The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-03-23


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Ex-PresideLt Grover Cleveland and a
friend or two are fishing now for a few
days at Stuart, Florida.
The Crystal River News asks: "In
the language Of Tom Watson, Governor
Broward, "wkere are you att"
II Andrew Elamlton's tongue does
not 90 out Of business, Senator Depew
may be able 10 sit where he is and have
many Of his old friends join him on the
mOurner's bench. Times Union.
We have received The Royal Palm
Magazine, Vol. /, No. /, published
monthly at Gainesville subscription 81
per year It is neat, ncwsy, very in
teresting, and should visit every home
in Florida. Send 10 cents for sample
copy We are sure you will be pleased
with it,
Hon. w. T. Dormans announcement
as candidate for recollection 70 the Of
fee Of Representative Of this county
will appear in the next issue Of the Su-
Wannee Democrat. Mr.. Dorman has
ably represented this county for the
past two terms In the Legislature, and
was recognized by all 10 be one Of the
best workers in the House Live Oak
Democrat
Hon n. II McCreary has withdrawn
from the Senatorial race in his district.
He says, in card in his newspaper:
81 find that business will not permit Of
my again serving the people at ITALIA
hassee, especially during the next scs-
sion. The time required 10 make can
vass Of the county, together with the
two months at Tallahago'", is more than
| can spare from busluc f a private
nature" Senator mcCuary will be
missed from the lawmaE,r rs, az he has
served long and faithfully
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Hon. Park Trammell, it is said, will
run against Hon. Stephen M. Sparkman
for Congress from the First Congress
sional District Better hold up ths
time. Mr.. President; you might st.ud
better chances two years hence against
W. s. Jennings, If he runs then, when
your Uncle Stephen will be running
after that Senatorship. Faithful SER
vice should be recognized and rewarded,
and II Mr. Mallory IL to have a success
sor this early, we see no reason why
Stephen NJ. Sparkman should not be
sent up higher. See.
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Tampa Tribune: 1t IN currently ru-
mored that Governor Broward is not
buying any extra copies Of the Times
Union for free distribution among his
friends. II Is about time for Lawyer
Brady to appear again before the State
Pardoning Board in behalf Of one
Cooper Poor Brady has our sympathy,
bat doggone his judgment Governor
Broward intmates that the Jacksonville
Metropolis robbed him by charging him
one dollar an inch for explanation Of the
drainage scheme. That Is only legal
advertising rates. Is II possible that
the Governor does not think as much OF
his project as a lawyer would think of
the Importance Of a legal advertise
ment7
Hon. Il. w. Davis Ia admired at his
new home Tampa Judging from these
remarks of the Tampa Times Of Tues
day, In referring to the Tampa Bar As
Bcciation's banquet 1.-THE toastmaster
selected for the occasion was no less
parsonage than Col Robt. W. Davis
"Our Bob" Of the people Of every sec
ton Of the State and TO say that he
met every demand in this regard is not
IN the least necessary, for those who
know the man, as n citizen. orator,
statesman or friend, realize we'll his gift
Of elOquence, made more enchanting by
his genial disposition, tenderness Of
heart and the flow of wtticsms that
continually hold sway in his mind. -
J Jacksonville Metropolis.
In the House Of Representatives, at
Washington on the 18th. a bill was in
troduced by Representative Small Of
North Carolina, the terms of which call
for the draining Of the great Dismal
Swamp Of Virginia and North Carolina.
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