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Evening capital., 1907-09-21

IL producing The Modern Lady
G0diyaf site has adhered - 1his dom
mating aim If progress. - sise eonsisi-
ers the play one ~ tine stEengest eE
amples Of dramatic writing ever dee
yeiOpeI by Our fellow country Fue g.
Miss Bingiam's many friends in taAs
city viii lind that IN lile title role af
''The Modern Lady G0tiva shc has
the strongest aud most faseinatip@
character she ever portrayed e -
that of = woman, wbos like Coventry s
Lady GOdfKa, makes heroic sacrifices
Of mOdesty and self in grIer thai
others may benefit. While tbe original
Lady G0diva put sell aside s. save
her city, her twentieth century pEeao-
type braved scOsu and scandal Tor the
sake Of ller husband. a eause no less
lofty when modern conditions are
compared with medieval
The role is orc which calls for ttle
exercise Ut all Miss Bingham S
wealth Of physical charm as we'll as
Of her ability as an emotional actress
'sThe Modern Lady Godivas requires
clever company a. well as = tai
ented star. and with ibis. faFseeiug
Miss Bingham bas provided it- Each
role. unimportaut as well - pfinel-
pal, has been given to q player Meet
ing its utmost requirements
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

SIR. n. -, Smith AID daughter
have returned home from CoIuDsbns,
Ohio. were SIR. smith ha- beeu speod-
ing tie summer with IIer parents.
Sheriff aud Mrs. Joslua LiDthieun
returned today from their wedding
trip.
Miss Helen Nus. daughter ~ Nr.
and Mrs Robert MOes, has been quite
sick for few days.
sire. Hiuuclis. ~ Dgyengaft Iowa,
wiIo liar been visiting her sou btdship~
man Hiufiebs, left yesterday ~ virit
another con 10 Indianapolis, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. George q. Barton are
enjoying a week ~ Boston, Mas.
Mr. David Merrill, 81 New York.
has been visiting hss brother Mr.
George IL. Merrill of this city, Mr.
Merrill who has been spending the
summer abroad with lIs parents,
stopped at Annapolis on bis way to
college.
Mr. Morris Robinson. who has been
visiting his parents ut Eastport las re-
turned to hIs place Of business in
DAVIS, West Va.
Mrs, John y. Flood u spending q
week with the family of Mr.. A. r.
MoCombs Of Havre de Grace.
The Hon. J. Writ Randall, left here
today for Atlantic City, ". j. where
he II registered at "The 5helburnev
Mr. aud Mrs. q A. Stevens Of
Conduit St. are spending the weekend
with the Miss BlackaIler, Penn. Ave.
Baltimore,
NT. George r.. Smith Of Coyington,
Va, and daughter, Miss Katherine,
also bis daughters, Mrs. Leroy Smith
and Verna, aud their husbands and
Mrs. Albert Smith and husband and
children, Maude and Ralph, have re-
turned after visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. A. Smith, Market street.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

The hospital stan Of the Annapolis
Emergency Hospital reports the local
hospital 0vercrowded. The little
hospital has outgr0wn its needs and
a larger hospital is demanded TO ac-
commodate the patients continually
applying for Jcds.
Of late, owing 10 the oyercr0wded
condition Of the Emergency Hospital,
ii has become necessary for two
prominent local surgeons 10 send their
patients to Baltimore hospitals be-
canse they could not be admitted at
The home institution.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

81 college Avenue Baptist Church,
Rev. Thomas r. Holloway, minis
ter. tomorrow tine services viii DC as
follows: II q. M, Worship and ser
mon. Subject. Jesus the Miracle
worker sermon in series on Life
and Character 81 CHRIST y. M,
Worship and sermon. Subject, Why
We send Missionaries 10 Roman
Catholic C0yntries.f Subject sug-
gested by the P0pe's last encyclicai
and prevention % Bsptists III Brazil.
Noon until O'Clock, Bible School.
Free news. Sincere weIcome.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

The Hon. j. Writ Randall is del
egate 20 the American Bankers Con-
yention from the Maryland Bankers
Convention. Sessions begin at Allan
tic City next week. Afterwards Mr.
Randall will go to Richmond as q
lay deputy 10 the General Triennial
Convention of tire Protestant Episco-
pal Church from the Tiocease Con-
ventfon Of Maryland.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

Tomorrow there will be service at
st. Martins German Evangelical
lutheran Church as usual, the Rev.
Gust. Konte, pastor. sunday school
al 10 a. m. Services at II a. m.
Text from second Thess., 3, 5-i2.
The members Of the Helpers League
are requested to meet next Wednes-
day, September %. in the lecture
room of the church at 5 p. N. Salad
supper to be served tine End Of 0cto-
ber NJ 8 y. ~.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

Miss Lenette Bonney, Of Annapolis
aud Miss Annette Sudler, Of Baltimore
are arranging a dancing class to be
held IN the Navy Yard during the
coming season.
Among the patronesses are: Mrs.
Edwin Warfield, MrH. Charles J. Bad
ger. Mrs. W :. Benson, Mrs. Thomas
Fell. aud hrs III. l.. Draper.
Aesthetic fancy dancing will be one
81 the features Of instruction. Nv sl4
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

Miss Cora Cecil Menuez. the ac-
compiished daughter Of Dr. Louis T..
Menucz, Of MassiIlcn, o., who has
been spending the summer with friends
and relatives in Pittsburg, Pa, New
York, Atlantic City, y. j., Is visiting
her cousin, Josephine. Mrs. and Capt.
Vincent A. Mcnuez, superintendent Of
the Unitede States National Cemetery
at the Lodge, West street, Annapolis.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

Deputy Sheriff James Grouse, Of
BenneId, this county, who was badly
injured two weeks ago by being set
upon and beaten by coiorcd crap
shooters, and who has been a patient
At the Emergency Hospital, was dis
charged from the hospital yesterday
and left for his home. Sheriff Crouse's 3
recovery was remarkable.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

70 improve tie appetite and strengthen
the digestion try a few doses 81 Inagnber-
aims Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mr.. j..
RI. Seitz of Detroit Mich, sAys: They re
stored nly appetite when IMPAIRED, relieved
ne of bloated feeling and caused pleas
ant and satisfactory movement Of the bow
els. Price, = cents. Samples free a. Field
meyer Bros'. Drug Store
Evening capital., 1907-09-21
Tetters,,arcn.

a lady customer of ours bad suffered
with tctter for two Or three years. il got 80
bad on her hands that she could not attend
10 her household duties. One box Of Cham
berlain's SaIve cured her. Chamberlain
medicines give splendid satisfaction ~ this
community.-M. III. RoDSEY 4 Co., Al
mond, Ala. Chamberlain's medicines are
for sale by Feldmeyer Bros. Drug Store.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21
Death Of Nj. Onaid

Mr. Luther Morris Quaid, aged "A
years. died At o'clock last evening
ut his residence on Dock street. The
deceased was 4 widower, his wife
having died only three weeks ago.
The funeral wili take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock from the late
residence. The services will be con-
ducted BY the Rev. James l.. Smiley.
assistant 10 the rector Of 1T. Annc's.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

According % a custom of some
years, the Rev. Joseph II. McComas,
rector OF IT. ADne's Church. viii
preach al the II clock service t0Dor-
row morning to the church squad of
81. Johns college cadets. President
Fell. Of St. Johns College, lay reader.
will be present IN the chanccl.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21
First M. Z. Church

At the First NJ. Il. Church tomorrow
the pastor, Rev. George w. Miller,
ID. D., will preach in the morning on
''Christ's Farewell to the World
and in the evening on Selling the
Truth Sunday-school at 2.JO y. m.
All are cordially invited.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

TIe.usuals services will re held in
the Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
the Rev. George $. Bell. PASTOR at II
a. ~. and y. ~. The pastor VII
preach at both services Sabbath
school at BIS =. M. Young Peoples
praycrmeeiiug at 7.tJ p. H.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

Mothers VINO give their chiIfres.
Rcnnedy's Laxative Cough syrup ID.
gariabIy indorse IL. Children like
because the taste is plea 7Tnt. Con
tains Honey aud Tar. Conforms - ths
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold by FeldmeyeF Bros Druggists
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

The Norwegian sailor, Larson,
who some few months ago met with a
serious accident by fall on an out
bound English vessel, and has since
been a patient at the Annapolis Emer-
geney Hospital, was discharged from
the hospital on Wednesday last. Lar
son left for Baltimore, having been
fully restored u health by the excel
lent treatment received at the local
hospital. Ii Is expected be viii short
" sail for London, England.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

It = undigested food that causes
soHruess and painful indigestion. Ko.
dol For Indigestion should be used for
relief. K0dol i 4 solution II vegetable
acids. Ii digests what you eat, a ]
corrects the deficiencies OF digestion.
k0dol conforms to the National Purt
Food and Drug Law. Sold here by
Eeldmeyer Rros Druggists.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

Mr.. Mickey halls from al Indiana
town and IS rather Selicent regarding
his family nafUe. but says bis father
controls tne lumber and oil trade of
two iudiaBa counties and boasts of
being the only independent oil erm-
pany which has withstood the raya-
ges of the Rockefeller monopoly.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21
Notice 10 The Public.

On and after September I6,
1907, the Office Of the Home
Friendly Society, will be
located at mo. 70 School St,
Annapolis, Md. sI3 wv
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12
Be,.sr Transportaalea q 80

Those who 20 70 the seaside fo4
summer will Sc delighted to learn
a deal has Just been CONSUMED
whereby those going 20 Paa
Springs, the charming health and pl
ure resort, will 90 given better nlA
quicker transportation than the plnc
has ever enjoyed. Mr.. John G. Tree
lessee of the hotel and tram road, he8
leased the transportation business dof
ing his term to Messrs lsangstpn nfN
Roddenberry, of Sopchoppy.
The last named gentlemen are hetlnK
the tram road put in good repair, and
in addition have put on the line new
surries and buggies, so that people
may have an opportunity Of going any
way they please. They have the very
best stock that money can buy forlthat
kind Of business, and they are malunH
il a point to cut down the time between
Sopchoppy and the Springs 20 the vary
shortest possible.
They meet all trains coming from
either direction. day or night, and 80
to the Springs for passengers any tllsse
they are wanted.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12
Hlah EducatIOnAl galua.

The state board of Controls 10 begin
shortly first-class dormltory contain.
ing 100 rooms az the florida Female
College at Tallahaseeo. and IN the.
course Of the next twelve months will
add a language and science hall ard an
auditorium and administration building
10 the buildings Of this college. Some
months ago the dormitory was burned
down and this necessarily crippled the
college somewhat. With the faculty of
twenty-five highly educated teachers.
four colleges and the apparatus for the
physical training and recreation Of che
pupils, this college has reached a high
level OK efficiency and Is certain % &c.
tain q still higher educational value
year after ear Thus the State ok
Florida offers to the daughters 81 it1
citizens an opportunity for his her elu-
cation which Is equal 20 that afforded
BY any other institution Ia the land.
Times Union.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12
a citad Sautharn QirI.

The Florida friends OF former United
States Senator and Mrs Wilkereon Call
will be interested IN the following ac-
count Of their gifted daughter, taken
from the Musical American.
'Lacy Lee Call, whose singing has
attracted much attention at the Metro
politan opera house, and In public per-
formRnces Of the Metropolitan opera
school during the last two years, sailed
for Europe last Saturday, and will make
her debut sn la Traviata, at the opera
house IN Turin, ii AuFUpt
MISS Call b q Southernel, having
been born h Jacksonville, Fla. A
daughter Of United States Senator Call,
she has spent most Of her lifo IN Wash
with the Metropolitan Opera Company
Two years ago the Metropolitan man
agement sent her and Lucille Lawrence
to Europe for study, and upon her re-
turn she WAS assigned more important
roles In the productions at the Metro
politan. The possessor OF 3 lyric
soprano voice OF unusual purely and
beauty, she Ii considered one of the
most gifted and promising singers be-
fore the American public. The effct OF
her singing Is enhanced, moreover, by
her prepossessing appearance and charm
and manner.
ION her return from Europe, In the
fall, Miss Call will make a short con-
cert tour In October, under the man
agement OF George NJ. Robinson, who
will present her again in number OF
concerts next spring, at the conclu ion
Of the opera season Times Union.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

was state senator Inke1o1a toak1
ans PFvaieeht 81 Senate TWles.
Jasper. July 9. Hon. frank Adan.
Senator fran the Thiftieth District
yesterday Forwarded to Gov. Browssd
bic resianetiou, 10 take effect on tie
election u bis successor AZ the regular
election Ia November, 1908.
Following Is q copy Of his letter 81
explanation 70 the people Of Hamil1oa
s'To the People Of Hamilton County:
l have this. day mailed 10 His ExesI
lency N. B. Broward, Governor 81 TIE
State Of Florida, my letter OF rosiena.
ton as your Senator, Of which the fo,s
lowing y . copy:
Jasper, Fla, July 1. 1907 His
Excellency N. B. Browatd, Goeefn01.
Tallahassee, Fla. Sir-I beE 70 tender
herewith my resignation as StaAlot
from Hamilton county. Thirtieth S<nes
torial district, TO take effect upon thu
election Of my successor BY the voters
81 Hamilton county at the general cleo
ton 10 be held Ia November, 1903.
have the honor 60 remain
"obediently yours.
FRANK ADAha
In 1894, thirteen years ace, ht ~
request, you committed to my Keeping
your commission TO represent you IS
the floor OF the Florida State Senate
During all these years II has been mp
earnest, honest effort 70 protect and
advance the interest Of the people vic
had honored me by their permission 10
Tepresent. That during this tins have
made mistakes I DO not pretend to
deny, bat have no excuse % offer and
no apology 20 make / did at thu time
that which TO me seemed right. and
with the same lights before me I Wonld
do the same thing again. For what
ever honor or prefafinent that has
fallen TO my lot am deeply ind6bl1
to your kindness and partialily
Twice during my services ~ your
Senator Il has been my pichhnf0
preside over the delibeTatip0a AZ the
Senate, and, grateful Cor thu
tion, have always accepted kla bo
as intended, as q compliment ~
county from which came ard NJ 04
people who sent me. and tried 81 fic'2
the gavel 80 as 20 bring no dlscrsl|l ie
you.
rendering my ressgn now Ne9e
than q year Ia advance of the NaN
| election, 70 take eject than. ai9 te
4 All opportunity q select itil1 y q
dfeds Of eapbhla l4it nv suct
with 40 abiding faith 81 t
e0usnees Of the Verdict tosbe TN
by hanilton's Democracy ~ The
Ia the selection Of my auot 81
with sincere gratitude to YEA fof
many kindneasea and she nanl
tons Of your condolences N The ~
am, with great respect and esteem.
"Obediently yours,
FRANK ADAMt
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12


TaIlahasss 1uly q V Following cir
cular has been given out for pnblica-
rs the Stats Press The legislature
Of Florida at ~ recent sessi0n created
d commission 70 investigate the ncts
and doinae ~ the trustees Of the inter-
mi Improvement fund from the begin
ming Of the trust "a date. This COM
mission Is now daily engaged IN the
work required by said legislative act.
There Il q mass Of records. books, pa
pete, maps, charts, etc, which viii ne
cessarily require some time TO complete
thoroughly as required BY the law.
Numbers 81 witnesses who are spppos-
ed to be material have been subpoena
ed to appear before the commission At
stated intervals, TO testify a. to indi.
vidual transactions and land BAlee and
by their evidence TO AID the commission
IN ascertaining IL the great trust OF
the internal improvement fund has
been administered mt all times faith
fully, honestly and 10 the best interests
of the people OF Florida
There may be and doubtless are clti-
zens in various portions Of the state
who are IL possession Of Information
what would be useful ~ the commits
sion, and we have adopted this method
Of appealing 70 the state press TO give
currency 10 our desire that amy and all
such persons and those who have com
plants against any past action Of the
Trustees would let us know &C once, so
we may take the matter up and probe
it to the bottom. Weekly papers are
requested 10 copy
Syn T.. CARTER, Chairman,
r. p. REESE, Vice Chairman,
PARK Nj TRAMMELI., Secretary,
F. p, CONE,
c. L. LEcGETT,
G.. G.. MATHEWS,
M. s. KNIGHT, Commissioners,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12
Our FranK Gets a riacs.

The railroad commission has APP
pointed as inspector of railroad proper
ties In Florida. Frank p. Damon, OF
Tallahassee, who is said 70 be an engl-
neer OF large experience in railroad
building, and therefore should be thor
oughly competent and we'll fitted for
the position With such an attorney as
Hon. l.. @. Massey and such an engi-
neer as Mr.. Damon has the reputation
of being, the commission should fully
meet the expectations of the people In
efficiency and usefulness. - Barlow
Courier Informant.
Governor Broward is congratulated
on appointing Mr.. Frank r. Damon In
.bpector. No better man for that posi-
ton could have been secured in this
State.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

. J..
The Board 81 Comfy Commissioners
met July "a. WITH y G. Smith, chair
man, presiding. he following mem.
bers were also present b G. johnson,
y. w. CoiIine ~. ~ 8fuutamire and
w. Al, ReQistf Alter iransacting the
ordinary routine ~ haeinoae the follow
Ing matters were Disposed Of: In ac-
cordance with the ofl4f received from
the Street Comnittsa tlle board direct
Cd It's clerk "a have constructed. on the
north side 81 the court house block, and
extending from Monroe street TO Cal.
h0un, sidewaik ak feet N width and
not less than three inches n thickness.
This pavement a " b. faad8 Of cement,
the bottom layer composed OF three
parts sand and one part cement; the
top layer, one and ope-hah inches
thick, equal parke esna and cement
Mr. w. o. Anea Was granted BY the
board an extension Df tln0e TO the tiret
Monday In August ln which 20 complete
the assessment roll for the year 1907.
A contract 70 build 3 bridge across
what Is known as Dry Creek, four miles
north of Miccogukio, Waa awarded to
G. W. Burney. This bridge is 10 be
built according % the plans and specih-
|
The following applications for PEN
sionf, ss provided for BY the recent act
Of the Legislature, were presented and
approved: Daniel Virgins, George T..
Brown, SIR, Thomas Hartsfeld, VIM.
w. CauSseaux, w. X. Blake. H. c..
Herring, E. c. Smith, w. NJ. Isler,
Thomas J. Hntto, John +, Demilly,
Mrs. Ella j. Chalres, Mrs. Nancy NJ.
McCullona, Mrs. Mary Wexford Wilson,
Mrs Emma T. Nash, Mrs. Bessie
Chambers, Chesloy j Jenkins, ]. G..
Joyner, Hugh Black, y T. Bernard,
Richard G. Lang, Sri, A. L, Wood
ward, J.. M. earn, Erastus w. Clark,
ID. F. Grabbing, B. Comor, John
T. Roberts, John " BEitton, Mrs; n.
ID. Cay, William C. Tully, j. l.. Far
rier, j. 4. Nazeworth.
The board then adjourned until 10
q. IA. July IS, 1907.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

There Il md less speculation as 70
which will h3t1 Governor Browsrd's
support N che race for The governor
ship Burr or Jennings. il We were go-
ing 70 make guess Cd Il and whisper
IL into your ear 81 ears we would say
Jennings The governor has a fewvoiy
pronounced partisahs hereabouts and
we haven't heard any Of them say Burr
once, but soma Of them have made 4
noise ike Jennings a time. OF two
Starke Telegraph.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

About twelve o'clock last Sunday, q
large caravan Of carriages we're seen
Approaching Panacea springs from the
dire Son q Sopchoppy am u was sup
posed Ehat number of people were
coming from THAT place 20 spend the
day, as they sometimes do on Sunday.
When they arrived, however, It was
soon noiaed around that IL was 3 we'd
ding party, and that the ceremony was
still - take place.
The contracting parties were Mr.:
Willis j. Sherman, OF Havana, and
Mas Ruby Mills Of Monticello. The
ceremony was performed "a the most most
approved manner by Justice X. Don
Mcleod. Jr., az Sopchoppy, who had
Joined the party and gone over for that
purpose.
Ii seems that the ceremony was a
great surprlse even to the most inti-
mate frletldsof the newly welded couple.
They all went down TO Sopchoppy on
the excursion train Saturday night.
Sunday morning one OF the party went
back 20 CfRwfordville on the Aye O'clock
train and secured the license, returning
TO Sopchoppy on the Sunday morning
excursion. On the arrival Of the train
&C about ten o'clock they were all driven
to the Syringe In carriages and bpggies
Dinner was on when they arrived and
after satisfying the inner man the par
" repaired 70 the pavilion where the
principals In the little drama were soon
made man and wife.
Monday they all returned home on the
regular trim, carrying with them the
beat wishes of q large number Of newly
made friends during their short stay az
the Syringe.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12
Take tAs PossnaIter's Word Eor %.

Mr.. u M. Hamilton, postmaster az
cherryyale, Ind, keeps also stock Of
zines. He says: Chamberlain Cole;
Cholera ard Diarrhoea Remedy Is stand
ard here in its line Il never fails 10
give satisfaction and we could hardly
afford 20 be without II For sale by
che Tallahassee Drug Company. /.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

4 6 e order. You 90 20 bed IN q bad
tafIlf get up with bad taste IN
.o.Is You want something ~
e,it liver. Just try Herblne,
nIator A positive cure Tor
oa Dyspepsia and az liver
fa. p, #. worth,
Herhine Ia my family
ds can't express what
Everybody IN my
nf,v and well, and we
Sold ~ al Drug
81 bale, apply TO
10
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

We are carrying nice stock Of hcors
ing. ceiling, noveltgs siding and t
boards. Come and select what ven
want. Child Bros. tttN
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12
IL ..corporatLOn PaperaH CO.

Among the so-ealled drastic measures
passed by the recent Legislature was
bin to require telegraph companies TO
deliver messages within reasonable
time. and providing a penalty Of fifty
dollars for q failure 70 comply with said
law. This law was the outcome Of neg
iigence Of the companies 20 deliver
teleRranns promptly. We think IL a
good law, bat few corporation papers
and some ''slnall fries who pattern
after these leading papers denounce the
Legislature for the passage Of such
measures as this. - lakeland Sun.
We do not know what 'eorporation
papers'' used, BY you and your kind
mean, Senator TrammeIl, but we do
know (and 81 do you'll tllnt widespread
dissatisfaction exists among the people
At the defeat Of the good roads BIN, the
Immigration bill, the re-appo7tiOnment
bill, and many others, and almost, IL
not quite, ae much Rejoicing az the de-
feat OF yOnr, pet administration meas
ure, the Insurance trust bili and the
school book trust bill. How 4 that
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

wes 4 man who, a9ainnt nll odds. -
tanned the highest honor 3 man eould
Get ia the United States. Bnllatd'e
Horekoand Syrup has attained 3 place
never equailsd By any other Ike REM
Colds. Bronchilis Inflnenta and 40
pnImunart disease Every aoEhf
opld keeb aapplled with AS
l|il cc0gh medieine Sold " 81 Drug
1lata
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

Mr.. Thomas J. Perkins has gone 70
Sanford, Fla. where he has accepted q
position a. relief agent with the At
iantic Coast Line.
Mrs. Q. A. Blount, Of Pensacola. was
the guest Of Justice &. b ParkhilI
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-07-12

81 bale apply 2