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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-21

Editor A. ii. G. Russell, of the South
ern Argus, sees some funny things, and
when he does he speaks out in meeting.
Read the following front him
The airship intended for exhibition at
the State Fair exploded ss II was rising
from the Fair grounds one evening last
week. It cost $1,000, and was a total
loss, The BerOnaut was hurt, but not
seriously. 6Several political hOt-air
ships are floating over the State just
now that ought to explode and will
later.
An enemy of the country press is an
enemy Of the people, because the cOun-
try newspapers are the organs or
mouth-pieces of the great mass Of the
people. The effort to prevent them
from buying transportation from rail-
roads by advertising is q direct thrust
at their rights and business, and should
be resented with all the manhood Of
those who edit them.
Many intelligent, well-infOrmed, wise
ard patriotic men, who are neither
Office-hOldars nor Office seekers, wish TO
have q voice In the management Of
party affairs, and impress the country
with their views. They do not want
and would not accept once, but they
would like some influence IN the poll
tics Of the country. A convention
would give such men an opportunity ;
the present primary law and custom do
not. Give the people q chance 10 be
heard. Change the present plan Of re-
ducing politics 70 a mere contest over
who shall hold the Offices.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-21
POstOffiCe Order
No. OO7

On January /, 1903, the Postoffiee
Department put into effect Order
No. 9O7, containing many important
amendments TO the Postal Laws and
R$gu latiOns affecting the mailing Of
Sc bd Class Mail Matter.
Tie new regulations provide that
a Publisher may send sample copies
to the extent of 10 per cent. Of bis
paid circulation. This is a radical
change, but more important and
working 3 revolution in the business
methods Of weekly local and relig-
ious papers is the following:
"A reasonable time will be allowed
publishers to secl re renewals Of sub
scriptiOns, but unless subscriptions
are expressly renewed after the
term for which they are paid, with
in the following period: WEEK
LIES WITHIN ONE YEAR, they
shall not be counted in the legitimate
hist Of subscribers, and copies mailed
on account thereof shall not be ac-
cepted for mailing at the second
class postage rate. "
The above IS law. SO if you have
not paid up a. 80 now, for if you
don't we wiz have to cut you off.
This applies to everyone. Get in
your cash at once.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-21
Ii Doing Well EnouGh

We agree with the Live Oak Demo
crat fully IN the following:
Editor Hethrington, of the Lakeland
News, has been besOught by some of
his best friends and greatest admirers,
and-sO far as we can see their name
n logiOn--tO make the race for repre-
sentative from bis county; but be pass
es The matter up IN the most sensible
way. We are quite sure he would
make q most excellent officer in that
capacity, but be seems 20 be doing we'll
enough whore be Is, and is wise enough
TO Get well enough alone. We ex-
tend b him congratulations
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-21
VIA South win Get

A dispateh b the 18th inst. from
Washington yg:
About SIC BOO, 900 may be secured
from the government by people Of the
South IL q bill reported unanimously BY
the house committee on war claims be-
comes q law The bill gives 10 the
court Of claims jurisdiction Of the claims
for captured and abandoned property
which was sod during the civil war and
the proceeds turned into the United
States treasury. During that war the
government authorized the seizure Of
abandoned pFOperty TO be sold and the
net proceed placed in the United States
treasury. There was q provision that
Il anyone cloud bring suit within two
years after Tie close of the war and
prove that tie pTOperty sold belonged
70 him the 30 received for il should
DO paid over, bot to do this the citizen
bringing the suit had to prove loyalty
10 the Unioa. This disqualified most
sOutheinefs until the amnesty proceed
ing WIS declared IN 1883, which came
too late 10 take the claims 70 court, the
two yeara' grace having expired. The
Object Of this bin Is b enable the orig
inai owners Of the cOnhacated property
TO get the money Il brought when sold.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-21
Office; Equal Justice AU--Speca Privileges

prise and energy and her pride 90 the
future of the united nation. he re-
ferred TO the lakes-tO-the gulf conven-
ton, and the benefits that promise 70
flow from Il TO the Whofs country. He
explained the advantages OF having
the transportation facilities extended
across the gulf or along the margin
to points In Florida and beyond. He
mentioned the railroad to Key West
and the steamship lines 70 Southern
countries from Southern ports Also,
the lines from New York, Boston, Bal
timOFe, Galveston and other points 70
ports In Florida, and adverted TO the
many trunk lines Of railroad entering
Florida from the North and East.
The Governor explained the growth
and development and business every
where and the necessity for increased,
cheaper and more direct and rapid
transportation facilities; the special
need Of direct communication with the
States OF the West and Southwest by
way of the Gulf Of Mexico so as to
secure increased and cheaper trans
portation, to save time and loss In
Transporting products and other COM
modities, to avoid the railroad mon
opolies, and to bring the people Of the
different sections in closer touch and
thought for the common good and ad-
vancement Of all.
FLORIDA has abundant territory OF
fertile soil, matchless climate, unusual
natural resources Of hard rock and
nebble phosphate, naval stores, pine,
oak cypress. hickory and other valua.
bile timber, numerous streams and
lakes of clear, fresh water sufficient
for navigation and commerce, all filled
with excellent fish; great numbers Of
farms. gardens, orchards and groves,
Of staple crops Of corn, cotton, both
long and short staple oats. rye, Dota-
toes, hay, rice, peas, vegetables, fruits
etc.
THE State is almost surrounded bv
the ocean and gulf; salt water fsh
and oysters are abundant. sponges
plentiful, and TRANSPORTATION, both
cOastwise and 10 other States ana
foreign countries. Is convenient. In
land transportation facilities by rail-
roads and steamboats, Is ade0uate.
"Our people are among the most
enlightened, the most Christianlike,
the most progressive and enterprising
and the most hopeful Of the future that
are to be found anywhere upon the
globe.
with all these natural resources
and ADVANTAGES, we need more people
10 help develop those resources and TO
utilize these advantages for the ben
eft Of our Common country ana it9
people and for our own welfare and
prOsDerity.
I'VE extend a cordial welcome to az
good DeOOle who come among as. We
offer suneTior educational ADVANTAGES
beautiful climate. productive SOIL.
great natural resources and advan'
tages. a cordial Fellowship and cooper
atinn. a hpIping hand and couHdSnt
assurance of success to individuals
and a elOiOus future for our state, the
South and our common country"
the Governors snPeCh was received
with great enthusiasm. and " was
nrnnnuncad rne of the best delivered
AZ the convention.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-21


Mr.. Selim w. Myers, after spending
delightful ten days with his pare
and old Tallahassee friends, returned
Chicago to-day.
Judge j. Emmett Wolfe, Of Pensacola
is making a short visit [. TO the city.
Mrs. Wolfe has been here during the
past two weeks helping to nurse her
sister, Miss Lille Vinson, who has been
ID with pneumonia. Her friends will
be glad TO learn that Miss Lille is now
cOnvalescent.
Mr.. George'E. Lewis and Miss Mary
ID. Lewis, have gone TO St. Peters
burgh to attend the Bankers Conven-
ton, which will be held there this week.
Before returning home Mr.. and Miss
Lewis will visit Key West, going over
TO knights Key on the new road, and
will return via the East Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stanley and
Miss Flossie Stanley, of Connecticut,
Stanley lived in Tallahassee when
child, and once in a while renews old
associations here by coming down for
visit, Mr.. Stanley and Miss Stanley
will sing in the Methodist church next
Sunday, and the congregation is antici-
pating a delightful treat.
Mss Annie Craighill, of Baltimore,
Md, and Miss Jane Boyd Nicely, of
Portsmouth, Va, two charming young
ladies', prominent in the social circles
of their home cities, will visit Tallahas-
see about the first of March, as guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis. Miss
Craighill is a granddaughter of General
William Craighill, so we'll known in
Tallahassee. Gen. Craighill is a cousin
of Mrs. Lewis
Miss Deeman Milton and Miss Jessie
EdmOndsOn are soon TO be the guests of
Mrs. Eugene L. Hutchinson, at her
home on the corner Of ROselle and Park
streets. Miss EdmOndson is from Tai
lahassee and Miss Milton is from Mari
ana, and is the granddaughter Of Gov
Milton, of Florida. Several entertain
ments have already been planned for
the pleasure of these two charming
Floridians. Jacksonville Metropolis.
The personal history of Gen. Gilchrist
Is the story of a poor boy. who by bis
own efforts has builded for himself q
niche In the memory of halls Of FlOrid-
ians, and illustrates the fact that boy,
10 matter how poor or how humble,
can make for himself q proud name II
bis efforts are rightly directed. There
is muciG IN men Of this cahbre. Much
that IL strong and good, and L b b
pleasure 20 honor such men. -Apaiaeh-
icola Tines.
Gadsden county has q fine exhibit Of
tobacco which is receiving the attention
Of tobacco manufacturers and growers
who find here much Of interest. The
frame house in the booth has been COW
cred with tobacco leaves. = Tampa Iri-
bune. And what a pity tits that Leon
has not q booth and display there. We
could easily have had the best too. We
are the financial losers by II, BY large
odds. The True Democrat worked for
Il but failedl
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-21

III y. n. Lamar, OfMOnticello made
the amocTat ONCE q pleasant call yes
tet1y afternoon. he has been 20
ac ksOnville, Tampa and q few other
points in the interest Of his brothers
paign for the II. 8. senatOrship.
Lamar Is, and always has been, q
I6ral and very ardent worker for his
bIother, Hon. W. b. Lamar, at present
cofgressman from the Ord congress
ional district, ia ell his political cam
Of The unbrOken political success Of his
brother has been due 70 this intense
loyalty. Congressman Lamar has
friends in every section Of the State
and while many believe he made mis-
take in announcing for senatorial hon
Ors instead Of remaining in the lower
house Of congress, there will be large
support for him in the coming cam
paign.-Live Oak Democrat.
With a trained wheel horse like Ar
thur Williams as chairman Of the DEM
Ocratic state committee, the business
Of the party will never see any draggy
moments. = Times-Union.
in. Stripping protests loudly against
the alleged frauds committed BY the
Lee faction in the st. Augustine Re
publican convention. Where was Mr..
STRIPPING when the Great Fraud Of 1876
VS. committed? Times Union Short
Talks.
Governor N. B. Broward will leave
this morning for Tallahassee after a
pleasant visit Of two days 20 Tampa
and the State Fair, appearing for q
short time at the immigration conven-
ton which adjourned last evening sine
die. One Of the most pleasant features
Of the governors VISIT 10 Tampa this
time was the afternoon spent at the
races. He Is an enthusiast ct the track
side and thoroughly enjoyed the close
finishes and hard fights for place by the
placty band Of boys who are competing
IN this track meet.-Tampa Tribune, IL.
Mr.. Frank Richardson, Of the w. T.
HadloW Company, and contractor for
the new dornitOry for the College for
WO1ien, was . visitor, on Wednesday
morning, 70 the offiee of the True Dem
ocrat. Mr.. Richardson reports the
work on the dormitory 70 be going on
very satisfactorily.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-21

press is unpurehasable, hence theiri ef-
forts TO cripple Il as much as possible,
but notice Is hereby served that the
demag0gy 0ltf statesmen will
con ekbosed bV Tho country
pres, pass % 20 pas.