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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05

Sas Sprii6Iein am SdluI1e ipriGt
nift mebr bon Gebren. ionbern bon
W den. Sic gr5dblung min
uns alio cine 2ebre seben; man nennt
lie elm @IeidniS. 9ies bas 8ebeims
nib nod einmal uno iu6e nelie
Sprii1lein ba5uI ginise mill i9 Sir
a~ngeben:
Ser S1ein triiat.
GO 1T ni6t Iues Cob. mas gIGn3t.
Summbeit unb Stol5 tpa6ien auf
einem Sol3.
Alte 9emte.
Ms gang fleines WGbhen IGon
bate ib cine beionbere Suneieune
gu alten 2euten - pieueidt tpar's
cine Grt Iitleib. neil i5 badte, tie
miibten balo iterben. balo bon unIes
rer i6onen grbe i6eipenl
Benm i6 bariiber MN au6 nnoers
benfe mnb ben Soo als lleberaana
5ur etpisen SeIisfeit betradte. meme
Sorliebe fir bohbeta9te Ieniten lit
seblieben unS es bereitet mir iebes
Wfal elm tiefes Sdmer5sefiibl. ipenn
i6 ieben uno boren mub. pie rid
iibtslos bas liebe Mlter oft bebanbelt
miro, unb 5tpar ni6t blob in ben uies
bern @oltsi6iften, ionberu audi in
Der iosenannten beiiern @eIeui6aftl
8er bDrte nibt idon Sobne unb
Sobter aiis suten Sdiliern in ipees
iperfenoem Gone idsen: .9ieler
Ilte", ~iene IIte", ober: .Sest
fommt bieie alte S6a6tel and" unb
bergl., unb gar oft nod peroeu ioI6e
Geuberungen unierer Sueenb bon
ben gltern bela6tl limb riidii6tslos
laut metben bieIe 3orte manfmal
b%in9etporfen. 10 oaB tic. Yfeilen
gleid. blutenbe @unben oeruria6en.
Senft benn Die Sueeno pirtlid
nidt oaran, bab Die Seit i9tpinpet?
SAB Die Mlten emit jung setpeien?
llno Dab Die Snneen aft iperoen? In
eiidb. ibr Iiitter. ri6te ih Die @abz
yuns: grfldrt bas euren 8inbern.
lebret Tie .nor einem sralien Salpte
nui5uitebenl"
2ailet lie ni6t gebanfenlos an
@reiie, on Der 8reiiin poriibers
eeben!
c, pie banfbar iino dlte Ieniden
fir einen frennbli6en @rub. fir elm
gutes @ortl
SD erinnere MIDI aus nleiner @ins
oer5eit eines %nraIten. 9an5 fleinen.
peri6rnmpften Serrhens. baS nab
renb zines gauaen Sommers tGsIid
unsefdbr cine Stunbe in ben Gnlas
gen Dor meinem -glternbauie promes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05
SbieriGmtnereine siebt es piel,

Sic fdmpfen fir elm ebles 8iel, -
llnb barum COLT elm Sober chen -
Nur Gnerfennung ibrem Streben. -
Sod Ieioer bebnt Der Sdus nidt aug
- Sid auf Die &ii1e uno bas Saus,
- 9enn bier grab, oas lei fret pers
fiinoigt, - @irS seeen Sbiere biel
geiiinbigt. = Die Sausfrau unb Die
&ii6cnmnib - Sino oft bon grobter
@rauiamteit, - l1no nimner ido<
nenb pber milb, - 8enn's Speilen an
bereiten gilt. = gu benen 8biere iino
BON notben. - Sie iie aupor erit
nliifien tobten. - Wie 9dnIe, Siibz
ner, gnten. Sauben - Sic hires See
bens oft berauben. - llnb bierbei
martern lie nnb quGlen, - @ie 3u
Der armen Slide Gualen = sic oft
berfabren NIT ben Ialen, - Sic
inter ibrer Sanb ii6 pinben. - Sns
befT' tie iie lebenSig ihinoen. - 8ie
iie Die &rebie langlam iieben, - Bis
in Sorturen Tie perihieben, - Sas
Iues lit gang unbei6reibli1. = 8ars
barii6 unb burhaus ni1t peibli1, -
IbitoBenb tpirft's in ieoem Sau, -
llnb bod seifiebt es iiberau, = Ni6t
neil Die @rauiamfeit 10 eroB. = Iein,
neil man 10 9ebanfenlos. - @eil
Slid unb 4rebie ia nift ihrei'n. -
ga benft MAJ nift ON lire Sein. =
Sen Sbierfreunb padt Der Corn iez
bod. - Siebt er, nie Sausfrau,
aDdin. 8of, = SIM 8ei6 Der Yfans
men, Siesel. Sopfe. - 90 iebr Mig
banbeln Die Geidopfe. = Sic saps
pelnb inter ibren Sdnben - Na6
qualpol LANCER 3eit perenben. -
Iu6 S~lieeenitode. Sliesentiiten -
Soil nor lid auf3uitenen bitten. -
8eil Sbiere, Die ON linen fleben. =
Oft einen gan5en Tag nod leben. -
@enn ms Sic Sliseen tpirflid plaeen
8ibts Nittel bel, lie su perias
gen, - Sotpie lie glei6 unb raid gu
tobten, - Sic Gudlerei lit ni6t bon
notben. = Sas. liebe Srau'n unb
Wdgbelein, - Yrdgt, bite. giid elm
penig elm, = Samit Sbr guern 8ins
bern Damn - &it 9utem @eiipiel
gebt poran.
Ginfa6 ttniinn. GO lit einfa6er
llniim pariiber 5n iprehen, bab bieIe
poer iene Iebi8in bieie oper iene
&ranfbeit eebeiIt bat. Mud bas bette
Wittel fam Der Nahir BEL ibrer Mns
itrensung, Die 8ranfbeit ab6utperfen.
mr. Seiitanb ~leiiten. Sorni's Mpens
frduter reinigt unD bereihert burf
feline milben, ieooh tpirfiamen @igens
ihaften oas 9lut unb regt Die iunttios
nellie Sbdtiefeit Der 2ebensoreane on.
Die Nntur tbut baS llebrise - @e>
iunbbeit lit Die Solse. 9ieIes lit bos
gauge @ebeimniB oes grfolees bieies
alien. 5eitbeipdbrteu 8rGuterz Wittels.
SauIenbe baben iiber feline @eiunobeit
bringenbe ardfte 3eusnib abgelest.
Sacob N. @reiber aus Salunsa, Ya..
ihreibt: sd gebrauhe Sbren Ilpens
frduter our Stdrfung meines Spitems.
SD gebrauhte emit Sbre Iebi5in fir
@c5ema unb lie furirte mid. Seits
benz babe ih lie INNER gebramht,
tpenn ih Elm Stdrtunssmittel braudte.
Sh bin iiber Iieben5ig Sabre oft, per<
rifte aber Die Irbeit zines Mannes
auf Der Sarm. SD perpe Die Mens
nonitens Seimatb in 9ancaiter nit
Sbrem Wtittel befannt MAIDEN. Or
lit feline Mpotbefer : Mebisin. Ionbern
miro Den 9euten brett 9eliefert burh
Die gigentbiimer, Or. Sabrnep & Cons
Co., 112 - 11S 60. Sopne Gpenlie.
Chicago. Su..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05

Sobn unb Sames fparen Sreun6e.
gines Cages i'm Wai aber ging tire
Sreunpidaft in Die Bride. gin ienent
Gage gineen lie 5fpiiden benz 9abns
geleiie beim uno unterbielten lih iiber
Sdptmmen. bon Dem lie nber 9eibe.
nidts beritanben. Sobn iteIte cine
gebaupting aif uno Sanes tpioers
iprah. Sdneu CAB linn Sobn eiren
Sdlas auf ben Wuuo uuo Lief fort.
Sames itanb gnn5 erltaunt oa. Damn
sing er lansiam benin uno besnnn Su
tpeinen. .Sobn bat mid aeihla9enL
pas bersebe ih inn ME-. ia9te er
ieiner @utter.
gr poIte ii6 ni6t troften loi'en.
unb ielbit Der friidgebadene aliden
fonnte i'm nidt berubigen. Sobn
gins es ni9t piel better. &aum mar
er fortselprungen. als er ii6 ber5li1
iddmte. 9ennph fonnte er 1i6 fein
Ser5 faiien. 5uriid5ugeben unb Snz
mes I'M @er6eibung 5n bitten. Nu1
er bate feinen Ippetit gum Glen.
Seine Sdpeiter iaste; ~0u iiebit aus.
als Oh on beinen letten Srelino nerlo>
rem bait rSabe i6 audi. mar feline
fitr3e Intiport.
Ser Sonntos fam. Sames fam ies
DEN Sonntas 81 Sobn, I'M bort Den
Nahmittng 5u5ubringen unb I6enos
brot 5u eiien. Sobn tpartete biesmal
pereebens. Sa tonnte es Sobn ni@t
mebr ~auSbalten. Or fam an ieiner
@utter unb fraete: .Sait on nidt ets
mas S6ones. Wlitter. mas ih SumeS
bringen tann?" .Ms Sriebensanges
binbe?" fraste Die @utter. .Sa.
@utter". mar feline oifene anttport.
Sic sab ibm einen 9roben rotbett
Npfel. gr lief bamit fort. Sames
iab i'm 8immer uno lab gum Seniter
binaus. AIs err Sobn beranfommer
lab. polte err 5ur Sbiir ellen. Iber
polte Spbn gu linn? Sest eins bic
8~artentbiire auf. er fam auf's 9aus
gu. frat elm uno itano Dor Sames.
Iufrihtie iaste er, nobel er linn ben
Npfel entgegen belt: .6ier, nimnt
bies, es tbut mir leib." .gs mar
ebenip mein Sebler". iaete Sames.
go baben Die 3naben pieber Sries
ben semabt. @leib barauf aiueen
Tie IN aIer gintraht fort. r@obin
sebit pu?" fraste Sames' Iutter.
@it Sobn na6 ieinem Sauie". mar
Die @nttport.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05

Columbus. Wdnn mer
es ipeeB. bann is es fee
&unf6t. I'm mann Sd
Wei @ibie crit geiagt
I'M oussefiibrt ben, oa
fperb Sober iage: Ses
bdtt Sd AUDI 9etonnt,
lpann Sd bra 9eoentt
ben.
Ndmlib es fem Wius
iens breiu in Meiner
gibie. gs Is Wtir
atpmer nit nm bes @elb
ae thun, fonnern Inn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05

~Serjenise. pelher INNER bon
bes Nebenmenihen fleinen Seblern
reSet, bat srobe Sebler an ii1." -
Sran5 bon Sales.
2ieber 2eierl Sir bleibt niAt
Greu5 unb 9eioen eripart, 10 LANCE on
anf @roen bit. on masit iein mas on
tpilit, reid ooer arm. jung ooer aft.
gu lpem sebit On benn in beinen I6pez
rem Seibss unb S%eelennotben? 0u
iu6it pieleiht. in peltliben Iersnii,
sungen grleihterune ober in miirris
ifen alasen iiber Nuoere Sroit mno
9ebit niht 5u Sem. Der allein Dir pabs
rem Sroit unb nirfinme Silfe bringen
Tam, 5u Seius I'M III. Saframente.
8ie piele bimmliide Segnunsen mfrs
Den auf Die grbe berabae3osen. tpie
bel Croft fame in betriibte Ienidben<
bergen. ipenn Die NenI6en mebr Croft
uno &ilfe iuhen piirben Dor Seius i'm
bo6beili9en Satramente.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05
Safer : 2ieberbnf nnb bas brmm
unb bran.

W4iIter Gbiterl
SD nentm e Rdtent appleio for I'm
6 &appierett uff Wei gibie raiis. Sd
ben es 5uerf6t 9,iast, LIN mann jeet
Annere oaber ftmme I'M pone es add
t9lin. Wttlter Glitter, bas gilt net.
atdrnlit es Is GRAB tpie bel DEM gi bes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05

@er sIiidli6 mar, mill es ims
mer ipiebe- auf oieielbe @eiie fem.
gber oaS VIid tpedielt beitdnbie
feline Sdbr.s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05

@ie reid lit 0ott. nie treu lit @ott,
9es beiIie @ort ni6t liist;
8 gliidlih Ser5! tpie i6on lit @otti
Got. Got allen seniiot. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05

Die Sdmer5en bur6 Siiftpeb
beruriaht limb mitunter faim gum
auSbalten. @eibt grb tii6tig NIT
ct. Safobs Del elm uno es ipirb ben
S6mer5 austreiben. gs lit am beIten
es iofort gu gebrauden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05
Die &~prndbren.

Gin 2anbmann cling nit ieinem
fleinen Sobn Sobias auf ben elder
binaus. Inn gu ieben. OBJ bas &prn
balo reif iei.
Batter, tuie fommt's bod. iaste
Der 8nabe. .baB einise Salmte iif 10
tief CUR grbe neisen. anbere aber ben
9opf 10 nufreht trneen? Siele mill
fen tpobl redt bornebm iein; Die ans
beren, Die lid tief Dor linen biiden,
limb setpiB piel ihle6ter."
Ser Batter pfIiidte elm paar Gebren
ab uno iprad: .Siebe. oieie Nebre
bier. Die ii1 10 belbeibeu neiste, lit
bon Der ih0niten 8orner; bieie aber.
Die iib 10 itpl5 in Die S1be itredte. lit
gand taub nnb leer."
Srdgt giner gar 10 bod ben
&opf.
90 lit er pobl elm eit[er
Sropf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05
Sci ben ~S,ahnern.

Wenn Der 9abn ben Ipr9en trd6t,
Springt Sansjafob aus Dem Sett',
@didt Die Iueen flar unb beQ,
Sduft gum 9pf' binunter I6reu.
Senne, Sdef unb @agelei,
Guft er ar ioglei6 ber6ei,
2beilet ieinen Sriibltidsitmaus
Sreunoli6 unter ibnen aus.
$50, ipri6t Safob. tpenn's geIdeb'n,
~Sebt miB t6 CUR SHule geb'n.
SleiBig lernen muB ib MN,
Sod, mas babt oenn ibr gu tbnn?"
fluid mir BADEN uni're Sflift",
9enne 0ogeleia ipriht, r
s2iebiter Safob lei, MIR tlug,
Irbeit 9ibt's au9 uns aenugl"
yGter le9en mltB ih ia,
Sin bafiir i'm Saule ba,
S6elten piirb' Die Sausfrdu iebr,
Sanbe lie mein Teitden leer."
.S6edhen bat Der &ii6lein bier.
8olen lernen ar bon ibr.
Bie man reht nod Siibner Mrt
Sliegen i6nappt unb 8irmer
f6arrt."
~Iuf benz 9dn5en grbenrunb',
&irb beg Shopfers 8eis6eit funb,
Sebem 8eien, grob urb Helm.
Beiiet CT iein Yldtfen elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05
Der aruhe rptbe MpfeI.

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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15
IF You
Are Sick

1t is because some OF
the organs of the body
are not doing their work
well. There is a lack OF
that nervous energy that
gives them motion. Con-
scqucntly you are weak,
worn-Out, nervous, irrit-
able, cannot, sleep; have
headache, Indigestion, etc.
because there is not sulli-
cient nerve force to keep
the organs active and al
low them to perform their
natural functions. DIR.
Miles Nervine restores
health because it restores
this nervous energy.
IT have been sick for year and
aid not know what was hc matter
with me. I tried many repedies and
none OF them proved OF anf value.
cured a bottle. and before I had taken
half OF Il was better, l would have
had nervous prostratlOn n had not
got this medicine when did. con-
tinucd to tRko II until I was entirely
well. I have aimee recommended tt
90 i've Of my lady friends, and they
have all thanked me for doing 30, for
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15
Charles Dana GibsOn Aeain.

This time the great American artist
arpYurs before the public as the creator
Il the beautiful and exclusive set OF
Gibson Heads, now being given away
with the New York Sunday World. 1t
is remarkable how such a thing can be
done. The extra cost of art paper, fine
printing, &c. is az nothing compared
To the great price this artist is known
10 charge for his work. But this has
not stopped the World The pictures
are beautiful. and are being given away
with everY SUNDAYS paper
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15
The Limit OF LIE.

The most eminent medical scientists
are unanimous in the conclusion that
the generally accented accepted hmita-
ton Of human life is many years below
the attainment possible with the adj
vanced knowledge of which the race -
now possessed The critical period
that determines its duration seems 10
be between 50 and 60; the proper care
OF the body during this decade cannot
be too strongly urged. carelessness then
being fatal TO longevity. Natures best
helper after so Il Electric Bitters, the
scientific tonic medicine that revitaliSeg
every organ of the body. Guarantees
by al druggists, 6Oe.
See John collins for Job Printing.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15
A Stitch In Tine

will save nine. So will hottie Of Bal
Iard'a Uorehound Syrup alwcys kent on
hand save many spell Of sickness. A
s,,re CIR, for Coughs. Colds. bronchitis
and Wbooning Cough Mrs S. Hot
Snr;nys Ark. writes ~ keep - hot
rio of Rallard's Horehouud Svrup in
INV medicine Ghost. and thtn< my fore,
Thought many times. ], has prevented
many severe severe spells Of sickness y
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15
Like a Letter from Home.

Macon. Ga Foh. I. 1907.
Mr. John G. Collins, Tallahassee. Fia
Dear Sn Kindly give m" date T."
which my sub,rrlpt,uu To pau"r tsp; ut
II | am behind | viii promptly remit.
Your paper Is too much enjoyed To be-
without it. It's Ike long better from
home. With kiudc,t regards t" all, |
FRANK r. COI.ES
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15

am now in the market puTc hasino a
car load Of good horsee and mules,
which win arrive w Tallahassee about
February 18th. Wait And see them
.torh And win make IL interesting for
80 6O.9t A. ATKINSON.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15

The Tampa Tluhrs says, MANY Il
msn thinks his name is linked with an
Office, when it IS really pasted on the
Official billboard, and sure to be washed
off by the first shower"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15
HAS FORCED TIE ISSUE.

Senator Carmack, Of Tennessee, says
Of whiskey and it's effects
THE absurd contention is often
made that the abolition OF the saloon
would injuriously affect the prosperity
Of community. There are some ar
guments so repugnant 10 reason that
they DO not need the TefutatiOn Of eX-
pcricnce. Wealth is produced by the
hand and brain Of the man, and what
ever impairs the effectiveness Of both
mind and body is a destroyer Of wealth
The tattercd vagabond waIlowng in
the gutter adds nothing to the prosper
ity Of the community, and neither does
the man who puts him. The saloon, by
its insoence, it's arrogance, its persist
ent lawlessness, has forced the issue
upon the people, and the people must
meet It It refuses 10 be reformed;
il must, therefore, be destroyed. 1t
has proclaimed by its conduct that it
would rather die than obey the law 10
doing so, it has left but one course for
self-respecting and law-respecting peo-
pie. The whskey shop must go.
The Tallahassee True Democrat is
very much worried because Governor
Broward will not furnish for publica-
ton an itemized statement Of the funds
received by him for the carrying on OF
the drainage campaign. The journal
last week attempted 10 show where
this was personal, and not sta e
matter, but the True Democrat man
cant see j.. that way. In "A column
editorial he comes back at the journal
and makes more charges against the
Governor and his wrong doing. Penaa-
cola Journal.
We simply stated tho case and
if you will read hat editorial again car
fully you will note that We left it en-
tirclv IN the hands Of the Governor to
treat the matter under discussion just
a. he pleased ~ 70 whether he would
give out the information on not. We
hold that Official proclamatons'
should all g. recorded and that all the
people of Florida nave "a right to ask
about them, and are Interested.
"Qucry," did Governor Broward pre-
tend something that was not real and
genuine at that time
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15

Attend the meeting Of County Com
nnissioneTs next Tuesday, and show by
your presence, influence and help that
you oppose having Tallahassee n bar
room city again.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15
Tallahassee. Friday, Feb. IS, 1907.

The Fernandina Record Think. AZ
follows. The State Capitol IL not AZ
much in need Of an annex a. It is a
cleaning out.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15

How much better il would be for the
state Of Florida and to her people II
all that money the governor IL spend
ing in dredges and cutting bitches were
expended for hard surface roads and
for the public schools The governor
has been at II now for over7R year, and
not Ave miles Of bitches yet dug. with
an expenditure Of nearly $lbO,WO OF
the peoples money. For the governor
70 carry out his present plans for drain
ing the Everglades would cast the tax
payers Of Florida at least S2b. 900, 600
When the legislature meets In
April II will evidently atop the internal
Improvement board from spending any
more Of the peoples money In that
Everglades drainage scheme. The peo'
ple have voted against the proposition
but the governor goes right on Of
thm.gh n were the whole thing. '-Vo
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15

The Sumterville Times presents the
name Of Hon. d II. Baker, OF the
Twentieth District Sumter Rnd'Marion
counties), Tor President of the State
Senate.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15

State SenaOr Winbcrn. of the 18th
Senatorial District. having recently
died. leaves another vacancy, and "A
special election will have TO be- called
without delay 10 fll same
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15

The stock Of spring and summer low
quarter shoes, for bOth men and wO
men, now farriAd by Burns 4 Co., Cal =
not be exSellsd Tor style, comfort, du-
rability OF finish, and prices are within
reach II kn. 81
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15

Mrs. Dr. ]. 81. earn left on Thurs
day for an extended visit 20 frionda IN
] ksOnVille, Tampa and at B0cking-
- aNtsNNs9
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15

Florida was very fortunate IN not got
ting caught in the dispcnsary trap
South Carolina il making haste - get
out Of the slime, and we'll II may be- IT
has been a costly experiment. st. Au-
justine Record
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15

cambridge, Ga, now proposes TO
vote out the sale Of whiskey, and with
it will go another one Of Tallahassee s
standby in the shipment of plain
packages - Pensacola Journal. Don
get discouraged Tallahassee, Cara
belle is we'll equipped in the liquor bus
mess and can supply you on short no.
tee with any amount Of plain pack
ages. - Carrabelle Advertiser.
Granted. But would not advertise
that fact TO the world The law
abiding citizens of Leon county may
make up their mind that even Cara
belle Thanksgiving shall not come here
To be dealt out by blind tigers.
There is a strong sentiment growing in
this community to organize all the OPP
ponents to the whiskey traffic into a
society who intend to make it their
business TO assist all officers IN enforc-
ing the law and caglng both blind
and wide-opcn. eyed tigers.
II
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15

Editor Caldwell, Of the Jasper News,
puts in az follows "Somc Of the : tate
officials in Tallahassee who are so
greatly concerned about the over
crowded condition Of the State Capitol
and are desIrous Of more room will be
given room in plenty after the next
election.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15

II is the aim of Bkrns y Co. 10 carry
only the best graNes II goods, ana
those that are warrdntSA to give salts
faction, IA there II 1O/economy IN buN
ing Inferior goods atAny pnce. 81
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15

Yesterday Governor Broward did the
expected, in that he appointed his Pri-
vate Secretary, ]. Emmett Wolfe. to
the Judg eship, made vacant recently
by the resignation OF Judge Carter and
then appointed Mr.. Augustus Brown,
Of Duval, his Private Secretary The
True Democrat has no right and does
not register protest, for 40 far ~ we
are concerned, It made absolutely no
difference. We hope both appoint
ments will satisfy Floridians genernlly,
Now who will be- selected rs the Com
wet Inspector, from among the large
bunch.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15

See John collins for Job Printing.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15

President S. A Rawls, Of the state
board Of trade, has called meeting at
Jacksonville, February 10th, for the
purpose Of taking up the problem Of
securing immigration to Florida. a
large attendance is expected, and the
board will doubtless formulate some
suggestions ~ TO the best action to be
taken by the legislature
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15

Governor BrOward, Notwithstanding
the people voted Overwhelmingly
against any further attempt to drain
the Everglades, continues to prosecute
the work at an enormous expense 10
the Taxpayers Of Florida. and with
money that the Legislature intended
should go 10 the public schools and for
hard surface roads. VOlusia County
Record.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15

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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-02-15

Make application to the Board to
have your name taken from the petit
ton. II you do not desire TO have It re-
main thereon. A copy has been made
OF Il, II Is being revised rs names are
coming of. and Of course will be printed
with the official minutes Of the meeting
Tuesday Can you afford to have your
name remain thereon. Remember 1t il
nm IN YOU
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
NAVIGATION LECTURES AT COLUMBIA.
Lieutenant W. S. Crosley Starts Course Be-
fore Large Audience.

Through the efforts of Professor Charles Lane
Poor Of Columbia University who is also mem
bor Of the New York Yacht Club. series OF lec'-
ures on navigation. to be delivered every IuesusS
at Columbia, began yesterday with lecture py
Lieutenant w 5. Crosley. L. s. n, on DEAD
Reckoning and Coastwise Navigation" That con-
siderable interest was shown In the new course
was evident by the number OF yachtsmen present.
They included Cornelius Vanderbilt. commodore OF
the New York Yacht club; William Butler Dun
can tr Seymour l.. Hustled. Robert +. Tod, James
Sparkman. !. y. J. Kelley. George a. Cormack and
James w. Alker, all Of that club.
Rear Admiral Caspar +. Goodrich, commandant
Of the BROOKLYN Navy Yard. made the opening ad-
dress.
This is a special opportunity for self-mprove-
mcnt." he said. I'm subject that, can assure
YOU. IS not a difficult one. and II is emnently
fitting that this city's great university should he
the first Ia take il up II IS almost automatic that
every yacht owner ought 10 know enough naviga-
ton to be independent Of his skipper"
Lieutenant Commander Crosley, whose remarks
were illustrated by diagrams Of bow and beam
bearings. difference OF latitude and departure ira
tables and danger angles. and by pages OF
tables from Bowditch. told his hearers that. like
every other useful art. common sense and good
judgment must be used to become a successful
navigator. Dead reckoning. he declared, never
accurate