The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-05-31
FLORIDA BUSINESS LEAGUE.
The OHtlOOk Hest FayOFAble For a
Large Attendance Of Delegates to
the Tallahassee Meeting.

Sufficient information has already
reached the Florida Sentinel Office to
warrant the statement that the second
annual meeting Of the State Business
! League, which meets in Tallahassee
June 26 and "a, 1907, will be well at
tended by delegates from various Sec
tiOns Of the State.
Hon. j. c. Napier, prominent colored
lawyer and president of State bank in
Nashville, Tenn, also a member of the
Executive Committee, National Negro
Business League, will be present at one
of the sessions Of the Tallahassee meet
ing, bearing fraternal greetings from
the National organization to the State
League.
Among the many successful business
and professional men of the race in the
State who have signifed their intention
to be present during the sessions of the
League and participate in the delibera-
tiOns Of the meeting are Prof. N. b.
| Young, President State Normal and
caster, President Industrial Insurance
CO., jacksonville DIR. S. Timothy
Tice, Editor and Publisher of the Tampa
Bulletin DR.. j. G. Henderson, Presi-
dent State Baptist Convention G. w.
Parrish, Of Pensacola, Auditor Union
Mutual Aid Society of America Jas,
Dean, Esq, of Jacksonville +; Prof c.
d. Menifee, head of the Agricultural
Department Tallahassee Normal and
Industrial College w. II, Kirby, Phi.
D., Pensacola Messrs. Chas. II. An
derson, Jacksonville, and B. J. Jones.
Lake City, successful merchants
Prof. j. G Riley, Principal Lincoln In
stituts, Tallahassee.
Miss Z. o. Paige, member of the
Faculty State Normal, consents to de-
liver an address or read paper on
some phase Of Domestic Science Mrs.
H. v. Hevndon and Mrs. M. L. Dent,
who are connected in the millinery bust
ness at Tallahassee, their line of bust
ness will be represented on the pro-
gram. Pensacola Florida Sentinel.
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Obituary Of Mr.. Waller Medley.
Sacred to the memory Of Mr. WaIler
Medley who passed away on Thursday,
May Esd, at Nash, Jefferson county.
This memorial Is dedicated to his men,
DRY. This dear young man had just en-
tered into his young manhood when he
was stricken down with a severe case
of neasels which finally ended his life,
and through all his suffering he did not
complain, but withstood with patience
like true dying Christian, and his last
words were, II am not afraid to die
So he passed away peaceful and happy
This dear young man was highly hon
ored and loved by all his friends and
acquaintance for his true nobleness Of
character and virtuous life was spOtless,
and we, as his dear esteemed friends,
sincerely sympathize with his dear par
ents. also his two brothers and his dear
loving sister, and to them we Go send
these words Of heart sympathy and con-
doleDce in their hour of sorrow, and we
can say to them we do feel deeply the
loss and cOmpanionship of our dear
young friend and brother, and knowing
well that the true Advise and Father
did call him home TO his own BOSOM
for q more higher and more divine,
nObler calling, and where he is now free
from earth's sorrow and pain and to
suffer here npOn earth no more, that
their loss is truly his gain, and what
Joy and happiness he is now experien-
ing In the presence Of his dear lord
and Savior and to be for ever and ever
with his King and Master, to know
that he is free from q corruptible body
now entered into a spiritual body never
to experience no more earthly sorrow
and enjoying all that celestial happiness
that new born is now enjoying that ce-
lestial glory and honor and peace and
happiness for q true Christian soul IL
the love prayer Of his loving friends
DIR. j. J. GRANT.