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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-02-02
Sad OmclaI, Attackaa.

We publish the following from the
Punta Gorda Herald, without comment
1.-The attention Of the Tampa Herald
is respectfully Invited TO the following
serious charge, with which the Lake
City Citizen-Reporter of the 18th inst.
concludes an editorial reference to the
Buchanan bill:
1.-THE people of this State should be
apprised Of the fact that the highest
officials of this State have eonspired to
rob and defraud them.
''As the Tampa Herald has undertaken
to champion the present administration,
it would seem to be its duty to take
prompt c0gnizance of the above grave
accusation, which includes in its scope
the Governor and his cabinet and the
judges of the Supreme Court.
''Levity aside, however, the Lake City
paper surely cannot mean what it says.
1t cannot be possible that ''the highest
officials of the State" the men whom
the people, trusting in their honor and
integrity, have elected TO the loftiest
positions within their gift, are guilty of
conspiracy, robbery and rascality d.
rected against the very people who
placed them in the positions they now
occupy
kind, are fallible They may make mis-
takes; indeed, the Herald has openly
charged some of them with having been
betrayed into errors, but it has never
attacked the integrity Of any one of
them, because it has always regarded
all of them, and still regards them,
Notwithstanding the charge of the Lake
City paper, as gentlemen of honor, who
are inspired solely by cOnscietiOus mo-
tives.
The charge that they, or any of
them, are so base as to enter into q
conspiracy to rob and defrsud the
people who elected them is monstrous,
and it will not be credited by any man
who takes time to consider.
"Why should our highest State offic-
ials' do these things? What have they
to gain either politically or otherwise
by base conduct? Are they not men of
intelligence, and, being such, do they
not know, as all others know, that the
path of rectitude is the only one for
them to tread to reach the goal Of honor
and success of any kind? Even if we
presume that their motives do not ac-
cord in loftiness with the official sta
tions they occupy, we must give them
credit for common sense; and having
this, as they certainly do, they would
assuredly not adopt any course Of action
which they know leads to dishonor.
1.-THE publication of the indiscriminate
charge that they are corrupt, is quite a
serious matter, and our Lake City con-
temporary should have hesitated long
before making it. If the Citizen-Re-
porter has knowledge of any corrupt or
unlawful act on the part of any of our
highest officials, it should point it out
make an sne @ spI,c cbb'y 5mI
character.
"But, as said in the beginning, the
Citizen-Reporter assuredly was not in
earnest in making such a sweeping
charge. 1t must have had something
very irritating in mind that caused it to
lapse and to say something which it
really did not intend.
"Our State officials were chosen from
amongst the best men in Florida, and If
they are rascals, what sort Of people
are the rest of usl"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-02-02

Have that broken gun repaired at
Handley's. He's at the Constantine
House.
On Sunday afternoon a good many
people were surprised to hear several
drum beats on our streets, which are
usually very quiet on Sunday. They
proved to be the heralding of religious
services by some people who were hold
ing street meetings. Services were held
on Sunday afternoon and Monday after
noon and Tuesday night.
Mr.. F. M. by has moved his
place Of business I'd the/Masonic build
ing, where he will eQ6tinue to deal in
secondhand goods I'D do general re-
pair work.
Try Handley, the gun and locksmith
He guarantees his work. Constantine
House.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-02-02
Discharge Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SIX
~ months after the date u the first puhlicA-
tiOa hSreof will present my hnAl aSeoants % the
County Judge Of Leon county. Florida. and apply
foR my diaehArgo a. AdmlniatratoE ef the estate
Of Henry J. RlehAraaon, deeeased.
CHAS w. RICHARDSON,
AdminlatrAtnr.
cSnssssESs ia. ssPssnahsE LEI, iSo6 : iOa-aA
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-02-02

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money If
Foley's Honey and Tar fails TO cure
your cough or cold. 1t stops the cough
heals the lungs and prevents serious re-
suits from a cold. Cures la grippe
cough and prevents pneumonia and con-
sumption. Contains no opiates. The
genuine is in a yellow package. Re-
fuse substitutes. Sold by all Dealers.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-02-02
Wood WOOdi

When you want wood call up Phone
81 and you viii soon get what you want.
49-4t
Will also furnish turpentine kindling
dross, having a car lot from the stills
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-02-02

vERY TRUE.
It's easy enough 10 BE- pleasant
When life flows along like q song,
But the one for me II the one who'll smile
When everything goes wrong.
For the test Of the heart Is trouble,
And that always comes with the years:
And the smile that Is worth
All the praise Of earth
Is the smile that shines through tears.
Selected
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-02-02
Beesar Prince Opera.

Manager Phillips announces that after
considerable negotiation he has closed
contracts with the management of
THE Beggar Prince" Opera for an APP
pearance for matinee and night Febru-
AIRY 3.
This engagement Mr.. Phillips consid-
ers the most notable in the amusement
line that has been effected in some time,
the company requiring large guaran-
tee for one performance. The piece is
built on operate lines enacted by per-
formers who are trebly gifted-being
vocalists, farceurs, and possessing dra-
matte ability as we'll. THE Beggar
Prince" is composed of these three en-
pertaining elements this season. This
edition has been edited by VIM. H. Ly-
dell, author of "Gayest Manhattan and
other New York Travesty Successes.
The presenting company is headed by
Miss Eta Merris, soprano and comedi-
enne, well and favorably known to pat
rons Of light opera, for the past seven
seasons having had the responsible roles
innumereus musical reviews Of impor-
lance. AS a fun-maker few ladies can
impart to an audience that feeling of
spontaniety and good fellowship that
Miss Merris can. She possesses a style
clever comedians and pretty girls cos
TUNED in fetching gowns. The latter,
during the action Of the play, will intro
duce for the first time here, the
Sammy Girls, "''The Noble Firemen, +"
"Belles and Beaux at the Sea Shore, "
and numerous other musical and vocal
ensemble numbers. The latest light
ming effects known to stageland are en-
ployed in enhancing performance that
will be loss to miss witnessing. Man
ager Phillips enterprise in securing at
fractions of this calibre will no doubt be
appreciated by our playgoers, and a big
house is assured. 1.-The Beggar Prince"
will be given for matinee, 35c and zoe,
and Said Pasha at night, SOC, 75c and
$1.O0.
Something new in Tallahassee-a
swell 25c meal. Constantine House,
w. L. Strickland Manager.
The New Orleans Item said in its is
sue of Jan. 18th: Miss Alyce keenan,
yesterday introduced her most recent
success, mot Like Other Girls" The
general class of plays which are now
running at the other local houses and
on the whole proved interesting and
was we'll received Alyce Granger,
Miss Keenan,, is gifted with second
sight and in India has learned the art
of hypnotism. She uses her great gift
to unravel the mystery of the death of
Deacon Coleman and finally fastens the
guilt of the crime on Frederick Clay
ton. The plot of the show centers
about this woman and in a masterful
manner she gradually leads her audi
ence through dim, bewildering maze
of mystery into clear light, convicting
the true murderer. The show is very
good and the cast exceptionally strong.
The stage work was about the best
that has ever been witnessed here, and
the general impression is that the COM
pany has inaugurated most successful
engagement. The play will run through
the week with the regular matinees".
At the Opera House Friday night, Feb.
. 1Q06
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-02-02
Fer Sale.

A medium.siEed secondhand boiler,
with equipments. for sale cheap. APP
ply at this Office, or 1t Leon Hotel, and
see IL. Stiff
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-02-02
Lock Dat.


A man pretending to be deaf and
dumb, signing his name P. S. White,
reaped a good harvest from our people
a few days ago. He represented him
self TO be an agent for the Ohio News
Company, Toledo, Ohio, and as such OBJ
tanned subscriptions to various papers
as Tom Watson's; Munsey's; American
Boy; Delineator and Others. Our Sup't
of Public Instruction, Hon. G. J. Ora
ham, informs us that some Of the mag
azines mentioned do not club and that
there exists no such company as the
Ohio News COmpany.-Jasper News.
~~~~C-~.~-O-OI
When in town call at the Constantine
House. We guarantee the best 25c
meal in Tallahassee.
Mrs. Bette VanBrunt is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G. B. Strickland. near
Iamonia.
, All style Gents collars, only lOc, at
R. J. Evans. 4S-tf.
Mr.. Robert Gamble was among his
many Tallahassee friends again Tues
day.
Any work that Handley turns out
will bear inspection He Is located at
the Constantine House.
DR.. Jerry, the colored druggist, has
moved his store and Offices to the build
ing on Monroe street formerly occupied
by Mr.. Marcus as a saloon.
We are prepared to take boarders at
IS per week. We are here to do bust
ness and we guarantee satisfaction.
Constantine House, w. L. Strickland,
Manager.
Col. John s. Winthrop has purchased,
through Mr.. J. d. Cay, q handsome new
carriage, and that, with his pretty pair
Of horses, which, we believe, he got
through the same source, makes one of
the most stylish teams In the city.
II you expect to run for an Office In
the coming campaign, come In with your
announcement. Let your friends know
that you want the ONCE. The fee, IS,
pays for the whole time, whether Il
goes in now or later.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-02-02

II you try . meal ct the Constantine
House and you are not satisfied we will
cheerfully refund your money. Con-
stantiDe House, W. L. Strickland,
Manager.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-02-02
PsnSaeoIa Praised,

Hon. A. ]. Knight and Hon. E. M.
Hendry returned yesterday from a very
interesting and pleasant visit to Jack
sonville, Tallahassee and Pensacola. In
the latter city they spent a week, and
were royalty entertained by the leading
citizens Of the city, being taken for q
trip over the magnificent harbor on the
government vessel stationed there, and
being the guests of honor at a splendid
banquet, The gentlemen are enthusi-
astic in their praise of Pensacola and its
hospitable and enterprising people, and
they predict that it is to become agreat
city.
The people of Pensacola were partic
ularly pleased to extend courtesies to
Mr.. Hendry in gratitude for his jealous
work as president of the State board of
health in their behalf during the cpl
demic of yellow fever which prevailed
in that city last fall. Mr.. Hendry was
in constant communication with State
Health Officer Porter, who was in per-
sonal charge Of the situation, and coop
Grated with him in his memorable and
successful fight in every manner within
his power.
Mr.. Knight, in conversation with q
Times man today, expressed his amaze
ment at the extent Of the shipping in
terests of the Deep Water city. He
says IL Is seldom that less than thirty
large vessels are in the harbor taking
on or discharging carRoes. - Tampa
Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
RAINS MAKE
HEAVY TRACK
TRAINERS 90 SLOW WORK
onLY-srARTHRs WILL BE.
GIN SCHOOLING At BARRIER
TO-DAY.

The heavy rain Of yesterday made
the track muddy at The Meadows.
aud az consequence trainers were
not able 20 work their charges over
Il this morning Yesterday, how
eyer. number Of horeemen had
their strings out. but nothing but
slow work WAS asked
Cerro Santa. who looked IN good
shape. worked threeeiRhths in 81.
and Miss Provo worked the same
distance In rs
Del Fountain had Boioman. David
liolaud and Standard out an the
track With Jockey l.. Fountain In
the saddle Boioinan worked three
eighths Ia 81. aud David Boloman
ia 37h These two horses are half
brothers
Glendennluf and Epleure. who
are here Ia charge Of Trainer Biii
Short. were on the track The for.
mor. with the old time Jockey.
Tommy butler. aboard. worked a
quarter Ia q seconds This was
the fastest move 81 the morning
Puerl Wilkerson had HIS Derby
candidate. Frank filitner. out on
the track, and announced that the
colt would be a sure starter In the
race.
10 Duke. who viii be the starter
NJ the track. has been In the city
for some time past His two assist
ants. Jim Haley and Jimmy D0no.
van. arrived few days ago and
viii start schooling horses at the
barrier this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

for myself I got a good g.,
gettiu' three week ana nsss. no.
the kids Eettin' fat hui Aha
who's s0in' To yin the Ms,,a., a,,pn
and RI put you Niae s,,s,. s.lsssh
fiueh ana take II from me ,ts,
Drake will be there with ns~' ~
Ing s' ~.
Well : didn't pay much st,.....
70 him. but when Gfappis Voc 80. ~
didn't. ! WIS little augprissa =, 80
day before the Brooklyn I ~. = -
hid IN Charley he wits off,e. ~
be grabbed me nd
= say he said. I got u nS,.
the Brooklyn f.sfa q pdbu.e -
bandeiion'H EDiu. 10 win ks, -
Tokaion things a pipe Al hs.,, - =
a good price. too "
= laughed Rt hlm again. bn,
efai ~ the boys IN the sfflc. -.
the tip and got rich quick -
tie feunaster yesterday and h. -.
me he pat - on both Tokslsu =. -.
9fapple. and would eall on ~.
time for the Suburban"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
HONORS WENT
TO MICHIGAN

Michigan won the Western Inter
collegiate meet At Chicago Saturday
easily with a score Of ~ &C points
Chicago ~ea SECOND wiih 70 points
aaa Iowa State Normal third with
10 HAMILTON. an unknown spfinfsr
from this latter school. won both the
dahhea and thus landed hin college
Ia third plaon.
Gafreia. Of Michigan. was the
star of the meet. ~iuning ~ points
In the i20 hurdles he tied the
woFid's record Leroy Samas. Of
Indiana. bFokn tho worlds rucord
whea he won the pole vault with =
leap Of IL feet 4 Is inches
HArrr Coc. a Seattle runner nos
If Mtchiwan. won the mile run IN
minutes 20 seconds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
HOLLY WILL
MEET TURNER

0n accouut Of lack blackburn re.
fusing 10 mHks the weight. the
Rafe Turner niarshufu fixhi has
bsoa declared Off and Dave Holly.
the hard hitting ealorva liKhtwatmhs
II Philadelphia. has he~a svoant1
TO taka bis place. HOLLY IL ems u
e brst men of bis weight "a tha
eouaifF ana un enc occasion tfias.
med sam tsnEf1ra In a ifsr8mad
bout. This l. the aalf d~~tetan
ever obtained over f.angfaFa s.
Turner and haiif met once before
II Philadelphia n Hsx.runha fight
ana TuFneF got the decisl0a on
.-uinis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
ssss .ssss
|. AMATEUR RESULTS.
cEsrRALs ARG AHEAD
ia GRAMMAR LEAGUE

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

Vim. o. Gilbert. second bsseman
Of the New York Glanta IN diseus&
ins how 10 play tho keystone sack
eosition. advises against hugEing
the base too close. In talk 20 am
ateur bali PLAYERS. he told how he
plays the base The second base
man. he SAYS. Is 4 sort % right field
shcrtstop "a veil a. bassnan. II
the player hnxs the base too closely
many balls will set through hts ficld
which another man might have
stopped. Mr. Gilbert advises the
baseman 10 pIaY we'll back Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

base line Co take care Of hard hil
balls. tie says a baseman should
have the play 80 thoroughly Ia
Eronnd In his mind that ha will al
most mechanically run % cover firsi
when the first baaeman Euea after
a bunted bail NO man can hope 80
DO a success on secoad sho does
not study 10 be speedy on double
plays SAYS Mr.. Gilbert "A fast
second baaeman will relay the ball
for a double play aud give life 10 a
team that otherwise might 80 stale
through the logRy PLAYING OF the
maa ia the key stone position
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

Hurst's Fepafiss ss quoted n ,he
various leagues a. The beet - aia-
ulnnd wit lie was umpiring q
game in ~ f4auts and Joe saEarn.
the Old -tinas catcher. had iaansl him
MASK ard pfutecter Tim aidn't
umpire exactly 20 sult Joe. and
every tire Be PASSED as hs came tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
NEW OWNERS
FOR S|WASHES
AonHw AND RUSS HALL NOW
HAVE CHARGE or THE TEAM
mo CHANGES WILL Or
MADE. 3 a

The control OF the Seattle base
ball club has changed hands Fred
aud Charlie stlmaon. rhll Kelley.
Inu Cohen. Sherwood uilleapy and
others who have carried the club
through heavy financial losses aud
ylelasitudea innumerable. have tired
ol the game. sold their holdings and
stepped out, aud James AgneW aud
Russ Hall ars now the proud 90
owners OF the aggregation Of ball
toaaerH known yafiously as the
Cubs. aiwashea and sometimes.
when they win. the home team.
Make No Change.
There will be no change IN the
conduct OF the team Russ viii
have charge OF the men aud Agusw
will continue to ionk after the bust.
neaa end They are both popular
here aud n the team could only
strike and maintain a winning
stteak. nothing would be too good
for them
The team will continue In tha Pa
eifie Coast League this YEAR aud
fiaish out the season. bat in all
probability next year will see the
old uesthweAtefn league revived.
with Seattle. Tacoma aud Portland
taking part aud tho California
teams off the map This IL thu only
league that ever win bo moaey
maker on the coast for Tbs next 10
feara
Frisco Desn and Out.
San Francisco IS a baseball cen.
ter IL down aud out. OAKLAND never
AS any good as ball town. Fresno
has shown 10 be too small = t0wn
"a support team and Los AnErien
IL too Far south 20 he a member Of
a league uf northwestern clubs
OF course. the same old talk ia
sprung that with the new owners
IN charge an effort will be made TO
strengthen the team. bat Il II a
eiHeh that the same old timers naw
making an effort 10 play the ma
tianal game viii esyort out II Ase
faation para until tho cad Ut this
aeahun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
WET GROUNDS
PREVENT PLAY
sALL rossERs HAVE SUNDAY
or - SATURDAYS GAME
WAS ONE oF THG aUsr EVER
SEEN IN stATrLE.

There was no game yesterday. as
the grounds were tleuded. 80 the
fans had to stay az home aud dis
cuss SATURDAYS game. II was a
corker Al lsght aud there was more
klaas 1t hall plavluk mixed up In Il
than has hacn Rran in Seattle In
ypars With the score : to 4 against
them The SiwnAhes came ap ia the
last halt af the eighth and. to tho
surprise OF the Inhabitants Of the
faakouse. made five runs aud
copped the Same.
How u Mas pone.
The way the deed was done was
rs follows. Kane singled and Hop
kins threw eight Wide ones over the
plate In succession. walking n.
Hall aud nlankcnshln. THIS was too
much Tor Captain DILLON and he TN.
mrdiatels took out Hopkins aud pat
~ BerEtman This gentleman put
the FIRST ball over the plate aud
Heina ileltmulier caught Il on the
nose for fine single. scoring Kane
and Hall hereeman Immediately
proceeted TO walk CandyleEs Wal
ters aud again the haSes were filled
Julie Strelb then drove the ball "a
left aud Two more runs came In,
tytng the scoec Mott lifted a high
fiy 70 cfavath and after the catch
Walters heat the ball home with
the Winning run.
One, Two. Three.
vtckerS had the Angels ON bis
staff in the ninth and they went out
M one. two. three order.
hlankenshp and Kane we're the
two bright paytieuisr stars OF The
game while Hall and Mott contrib
uted their usual quota Of errurs. the
latter performing his usual stunt Of
thruNing the bali a. feet over the
first haseman's head.
Score RI T.
Seattle. ag00 0ees G-9 II
Aaeafa ca &c q Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04
JOHNNY REID
IS BUTT|NC N
BoBBfE LUHpiE's TRouats
MAKING MANAGER ATrEMpr.
mo TO KILL THE FfGHTfaa
GAME IN kiTsAP.

The latest development Of ths
fighting game Ia this vicinity i
the appearance u Johnny REID
manager Of Bobby Lundie. Ia he
role OF dog Ia the manRer."
After Reds actions the othsf
might at Pleasant Beach when he
attempted 10 hold the LundIe.
DouEherty fight up on a flimAy Ore.
text az the last moment. Il was A
cinch that be could never again 90.
pear before tho Pleasant Beach club
a. the manager OF fighter. Being
30 barred. and entirely through Bis
actions. Reid has sbutted In" 70 the
fighting game at Seattle in opposI.
ton 10 Manager Daley who hss
been holding the Pleasant Beach
lights
Reid Announces Flight.
Reid announces that on Juns
9Th he will give 4 scrap AZ Bremen
ton. between his boy. Lnndie. and
Charlie Dunn. known as the 'Iro
Man whom Lundie beat 70 a fran
zie few months ago in California
Reds announcement IA more for
the inIuring Of Daily than for hold.
ing a scrap aa il il pretty nearfy
certain that the government xlil
not stand for fights ~ Bremertoa
aud besides that the pastor q The
Methodist church 1t that place has
stated that be all allow no prize
fights 10 take place II he has %
appeal 10 the governor 10 send
sroopa
Same Old story.
II seems 20 be the same old sforv
OF one man spending al his urns.
money and energy Ia getting he
fighting game In 4 fionrishing oon.
dition and then 4 lot OF oussicers
stepping In and TRYING 70 garner
the fruits Of his efforts. The szms
thing has occurred IN all blg catios
II killed the game in Nev york Ger
years and led 20 the repeal Of ne
Horton law II stopped bosinr r.
Chicago and Cincinnati and came
near killing the game 10 San Frxz.
cisco.
Reid a Trouble Maker.
This man Reid seems 10 Be 4
trouble maker on account of q To
aggressive disposition. BY his a.
tons be- nearly qaeeFed the fIshfs
90 Stockton. California A. fhe
Cove Worthlngfon fight In Erefesta
personal encounter With the referee
waa barely avoided b. The inter.
ventton Of friends and his actions
the night OF the Dougherty-I-unaik
fignt are too recent In the pubic
mind 20 need REPETITION. Unless the
promoters act IN a clrcunspecf
manner the fighting game In s.
attle win be killed for the NEXT 70
years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-04

Arlington. thu leaders 81 the race
IN the Amateur league. beat Everett
easily yesterday By a score % 6
10 ..