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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-12-05
COUNTY PROCEEDINGS
-(From last week..

iowa BTldke 20. PAID Tor bridges, a
rer ttemized statement 81, 1877. 70.
7l5-2O-ft.s steel bridge located
W. side Of ll-96 59.---.--.-$ 400 A
~7ls-30tt culvert pipe for run
Ing Water, s D.-- liz 50
7l7--3htt pile bridge located
9 side Of 1858 ---- l16 SO
1870 IT steel bridge located
\. SIDE of l-y4-5S ... 40 aO
U9-24-ft. steel bridge Il Gated
s. side VI 33-93 5s-------. 500 %
i2h-2Gft. pile bridge located
u. side Of 6-Y4-60- go SO
72l--20-ft. pile bridge located
W. SIDE % y 94.60-- -@! 295 81
I22 y n. pile bridge located
s side Of l7-yj-6l. 1878 90
Td0-20-rt steel bridge located
W. side OF ll-06-59------.. 492 IS
1SS-Culyert pipe for Rudning
Water, S d. I9s 90
~1sa-2O-ft. pile bridge located
". side ot 1891 $50 10
840-2O-ft steel bridge located
n. side Of q 1850 .--- 54l Is
Backing four bridges west Of
Scotland, 5 ID l9r6---- SO IL
S69-l2-ft. pile bridge located
8. side Of 5.Y2 68 ~
Sa6-Repair work on bridge 10
Gated n. side ~ ll-26 3d. 24I 10
9Os-2uLft. pile bridge located
W. side Ul 2-93-6l--- 1888 60
9lS-20-ft. pile bridge located
Z side of 1896 6i.------... 26l 81
sl9-Repalr work N bridges
located e. side Of 1896 50 lOl %
92o-M"ving IA SLceI b. idge and re-
building at W. side 1896 60 248 ~
962-Repair work ON Scotland
bridge e. side of 05-j8.-..- 297 50
963-Kepair work on bridge 10
Gated k side Of 1898 Co.,. los 90
$50 COLT, pie briige heated
S side Ut Jl-95.6O .--.---- 278 40
967-Repait work located west
side Of 9-95-6U 3lS O4
1852 II. PIE bridge located
sec. "a % 25S ~
0S3--l6 II. pie bridge located
W. side Of 2-95.60- 2I3 80
0S4 - II. pile bridge location
$ side of 0 95-6"- 24O 10
1887 -
Times Power Press, envelopes
for Co. Supt. --....--- l3 "a
john Planning, Work for CO., 2 90
p. &. StUncbrnk r, mcuib r +
board Of heath aud quarau-
timing 90 ~
& NJ Keeling, attending meet
Ing aud mileage : 10
F A Morgan Lbr Co, lumber
for road dist, No. II--.. l3 -
j + Evcrs Hardware ca. uails
for road dist NJ lI.- so
jacob I.ogterman. grading IL so
Christ "itLmeier, grazing. 81 co
Herman NUlgt, grading AID
bridge plank s. 90
l. l. Wagner, dep: ty sheriff,
Gale Ut DC Dykstrd, insane 80 20
Phillip Odeua, ~. grading go
u Nilcauer, 43 10
Fred FELTON,, il 90
w A Sweet, blacksmith work
for county / 20
a g McClurg s. Co. books
charge to library fund--.-. 80 63
A Z McClurg x Co, books
charge to library fund.- Is 81
Educational Publishing Co.
books for county 10 90
Educational Publishing Co.
books for county ----- . 40
Educational Publishing Co,
books for county --...%. 90
CHM Il 20. school books 81 "a
American Book Co. school
, DOCKS. II 81
American EUCk co school
books 10 IS
American Books Co. school
DOCKS. AZ 81
Silver BurdcLte Il Co. school
books lOl SO
Perkins Bros. stationery for
10 90
w N WEIGH 4 Co. stationery
for county % 90
Geo d barnard & co. station
cry for county 9 IS
Brown < Saenger, stationery
for county 10
Perkins Bros. stationery for
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-12-05

On motion the county audi or is
authorized tn offer DR. G Schott $40.
In full settlement OF his claim In &C
count of professional services render
ed to ii Harms. same to be madr by
way Of comprnn iSe only and not to be
paid except In case IF acceptance ly
him IN full settlement Of his claim.
On motion the following committee
was appointed t" view the road bet
ween Sec 81 AMI 81 $780, M Dun
m're, Phillip He'll and o B Mcneil.
On motion the report Of b H Woo y,
Justice OF the Peace for quarter end
ing Oct. 81, 1907, was accepted and
the following bills sllowed:-
d. II. Wood, Justice of :he
Peace, IN cas- OF A. Thomas , 30
Clara VaughtcrS, witness fees
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29
Nav York 20 Prohibit.

Associated Press dispatches Of the
25th gives the following items one
from New York, the other from Mont
gOmery:
the beginning of the greatest temper
ance revival the country has ever seen,
the prohibtionists Of New York State
are blaming crusade TO move the
State into the "dry" column. II Ala
bama and Georgia can be turned 10
prohibition, why not New York they
say. A state ticket will be put in the
field and the campaign TO elect legis-
laturc which will pass prohibition law
next year Is being planned, and will be
actively carried on.
Auctionecr Hill has been arrested at
Brcwton for selling at an "old horse
sale Of the express company jug OF
whlskey. II is alleged TO be in viola
ton Of the prohibition laws for the ex.
press people 20 adopt this method OF
getting charges out Of uncalled fOr
goods. A test OF the right 10 thus re-
alize on delinquent charges will be
/ made.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29
s0nr1HrNc 10 rHINK LOU.

A single page in one issue OF the
Chicago News cost 81, 14l.56 IN the
New York American, $4,000 ~ the
Nov York Herald, S698. Is in Golfers
Weekly, 81 10000; in the Saturday
Evening Post, 81, 800 90 in the Define
ator. Si, 800. 90 in the WOman's Home
Companion. 81, 10000; in the Youth =
COMPANION, 81, 10000; in the Ladies
Home Journal, $4,000 Does this
not 90 70 prove TO you that it would be
a paving investment for your business
10 gccure space in your home newspa'
per. Surely those large advertisers
would not invest in 1t so extensively II
Il did not pay them good returns.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29
kindergarten Thanksgiving ExeT-
ciSeS.

The little people of the kindergarten
connected with the public school have
been very busy, lately, preparing for
their Thanksgiving exercises. The fruits
Of their labor were TO be seen in the
pretty decorations which adorned the
walls of their room FestoOns of au.
tumn leaves, cut by patient little tin-l
gers from red and yellow paper, hung
from side to side in graceful and bril-
liant curves, and freiZes Of turkeys,
SQUIRRELS, fruits and flowers were ranged
round the walls. These, also, were made
by the children. The program was varied
and well carried out. The children did
justice TO their instructor and thorough
ly enjoyed themselves, as did also their
grOwn-up audience.
Miss Mcconnell, the tercher, and MISS
Elizabeth Tatum, the musician, spared
no pains to make the occasion one OF
success and enjoyment.
Progam. 49, Morning Greeting ( Good
Morning To You. Song.-Twinkle, Twin
kle, Little Star. Thanksgiving Prayer.
Song Squirrel Game-Chickadee.
Song Wind the Clock. GameCPonles;
Song-Come, Little Leaves. Skip and
Tag. Claps. Song-Shoemaker Song.
The Blacksmith. Irregular Skips.
| Thanksgiving Song-Pick the Apples.
Game--Mulberry Bush Grand March.
The following children were in the
! circle:
Edward Rose, Anna Jane Anderson,
Irma Sauls, Annette Ball, James Ball,
Elizabeth Byrd. Pauline Atkinson, Ev-
erette Dash, William Dash, Hattie May
McDermett, Fannie Blackburn, Bessie
Black kburn, In,z Sau,s. Weda Tram
nell, Henry Palmer, Ivan Monroe, Mar
garet Strange, Leonard Marshall, Chris
! tine Banks, Frank Evans, Ruby Proc
tor, Mildred Forbes, Holmes Brown
! Onnita Munro
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29

In the Circuit Court, Second judicial
Circuit, Leon County Florida, IN
Chancery.
John W. DeMilly, Complainant. vs.. Evelyn N.
1T APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT FILED IN
L The above stated cause that Evelyn M. DeMilly
the defendant therein named IL n resident of Leon
County. State Of Florida, but that she has been
absent from her said place Of residence for more
than sixty days next proceeding the application
for this order Of publication, filed in the above
cause and that her present place of residence 80
Far as Il within the knowledge Of complainant v
in Burnham. Howell County, Missouri. and that
the aaid defendant u under the OF twenty one
years Il is therefore ordered that the said defend
ant be and IL hereby required 20 appear 20 the bill
OF complaint filed In the said cause on Monday.
the sixth day OF January. A. ID. 1908, otherwise
the allegations Of said bill will be taken as con-
fessed BY said defendant. 80. ,
n IL furtrer ordered that this order be publtahSd
once a wecA for four consecutive weeks IN the
Weekly True Democrat, a newspaper published
IN said County and State.
This 2sth day Of November, A. ID. 1907.
IsrAIl HENRY T. FELKEL,
Clerk Circuit Court, leon County. Florida
kttsat1HENRY T. FELREL
Clerk Of said Court. 4O-4W
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29
4O-tf 7. o. Tallahasseee,

Times-U Union. 2sth: Yesterday even
ing, at the handsome Cay home on Riv-
orside avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Cay Me-
Call entertained few Of the young
married people and large number of
young society people at dance which
was greatly enjoyed, the popular young
host and hostess giving each guest a
charming evening. The music was at
tractive and the large rooms opening
into each other gave plenty Of room for
dancing During an intermission a de-
lcious supper was served and greatly
eniOyed
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29
Your One Best Chance

TO find out what people all over the
earth are doing TO CLEAN the best
thoughts Of the best editorial writers (;
to read score Of literary master
pieces" on Romance, Art, Religion,
Adventure. Travel, ETC., and 60 laugh
at the humorous skits OF America =
leading comic artists order from your
newsdealer, In advance, a copy OF next
Sundays New York World.
>~r~@-cs~s>s>eeees-~N.
Hat Sale atill on At Burns q Co. 20
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29
Take NOtIcei

have purchased the interest Of M.
II. Johnson, Sr., IL the Leon Dairy
Farms, and will continue to manage
the business, dealing in fine Jersey
Cows, Poland China Hogs and Choice
Leon County Butter. Farms located 8
miles northeast Of Tallahassee.
MILES II. JOHNSON, JR,,
AO.tf L. 0. Tallahassee. Florida.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29
Notice OF AdmlnistratriK.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
IN (,relitora leRAtees and distributes and all
persons having claims or demands against the es-
tate OF Charles T. Hancock. deceased, late Of Leon
County Florida. are hereby required TO present
tbe same within two years from the date hereof
or such claims OF demands will be forever barred
This 9Ith day Of November. A. ID. 1907.
SUSAN A. HANCOCK,
Aduinistratrix OF the estate Of the Said Charles
T. Hancock deceased 4OH
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29
HORSES & nULES.

have Just received car load Of eX.
ira good Kentucky Horses and Mules,
which am selling at the best prices.
See me before purchasing.
3g-tf G. A. SCHoEMAKER.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29
pnanmonla FoIlows a told.

hut never follows the use Of Foley's
Honey and Tar II stops the cough,
heals and strengthens the lungs and
prevents pneumonia, Sold 10y all Drug
pigtE
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29
Notice of intention to AppIyfOr Letters
Patent.

THE UNDERSIGNED SUBSCRIBERS AND
i IneOrporatOrs hereby give notice that they
will apply 20 Honorable Napoleon =. Broward.
Governor Of the State Of Florida. For Letters Pat
ent Incorporating them under and by the name Of
The Tobacco Corporation Of Leon County. In ac-
eordanee with the following Articles Of IneorpOra-
ton. which they have adopted as their proposed
SOL BRAsH,
e. G. PARIJN,
j. L. WILLIAMS.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29

The name Of this corporation shall be The To-
bacco Corporation OF Leon County, and its bqsi-
ness shall be conducted in the State Of Florida
and IN other states Of the United States OF Ameri-
ca and in all foreign eountTies. wherever neees-
sary or convenient. The principal offices or said
CORPORATION shall be in Tallahassee, Leon County,
Florida.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29
PROPOSED CHARTER OF THE TOBACCO
CORPORATION OF LEON COUNTY.

The undersigned incorporators hereby associate
themselves together for the purpose Of forming
corporation under the laws Of the State Of Flori-
da as prescribed by the General Statutes OF said
State and the Acts OF the Legislature thereof,
and adopt the following proposed charter:
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29

remedy TOT nervous thuduoIlOh ,H'
kidney trouble, and am free TO say that
FOlcy's Kidney Remedy Wi DO all that
you claim for it," Sold by all Drug
gists. .-..-
Take in Sun Bros. circus tonight
They gave "A good show this afternoon.
Lap Robes. Chase and Strook brands,
at j. ID. Gays, 40
DIR. George y. Glover, Judge r. M.
Pulcston and Mcssrs. Willie Simmons
and Dabney Palmer, Of Monticello,
we're visitors TO Tallahassee Monday
and made this office a pleasant visit.
Lap Robes $3.50 to $500 at J. D..
Gays Az
Mr.. Philip NJ. Ball, of the editorial
staff Of the Tmes-U Union, and his wife
spent Thanksgiving day with their
grandmother, Mrs Glover A, Ball, at
her home in this city.
Horse Blankets and Lap Robes. Larg-
est stock 20 select from at j. ID. Cay 8.
40
Rev. w. II. Dodge, who has been at
! tending a session OF the Presbyterian
! Synod at Sallahassee, and extended his
! vi it to cambridge, Ga, is back home
! again He says that both Tallahassee
and cambridge are making progress
R,long mercantile and industrial lines
and that the strongest ADVOCATES on the
"wet" side in BanbrIdgc are loud II
saying that instead Of closing saloon.
hurting business it has materially con
trlbutcd 10 the increase of trade Mr
Dodge enjoyed his visit very much.
Ocala Banner.
Hon Frank Clark and wife left Sun
day for Washington, whore they vii
remain during the approaching session
of Congress Congressman Clark re
quests the people to have no hcsltancl
IN writing him ON any subject. as h,
will take pleasure in giving the matte
his personal attention. GalncsyilI
sun, 2Gth.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29

The general nature Of the business TO be trans
acted by the said corporation is that OF planting,
cultivatinR, growing, producing. curing, packing,
manufacturing, selling buying and handling
leaf tobacco and all other farm products; con-
strueting buildings, buying. leasing and other
wise acq uiring, selling letting and otherwise dis
posing of structures for shading tobacco, and
suitable buildings, including warehouses and
packing houses for curing, handling and prepar-
ing for market leaf tobacco and all other farm
products, as well as merchandise Of any and
every kind and character, and saw and make, buy
and sell lumber and other building material; to-
raise buy and sell live stock OF all kinds; bor-
rowing and lending money with OF without Sc
curety; issuing and selling bonds and other nego-
table Instruments; buying and leasing or other
wise acquiring and holding real estate; selling and
conveying real estate; owning and operating saw
mills; cutting, saving and manufacturing lumber
for all and any purpose whatsoever, and conduct
ing a general mercantile business; and to build,
buy, SELL manage own, control, hire, charter ana
operate vessels tramways, cars or other Vehiclesr
automobiles and other means OF transportation
for the transportation Of passengers or other
products ot property held controlled owned; pro
duced or manufactured by said corporation, OF
other persons or corporations in connection with
the business Of this corporation. To borrow
money and secure the same, and money other
wise owing, by deeds mortgages notes or other
obligations therefor; TO make contracts between
individuals or corporations for the turtherance OF
its purposes business, and generally 70 eNer~
else such powers as may be necessary or cOnVen-
lent to the purposes businesses of this corpora-
ton: and 20 have exercise and enjoy all the
rights. powers and privileges incident TO corpora.
tions for T-oft, organized and existing under ana
by virtue OF the laws Of the State OF Florida.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29

Governor Broward WAS honored at
the National Drainage Convention by
being elected President Of the Commits
sion. He spoke on the drainage OF the
Everglades.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29

Florida School Exponent, under the
new management is out for October,
and is greatly improved in get-up, and
very neatly printed, the Capital Pub
fishing Company now having contracted
IN nrint it.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29

Go to Schoemaker's stales and see
the Russell Wagon before purchasing,
they ere the best and cheapest and wear
well. S9-2t
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29

Live Oak Is arranging to have another
great Coming Out Convention early N
Deeenber. The more the merrier.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29

In the Circuit Court, Second Judicial
Circuit, Leon County, Florida-In
Chancery.
Ella b. Chaires Complainant. vs. r. II. High
tower Pauline COttrell Eugene Cottrell, s. ID.
HiRhtower Harris Hightowsr. Mary Chaires,
Octavia Chaires, Julia Chaires. Alice Chaires,
BENJAMIN Cbaires and John e.. MontfOrd, De-
PENDANTS.
TT APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT PILED IN
the above stated cause that Octayia Chaires .
defendant therein, is a resident Of the City Of
Tallahassee Leon county. State Of Florida ana
that the said defendant has been absent from her
said place Of residence and OUTSIDE the State Of
Florida for more than sixty days next presiding
the application for this order Of publication. hcdl
IN the above cause. and that the said defendant %
q minor under the age of twenty-one years, and
that the said defendant Is at present residing IN
the city Of Winston-Salern, county OF foFeyth,
State of North Carolina Il IA therefore oroerSd
that the said defendant be and " bergny
required 60 appear 20 the bill Of complaint MED ~
the said cause on Monday. the sixth day OF ganu-
/ aFy A D. 1908 otherwise the Hllegationa Of said
ban will be taken a. confessed by said defendant
II "a further ordered that this order be pub
| Hshed once a week for four consecutive weeks in
| the Weekly True Demobrat," a newspaper pub
! hshed in said county and State.
/ This Goth day q November, y. D. leyl
! fsEAl.l HERY T. FELKEI.
! Clerk Circuit Court.
| A true COPY.
/ Attest
HENHx T. FEIKEI- Clsrk. to-tt
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29
ST. Augustine Men and Tobacco.

The Florida Sumatra Leaf Tobacco
and Stock Farms, Of Leon county has
been organized with General j. G. K.
Foster president, w. A. McWilliams
vice-president and H. Clay Crawford,
secretary and treasurer. The company
will engage in the culture Of cigar wrap
per tobacco and stock raising.
TIE company ha. issued prospectus
and will place stock on the market. Ac-
cording to the statement Of the officers
this is the first company to place stock
Of this character on the market. As
Leon county is the Sumatra leaf belt
and there is ready demand for all that
can be produced, at very profitable
prices it would seem that the new com
pany has sure thing.
A review and history of tobacco cul-
ture IN Florida is given in a prospec-
tus, showing that Florida engaged IN
this industry extensively before the
Civil war. Gadsden and Leon counties
are featured as the tobacco centers and
the success of the growers of that sec
| tion is given as well as the methods OF
culture,
! The new concern proposes to grow
| Sumatra leaf under shade, or sheds.
| They have secured / 200 acres Of land
| i'm the most desirable section of Leon
county and hold options on much larg-
| er tracts Stock raising will be an
other feature of the Company, splendid
grazing lands have been secured, with
abundance of small lakes, giving a wa
ter supply that is inexhaustible. The
company is capitalized at $4,000, the
stock being divided into 5000 shares and
| held at $40 per share,
Judging by the prospectus the pro-
moters have carefully studied their en-
terprise and are in a position TO give
accurate information TO the slightest
detail. st. Ausustine Record.
! '---y->--~---~--r-->---e~-.-
There is nothing better for stomach
troubles than KODOL, which contains
the same Juices found IN healthy stom-
\ ach. KODOL is offered on guaran-
teed plan for the relief of heart burn,
:, flatulence, sour stomach, beIching ol
gas, nausea, and all stomach troubles
So at times when you don't feel just
right, when you, are drowsy after meals
and your head aehes or when you have
no ambition, and you are cross and ir'
ritable, take a little KODOL. 1t di
gests what you eat. 1t will make you
healthy Sold by all druggists.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29

Governor Broward this week, at
tended the National Drainage Congress
Meeting at Baltimore and was on the
proqram for speech on the Drainage
Of tho Everglades, a subject very dear
10 his heart.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29

The amount Of the capital stock Of this corpora
ton shall be forty thousand dollars $40 00O0.00), TO
be divided into four hundred (40O) shares Of the
par value Of one hundred dollars $4,000 each.
All or any part Of the capital stock of this corp0
ration may be payable in property, labor or SER
services, at just valuation to be fiXdd by the in
corporators. or by the directors, at a meeting
called for the purpOss Property, labor or ser
itsl stock at "A just valuation of such property
labor or services 90 be fixed 10y the directors of
the corporation at a meeting called for the pur-
pose.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29
Rev. 1. ". williamson Testifies.

Rev. l. W Williamson, Huntington,
w Va. tcstlfcs az follows This is to
certify that ] have used Foley's Kidney
Remedy for nervous exhaustion and
kidney trouble and am free to say that
Folcy's Kidney Remedy will do all that
you claim for it," Sold by all Drug
pigt9
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29

Hat Sale 1till % a BuFps q CO. 20
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29

The newspapers ctnmchIlhR
on the prettIncss Of Hon. william D.
BRYAN and Hon. Park Trammell, sena-
torial candidates, one Of the best artic-
les we have seen being in the Tampa
Evening News We willpubish it next
argnok
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-29

Pretty Park Trammell, pretty VIM.
]. Bryan, and Senator John Reard is
not altogether a bad looking men. Nal
lory looks good "a n heap Of people, and
r. ]. Laud Browns cartoons appear
we'll occasionally. What will the Har-
vest be-, Fletcher
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-01-17
THE UNION AT coRpELE.

The Farmers Educational and Co
Operative Union had a district meet
Ing for the Second and Third con-
gressional districts of the state in Cor
dele last Thursday. Mr.. w. T. Dowd
of Stewart county, district president,
presided at this meeting. Mr.. w. L.
III. Lane, of Dooly, was elected vice.
president and Charles Jackson Shipp
was elected secretary and treasurer.
The Cordele Rambler was appointed
the official organ for the union for the
Second and Third congressional dis
tricts, and will in the future publish
all news of the union In these two
districts that is sent to us, and we ask
that every county association will send
us any news Of general interest to the
order.
Our union is growing at rapid rate;
very few farmers refuse to join, and
it is our hope to have fully sixty per
cent of the white men of these two
districts In the order before twelve
months. Business Manager Eubanks
was with us in our meeting and gave
us an instructive talk
The Rambler hopes that every mem.
ber will bring a new member to ev-
cry meeting until we get in everybody
who is entitled to join us. The next
district meeting will be held in Vienna
on the first Thursday In April-Cor-
dele. Ca. Rambler.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-01-17
TIE WEEKLY JEFFERsoN1AN.
A CURIOUS CLUB.

(From The Springfield Republican,
There has been launched at Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, a curious effeort to
bring the leading politicians of the
two great parties together in a So
cial way. 1t is given the name Of the
Interstate Club, and has taken the
liberty Of naming Senator Blackburn.
OF Kentucky, president; Secretaries
Root, Shaw and Taft, Speaker Cannon
and Senator Morgan, of Alabama, vice
presidents, and President Roosevelt,
Grover Cleveland. Vice President Fair
banks and William ]. Bryan as hon
orary members. 1t is the plan of the
club to buy 10000 acres of mountain
land in Eastern Tennessee for q game
and fishing preserve, and to build q
fine clubhouse, where all of the above
named persons and other statesmen
are expected to lounge around from
time to time and talk over their poliri.
cal differences as friends. The money
necessary to carry out the scheme Is
said to be in sight, and that Is all.