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The weekly true Democrat., 1907-03-29
SHORT SAYINGS.
lY REv. LuTHER 5. HUTcHINs.

BY REV. LUTHER s. HUTCHINs.
Better to be right than President; still
better to be right and be President.
If some men treated others as they
do themselves the other man would be
very much abused, as some men DO GER
tainly abuse themselves.
There ought to be a school of control
established somewhere, so some men
could learn to control themselves.
Riches are no disgrace, neither will
they bar any man from entering heaven;
but nevertheless they do keep some
out.
IL men were paid salary for being
lazy some men would get rich qiuck'
Food and raiment is all that is neces-
sary to make one content, says the
Scripture, but on the other hand we
should strive for more than this with
out making it form of worship.
If some men were to step in the bal
ance, with their duties in the other bal.
ance, they would hit the ceiling 80 hard
their brains would be knocked out.
Lay down with a dog and you are
sure TO get feas, but this is not the
only place-some can get them in hog
pen.
II the saloons could be turned inside
out, SO all could see them as they are,
no sensible man would vote for one.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-03-29
Cause OF Stomach Troubles.

When a man has trouble with his
stomach you may know that he is eat
ing more than he should or of some ar
ticle of food or drink not suited to his
age or occupation, or that his bowels
are habitually constipated. Take
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
lets TO regulate the bowels and improve
the digestion, and see if the trouble
does not disappear. Ask for free
sample. Sold by Tallahassee Drug
Co.
Have you seen Duva Bros. show win
dow since it was dressed up in violets.
1t Is neat and attrative and advertises
the Violet Brands of Good that popular
and enterprising firm carry in stociIl
Read Duval Bros. advertisement in each
issue of this paper. They keep them
seves before you constantly and it their
desire to serve and please you.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-03-29
Allce RooseveIt's Weddlne

was something to be recorded in the
annals of history. Herbine has been
acknowledged the greatest of liver
regulators. A positive cure for bill
ious headaches, constitution, chills and
fever, and all liver complaints. j. G..
Smith, Little Rock, Ark, writes:
"Herbine is the greatest liver medi-
cine known. Have used 1t for years.
1t does the work" Sold by all drug
gists.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-03-29
First Grass RestaurAnt.

The new restaurant up stairs over
Councils store, is now under new man
agement, and everything Is Of the best,
and the very best order and service e
guaranteed When in the city call
there for meals.
COUNCIL & DURR,
b2-im Propriet0rS.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-03-29

Philadelphia Primitive Baptist
colored, Springfield. Preaching every
Sunday, 8 and 8 p m. Sunday School
at $50 a. m. B. Y. CA. HOO a. m.
Sacrament and footwashing every
fourth Sunday night. Our white and
colored friends are cordially invited
REV. A. r. PfNDER, Pastor.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-03-29

E G. SMITH, Chairman;
r. g. johnson,
]. w. COLLINS,
w. ID. SroUTAMIRE,
w. a. REGISTER,
County Commissioners Leon County.
Attest:
HENRY f. FELKEL, Clerk.
Tallahassee, Fla. March 8. 1907.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-03-29

Mr.. M. Russell made US a pleasant
visit just as we were going to press.
Hon. ]. F. C. Griggs was circulating
among his many Tallahassee friends
Wednesday.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-03-29
For Rent.

The Blocker house on Clinton street.
Possession middle Of March. Apply to
Miss Nellie Bassett, Clerks office.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-03-29
h. Y.P. hi. Notes.

The regular monthly business meet
ing Of the Baptist Young Peoples Union
WAS held Tuesday evening, March l9,
at the home of Miss Lila Bryan. Among
other business transacted was the res
ignation of the president, Mr.. w. h.
Markham, which was rendered and ac-
cepted. Mr.. Markham has been presi-
dent of the Union for several months,
but as a result of the removal Of the
G.. +. & A. Auditors Office, where he
is employed, he will not be with us any
longer. Miss Lila Bryan was elected
his successor. Mr.. Jack Mabry was
elected secretary, this Office having
been made vacant by the resignation of
Mrs w. G. Appling.
It was discussed and decided to have
n social next Tuesday night, March 26,
lt the residence of Miss Ida Moore, on
North Adams street. All the members
of the Epworth League are invited TO
join with the Union in their merry
making.
After the meeting adjourned, light
refreshments were passed and all re-
manned for a social chat.
Members of the Union and friends,
let us rally around our new president
and help her all we can. Although we
are weak in numbers, remember the
race is not always to the strong, but
TO the persevering.
Remember the devotional meetings
every Friday night at 1880. MEMBER.
.~-~-~~~s~s--~-----~-~~---
Mr.. T. A. Good, the old piano tuner
who lived around Tallahassee for quite
a long time, died suddenly Of heart
n.-s.F s1saar
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-03-29

Two beautiful lots At Panacea Springs,
one adjoining Mr.. Halls house. Ad-
dress Mrs. BerOud, 179 High street,
Orange, n. J 5-d
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-03-29

DO you need help, II so you may get
SOME helpfcI hints at the devotional
nsoatinrs Of the b. ". p u. every
Friday eve. 7:30. Come and see. (.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
From Chicken.Pox
TO Cholera
Cure.AIIs 30 Loneer ToIernled.

IL early days every barber shop vas
an operating room and the town uHFsi-
'ian Fe50Tted To bleeding as the sure
cuie tor al ailments from chickeu-prE
10 cholera. AS result many, iuciud-
.ns our first President. died prema-
tuTcly
Tho present low rate Of mortality Is
uue ln large measure 10 the advance
made ~ medical science and the kn0wl-
cage Of the SPECIFIC treatment needed for
each disease known
There h no disease more common
among American and English people
sHau dyspepsia. So prevalent has Do
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silfHion ANA resign themselves 10 Hg-
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
HEAD OFF RABIES,
DARK ROOM CURE

BEADING, Pa, Jan. 1S-After under
going treatment FOR hydrophobla two
weeks In a dark room, Jonas Zwoyar.
Of Bowers Station, has been discharged
Nhe Zw0yer family has not recovered
from the shock occ8siOned by the death
of an eighI-year-Old son. who was bit
zen by a dog December l. developed
rabies December - and died Decem-
Der "a
Mr.. Zwoyer and his little niece. Gertie
Bloch. were also bitten. Both took the
I.eidy cure Tor hydTophObia. and lett lne
dark room. Both feel exceedingly we'll
but are somewhat weak from their close
confinement.
Zwoy er said The medicine required
is certainly anything but pleasant Ii
reminds one of mixture of hops and
ToTtCT I took q quart OF ia the nrSJ
d8y and the same amount the next.
II lived GA crackers and weak coffee
during the Two weeks confinement and
only once I'm that time DID either appear
to have their natural taste. 7 never got
hungry, and remained IN bed most OF
the time
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
DREAMS Of HORROR.
ANAKES IN TINE
Woman Finds Husband
Leaning Over Her With
Knife in Hand.

MERtDEN, Conn. Jan. LS--Mrs.
George Gyge. OF T0rringtou. dreamed
that her husband had gone insane. She
suddenly aWoke from her sleep. 10 ind
him bending over her with a bread
knife ia his hand. She screamed and
grappied with the man To get possession
Of the eapOn. The rail woman was
almost overcome in the unequal battle.
when two men, who live in the house.
arrived, sud they finally dissrmed Gysc.
lie wss taken 10 the police station.
and h. being carefully guarded uBtu the
probate court acts on the report OF two
physicians who examined his mental
condition
Mrs. Gyse saws thlt her husband has
been acting strangely Tor Two weeks.
and she feared an outbreak. The mans
fellow WorkmeI. say that he has been
complaining lately OF sever headache.
and lac seemed 10 imagine chat some
one was trying to take his life.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
GEORGETOWN RELAY
TEAM AGAINST n. c.
Special Match Arranged for
Reilly's indoor Meet at
Richmond Jan. %.
JIMMY KERR WON'T RUN
Notifies Blue and Gray Management
That He Cannot Take Part IN
Track Athletics.

The Georgetown University relay
team VIII leave January - Tor Rich
mond. Va. where IL viii meet the
University OF North Carolina on the
evening OF January % in the annual in
vitation meet managed by Joe Reilly.
the former Georgetown athlete
A. first ID was doubtful whether the
Georgetown men would be able TO make
the trip. as the faculty has laid down
stringent rlles governing competition
In out-of-towu contests this wear
Candidates have been practlcing daily
In the RYAN gymnasium under the
guidance of Captain Montgomery. From
the present outlook the team VIII be
made up OF Montgomery. Sullivan.
O Boyle. and DEFINE. There are "a num-
Der Of other promising candidates who
may succeed in making places On tie
team, among whom are Cohen, Miller.
a substitute on the Georgetown prep
team last year. Joe Wilson % member
OF the crack HYDE Park High School
team % 1905 and Daley. AlcLaughliu.
and Gaaahi al ~ Inc college Depart
mcnt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
ROOT WANTS MILLION
FOR NEW GONSULATES

That Secretary Root means 90 keep up
IFS night Lo better the conditions and
surroundings ~ American cousuls
sbroad. m order that they may be- in
no wise hampered ~ their work 10 ex-
tend American commerce. is shown by
tne. communication he has sent 90 Con-
sress, asking N,glou6o for the purchase
1i Suitable eonsulstes l1 China. Korea,
and Japan.
lie wants abe following amounts for
the eomerrial ports mentioned;
Annoy, $50. Canton, Sll5.sJ; Che
Zoo. Sl0"op. Chungklug. Sll.5oJ, Foo
chow ~l2 Hankow. S5iAJ5. Hong
kong. $1,000. Naukiug. S4L0lo- New
chwans. $4,000; Shanghai. S2fl go. item
tsln. Sl5.Glp. Kobe. sl2l GJl. NaEasalE
$500. Iamsui. $3.50; Yokoha ma
siof.tt- and Seoul Sl1HHp-a total OF
81 Il.a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
USES KNIFE ON OTHERS,
REVOLVER ON HIMSELF

BARTON. Ohio. Jan. iS-AIec Balance.
a miner. today killed his wife and
daughter Pearl with q butcher knife
and then shot and killed himself.
The family had been quarelins over
division Of a legacy OF several thousand
dollars received 10y the husband from
Hungary.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
HARVARD AGHAST
At FILTHY LUCRE
The Athletic Authorize
Wouldn't Have Real
Money.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Jan. ls-The
Harvard-Yale football game viii be
played next fall as usual
This is practically certain, for the spe-
elal committee, representing the Har-
varG corporation and Oyerseers, viii
make sucA report, il is expected, AT a
special meeting OF the Overseers some
time next month
The main feature OF this report how
ever, viii be an iusisteuce on the future
cutting down of the large receipts from
Harvard's intercollegiate football con
tests. IL will be the point of Thr report
that only such receipts be allowed ia
the future as shall be necessary 10 cover
the legitimate cost OF supporting the
football and other athletic departments
Of Harvard
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
SOLDIERS HOME BAND
PLAN FOR CONCERT

The Soldiers Home Band under the
direction Of J. S. NJ Zimmerman. viii
give the following program at It's con-
cert this evening;
Grand March. "TfiumphaI' Robinson
overture. Raymond .-.-.-.--...- Thomas
FaTaphrase. THE Voice or Love
SCnumuuu
Selection. 'Cavaileria RusJicana"
Mascagui
Incidental music 90 Monsieur Beau
Cuire'f -.--------... TRU.4F r-si
Excerpts from '"rhr Ailkadl-. Sullivan
tRy Request
Waltz suite "Pluie DOT" .. .Waldteufel
Finale Priscilla. ...................C Clark
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
HOUNTAINEER KILLED
BY DRUNKEN STEPSON

CHARLOTTE. y. C.. Jan. 1S-John
Stamper was killed recently by his step
son. Clinton Weaver. in the Muddy
Greek section 0f Ashe county. a remote
mountain fastness.
Weaver. while intoxicated. entered
Stampsr's room. where the latter las se-
FiOusly nl, and cut Stampers throat
from ear 10 ear. killing his Instantly
Weaver was arrested.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
EARTHQUAKE ROCKS
A SCOTLAND TOWN

LONpcN. Jan 1.-TWO earthquakes,
which although harmless, CRAFTY
alarmed the Inhabitants. occurred a
Oban. seaport Town in Scotland. ana
the neighbOring districts. The first
shock was accompanied by a loud report.
and was followed fifteen minutes later
by q rumbilng noise
Houses were shaken ana their contents
ratified The occupants rushed into tae
streets in terror. The water along Tie
shore Eas violently disturbed An in-
coming steamer felt the shocks II
seemed a. If she had grated Oh q ridge
OF sand
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
Takes Money Under COmpulsion.

Until the existing debts. such as the
$4,000 yet due on the stadium. arc paid
on one or Two large intercollegiate
contests win be allowed annually But
the end I'm view viii he the adjustment
of the commercial aspect OF Harvard
athletics as now tostered under the sys-
tenn of large gate receipts from big foot
ball games. ANY arrangements with
Yale OF other colleges must hereafter he
made with this point iu mind
The special committee viii also take
decided stand against the employment
of professional coaches To have entire
charge OF any branch of Harvard ath-
ietics. There is no hostility 10 the pro-
fessional coach. whose duties have 10 do
with details of ans particular sport.
such a. Wray, fur example; but the pro-
fesslonal coach as the arbiter of amy
branch of Harvard sport must go. ac-
cordiug 90 the committee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
CAUGHT Between Is.

james j. Laury, lWeuty-seven years
old. of 40 Irving strs-t northeast. was
caught between cars in the Baltimore
and Ohio yards while coupling un a
train and sustained injuries thaf may
cause his death. Ee Is az the Casualty
Hospital
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
CARR0LLS DEFEAT
SECOND REGIMENT

Tile Carroll Institute basketball team
forged another peg 10 the front in the
Washington City League Championship
series yesterday evening by defeating
The Second Regiment five ia fast game
by = 90 D..
The nTst half was hard fought, the
score being ued a number of times.
cullen. Cr0gan, and Schlosser played
best for their respective teams. The
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
KNEW A GoOD INVESTMENT.

A California woman married "a man
who had lost both legs and an arm In
railroad wreck, and then she engi-
ueered the lawsuit whereby he got q
verdict FOR Sl00.GU1 damages. And vet
they say that woman has no head for
business.-Cleveland Leader.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
Kerr Abandonz Track.

Jimmy Kerr. tae football star of the
past season, has aotihed Captain Mont
gomery THAT be viii be- unable 20 report
FOR work his year. thereby disuppoint-
lag the Georgetown supporters
Ed OGomau. the champion shot
Dutier Of the South Atlantic States.
has returned 20 college after a long alb
seuce, and will 90 .n training al once
for The many meets that are 20 be held
boz and arolnd Washington during the
next two months OG0rmau NU. en-
ucaVor tu break the Southern record
az the Richmond meet
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
VEsPERs LOSE TO ST. Johns

S. Johns won from the NespeIs last
night in a rough and tumble game Of
basketball bE = 90 e. Robertson IS goal
throwing was The feature. The line-up.
L.--.-. .-..-r---.- I-..--.----
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
ancient, Foul Foul Put
Chicago on It's launches
Chickens Resurrcctcd From Cold Storage
After Years of Repose Are Mistaken for
Prehistoric Relics

CHICAGO, Jan. IS-Thirteen years
ago 81 chickens met a sudden and vio-
lent death They were Inferred in a
cold storage plant and until yesterday
had rested in peace. Then they were
dragged forth from their cold and clam
my quarters. loaded into a wagon and
under the watchful care of $. Dellheim,
6l4 West Fourteenth street. were driven
out into the world for sale at the cheap
restaurants.
solomon Van Praag. chief restaurant
Inspector. was standing al Clark and
Madison streets yesterday afternoon
talking with a friend when Dellheim
drove by with his wagon load Of chick
ems, Dellheim In trying 10 obey the
rules OF the road made "a false move
which landed him into trouble. He drove
70 the windward side of the. restaurant
Inspector.
Rush for Stimulants.
Van Praags olfactory nerves quIvered
for an instant under the sudden shock
and then flashed a message 20 the brain
tast was reposing calmly under soils"
derby. Quicker than light travels Van
Praag jumped into the street and after
staring wildly about him for an instant
located the cause OF his dlsquiet. BY
this time there was almost a panic in
the shopping district
Automobiles were al standstIU.
coughing hoarse protest al the in
trepid enemy which had dared invade
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
Veterans Available

OF ldst seasons track .rlm. besides
these star spriuters, Trainer Murphy
viii have Jhe following mem Swain,
pole VaulteF who graduates this year.
but viii return for medical course.
Clarke iu the high junp. Greene and
HaydOck ll Jhe broad Jump F0lW,ll.
Luby, and F-uneil, ia the hammer
throw ZIeEler. Draper. 5ud Hcllinas-
head. in tle shcI put. Tones Rn.J
B-Ck, and CarrothoTs. Boz the r-staucc
Tuus, with Taylor B0nstck. HaEd1rk
and Wilc1N iH the qusster-mH ana
mItiuIe-dlstauc- runs
Besides these men of IIsI wears track
team whose ability Is more OF less
known. there are an of this season S
fu sImEu track sta Is wine viii bs elIgi-
bile for This Trip. ana the 1905 fssshueu
as we'll WIN practically an tie track
material of the coming tNo years 10
work upon Trainer Murphy surely viii
have a wealth of track nater-rI from
which tu develop his Oiyup plan team.
Tile news tHIt Pennsylvania would
send a tEsrk team tu England In laes
for the DIs#nu---u games was received
yesterday with tur unanimous approval
and delight HE Tie UNDERGRADUATE ana
officials Throughout the entire Iuiver-
sity-
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8 ColllhOWer. @; Schlosser, ., Reyes, ..
ScTogEius aud White. Free r0sses-Hub-
bard, &. and CrOsan ReIeree-Air PIN
per- TimrrS-Messrs. Brain and Ten
ley. Sc0rer-Mr WorIey
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-18
O'BRIEN REFUSES
TO FIGHT KELLY
Assumes Lofty Attitude To-
ward Man Who Beat Him
in indianapolis.

CHICAGO. Jan. -IS.-Sinee Joe Thomas
declined TO meet Hugo Kelly before the
Ton0pah (Nev.) night club. Manager NJ.
H. Riley. Of thar organization. has
sought Phila lphia JACK O'Brien to
meet the local boxer.
Word today WAS received by EelIy-s
manager. snvie Ferreti. that the Quaker
City ring artist also refuses TO have
anything TO do with Kelly, asserting that
be does not intend 10 give him a chance
10 make any money. Riley adds IN
his telegram that he will secure the seq
vices OF O'BFien, declaring that when
O'BFien was there 70 watch the Cans
Herman contest ne signed an agree
ment 10 meet any boxer the club might
select
In answer 10 Riley's telegram Fer
retti said that O'Bren does NOS have 10
give his protege an opportunity 10
gather lu "a little sum, bur that Kelly
viii nght on tie condition that winner
take ala
Hugo Kelly r. the man who GOT the
decision over GBrieu in Indiana polls
April . 1895, an ten rounds. They had
fought a ten-round draw before that
Perhaps % Brlen knows Kelly TOO well %
consider another match with him
Kelly b. also credited with a ten and
Burns. ana az Chelsea Deat ia I'VE
rounds the Sailor Burke who Is being So
IIdustriousiF touted ia the New York
papers. Kelly lost the decision L.
81 Brien iu "A siX-round bout ia Chicago
in 1905
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their particular field. Strong men we're
growing pale and were rushing madiy
through swinging doors and calling for
reviving drinks.
Weak women were seeking shelter and
little children were left deserted and
crying ia the streets.
BY this time the Undaunted restaurant
inspector had jumped 20 tie wagon
and had seized the driver by the collar.
What have you got in your wagon"
shouted the city Official
Chickens" said Dellheim In a sur
prised tone.
Drive 10 the city laboratory az a gal
Top. said Van Praag and he applied a
Hhip TO the horse. When the wagon
drew up in front OF the GalbFaIth build
ing a medical man was called. After
he had examined each chicken he said
that llte was quite extinct, Where
were they discOvered-in glacial
drift asked the doctor
Waste Kerosene on Poultry
The driver OF the wagon then pro-
duced a receipt which showed that the
chickens were not prehistoric and there
fore were OF no use to any OF the uni-
versities. The receipt showed that they
had been purchased of Moses Gray a
Co. 25l South Water street. Four gal
Ions OF good kerosene was ruined by
being poured over the chickens Dell
helm then was allowed TO drive home.
Inspector Van Praag said he would get
uut a warrant for Dellheim and the
commission men who sold him the
chickens today. The chickens are said
20 have been sold for cents a pound.
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Frshemen May Go.

PenE's 1876 freshmen VIII lave d
chance Tor ais trip, as AN especial ex-
ception is TO be- made iu Pennsylvania S
rule In this instance which bars fresh
men from representing the university
on any athletic team IL is the inten-
ION ~ the Red and Blue track au-
0 norities and Trainer Murphy 10 not
only enter the Olympian games Iu Eng
land ln 1865 ON tails "Trip. bun also Ia
take iu the English championships and
any other char1Dioushlp games which
can easily be- cone during the three OF
iOur weeks stay abroad
ln giving e. resume al his track ma
Ferlal which WIli boz eligible fOT tins "trip.
Trainer Murphy expressed himi eli as
wen pleased with Tie prospects. both
from the old and new men pa college to-
day. or last years Intercollegiate point
winners Penney win sim have ia
1919 y. j. ClrtmCii and Captain Whit
ham Boo Che spirits. who carried off
sixteen points iasr year. Both Iheze
SpIlnters are athletes who take good
care 0I themselves and shoulu br a.
good. 81 nof better. ODD l.Ds than they
are now.