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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-26


p TIE Circuit Court. Second judicial
CIecoit, Leon Coanty, Florida.
y. s. Thoanbon. d. Il Thonaan and A. =.
Colwell W. Rsynon6 Cav, Charies a. Cay and
s. s. Fie1nmlna Petition q, estahllsh loet net.
Notes u herehg given % al peFaons interested
herein. - appear n eur Circuit Court Second
Judicial Circuit Court Leon Cauatg, Florida, e
Iallaheahea On wednesday tne 10Th day Of
why tia original note, suhEtaa4iai eopy Ct which
Y below given, should not on The petition Of W. 8.
Thomson. II. / Thomaoa and A. y. Cplwell, hled
herein on July 6th 1907 be established IN lieu q
the original note altered therein - have been lost
or destroyed At the banking house of the City
National Bank u Groensboro. North Caroline. Of
which sad banking houaa. ". s. Thousen e presl-
delivered, to-Wit. April a6th 1905 aid petition
slleging that said W. 8 Thomson, II. !. Thomson
and 4. F. COlwal. petitioners. and Raymond Cay.
Charles A. Cay and s. 3. Fleming are the only
parties interested for OF against the re-estabsh-
rent Of said lost note. \ substantial copy Of
which note u as follows;
s2,Oo0.o0 TALLAHAssEE. FLA. April q, 1906
One year after date. promise 70 pay to w. s.
Thomson, II. ]. Thomson and A. =. ColweA, or
order. the sum Of Two Thousand Dollara with
interest from date thereon, at the rate Of Six per
eentum. for value received. PAYABLE az the First
National Bank. Tallahassee Florida.
(Signeu) RAYMOND CAY,
CHARLSE A. CAY,
s. s. FLEMNo.
This 5th day Of July. A. D, 1907
Clerk Of the Circuit Court, second Judicial Cir
cult Leon County. Florida.
Seal Of the
Circuit Court
I Leon County; Florida. l9-bt
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-26

Are You Going TO Bnildf
If so, come and see our stock Of kiln
dried lumber before purchasing your
supplies We can save you money:
Child Bros. III
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-26
LOst Steeri

A large, light dun steer is strayed or
stolen. Any information leading to his
recovery will be rewarded.
A. d. BYRD,
l9-2w Tallahassee, Fla.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-26
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ThAT ARTHI

General Statutes of the State of Florida
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ARTHUR
~ Barineau, purchaser of tax Certificate NUM-
Der 81. dated July 3rd A, ID. 1905. has filed said
certificate in my Office and made application for
tax deed TO issue In accordance with law. Said
certificate embraces the following described prop
erty, situate In Leon county, state Of Florida
west Of lot No seven (7). as per plat recorded In
deed book page 600 in the north east quarter Of
the north east quarter Of section two (2) in town
ship one ~ south Of range one ID west, contain
ing one-third Of an acre more or less.
The said land being assessed at the date of the
issuance Of said certificate in the name Of Lettie
Austin. Unless said certificate shall be redeemed
according TO law tax deed will issue thereon on
the 18th day Of August A. ID. 1907
Witness my Official signature and seal this 18th
day Of July. A. D. 1907.
IsRALl HENRY 7. FELKEL,
Clerk Circuit Court. Leon county, Florida
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-26

Of your new rig as you are II you OBJ
tanned II here. Lot of carriage salts
faction hereabouts! It's our effort in
advertising to call and see for yourself
what q superb stock Of vehicles we
have to show the good people Of ITALIA
hassee. Come in any day.
TULLY-YEAGER COMPANY.
~~~-~~~-~-~~~-0-~~~-N~>~~
Don't imagine yourself growing old
and ugly Just because your mirror is
spotted and discolOred, but get 1t nicely
at ]. z. Theus' Furniture
Store and see what an Improvement il
will make in your appearance. 20
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-26

NOTICE Of Application for Tax Deed, Given in
Accordance with Sections 57i ard SIS of the
General Statutes of the State Of Florida:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JONAH
~ Britt, purchaser Of tax certificate number
"a. dated July 3rd A. ID. 1906 has fled said certi-
heate in my Office and made application for tax
deed to issue In accordance with law. Said certi-
hcate embraces the following described property,
situate in Leon county, State OF Florida, towit:
The south east quarter Of the north east quarter
and the south east quarter Of the south west
three go north Of range one "a west. containing
eighty acres more or less-
The said land being assessed At the date Of the
issuance Of said certificate In the name Of Sidney
q. Well, agent for Gulf Lumber Co. Unless said
certificate shall be redeemed according 70 law,
tax deed will issue thereon on the 18th day OF
August A. d. 1901.
Witness my oficial signature and seal this nth
lsEALl HENRY T. FELKEL,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-26

NOTICE Of Application for Tax Deed. Given in
Accordanes with Sections b7l and $40 Of the
General Statutes Of the State Of Florida:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT N. B.
IN Haftafsld, purchaser Of tax certificate NUM-
her Is. dated July Srd 1905, has filed said GER
tihcate In my Office. and made application for tax
deed 10 iEsus Ia accordance with law. Said GER
tihcate embraces the following Described prop
eFty situate IN Leon coanty. State Of Florida. To-
wit. The east half Of the southwest quarter Of
the north east quarter and the south east quar-
Ter 81 the north east quarter Of section thirty
six (S6l In township one ~ north Of range two
~ west containing sixty aeros more or loae-
The said land being asseased ~ the date Of the
insuanca q haid certihcate IN the name Of Mrs. NJ
n. Barlor. Unless said certificate shall Be ~
deemod according 60 law, tax deed win issue
thereon On the 18th day Of August A. d. 1907
Witness my Official signature and seal this Iith
day Of July. A. d. 1907.
fsEAI.1 HENRY T. FELKEL
Clerk Circuit Court. Leon county Florida
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-26

NOTICE Of Application for Tax deed, given in
Accordance with Sections ga and SIS of the
General Statutes of the State of Florida.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-26
City OF Tallahassee.
Annianl nth lAn1

AUGUST lNtns ISVl.
wATERwoRKs PLANT ELECTION.
Making. Constructing and Putting
In Opera ton, or Purchasing or Leas.
ing, or Acquiring by the Exercise OF
the Right OF Eminent Domain, a
Waterw0rks Plant, ana Bnlarging.
Extending and Improving any such
Plant 20 Purchased. Leased OF Ac-
quired by the Exercise OF the Right
81 Eminent Domain. either the pur-
chasing, leasing or acquiring BY the
exercise OF the right Of eminent DO
main. any such waterworks plant to-
eether with she extension. enlarge
ment and Improvement thereof to be
construed az one purpose end issuing
bonds 81 the said city 20 the amount
Of Beventy-fve Thousand Dollars,
Principal. for any one OF such pur-
Making. Constructing and Putting IN
Operation. or Purchasing or Leasing.
or Acquiring by the Exercise Of the
RiRht Of Eminent Domain, water
Works Plant, and Enfargina, extend
ing and Improving any such Pant 20
Purchased, Leased o. Acquired BY the
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-26

NOTICE of Application for Tax Deed. given in ac-
ccordance with Section 57A and 575 of the Cen
eral Statutes Of the State Of Florida,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-26
St,0t,emeMt,.

Statement.
Made under Section Is. Chapter ans. Laws u
Florida, showing the amount q taxes charged
TO the iax Collector Of Leon county. Florida,
10 be collected for the current year 1907, and
the apportionment Of the same 20 the esVsEal
funds Tor which such taxea hRvs been hsvtgdi
Total Tax Year ie08---.-.---.s---.--.--- Sc. 49,
Amount paid 10 June LIST. lS0I----------S2.0St.VS
Balance ................--.-4----- tlo.2si.7p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
Bliss Perry's Mind,

. . IL il T. T. T n
Sf7s, Not long ago a critic whose remarks
b reached US only In extract, and whose
identity was unknown to us. inditedl
\ the following about the poet Long
fellow: Tile ia already thought negli-
glble by some cleyer young men OF
s0yereducated mind and undereducated
+ heart, who borrow their ethics from the
e caSemen," and their philosophy from
,st5 the raftmen.' To these somewhat as-
4stonishing insinuations The Timcs-Dis-
ii patch took positive exception. In con-
i8sclusion. we intimated that the writer
OF the article appeared himself to be
suffering bit from those under
educated sympathies of which lie COM
A 1iained, hut that we were not so sure
about the oyereducation Of his mind
The Norfolk Landmark didn't lik,
our article Very much, and says 50
s most politely. We arc always gla,
81 to note the Landmarks opinions an,
o profit By them. though In thia cas-
"a orr conternporary's reprint makes on
81 coTclusiol.SS appear unnecessarily blum
u by nnltt!ng tho argument which,
i pleased VI to think. rather led mp
sSss IT,. \; However, the Landmark throw
II real ight on the matter by telling Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
DOCTORS, o,PlNlo Is
.celrtalnIy5ylou wlllRllsten 10 do tors II

Certainly you will listen TO do ctors in
q matterSof d isease and cure. FL
We quote their EXACT WORD 8, 3Es
scribe ' no s. mineral water 50 freq uently
As the OtteyburnS Lithia. ! use 4 it In
'Gout, rheumatism indigestion and g. !
forms Of renal and bladder troublAs.'s. &
Pr nd GSlstHIp thia 81 s1ea
value . Tor Indigestion and TORPID
FROM DIT II, Grimth, Of Philadel-
Jphia, Pa: tFor Ind ion and StoHl-
5nch Troubles have found u tterburn
II a q 1S to either Buffalo 1th'a
Prom Dr. j III A. V iillsnlan; " have
used Otterlurn Lithia often for Dt ges-
tive Troubles. ana always With grealt
S From Or, w, i. Robinson Of Dan
|sville, Va, It have tried a. Of this
waters OF Virginia. and found none &C
efficient as the Otterburn Ill hia. Y
Try 1t for stonlnc h TTo hles q any
or all kind 8, You Will not be disap'
pointed, rive gal ons for n, 90, i,t
OTgERBTI3N LITHI4A SPRING s. q
81 :. SOC FlSast T Atain stree.
y; ii 4: nj md. .Y d,
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The Teachers Meeting.

Editor OF Tho Times Dispatcl,:
HI sir,---1n this mornings issue OF your
paper. in n report OF tho proceedings
or tho meeting OF tho Teachers Cos
operative Association, held Thursday
afternoon, tho following statement was
made: MI j. NJ sgs5
s."Thc friction recently developed be-
tween the High School and tho dis
Strlct school teachers during the nove-
mcnt to secure m increase OF salary
manifested itself again yesterday at
q meeting Of tho Teachers Co-opera.i
two Association at Central School,"
PA I must think that this statement was
made inadvertently, because OF six men
who were present and voting, three
from I u district schools and two from
| tho High School voted on the same
side OF the proposition. while the en-
tire vote stood sixteen to fourteen.
so far as ( could soc. there Was no
tight between tho teachcrs OF tho two
divisions OF the schools. and this Is
lcorroboratcd by two OF the district
school gentlemen to whom have
talked to-day. But there was consid-
cradle difference OF opinion on tho
question before the body among both
district and High School teachers.
It seems to me that It ia}@n grave
renection on the teachers OF tho city
to- Intimate that they cannot meet
1 without fighting among themselves
and hence It is simple Justice to then,
that this correction should be made.
"A s. 4. d. TU RNTIR. Il
RI chmond, 81 Va, March 20, / GOT. HI n
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The Sage: Foundations,
4ttor "a Z The Times u spatch;


Sir, Anent the .munAe;entt donatiL92n.
seeks s4asi mproSe social condlongs
{ IN America. All praise TO Mrs, Sage
4 for such a phllanthrop lc iyl lew, a re-
Prospect a. little While back--when Al
bomb was y brown in Mr. + y ssell sage,a
gotti CO, and he, obeytng nature instinct
for self preservation IN, pul led one Of his
attendants in front Of him, said q g II
that sayed SAGE : ] llfe; lat ti1en
should Mr., Sal 90 have d one hut to have
rene nber red the family OF thu man w loN
was slain? b 1t no NJ i, SAGE resl sted q
Law the suit instituted ~ the slain
mans personal representatives. Cui
bono r An anomalous hetero doxy.--.milr
lions upon mi lions ii to- It erE OF 1ects
but note stiyer \ Q his life preseryer,.a a
5se| an pauhag
the man that was killed IN. front ol
him. Mr., Sage instead would have been
killed outright, How ineon Eruous nay.
l8how uneh arttab BILE! yes how. base.y NM !,
grateful! FIoW the trend new ls VII II
1.-The, rich to give largely to ed ucat sonal
and charitable institutions, both laud-
able opjeot that none VIII DISPUTE
Yet how neon Hist ent was Mr., sage,,s
act In regard to the ! ',n7 ma
4 personal re presen tat Ives, Surely. cnI-
< s!stenoy Ia a ii genl--the {A dtst lnctl0n,
5lFthough q fine one and am oI What ls
more ,p = m1gy q
s III rs ana ttanslaisaioa ~ PRESERVING
u the name of the giyor; " hereas II
4 nor more general giYing thaNg ii II may b,
N gQf s3bAll SUNS, TO yypyt tiny. Ga Use 4 ans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
Fair Weather Report.

Tho report Of the House Commit
tee on Expenditures In the Department
OF Agriculture is q complete refutu-
lionAof all charges against the man
-ag,;ment of mt. Weather" in Vir-
gln'n. a u n
THIS first purchase Of land for Mt,
Weathtr5w was made In the Blue Ridge
Mountains, Scptembe. 20, 1909, rho
appropriation act under which Mt.
Weather was begun became operative
July i, 1902, and the Secretary OF
Agriculture was not limited to the con.
struction OF anyone building, I'VE
are therefore OF opinion," say the
committee, that In adding one or more
buildings each year to the Weather
| bureau building Mt the Mt. Weathe,
4 Observatory Station he was acting full
4 ~ within the discretionary powe
vested III him by the act OF Congress
i ''rhe amount used to construct til
4 first building at Mt Weather was no
A diverted from some other hppropriatio
q that was by law specifically made I
erect building at some other plac,
y In other words, there was never
specific appropriation for tho bnildin
at Yellowstone Park, and therefore ii
money was not diverted Wy the Seer,
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nIER ELY JOKING.

. II
Which Closed the Con We r.a ton.
sent r s. ~ Ga ss, was spoken my
NJ ~, Gasser:gi.I can't believe it who
outspoke YOU, my dear Puck. 34,' as
Nearer the End. 81 ,s,3.
rs z Il I, We're younger said the rich old
Wife, d al 80 = - - 5 fo1Is my
es. replied the cola beauty, tream,ly
considering his sixty years. COR, say fitted an
or 'w.entySyears hiladelphia Press
nIenng eric Repnrtce. s3s 5.,g y
You ugly thing exclaimed the riraffej
may, not be q prize beauty" retorted
the camel ,g8..but don't look like a cross
oetEeen q, n1s 3, and Kangaroo"
The Denr Girls.
Clara HIM, 4, Wish could believe what he
Maud: S8 does he say. q
ella ra he says loves me. and
Maud: ,'weii. perha ps tina Is TIC rca son.
l--Philadelbhias inquirer. i4 i
$,yhew. 55iss, 4.
Mr.. Nagger; WAS there any silly lido,
! you q? ~. h. lST42 Il
Mrs ,Nasger: oh, yes there was one
Mr. Nagg err We'll. wish to goodness
Mrs Nagger: did marry ln,.'',--pick.
I Me-Up. }S e }sS n b 5595 81
Costly Advertising. f3
"I figure that advertising costs me & {
i couple OF thousand olars a yearanore thar
about? You don't advertise ,,'No,5 hut til,
y department stores do. and my. wife has TIL
4 bargain habt."----lPht lphla Press.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
!. Newspaper Tributes ! | /

On the demise q tho late
Henry Clay Payne. : conesrnS =
Nav York gathered from the
I papers pt published throushout
the Unitsd States l.eeS nsws.s
paper stories Of the life and O.
sssr of the deceased.
These items wsre cazsfuliy
rounted on Irish linen leaves
3 ma bound Ia . volumss. 400
pagss 10 the book. . cover Of
geuuins seal was appropriately,
lettsred IN gold and the sntirsI
(, material. reprsssutins ths work
81 many people Tor several
=, months. has Just been delivsrsal
Is Nh. Payne at milwaukee.
NJ. Rurrslls, who makes >
specially Of this unique msthod
ot preserving family history
also compiled four volumes con.
tainlng the letters. telsgrams
and cards OF condo leucs recelvsd
81 the family, oil constituting Q
family helri oom that rW!ll DO
4 handed down to future ssnsEae
II tons ,5i5 .s8 "a
This work ID one Of IL ssv.
OrA Developments Of the press
clipping industry md M. BUR-
Selle has made o special study
o9 the work hs ere tsd several
years ato. ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23

the naiilo OF the critic whom we SO
vigorously sought to counter.S1t seems
that tits no other than the editor OF
the Atlantic himself, ex-professor ut
Princeton University. present profess
sors at Harvard, celebrated author, ctt.,
etc, LIN short our famous friend, Dr..
Bliss Perry.
n A Well, we nre very sorry indeed
about 1t all. Our abaslied head hangs
with shame at the thought that we
have even to ourselves and In n scared
whisper. admitted the possibility that
tho editor Of the Atlantic has not got
an overeducated mind. 1t Is nh awful,
awful thought We are now not only
willing, but anxious, to insist that he
has got one. II he wants us to. Or
we viii say that lie has no mind ut nll;
or. tant he has a magnificent mind, only
now and then subject to what the elite
designate psychoklnesin and the vulgar
call brainstorm. III ii, III
Anything, anything for peace and
pardon Ind the distinguished editors
promise that he via no. say anything
absolutely pulvorizing about us in The
next number of the Atlantic.
And yet, when q writer whose name
lis secret to YOU pleasantly implies
z that If YOU do not care for such and
such a poet, you have the philosophy
a ruftnlan and the ethics of I'd q
scavcman, arc not little mistakes Of
tins sort more or less likely to occur'7
Wouldn't It be safer, on the whole, for
the editor OF Inc Atlantic to express
himself less like a peevish sophomore
and more like the editor Of the At
lantic?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
POINTS FROM gTARAGRAPHERs.

{Falt
.nAvID B. HILL Is In Washington When
il u requested to give his opinion onls the
~ Democratic situation he asked: Where
is it2,'5 rh!s shows that in spite OF HIS
habttual solemnity he does not Jack hui
m NOR: Transcript raj q 5;l
] After all, isn't Il possible that tho row
near the sthmus S. simply the effort OF
NlcaraG ua and Honduras to show President
Roosevelt that they are mo mollycoddles 10y
Philadelphia orth%AmIee d n IA
s5t An exchange calls attention to- the fact
that good funerals are selling forAN $75 In
baltimore. And Bal limo re- IA is probably not
q bad place to be buried in. either,----Wash
ington Herald. 4S n ss5ss: Ma 5
The railroads are planning an increase in
freight ratios, This will DO accepted Is an
argument for decrease In passenger rate
--Ph'nladelp h Inquirer,
Mr.. Cleveland may DO seventy. but YOU
about another mon tli:--New York Ma ILL.,
tai ,gas s.4,.tGAS WI 81 tFftfaf
1t Is announced that tho further delay Of
| q year, In German tariff retaliation will
give Congress ample time to mako q trade
agreement iisnt lme I, Go' resa
Although there have been 900 years q
i Christianity in this country. there are still
! some people who want to occupy two seats
lin 70 street car,-Balt !mores Sun. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
Rhymes for I o-D''a
Shop Talk.

n t.fs Shn,, Tal,,
49,. 4,,,+,,, ilo 49, az
'1 10y Sia s ~ M ' tree ea1' ~
81, 81 Gun w . - 80 ~ NJ. V,
Eael, e. .sh. ha ~. 70 : - y '''a ~
(. " |. VI d n mig nv ~, III
1Anu en ,,a,. a,ght ,ooneo' GUNS sos
BIZ Ri = IA ~ suu' : = 20 5g,s
If, ~ ~ Fl, I'm, ;,,i+,, }b,ir 4,,nT,,,.s
IN Nil, ani fsat,4s. \
"a ..,,, al,
iii atnai ~, q, e nv atlil n,,,et FAT
$iS5 d ~, 'sJ,aa ), vi ,,,,at +,,ev mo saving,
- s''es a + s st5
so Il $50 ..,aso ~ - +ho o,lsant,,,,s
5Ana crn,,s,,aa IL tho hu.hns a. nav
M 6 ma NJ, ~ "a h Sf Az hi
And i rn,,,s Nom, ana co,,,d exca1,ent1v
lsyS 49,, st't''3 - NJ" AZ II " 49,:
r,ach M ~ b h,gh i al 8nious
-, 5is g5Ii is 4 In n
And one maid said II can tell You III
Nv n, eissS SS rs. dear, with the p,n,ens
E or ii Bird,
And my slack net gown with the skirt
all tucked and shirred
n. And the waist cut on tho bias \
E5 Ks 8555
And 5ore#maid said: 70, girlies, wouldn't
YOU r &,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
All-Dav Meeting

y An all-day holiness meeting will bo5
held In tho West End Rescue Mission.
Services VIII ba as follows: h
32 IL AZ Mt timony meeting and SER
mon: subject. The Comforter. ''5 Text,
John xiv. 16 And / will pray the Father
and He shall give you another Comforter
that He may abide with you forever"
$3.50 p. Ai.-tIolneas ito the / ord !.
s. z. M.-ARescue work. Missionaries
working In prisons and darkest districts
OF the city will speak. AZ
# These mission meetings are attended
by those OF almost I'LL dcnoml nutions.
ton, Md, formerly It'll y. Il, A Moody,
will have charge OF the servIc ices IS s{g5fS
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worthy individuals, though 1t does not
herald Itself In print or stone OF
bronze, because true charity does not
vaunt Itself nor Is puffed UP. etc.
a So thero is abundant food for
thought on tho subject or giving and
y to whom and to what to give. Girard
gave q college OF note to tho world OF
only 80 ( far that his gift was coupled
with the proNso Of n condemnation and
an anatheilia Of any religious creed in
tottdcin verbs? Ills better to be Just
than genera us. 'zs G. M. w.
4s& RiCllnOrld,RV Va 80 s4i3&s ss }s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23

StarY Of Agriculture from Ye lowstot,e8
park&to Mt! sWeather.s
The committee desire to, make this
and criticisms. ~
III concluding its report tho commit
tee make the following general state-8
Elneilt: 81 FEN ~ ,s
I'VE are 81 tile opinion that with
so much money being annually spent
III the making Of forecasts md storm
warnings, whicl, every ono agrees have
i, great value to the various indus-
economy to devote u reasonable
amount Of money to the carrying on
OF leXperinientntlDn ut one OF tho many
stations OF tho Weather Bureau SO
that the science that Is buck Of tho
art or forecasting may BIO improved
and thnl thereby the annual eXpendi-
t,ires for the support OF the Weather
Bureau may have a greater value to
the people. We ind no evidence Of
Extravaganza or rnisapplication Of funds
In the creation OF tho institution at
Mt. Weather, which we believe to have
bcen worthily conceived and the Il, plans t1,s
50 far to have been efficiently eX-
uted. = ~ II .ii IA
THAT is a. flne vindicntion for Mt
Weather. Tie storm has blown over,
the skies are clear, and the ''indlca-
tions' are I'LL promising. y. 8 5i n.
5gas9 e--------------=-==-=---..==:
ave approve OF tho acquittal of.itte
strother brothers, says the Winchcs-
ter Star, but we have no sympathy
with eny effort to make heroes Of
them. The lsilling8o OF 13ywaters seemed
Isto$us under the circumatances to have
been warranted by the unwritten law,
but there could certainly not have
been anything heroic in the killing
of nn unarlned man by two armed as
sallants. The incident was from any
standpoint most deplorable, and ought
mot to be made the occasion Of con-
graduation" .s$fs
The Times-D dispatch heartily concurs
| in this sensible view, as we'll as In tho
| further remark OF our contemporary
4 that 1t would be In much better form
i for the strothers to decline invitations
to banquets and all celebrations In
4 their honor. The taking OF human life
under any circumstances ssat best q
4 painful duty, and while the jury found
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