
loud Nation, w. w. Ward, the former
proprietor having sold his interest to
Messrs. J. p. Hale and J. II. Walsh,
who will be The dispensers OF populism
and fusion in Webster county in the
future.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
coroner.

The republicans Of this county have
no excuses and only n promise 10
make providing the voters Of the first,
third and fifth districts elect the repub.
Iican commissioners. That promise is
the c%onnty's interests will he looked
after from a business point Of view in.
stead Of u political point Of view. We
believe the voters Of these districts
already realize this fact and that bust.
ness and not politics is what IL wanted
out Of q board Of county commission.
ers just at present.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

This may be Called IN on year but
We are willing 20 bet years subscriP'
ton against a bushsl OF potatoes tina
Webster county goes republican.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

For three years !
AAd letter on my
hAnds, which caused
them 10 aweii 10 twice
natural size. Part
~ the time the disease
Vps In form Of run
ying sores very pain
Sui, and causing me
much discomfort. -Four
doctors aid the letter
had progressed too far
20 be cured, and they
could d. nothing for
ne. 1took only three
bottles OF q. q. 3. and
Nas completely cured.
Tn1s vas nfteeu years
aRo, and I have never
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

You can't ind \ man in the iirst dis
trict who would make q better commits
sioner than Il. Better.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

Republican supremacy depends upon
united action and that is what we want
Ia Webster county this fall.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

IT, people Of Webster county have
had a most excellent man for treasurer
during the past four years 10 the per.
son Of Mr.. Ctas. ID. Robinson, who I.
acknowledged by all TO be the best
treasurer Webster county ever had and
they IA rest assured that they will
continue to have such a enc IL they
choose Chas. 4. Gather for the place.
He is known to be strictly reliable,
thoroughly businesslike In his meth.
DDS and abundantly responsible. He
has no debts aud therefore will have
no temptation to use the county money.
The voters Of this county will make no
mistake IL they choose MIR. Gather to
attend to the affairs of the county
t%reasurers office for the next two years.
-
Hew Arr Ysur Kiaaeyas
d.. Hobbs' eparsEus Pills cure all Kidney Ills. pAQ,
pc free Add. Sterling Kennedy Co., Chicago or N. Z.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

An x In the first ring on the offic'al
ballot 10 oil the ring . republican needs
70 make this year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
nsssrsl a, ne psss oaacs At Red Cloud, Nsb. -
ocond class mail mater.
AnuvnNrauNn nATRQ.

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Local Advertising for entertainments, con
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societie drst ten lines free and all over ten
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Local advertising Of entertainments. concerts.
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General display advertising sk cents per
inch p~efissue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

Republican County Ticket.
xor County Judge
G. Il. CHANEY,
OF Red Cloud, I'd Ward.
o. d. HEDGE,
OF Red Cloud Precinct
FOR County Coroner
DIR r. r HALL,
OF Pleasant Hill Precinct.
Per Csuuty Treasurer
CaAs. y. GATHER,
OF He'd Cloud, LIST Ward
re County Clerk
ND. 8. CARRIER,
OF Guide Reck Precinct
vor County surveyor
W. Z. rHoRNE,
OF Glenwood Precinct
For cuun,y Superintendent
MRS. Y. J. CASE,
OF Red cloud, I'd Ward
For Commissioner list Dist.
K. BEIrLER,
For c commissioner Sd Dist.
W. y. ReNKEL.
Fer Commissions sth Dist.
w. RICHARDS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

Educate Your Bowels with Csscarsts. /,
n. s.. Moo.S iaii. drSSSisss refund %osss:
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

U. d. Hedge-you all know Oliver
Hedge. Aud what 10 mole you don't
know anything against him and you
cannot help feeling that he 10 the right
man for sheriff. He has lots Of hustle;
10 does no unnecessary talking; be
pays strict attention to business and he
has . habit Of getting what hs goes aft.
or, which 10 n Of the most important
things In the shcrid's Office. Here 10 .
good chance fer you to get . GOOD Of.
dcsr and one who will be . credit TO
the whole county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01

Remember that two republican stay
st-home votes in every voting precinct
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-11-01
BE sure that you vote.

Vote the above ticket straight. DOM
Do q splitter.