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AIDES NEW PLAY IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug. 19.-"Artie," a dramatization of one
of George AIDES stories in slang, was presented
at the Studebaker Theatre tonight. following the
first production at South Bend. Ind. last week. At
the end of the third repeated calls brought Mr..
AIDE to the stage, and he talked to the audience
for several minutes
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YELLOW FEVER KILLS PRIVATE.

Washington, Aug 19.-Under to-day's date. Chief
Surgeon Taylor, at Mariana, Cuba, reporting
the yellow fever situation says that Private Rob-
ert Wallace died yesterday from the disease. He
adds that with the exception of serious cases.
the others are doing well. and there are no new
cases in the command.
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Highest temperature yesterday 20 degrees lowest 90
II average for corresponding
year II degrees average for corresponding
date OF last thirty-three years u degrees
Local Forecast.-To-tiay fair and signify warmer
Wednesday showers and cooler: fresh south winds
For Loss of Appetite-Haf teaspoon Horsfords
Acid Phosphate half glass water after meals
Quickly restores strength
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,aANGE OF VENUE FOR MAGILlS.

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Clinton, H., Aug. 19-Judge Cochrane to-day
granted Frederick Magill and wife, indicted for
the alleged murder of Magills first wife, a change
of venue from here TO the November term OF
court at Decatur.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-Joseph Dunwoodie Edinburgh. BRES-
LINE. ]. Griffith, Norfolk. Va HOFFMAN-W.
II. Waters. Madrid. HOLLAND-J- L. Davis.
Waco. Tex
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Forecast IoCauffcS---Fof
fair and warmer to-day; Wednesday possibly showers
cooler in northwest portion: fresh south winds.
For Eastern York, Eastern Pennsylvania. Ne"
Jersey Delaware Maryland and slightly warmer
to-day: Wednesday showers and cooler fresh south
winds.
For the District Columbia and slightly warmer
to-day Wednesday partly cloudy possibly showers late
IN the afternoon; light south winds.
For Western New York and Western Pennsylvania.
showers afternoon tonight, cooler; wednesday
fair SOUTH shifting brisk northwest winds pos
ST thunder squalls.
Local Official Rccord.-Ths following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
he last hours. IN
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THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

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Station. Webster and Jerome Avenue sroLIeys anu
by CARRIE Lots SIPS Telephone ASS Grdrnercy
Tor Book or representative.
once, 20 East pa ST.. New York City
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BEYEA-suddenly. on Sunday. August IS 1907. Samuel
Ilavea M D. In i3d Funeral service from
bIs late residence No 102 Central New Rochelle.
Wednesday. August IL Isva at i'So .. H.
orange County papers please copy
BIAUvELr-on Monday A1sqss 10 at At. Tsnahy N j.
Services will held at his late residence Hillside
ave Tenahy. Thursday afternoon August =. at 80
o'clock.
Suddenly his home. Bonnie Braes Cold
n-TIuison August II. Chasers Dale
his late home. 4:3o p. Mon
5av Interrnent Laurel HIN Cemetery, Philadelphia
PENN Tuesday.
observation-disclosures Friend Fernald. August 49, 1907.
e. us late residence, Waverly avenue. Brooklyn,
y Y Notice funeral hereafter
syES-At his residence, No 81 Vernon Brook
iyn John Hayes formerly Of No. 19l Bedford ave.
yrsokIyn Funeral Patricl's Church Kent
xVfIourhby aves Brooklyn. on Tuesday. August 20,
1907. Solemn requiem mass at III a. m
1yr xyrrEOn August IT. Frederick T.. beloved Of
William and Alice Heiwiek Relatives and friends are
attend funeral services
49, AUGUST 20 late residence. No. 1870 Pearl
81 Brooklyn p. interment in Mount olivet
Cemetery.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Saturday. Inn inst Charlse
Aasl. Jacques Funeral private
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from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in The
temperature for the twentyfouf hours. IN COM
harrison with the corresponding date OF last year:
The daily tribune., 1907-01-09
M. HOVER PASSES
AWAY TO GREAT BEYOND

J. NJ. Hover. well krown In the
mining camps of the state owing to
his connection with The Doroas mill
died In the Oline hospital Of rneu.
monin At $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-09

the Army and NAVY or members of
their families.
II Reduced interstate rates can
not be made for the movement of
laborers.
l. Reduced Interstate rates can not
be made for employees Of coal com.
panies.
J In all cases except those named
rates of any character whatever can
not be mads from one point In the
Territory of New Mexico to another
point in the same territory. the same
as though it was interstate business
S.e Under no circumstances will
what ia known az split ticket" be
sold in connection with free trsnspor.
tstion or reduced rate: nor can
through ticket be sold over our own
road at tariff rate In connection with
reduced rate over connecting line.
L. IL ia not permissible to check
baggage short Of destination. except
only on through ticket cold at tarif
rate allowing stop.over privilege.
M. 1t ia not permissible to
cIeok baggage through to destina.
tion where passenger holds free re.
duced rate transport tAtion for any
part Of the trip
N. Auy concession wh,tever in
the collection Of storage. excess bag.
gage charges or irregular or IN.
authorized privileges In the hand
ling Of baggage is as much = violation
Of The Law % it's concession In pas.
senger rates
o. Il is In violation Of the In.
tefstAte commerce act to extend the
time limit on tickets on any account
whstever. sickness not excepted.
p. 1t is not permissible to execute
or validate the return portion Of a
round trip ticket at any Ioint other
than the destination named thereon.
o Iu fact no special rate Of any
character or description can be made
for interstate trips other tliAu those
named In paragraphs | to 8. inclusive.
X. In the event an unauthorized
concession is made on interstate busi.
pess. by error or otherwise. the re.
sponsibility must rest with the agent.
~ the company will neither Msum
responsibility nor afford relief.
"
Prof. Balm has engaged the services
Of Miss Mary Shank who will give
dAucins lessons In connection with
his regular social dsuoes. these lessons
beginning at 7:80 ard lasting till D
Friday evening. at which time gen.
ersi dancing will begin Every BODY
invited.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-09
SOME REGULATIONS OF
NEW INTERSTATE Law

Luo ciICuAAt ptiEteu n6reWltn nhe
been sent from the general Offices Of
the railroad companies to all of the
agents of the companies doirg bust,
mes, ia Colorado.
This foilowi q extracts from the
amended Interstate Commerce Act
aud in Interpretation thereof. are
quoted for your information and
guidance.
/. 1T shall be unlawful for any com.
mon carrier 10 make or give any IN.
due or unreasonable preference or ai.
vantage to any particular person.
company. Arm. corporation. or local,-
tty. or any particular, description Of
traffic. In any respect wha soever. or
to subj ct any particular person.
company. finn. corporation. or To-.
cality. or any particular description
Of traffic. to any undue or unreason.
able prejudice or disadvantPge In any
respect whatsoever.
If any common carrier shall,
directly or indirectly, by any special
rate. rebate, drawback. or other de.
vice, charge, demand. collect or re-.
ceive from any person or persons .
greater or less com pensation for any
service rer dsred. or to be render ID. in
the trauspt rtation of ras engeIs, than
it charges. demands. collects or re-.
cieves from any other person or per.
sons for doing for him or them like
aud contemporaneous service In the
transportation of like kind of traffic
under substantially similar ciroum.
stances and conditions. suoh common
carrier shall be deemed guilty Of uu.
Just discrimination. viii, h is hereby
prohibited and declared to be un.
lawful.
"Unlawful determination subjects
q common carrier which Ia a corpora.
tion. any director or officer thereof,
or any receiver. trustee. lessee. agent
or person to fine Of not less than
five Thousand dollars for each offence
or to imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary for ter N not exceeding two
years-or both such fine and impris.
onment.
Under q strict Interpretation OF the
law reduced rates can only be made
as follows:
1. For regularly ordained min.
listers of religion. properly identified
as such.
2 For sisters Of charity in the
gArb Of their order.
8. For inmates Of soldiers
homes, state or national, properly GER
titled to as suoh
4. For bona fde railroad employees
aud members of their family wholly
dependent upon them for support.
8 In cases Of charity properly
certified to by officials of charitable
organization.
Reduced rates can not be made on
the following accounts:
A. Reduced rates can not be IN ade
for Interstate trips for theatrical com.
pnnies. football teams. baseball teams
or other similar companies travelling
for exhibition purposes.
B. Reduced interstate rates can
not be made on immigration account
either for agent In charge or for the
party accompanying him
o. Reduced rates either state or
interstate. can not be made for teach.
ers. students or employees of Indian
schools.
d. Reduced rates can NOT be made
for Interstate trips on account Of mws
paper or any other tind of sdvertis
ing
K Reduced rates. either state or
interstate. can not be made for mem.
bers OF clsrRymen's families.
r. Reduced rates for interstAte
trips can not be made on account Of
Unitsd States Government ReclAma.
tion service.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-09
Had No BARGAIN. on Hand.

Mr. Simons did not rise from his
chair behind the air.tight stove In the
sitting room when his wife hurried In
and told him that Abel Sanders was In
the kitchen and wanted to see him.
says the Youths Companion.
What dyou let him In for7" he
asked reproachfully.
He wants to buy hoss. that's
why" replied Mrs. Simons. You'd
have made great to-do II l hadn't"
mo. wouldn't" Mr.. Slmons said.
as he reluctantly rose. Il know San
ders' size. cant do business with
him. He wants a cheap hoss. And !
amt got anything can sell for less
than S14."
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

Read the advertisements carefully.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

Two graded Jersey Cows with young
calves. Apply TO MISS j. G; MEGIN-
MISS. l4-4t.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12
Foreclosure Sale.

Under and by virtue Of decree Of foreclosure
and sale rendered by the Circuit Court Of Leon
County Florida, In chancery sitting, IN q certain
cause pending therein. wherein the international
Harvester Company Of America 10 complainant.
and Butler SnnrDs n defendant. have levied upon
and will sell at public cutlery 20 the highest bidder
for cash. before the county court house door In the
city Of Tallahassee In said county, on the first day
Of July. A. ID. 1907, between the hOurs Of II a. m
and b. m. the following personal property to-
wit One black horse Of the aRe Of twelve years,
weighing about one thousand pounds, named
Colon" known ~ the Powell horse: also one
white and yellow spotted milk COW, with one horn
broken OIL about five years old. and all increase
Of said live stock; also one binder machine bought
from the complainant Ia the year Of 1904 and also
one Mccormick moving machine and rake
CHARLES HoPKINs,
ll-Jt Special Master IN Chaneery.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

tiorits's Greatest tlsallh aesort and
Place for Rscfeasibn.


Place for Rscfeasion
q. r.. & A. Railroad sells round
trip tickets 70 Sopchoppy 81 especially
low exeursion rates 20 parties coming TO
the Springs Tram car from the hotel
meets all regular mail and passenger
trains Tfnae who want them can Sc
cure hacks at Sopchoppy 70 take them
over.
At the hotel will be found ample ac-
eommodations the year round, Good
lake and salt water fishing. Five or
six gasoline launches 10 take fishing or
pleasure parties out any day Mineral
and salt water bBthing during the sea
son.
Hotel rates; $500 and $40 90 per
week. $500 per month. For further
particulars address,
JOHN C. TRICE Manager,
PANACEA, FLORIDA.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12
AdminIstrator's Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
AZ creditors. leRatecs distributes. and 20 all
persons having claims or demands against the es-
tate Of Emma j. Car deceased late Of Leon
county. Florida. 90 present such claims or de-
rnands % the undersigned within one year from
this date. otherwise same viii be forever de-
barred.
This 18th day Of May, 1857.
PRACII.LA WISE.
Administrative Estate Of Emma j. Car.
Taiahasseo. Fla. May ~ lSOi. list
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

lf the number Of flattorifR prpsa
ARTICLES being received By John 4. Nee
ley. Of Tallahaesee, count for anything,
BE wiz Be favorite ia the race for Mr.
Norean'a seat on tho Railroad Com
mleslon Neeley is an able man. has
many strong and influential friendg IN
e9ety section OF the state, and will
doubtless Sc q factor to Re reckOned
with when II comes TO making figures
on this particular race. - Pensacola
journal.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

$500 $500 - y -
~ has 1named the menu
tDlission created By the
Seizure 10 examine and audit
nat fhe State Of Florida for
Vices, forage, subsistence
pc tafion furnished TO the
inr the Seminole Indian wars
1855, 1866 and 1861, as follows;
j ~ Harveli Bagdad; Charles
Madison; :. w. Knight, Flor
nenbera Of the commission 70 err
suitable monument on the bat
o1 Chickamauge, IN memory of
soldiers Of Florida who took part
hat battle Hon. Samuel PascO,
callos Hon. +. H. Law, Barlow;
fulaed Broward, Broward Sta
Ion, John G. L'Engle, Jackson
and Hon. Fred l.. Robertson, Tai
4eoo
membors Of q commission to con-
~ and ascertain the appropriate
% statue 70 be erected in honor
Edmund Kirby Smith and to ascer-
f f'la cost Of same: Hon. f. p.
tinR, Jacksonville; Hon. Il. M. Law,
tow and Gen. David Lang, Chatta-
ea
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12
OF Candidates.

Tie Live Oak Democrat announces
bat Hon. ] NJ. Barco, of Marion coun-
will be a candidate for comptroller
succeed A. g. Groom. We cannot
bke the announcement upon author
Isl, but Hon. w. b. Sadler, of Lake
4|f9. will also be q candidate. Fort
Flyers Tropical Sun.
Candidates for railroad commissioner
~ Succeed j, l.. Morgan who does not
ish 70 succeed himself, are going to
b thick as hops. Those thus far NAM
81 Ga this connection are r. G. Dunn,
BE present secretary, j. L. Nicely, for
4t secretary, julie Saloman, w. X.
tkeon and Worth Trammell. The
tl that Burr has announced his can
dacY for governor will make another
Vacancy and bring out still other can
iIates DeFuniak Breeze.
Senator D. H. Baker, of Sumter
oHnty would make an excellent mem
teE II the railroad commission to sue
ceed mr.. Morgan. 4 Gainesville Sun.
+ Hudson Burr says that his record
open Tor inspection. Didn't know
~ BarrB had had time to manufac-
tlix0 one for him this quick. much less
et Z ready for inspection. : Fort My
1 Breeze.
ne DoG unthA DrSeAe bIarLeu an Gu
ikcrIal epme weeks ago headed, Don't
a. Is, Mr.. Burr" It advised Mr.. Burr
s. quit the gubernatiOnal bee that is
NRElng h his bonnet, and stick with
the railroad commission. Every Jen-
ninRB and Gilchrist paper in the state
has endorsed the editorial It looks to
4e as tilt was preconcerted scheme
~ gide track Mr.. Burr. st. Petersburg
Independent.
Royal @. Dunn, the affable young
man who holds the job Of secretary to
TIE Florida Railroad Commission, has
announced that he Will be = candidate
for commissioner next year. Dunn has
done heap In political way for the
present and proceeding state admins
srntions and this may result in Dunn's
being done undone-Palatka News.
>~~~~~~~~~~NN~~~~~~~-~
Thousands of people are daily suffering
with kidney and bladder troubles-dan-
.RarOus ailments that should be checked
promptly. DeWitt's Kidny and Blad-
der Pills are the best remedy for back
ache, weak kidneys. inflammation of
the bladder. Their action is prompt
and sure. A week treatment for 25c.
aOld by All Druggists.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

Notice q hereby gsven that six nonths after the
date of TIE first publication hereof VIII present
iny final accounts 70 the County Judge ~ Leon
County kloTda and epply fer my ~ {. g -
SON. KATIE r. ROBERTSON. Administrators.
TaIlahna1ae. Fla April 81 1907. en-
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

Nearly all old-fashioned Cough Syrups
sire constipating, especially those that
contain opiates. They don't act just
right. Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup contains no opiates. It drives
the cold out of the system by gently
moving the bowels. Contains Honey
and Tar and tastes nearly as good as
maple syrup. Children like it. Sold by
AL Druggists.
A smile--who can tell value of a
sEnile7 It cost the give nothing, but
3 beyond price to the erring and re-
lenting, the sad and cherries, the lone
and forsaken. II disarms malice, sub
dues temper--turns hatred to love- re-
W6nQe TO kindness and paves the dark
est paths TO gems and sunlight. A
smile on the brow betrays q kind,
pleasant friend, and affectiOnate broth
q, a dutiful son, happy husband. IL
adds q charm to beauty, Il decorates the
face Of the Reformed, and makes q
lovely woman an angel in paradise.
Health Notes.
We have on hand large stock Of fine
kiIn-dried 4-ineh flooring and ceiling;
also and 10 inch finished boards. The
prices will please you. Get your order
while Il lasts. Child Bros. Lumber
Yard. 81
TIE Tallahassee Steam Laundry Has
"a expert cleaner and presser. Phone
a ne cnrffage viii get them and
thttn. y
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12
Their Papers to Follow.

Miss Elizabeth Bangs writes US from
Mfllville, Pa:
editor True Democrat: Please give
me date to which / have paid for your
PAPER, and should like to have It sent
during the SUNNI er vacation to this ad-
dress: Millville, Columbia county, Pa,
care VIM. Bangs, Shady Grove Farm,
h. r. ID. Route No. /.
And Miss Annie +. Charles writes on
shipboard, June 18th:
''Mr. Collins: We have had two very
pleasant and fine days this trip. Wish
All my friends at home could have en-
ioyed the ocean with me. Please send
my paper to Sound Beach, Conn, care
Mrs. l.. H. Norton. Wishing you q
very pleasant summer.