The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-20
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scarce. 1oo1 men are already scarce,
A woman can throw a hint straighter
than man can throw = rock.
Persian Lawns and Wash Mulls at
Evans. Just arrived
Even woman who Is not deceitful
tries to walk IN way that viii not sug-
gest corns. i
Some people claim that heaven Is
their home, and then move every time
the rent comes due.
When business is run down ii needs
winding up. An advertisement in the
True Democrat viii do the work.
Wonder II Governor Broward and
those letter writers" belong to Claud-
iua L'Engle's Kindergarten Grammar
School?
p. ". Lang, Of Tallahassee, deputy
clerk Of the circuit court for Leon
county, is prominent guest at the Al
meria. Tampa Tribune, 18th.
See John Collins for Job Printing.
Every human soul has the germ Of
some flowers within; and they would
open II they could only find sunshine
and free air to expand it.-Mrs. Child.
One look into the windows of Burns
q Co. will convince you Of the sterling
quality Of their goods.
Mr.. ]. Pratt and his sister, Miss Mir
lam G. Pratt, left on Monday for ITALIA
hassee on a visit to their aunt, Mrs. A.
E. Colwell. Joe will return home to-
morrow. --Leesburg Commercial, 18th.
Miss Elizabeth Tatum, of Tallahassee,
who has been visiting friends in st. Au-
gustine, is now in the city and the guest
of Mrs. Frank Spiller, at 80 West Ash
ley street. Times Union, 18th.
New lot of Val Laces just come, at
Evans.
GENTS DREssNG-CASg Losr-At c.
F. & A. depot. 1t contained suit of
clothes and two books. FRder will be
rewarded by-ieaving sameNWith Tony
VAUGHN. 21-1t
A. d. Puter, found guilty at Port
land. Oregon, July 9th, of conspiracy
to defraud the government of its public
lands, was sentenced to two years in
Jail and to pay fine of $1,000.
II you would get the very best in
Watches and in general Repair Work,
call and see Nicholson. 19-tf
When you come to compare the re-
suits of the convention with the results
of the primary, the difference is not so
much. 1t was convention that gave
us Jennings. 1t was the primary that
landed Broward. -SPalatka News
''The source of nearly all the evil
and unhappiness of this world is selfish
ness. We see that the world might be
made ideally beautiful If only all people
would live unselfish lives; and yet we
keep on being selfish. "-MinOt ]. Saw
age.
II pounds Sugar for 81. 90 at
Tallahassee Mercantile Co.
Hon. ]. H. Harvell, in the Santa Rosa
Star, pays the following deserved COM
pliment to Prof. A. A. Murphree and
the Female College: II cheerfully rec
ommend this school, and can say from
personal knowledge of it that the pres
ident il one among the best educators
in the State, and perfect gentleman
a man that the whole State should feel
proud to have at the head of our Fe-
male College"
Best Cabinet Photographs in ITALIA
hassee, 81. so per dozen. 1926
Rev. A. L. Woodward, who has been
helping In q protracte6 meeting at Hick-
DRY Grove, in Madison county, came UP
20 visit his Tallahassee relatives and
friends and Mrs. Woodward, who has
been spending several days with Mrs.
F. p. Woodward. Rev and Mrs. Wood |
ward left yesterday for Mayo, where |
Mr.. Woodward has charge Of the Meth |
odist church.
The first issue of the Carrabelle Ad- |
vertiser has come to us, with Mr.. Ed |
ward A. Williams as editor and hOspit- |
able, joViAl Capt. Ira Sanborn, as bust |
ness manager The Advertiser will fill |
a long want 70 Carrabelle and do much |
for the betterment of that city. The |
paper il neat and newsy. We take |
pleasure in adding II 70 our exchange |
list, and wish all connected with il long |
life and much prosperity.
Best Cabinet Photographs in Talla-
hassee, $3.50 per dozen 1927
President A. A. Murphree, of the
Florida Female College, at Tallahassee,
writes TO draw attention TO the superior |
advantages that school offers for the |
education Of the young ladies' of Florida:
He desires to call the attention Of par
ents TO the care given 20 the moral and |
religious culture Of the young as well as
their intellectual and physical develop
ment. The curriculum Of the college n
broad, including not only the usual intel
lectual features, but household arts and
economies and physical training. The
musical advantages at this college are
unsurpassed In the South. Times Union
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