The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-05

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After many years o. apathetie fndif-
florence on the subject 81 3 Fourth Of
July celebration, some 81 Tallahasaee's
more energetic and public spirited cit
liens decided that this year The day
should not go BY unmarked; consequent
" parade, patriotic address and q
base ball game between ApaIaehieoIa
and Tallahassee were arranged % take
place.
We give below the programme for the
afternoon, bat further account, be-
cause Of our hour for going 20 press.
will have to be postponed until next
weeks issue:
First in order cvmes the speaker of
the day, in q decorated carriage accom-
panied by the Mayor and City Council.
Next the Bloxham Rifles, then the Ap-
alachieola base ball team, followed 6y
their Tallahassee opponents. Then
civilians in carriages, advertising floats
Of the various merchants, youngsters
with their fancy goat carts, automO-
biles and Fire Brigade, with the Liber-
ty Wagon bringing up the rear.
DR.. Philbrick will act as Marshall Of
the day with Chief Of Police LanRstOn
as aine-de-camp.
The Liberty Wagon is very tasteful
Iy and appropriately decorated, and
will nave for passengers. Uncle Sam
and King Philip. the great Indian chief
and lifelong friend of the "white man."
These personages are represented by
Masters Rollie and Harry VanBrunt.
Liberty BelP' hangs in front to ring
out its glorious message of freedom
from political and religious intolerance
under the folds of "OId Glory"
Threatening clouds promise rain at
this time of writing, but we hope the
weather bureau will be considerable at
the last moment and send the sun to
call the clouds in.
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Mr.. Bernard Byrd has returned from
pleasant visit to Quincy.
Mr.. John David Cay has been enjoy
ing trip to the coast, but has now re-
turned home.
Just received a choice line of
Bleached Domestics and White Cam
b-ics at popular prices. VanBrunt &
Demilly. 10
Hon. w. M. Holloway is now in Cal
ifornia attending the Teachers Nation
al Convention.
Mr.. w. C. Aplin, formerly employed
by Levy Bros, has recently accepted
position with w. r Wilson.
Figured Lawns and India Cloths at
reduced prices at VanBrunt & De-
milly's. 10
DR.. j. w. earn, of Centerville, was
in town this week, and reports the mel
on and grape crops in his vicinity as
fiourishing, but the peaches were in
jured very much by the Spring drought
Mr.. w. M. Mcintosh, Jr. is now fill
ling the position at T. H. Randolph and
Sons, left vacant by the departure of
MIR. Wallace Quarterman, Jr. for At
lanta.
Endicot-Johnson Shoes, the best on
the market for the prices, at VanBrunt
& Demilly's. 10
Those weeds are still bountiful-there
being even plenty of them on the prin-
cipal and most prominent streets Mon
roe, Clinton and Adams, and some on
the paved walks up against the walls
of the stores. Shame it is so, but it
is.
Mrs. Wallace Quarterman and child
rem left Wednesday for Baltimore, Md.
where they will spend part of the sum-
mer season. Mr.. Quarterman accom-
panied them as far as Savannah.
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Lost SIeeFi
A large, light dun steer is strayed or
stolen. Any information leading to his
recovery will be rewarded
A d. BYRD