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Evening journal., 1907-01-30
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Evening journal., 1907-01-30
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Leave Chester one hour later.
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Fares including Saturdays and Sundays
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chester excursion. l5c-one way iOc.
Shippers OF freight have frequent ser
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10 secure these facilities. order your
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nut street WHARF. Philadelphia, and
HORACE WILSON,
General Manager
Evening journal., 1907-01-30

BE soople. Davie, in things imma'
terial.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12
IaznOnia Picnic.

1t was our pleasure to visit the Lake
IamOnia section of Leon county on the
Fourth. The occasion was the annual
picnic at the Bluffs, and, although it
was rainy and disagreeable day, those
who were there enjoyed the occasion
very much, all present vieing with each
other to entertain, and the good things
to eat were in abundance. The Iamo-
mia Is one of the richest and prettiest
sections Of old Leon, and we shall write
more OF 1t in future issue. Much can
be SAID OF its crops-and particularly
so Of the tobacco lands.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12
Ten All ThInas "a Her.

Mrs. German wishes to thank her
friends for the ready response they
have made TO her request for local
news, and would add that the phone
can be kept even more busy IL those
persons who should (but do not) sub
scribe to their home paper would call
her up and add their names to her
growing subscription list. She does
not confne herself TO writing locals,
but will gladly receive display ads, To-
cal ads, subscriptions and anything
else that goes TO make q live, riewsy.
interesting paper that the public can
not afford to be without. Such paper.
for instance, as The True Democrat
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

The extension of water mains sufR.
GENTLY to protect all city property.
Additional electric lamps to properly
light the streets Of The city, and the in
stallation Of day current to give the
citizens the advantages Of power for
the necessary uses and comforts to
which they are entitled and for which
they are taxed
Let us have an cup 10 date" city,
and relegate to the rear all selishness
and ''old fOgyism."
The Board Of Trade meets every Tues
day Of the month at Elks Hall. and all are
welcome.
Come out Of your shells dear people.
and lee nshave a rOusing meeting, every
body should be Interested.
Remember the date, Tuesday night,
July the 18th. AZ Elks Hall, 1t 8
O'Clock. PaocRnss
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

n this issue we publish what Coy.
rrencis P. Fleming says on the new
ponsion law. Next week we will give
ar readers the reply 70 It by Hons.
Eppes Tucker and James e. BrOome.
II win interest all readers 10 have a
fnlI discussion Of the subject from both
bldos Of the question.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12
Mss Florsnce Lewis EntsrtaInS.

A pleasant social evening was spent
az the home OF MISS Florence Lewis,
the lovely daughter of our popular dem
tistr Or: W. u Lewis. A large num-
Der OF friends were invited to meet
Miss Anna Hopkins, 9 charming young
Lewis guest, and all had delightful
evening.
Deliscious refreshments for the warm
night, ice cream, sherbert and cake
were served, and at late hour the
merry party broke up.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

Beginning July %, the Sunday World
win start new series OF the famous
Sunbonnet Pictures. The new series
presents the Sunbounet Babies, Fish-
ms, lruning and Scrubbing. Then there
viii Be the Sunbonnets Ia new Ruise.
The nEut picture viii be 'sThe Pro.
po8al, the next 'sThe Honeymoon.
These VIII be followed by other art
Supplements, both unique and boauti-
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12


go VI N - otea1io1 t1T
nd ~ iapiah a|0e
NU1 1|s3 of aro woFE1 81 +
0 ing. erioa4t
revive l}4 q ftVitg with VI q
- 4sg va sshk - - observed
- the 441
fre|srle ttepared Raily docora
'fnt4s/ Lists naada f'1tIr -
t1Y 81 haa liant with .ab
asfo carfIoe1a. equally narned
Yes1p4 ~ ~ l1l1 ~ parade nIltf with
lAdIeg ~ eo1tIeneE, and tie mill 8,
g ~ - eI1ky ~ their new onIf1g1a.
4noWSa What constant drilling cen -
egslpllah b brief period 81 0sGani1t
The pgegram as given "a last xseks
issue with few uninpor4ant changes
Woa carEied out, and Monroe sefeet Sfbt
lined with spectators 70 view ~ ~
eeseion ~ it Wended its way from fl.o
capitol - the golf links. There they
were tQined BY Mr.. @. III. Ageret
ROAD contractor, with his Austin rcd
machine drawn b. four handsome grey
mules and oEnamented By gorgeous eIIn
flowers, and followed by several IA
horses Of ine blOcded stock. The ma
chifle was laden with fine samples 81
garden produce, notably several stalks
o. corn bearing six matured ears 20
Although the three previous days had
been rainy and the sky was still threat.
eping, large crowd went out 10 hoaf
the patriotic address delivered by the
speaker of the occasion, Hon. r HID.
sen Burr, and to see the last Of Tire
three match games Of baseball 10 be
played between Apalaehicola and Tai.
Mr, Burr was introduced by Hon. b.
e. McLin in = few happily conceived
and spirited sentences, the true patriot
ism OF which sent thrill of Responsive
feeling through his audience, and pre-
pared them for an enthusiastic hearing
of the grafton which followed. Mr..
burr was IN his happiest vein, and his
speech Drought forth many hearty
cheers from the boys. -
Inc Dali game came on promptly at
o'clock, and was breathlessly watched
BY our people who feared lest the hon.
or Of all three games should 20 to Apa-
achicola. Luck, however, this time
ay with the home team, and our visit
Drs were defeated 8 to 4.
This wound up the day, and our peo-
pie are to be congratulated upon having
had day OF clean, orderly sport, UNI
MARRIED by accident, and untainted BY
Such q report scores
argely for local prohibition.
The credit Of The successful carrying
'ut OF the program Of Thursday e fes-
.ivttieS Was largely due TO the enthrni-
lstia efforts Of the Bloxham Rifles,
Iided and Abetted by our felIow-tOwna9
nan, DR.. r q. Philbrick. To this gen.
leman, as representing the Rffiea,
lcarly every business firm IN the city
'as sent letterof appreciation, recog-
lizing the good work done BY the Doc
or and his pet organization, and to this
lst the True Democrat wishes 70 add
y name, This paper Is always glad TO
ommend any progressive step on the
art OF our citizens, and we wish all
uccess to the fine body OF young men
rho comprise the Bloxham Rifles.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

Mr.. Jules Balomon has announced his
eondidacy Cor the Railroad Commission,
ana win later publish an Official $n-
nouneonet and platform,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

Editor L'EngIe's Sun was out on
time this morning and Is full 10 the
bEim with bis article on conspiracy.
The True Democrat has taken no part
whatever IN the L'Engle-G Graham con-
itovessy, feeling all things considered,
4 was the right and proper position for
this news paper TO take, and that most
o. cur readers were not interested In
IL
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

The Times Union says "When OPP
portunity Gomez to your town it will do
no harm to remember that it may have
bought a round-trip ticket
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

We greet you aaain today with an
clhsr largo. wsIl-hlled Newspaper. Pat
sgnlze Il and encourage as TO make Il
= evsry week.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

Editor johnson, cf the Apalachicola
Times, gives out this reminder: REP
resentative GrigRs put an amendment
to the vsgrancy law that makes the
law easier Of enforcement. Now let
the officers catch the Migrants and ar
raign them before the courts. With
this done vigorously there would soon
be small complaint Of idle men," And
he might have added that every com
munity has raw material of the vagrant
type for the faithful officials to do
some good work with and on. They
are here, as well IS elsewhere, and we
do not see the proper officers chasing
many of them to honest work or put
ting them on public work. We have
the law-now make It Just a little eff.
fective, and the communities may be
rid Of some of IFS sporting gentlemen
Of leisure, who, by the way, appear to
be lying on the FIAT Of the land"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

Hnd|cot Joi,nRon Shoes. the beat on
nialket Tor the prices, at vanBrunt
pfmlily's. 70
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

Aeny compliments were given Us on
has veok'aissue Of The True Democrat,
9 q course We appreciate the fact
fAat our efforts 10 make you neat.
sn and interesting home Newspaper
q appreciated. Support and sustain us
18th sufficient patronage 10 warrant It,
~ We win endeavor TO gIveyou one just
ke Il every week, and nothing would
more 70 push and keep Tallahassee
na Leon county In the front ranks.
Asre i no over estimating the good
RoIk the right kind Of a newspaper
pes 10 Its local field.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

Editor B. q. Prevatt Of the DeLazd
Record was before the commission in
vestigatinn the Internal Improvement
Board this week as a witness, and was
among The True Democrats out Of
town callers. Mr.. Prevstt said In
speaking Of candidates for Governor,
that VOlusia county may offer one in
the person Of Judge IsaaceA. Stewart,
for sixteen years judge Of the criminal
court Of that county; that should the
VoIusian Judge enter the gubernatorial
race he would be an interesting factor
In the campaign and candidate to be
reckoned with. Judge Stewart, asis well
known over tho state, is born fighter,
absolutely fearless ia his denunciation
Of abuse Of official power and wrong
doing, and would haye some things to
tell on the stump, that would lena a
sensation to the campaign from begin
ming to end.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12


We understand that, In view Of the
fact that both United States Senators
have endorsed Judge e. G. Maxwell for
he Judgeship, and the improbabity Of
securing the appointment Of q demo-
efat without united action. Mr.. Myers
bps requested his friends to proceed no
Further IN bis behalf, Notwithstanding
ne very nsttsring support that has
been tendsred him by members Of the
bae e Jacksonville and other places.
<e~~~~~l~~O~s~-r~~.~-~
WHISTLER or not Hon. Fred.T. Myers,
" this city, should be appointed to the
FEDERAL judgeahip made vacant by the
1eath Of Judge Charles GwAyne, Il is
Nphg kho LEES complimentary to him
lhet ~ should b 20 literally and warm
tornsd kor the position, and his
la o. warm Florida friends are still
ond 81 The fact that he q looked upon
w respected ~ one OF Florida's pufest
nt beet citizens, and his Tallahassee
Middle Florida friends are espe.
proud Of him.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

pDes seem strange that Gov. Brow
I'D and other State officers would in
dmse 4 Republican for the Federal
lpdgephip, while such Democrats al
Hon. Fred T Myers and Hon. Evelyn
6 Maxwell are being so generally In
dorsed BY many Of the best Democrats
a the State. We reserve comment on
lhIn apparently very funny position, be-
'levlng the Governor and other State
olnclals acted hastily, not knowing
there would be q move to secure the
eppointment for q Democrat, II they
|ld know all, then they deserve TO be
severely censured, and should be- voted
ent q the offices they hold.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

The cambridge searchlght pays as
w following compliment; 'The ITALIA.
ssee True Democrat Is one Of the
tt weekly newspapers published In
|ofids, and we ought TO know what
age talking about" The True Dem
lel San truthfulIy say tho same for
h4 eenrchllght as q Georgia paper. for
IS A neat and attFactively printed
lfe, being Allied with the very best
lax matter, and in lie standing for
morals u has no superior In Gaor-
aht we are aware Of. Any news
pef which has Hon Ben. E. Russell
81 staff must needs be among the
~. A - a. - A -
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

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Dis 5sidt. DIED ~ u
siee 81 ivsnia hca 81
delpl - ~ 6th INST ektes
golne - opsretion
Juiee wayns hod beer h
foE several psars. and 40
sroa1 n md Il w % tIe q
inpe thst be sl1b1itts y j.
81 his sge was @ ysafn. ant
- weg a native Of Psnnsylyania He
was appolnted 70 ths5udeskiD q Ioeb
b. President HauisOn, after tasi-
deacs Is florida Of four OF i've years.
Hs isavss . wife, son and daughter
surviving him.
The trial Of large number Of purely
political eases in Judge Swayne,s court
several years ago led TO a change Ofthe
laws establishing the boundaries Of the
dlptgiets, and the recent proceedings
against him in impeachment again
brought him into unpleasant nctoSiety.
but DOw,th at he Is gone to appear for
trial. before a higher than any earthly
tribunal, those who survive, even
though they may have nurtered feel.
ing Of RESENTMENT against him, may
well afford to be silent in the presence
Of death.
I, The filing Of the vacancy on the Fed
eral bench caused by Judge Swayne's
death Is greatly interesting the people
residing in his district, and already
many names have been entioned az
those likely TO succeed him. Among
these, the one appearing to possess tbe
elements Of probability is that Of Hon.
w. II Sheppard, U. s. District Attor-
hey, of Pensacola, who is generally re-
yarded as we'll qualified for the position.
The lawyers Of Jacksonville, however,
IF their own motion, have started q
for the purpose Of urging
The President to appoint Hon. Fred T.
Myers, Of Tallahassee, to, the vacant
position, and there is not likely to be
heard q dissenting voice among the
democrats Of the district.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

Mrs. Robert Gamble and her Ode
son, Mr. Robert Gamble, Jf., have -
turned home from the NORTH prott,
Miss Margaret Gambie returned hnnl
some time ago. much 20 the pleaeuFa 81
The young society set Times I1Ion
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

The man who takes the cares Of the
Office or the shop home with him min
giles his food with poison, and invites
dreams TO murder sleep. Times Union.
And yet, a goOdly portion Of we fool
ish mortals viii do that very thing.
We do not do as much Of IL a. we once
did, and we And it better Il does no
good in this old world 70 waste energy
crying over split milk, 20 let's pun Gus
for something brighter and better than
we have ever experienced and quit
Numbering hInAn. . Tor a dos not nav.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-07-11

amazed at Ter own fortitude. you
would feoi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
Il haven't changed in the least. I'm
a little bit worried over business" he
disputed, gathering self-control and
therefore more responsiveness, as he
spoke. What have done? What
seems to be the trouble? / am sur.
prised at what you say. 1t isn't like
you at all, Genesta We wish to do
the wisest thing, of course. but still
If you insist upon our being mar
RED"
II don't insist-on anything" she
interrupted little brokenly. "On1y,
Wesley you have made me love you
SOL"
For a 0oment he had no reply. He
knew she was crying, though she
made no sound. He was angry with
Genesta, with himself, even with La
Zaidee herself, who had come be-
tween them with her witchery Of
smiles.
But he could not endure to wound
Genesta further. A wave-like remem.
brance Of the love she had wakened
in his heart, before La Zaidee had
crossed the channel from Paris with
him made him feel himself coward.
He was not aware that La Zaides
would be present, or he would GER
tainly have planned to attend Lena's
party alone. He did not know this
until fhnU had fN hn
he beheld in mirror a reflection of
the gay, irresistible bit of American
folly, drollery and incandescence
whom the French had DISTINGUISHED
as La Zaidee.
Instantly the mans heart was
pitching like ship at sea. Again, as
he had a hundred times before, he
saw himself borrowing money-bor.
rowing lavishly, and without the
knowledge of his chief-from the
huge sum of promoting capital so i'm
plicitly intrusted to his care by the
man who had sent him abroad The
old, old sophistry was working upon
him. One fling at the races, on the
tip La Zaidee had coaxed from the
little American jockey, and with
money enough to repay the loan, and
to fill his own pockets as well, he
could hold up his end with La Zaidee
to her hearts content.
Here, Wesley Snow, come on out
of this, and join the crowd" said the
voice of his hostess, Lena Dunning.
He found himself in the midst of q
laughing, Joking, loud-talking party of
American dramatic and operate
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-07-11
A Parallel

We recently saw one of our citizens
going home with a small basket of
fruit, says an exchange. A few even
ings after we passed him again and
he had small package Of candy
On both occasions we were walking
with some gentlemen who remarked
to us that the man with the candy
was good teller, but he blew in all
he had SO foolishly. We merely
smiled in reply, but could not help, in
our mind, as we walked along, draw
ing contrast. between the two men.
One was smoking cigar that cost as
much as the candy. Burning into
ashes and blowing out into air money
the other spent for nick-nacks that
brought smile of happiness to the
cheeks he once thought so rosy, and
gladdened eyes still sparkled like a
thousand diamonds with their tell
tale love for him; carrying home, one
by one, the sweetest memories of life;
building evening after evening an i'm
age in little heart of "Home, Sweet
Home' that no time even into eter-
nifty, would destroy. Nourishing and
kindling a new love that would in old
age look back to those happy home
comings and bless his memory as the
dearest papa ever lived.
But what of our friend the critic?
Yes, what of him: Which of the two
would rather have been? Which of
the two are you?
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-07-11
,ge. it's moving sincerity.

age, its moving sincerity.
THE applause came quickly, in
crash of sound that brought the little
singer back to earth.
Then she looked about The only
eyos she saw were those of Wesley
Snow, who gazed upon her so oddly,
so appeslingly. His face was tense.
When he presently lost the little
singer, Snow appeared like one be-
reaved. He thought, however, of Gen
esta, toward whom he went swiftly
Rut Lena Dunning interposed. She
bore him impulsively away to q little
red den. She was crying.
Wesley, 1 don't want you to think
things Of me-that l mean-all
this" she said to him, brokenly,
waving her hand toward her array
of guests. Its all put on. MI
heart is breaking. 1 want so to have
Mr.. Dunning back with me here in
my home. And he's coming-God
bless hiin! But l couldn't let you
shink-Im happy, Wesley-like this"
He could make no reply, but she
Knew he understood. He let her cry
It out, and then with a word of com.
fort, friendship and confidence, he
went to Genesta.
Sweetheart, let's go home" he
| said.
And all the way, returning on the
Jus, he clasped her hand in his.
Beloved" he said, when at last
re babe her goodnight, 1--WE been
thinking-.all evening. Let's not post,
gone the wedding for & day."
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-07-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE FALSE :
] AND THE TRUE E
By PHILLIP VERRILL MIGHELS,
FVVSSTTVvS1FsYSS7FVN
Copyright, by Joseph B. Bowles.)
By PHILLIP VERRILL MIGHELS.

They sat alone on the top of lum
bering London bus, he in the grim
ness recently growing upon him, she
in the agony of plighted sweet
hearts presentiment of pain.
"I-dont see how we. can-be mai
ried-next month" he faltered, q
trifie hoarsely We'll be obliged
we'll be wiser to put it off-a little
longer"
She felt her heart lose beat For
moment not one of the answers ris-
ing to her lips could force an utter
ance. Then she murmured, family,
but as steadily as possible, CA
again."
at will be a good deal WISER he
reiterated, almost impatiently. I'm
not quite fixed-business compiled
tions-make it better to-wait-a
while"
She knew so we'll what farce this
excuse of business had been from the
first. His heart, that only held the
explanation. She had felt it, known
pening day by day to chill his love
and steal hi way.
Wesley" said, resolutely, as
she looked away into the black of the
fog, why DO you take me to your
friend Lena's tonight"
Weren't we invited together? It's
an all-American party" he blurted.
81 mean-I wanted to take you any
way. of course"
"No, 1 don't think you wanted to
take me-" she continued sitting an
impulse to cry. "And l think-you'd
like to-break off-our engagement
"You haven't any right to say such
thing as that, Genesta," he an.
swered, thickly.
Yet she knew by the very intona-
ton of his protest that she had voiced
the truth.
you have changed she told him.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-07-11
A Doc Worth Knowino.

Two years ago a boy IA years old
named Edward Sweeney, living at Op.
elika, Ala. was followed home by a
small dog The animal was bob
tailed and squint-eyed and by nc
means good looking, and the boy was
laughed at for having him around
Within week, however, the dog
brought home a five-dollar bill In his
mouth. The next week he brought q
silver dollar Then he brought a
pocket knife. and followed that with
a dollar bill. There has hardly been
a week in these two years that the dog
has not found something. He makes
it his business to hunt the streets and
highways, and often travels distance
of 80 miles. Up to the present date
he has found and brought home $3s
in cash, besides many useful things.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-07-11
Pertinent Inquiry,

Senator Rayner of Maryland is in
favor of adequate salaries for school
teachers and at reception he told Q
story about teachers meeting il a
district where the salaries were ex-
tremely low. "A rich, pO-tly banter
opened the meeting with an address,
he said. THE banker concluded his
remarks with an enthusiastic gesture
and the words: Long live our school
teachers What on?' shouted a
thin, pale, seedy man in black coat
slightly smeared with chalk marks.