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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-22

bly, be eight hundred entries in the
astioual individual rife match and
half as many or more IN the national
blsfcl match. In addition there viii
pp hundreds Of marksmen who are
ineigihle for these matches, but who
win contest IN the matches of the
National Rife association and the
Chic Stat Rin association shot dur
ipg the preceding two weeks Ap-
proximatelv one hucJred army off.
GERS win be detailed 10 supervise the
national matches. together with a
regiment of regulars TO act as mark
ers and scorers. The state has pur-
chpsed sixtg-six acres Of additional
ground to the west of the range,
which VIII admit OF dring at all ranges
from common firing point The new
200 yard butt will be 500 feet long,
.of reinforced concrete. and equipped
with telephone connections buzzers,
etc Just north OF the railroad ter
nnels a new mess hall Is being con-
strueted lt win be 7GxiT2 feet, two
stories in height with an extension
for the Kitchen Toe upper story
will provide a large drill hall with
ihi Nlitta. Ills nNlluAit Viii dlaO
he of reinforced concrete. ON the
lower floor 600 men can be messed
lat one time For the national
matches congress- made a special ap-
preparation of $4,000 to provide for
the messing Of the competitors,
which mess viii be conducted by the
a-my Another important improve
ment Is the construction OF a stand
pipe With a capacity OF $4,000 gallons
of water uil water used at the camp
bpipg ca1elully filtered An intercept-
ing storm water sewer IS being con-
structed TO drain the camp. It will
empty Into large basin and the
water viii be pumped into the lake,
which insures a perfectly dry camp.
All roads are being macadamized and
parked and cinder footpaths are be-
ing constructed 70 all parts of the
range These improvements viii cost
the state about $4,000 IN addition
to The cost Of the additional ground.
IA July the Second infantry win be
at Camp Perry for qualification Of It's
men and Il viii 2robably be desig-
mated TO remain during the matches
In August.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-22

to blind the eyes Of the advertiser to-
newspapers delinquencies in pro,
drcing results Make the newspaper
which carries your advertisement
show you the list of its advertisers.
The supreme test of the advertising
value OF a newspaper is-does Il carry
the bulk OF the advertising? A news
paper which prints the most adver-
tising, month after month, year after
year. is always the best medium.
This IS true In Now York, Boston.
Philadelphia as we'll as IN Cnicago
and Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-22
HIS MACHINE OVERTURNED.

Fullerton. Culif June 20.-While
going at a terrific rate on a trail trip
II "a automobile s q. Winter aged
80 years. was instantly killed yester-
day. two miles north Of town by the
overfprnips of the machine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-22
Ir Won KNFW.

The merits Of the Texas Wonder,
You would never suffer from kidney
bladder or rheumatic trouble. 81 bot
tie two months treatment, Sold by
Wallace drug store. call for testi.
mony.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-22
Demonstration for senator ower

AIpskogee Okla, June % United
states Senator Robert l.. owen OF
Oklahoma arrived in this city yester-
day, He was met at the train by 5000
persons in an effort TO express their
appreciation for the work on the re-.
moyal Of Restrictions bin and the
securing of iha $250O00 appropriation
for government building for this
city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-22

Malaria Makes Pale Brood.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma
laria and builds up the system. For
grown people and children, SOC.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-22
only one eaRoMo oulNINEs

That IS LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN.
me. Look for the signature Of Z. w.
Grove. Used the world over to Cure q
Cold IN Ono Day. Csc.
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Disease has bHen Itm0Ved. 81
,aslce ess'Esa ig,s THE
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
Gin nIanb aus HmlsIant
fcf,reibf:

sd babe sinsn 5p5lf Sabre alien
SQbn, pelner felt brei Sabren trani
gegpeien lit. mir nobnten Dor gpei
Sabren in RuBlano, unc bic Qsrste
oaislbF batten ion uls unbeilbar auf-
8sgebsn. sic ia9tsn. oub fur i6n feline
6offnune mebr oor6anoen mare. Dil
ndbmsn unIeren Sobn na6 @mericd
NIT. uno bort riet6 uns Elm Rahbar.
4lpenirduter sglutbelebtr Al tuufen.
mas mir aud tbaten. Infer SO6n IN
iebt gsiun5, ob9Isi8 tein U8rT6 iss
mails slaubte. eab er curirt Deroen
t0nnts. Sc lit faum nDthis gu iooen,
oaB mir Isbr oaHtbar Fnt." 9. Stein.
panD, Garrifon, q. >.
Wer fam pobl iolfe 3ergniFs Is=
zen. cine gu fI6len, oaB cir gutter
9runb fir oieTslben DorhnnOen Isin
muB. ooB etiDos in bieiem alien ardus
ters6siIrittel lisgsn muB, fuoSur6 es
an he Spits Ter geD0bHli6en meoici-
nsH gsifslt tpiro. Sc farm niht aus
Qgot5ster 6e3Osen ntrbe.s. Gpcidls
Qgenter liefsrn sg Direct an bas gubIis
cum. Die 5abritonteH fub 8r. Deter
5abrHsn e Sons Co., 1I2-118 6o.
6OpHe goe, GbirosO. 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09

nit sinsm sespiTsn Sobn Rotpe ou'
ZEN 8luHs esmo4t bate. ertyant Trar
SEA auon, iHoem las Boot sim Sib
oetieln tsnisrte.
Mnbr. SonW, Der an0stlaat it,
sis no9I6aeenoe @iitps @rnis Racur
n 8ranits Gttna 90. srmoreet
gu fl5tn, purSe in Rem ,San0 Bile
5umeIe Oortielbf haI5ioot sinQeianz
3en. gr bate psrfuht SeI6ltmoro al
sc3sbeH, brahte ih atsr nur cine Ieih
t @anoe bei. Er gibt ben Moro III.
ba5oupiet a5sr, Die 6rou I'M STREET. se
!Sotet ~ haben.
@d6gsno gu aodforo 8m.
9. 6oelaEss UNI Arihur 9lelInu, Is
uuo Is Sabre alt. cine 6osrt auf osm
Rods6luhs matten. ittus i9r Boot
um uno 6oslano ertrant.
-9sdbe 4seatonio nuroe Iua.
Rslfon aus &odor pm elmer an
ternr5an Gar anseranHt uHo auaeus
tlidlih aet1Dtet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
Jlus nliIlUaEkss

Gin itarier uber ourhaus per-
nisnter Ruifsl puroe IN her Staots
r%otbsiiBuH9 am I. Montas Der ~icciols
oemofrdtiiheH garteilsiinng srt5eIlt,
neil oieis bic gu einem 9eIu4 bier
am Mittpoh ein~sstroIfsnen aldermen
Don 4btgaDslphia IN gaHS semelnsr
NsiIs ais .9u5lsr" nm .9rafter" be-
fdimpft, Il. ZEN beioeH IocIaIcemotras
tiihen 4lcermen Nlelms UNI @raB
bic 9eiheiliguug an einsm 81 nobItbds
tigen 3peden 3pifdeH ben 9eIuhern
uno ben hisTssn 4loermen arrangtrtal
8aiebonfpiel uTteridst battle. Disie
6aRoiun1s40eiie puroe NIT 8eht Ols
Elm SMUT fir bic Shot be5eidnet
unf in Der Iddrfiten Deiis Derurtbeilt.
Die Oroinau8 fir bic 8eraussas
6uns BON $2S0.O00 Shuibonbs Duroe
aHgenommen, iopie aud cine Srois
naH3, mir Die 9erausgabIng Oon
Bombs i'm getroge bon $4,000 fir
Bei6GfuHq elmer neuen WaTerirert=
pumpe. Der Mdioritdts5eritt hes
Speciolcomites, Dds bic DOn zen
SOciuloemcfraten iber lInrsselmdBigs
feiten bsim Muoitrriumbdu Qemd6ter
Sei1uloiguneen uutsrIudte uns fir
nnbesriin0et 6efdnb, Fpuroe eatgebeis
ben. Den BON Qlo. 6aBmdR unter=
breitsteu WeiuOritdtsberi6t be3ei6nete
alt. 5arront aIs ioeialoemofratii6e
Wlu6e unlo tritfiirte bic BeiserunQ Der
fOcialOemofratiiGen Maosrmen, an Der
Gruro feinlegung bes @uoitoriums
rhefI5unebmeu, in iebr fdarfer @eiie.
Ueapor Rofe urtsr6reitste Elm @etu
ibsr bic Srrinan5, ourh pelae bic
@rridtung BON llbren duF Den Straz
Ben s~eItdttet Miro, "a Muifiht ieitens
hes 8auinfpeetOrs uo~thnsnoiq fei. Die
Grnennung bon Ssobn Or. ShReiber
nls Ra6foIgsr BON Mro. Stigl5duer
puros einitimmig bsitdtigt. Alo. Gar
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09

iptlten bic Noribsrn 4acific 8obn ge-
gen Die DurdYiibruu0 res W1inneios
ta'er &%aiengeieBes eiHgeIsitet bot. pur.
De i'm 9unees0sriht an 81. Raul.
bel Der seuseneioIittn 8%eruebmunQ
oes Controllers Der gen. 9abn, 8. 81.
@ran. ermittelt, oOB oaS aus Z. q.
WlOr0on UNI oneeren 6inuncterS BE-.
iiebeEOg Snnoieai, peldeS i'm Sabre
1886 bic Nort5ern 9ac. 9dbu reor.
aaniirte uno Qrioritdtsactien UNI
Bombs i'm 8etruae ocn Sl17,5CO.O0O
unterbrahts. bieran Die Gl~einiatif
BON 500, 250,O00 .osroient" Eat. Die
@ertreter oes Sidaies perten nun 0en
Gd6psis erbrinesn. RAP oieie Erans
action nidt, ME Is geIebIih bate ae-
ihe6en folsn, ber iiodtIiden @iieus
hubns uro Spei6ers Gommi6ion be-
rittet ipurot.
~ Bel sinem beftisen @epitter, tos
iiber Ct. BauI una llmQeaeuo mic
oereing. ipuroeu 4 MANNER ourh
glibIhldg get0otet.
gIs Der iurge @nt. gelIop8ti
Elm Girei6hoIs oniirid Inn elm Qed
in einem 8asbtbGlter Der Winona
@as So. 3u finbeu .srfoIate cine furbt-
bare G~rpIolion. bic has @e6duoe In
braEo isbte UNI Die ean3e 9lnlaqe 3ctt.
peilig labm Ieete, 70 oob tie Staot
Dorldufig pbue 9eleuhtuno lit.
Dit einem @erluh pon ca. $3.50.
600 bronnte au ge~duDttte bic
Sdasmiible Der Sbeoliu Watbieu
2umber so. total nieoer.
Sin 6aesIitprm. her Inn noros
psitli6en 9beil BON gIoDGountb
n%ieoer9in9. ridtets QroBen 5daoen an.
9eioHters baben @ore Qroirte
unO 6tgbIanO Srobe qelitten.
Grtrunlen iiRO: i'm 5glDiaia Sci
GnuonbaIe, g. Raibed, 9iceprGf
bent Der ~6ate Wd6ine 81 in Ren
gpri, a,ao feline Satin; 6rau QlarD
S. Woore BON 2dte @unice E!pp. i'm
4edrIs See; Der 8 Sabre ate Ro6ert
Ndplon gu 2ittIe8aIlB; Der 49,
id6riae 5oi. Sling i'm 6lub gu Bo
bafba.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
Wtrtte i~vunoerbar.

SrOs 0robe. 81. 1903
81 mar ie1s Woaait lang 10 ntrpbs. boB Der e.
nHsiis Siam ui1 eniipriHssnb manit; au4 plasie mia
EfiH Rogf istr, fcHuts Ht1t faIaien unh BATE brfte.
ri3s auians 81 srwarieis naa Der esburt eiusS
RiHhes bsHsI an perosR. oher kiSer uiat Tam ae.
brandis 10 gofor stnias N,rpsn.sikrfs-. tusiass
EaHoerbar uirftt. 70 oaB ID i'm Mot esHua Ipbsn
lam. S.au 6 8 soIanA
3 5uffmaHz ans s,as aiosr. IN. iar,ibi: "a
tit loon s Sabre an HsrpbSsr SsspspFe. mar 10 iaiDaa
eahrr1 s~eDprhsH. baB il Hidtm-br etbtn FrHnis; isit.
hem 10 absr gaiOr Gsnig's sl~,r5sH.stdrfsr Hshms.
fable Id MIC tvotl uHb mnHisr. ure BIN iebr suirisSra
nit Ter WniuHa Oes bsiseH slsrsen-etarisrs ben
lrfirt
~MMS Elm tpsrihraaes Bro fur slsrnenleiAeuhs
R&EKN ulr6 Ss0em Der g ocrlaaat S~uasiaunt.
Grme erhalteH cun be Medium nuifout.
Gttis 1aeotiin Durbe itit BEN gchrt 1873 bon BEN
60nD. Qaitor Qbuiq. Sort Wonn. Sab. anbsrsltei
nab Test uHirr ieiHsr NnnsiinHs pon Scr
kOENIG MEDICINE CO..
100 Lake str. CHICAGO. liz
Sci apotLsEetn 50 Raben fur
$500 Die Eisfaes o Hlafben fdr Sg.0Oe
erebe sf.75, Q tGr $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
slnrO-

Die Der G%rmoroung Don +. 70.
Geica. yormeiiier BON e omber I, Il.
oefien iunser ylidts a%neetlagten Bril-
Der Soc uno G5drlie geltisr, 6al6blut.
inoioner, purosn Don zen @elHmores
nsn in g0ttinedu bss Woroes i'm
i. @robe fir idufoig befureen uno
gum 9ooe perHrtbeilt.
Q.5. 3bompI0n in Mormon
uno Gas. 9cng in @rladn puroeu
in i4rsu Bobnungeu pom Slit eri6las
gen.
-Sn W iuntnaufpn muroe
PauI 5ones alias 6reo. 3rotter Der
grmpr0ung BON 9els 6alosrion I6uls
big geiprofen uni gu ltbensldngli6em
Subtbaus uerurt5eilt.
5n @ran1 Sorts %ber6rqnrs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
9~nInnntrdJE
81 uh1rthttFm.
nutttnts.

Gbicaeo.-G Die 8epo5nsr GFis
cdgo's SatseH Dahrsno oer oerganesien
0ohs nieosr Iutsr sinsr FDo5ren
0lut95ise 81 kitten. 2ussHos ooR
Qsutsn iautsn 6erubtlog ouT ~
StrdBe Nicer unb IN siHsr gan3en NHs
5abi 5olsn teqts i5 mad tur3sr 3sii
ser 1po Elm. - Auf ggronlaTung be-
gauliHeHpatsrs Cga1asban, bsr fef
an BE uRihun BE gum zocs Osrurs
t5suien sWuE EroortoIs4 uuo ~Mabgs
losssS- 6sSyL 9tait sIcH5t 1T BE
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
san. nrbtitrr anr.nr

Fas tsn ben bertlhsH fslhclii6su uus
, irflsnnsssiHb 5auslipss 9erttnee BON.
BiscoHiIn pgeaHiHrte frtie N~r6eitsnans
DtiiuHsss nns S~niormaiions sBureau be-
fnbsf fa nsfiH 80. go Bisanfn Ctr.
d. Rstitnesr G<ua5r.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
N1totnftn.

= Su Dem o8uoeIprcceB" c .en ben
6ountpcommiKdr Mc@reaor In AM
iauapoIts ioate &. 2. Sueains
aus, bah er ais 3pif6eutr1aer 3ipis
ideu ioen Qtlos @naine Worls uno
BEN A%ugeila1teu fungirt une Inn
$1,000 ais 9%eiedans geqeben babe.
Auberoem geiano 0ug6es me6r ais sd.
8dIfhun8en Elm, bic CT dls Glerf bss
@ountp9trihtSs 6eginQ uu0 Terner aud
ben Diebitobt oon 5000 miitell aes
idlidier 3oblunQs npstiun0en an BIZ
Countryside, 4ribur 6. Wilcutfs. eiF
@sriduier Der Qtlas engine gBorls(
o%ejeugte. oaB ct 6uesins $500 aab,
I'm ramit an bic GountDcommiHdr(
p@ommi6ions9eleer" 81 k8ablen.
Wal.er 6dbuortb, elm beianutef
qrbeiitrfihrrr, osr felt me6reren Bos
den aus Wuneie oeridpuroen III,
bat, ME iih b%srausgeleat bat, anQebl
LID grotere Gummea aus Den GaHen
berlhicoeuer 8ereius in benen er 8eI
amten Islungeu b~etlsioete, unterI6ldI
9en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09

Sto6s nHo 2airp Jarm, $50 Weres.
nape ASaulan. His; aute Gs6oaoe. ons
N2aihiHsrie siHssidIofsn. SIgs ok,
eaE1 has sano. @ro6sr Bargain. Roof &
PfIsssr. 409 9goaorag, 9iiluouis,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
3atnnsCofa.

- gou0. 5o5ufon BAT 5ugsfast ois
Wiislis6 0ou Nm. 3. 8rgaR's Be
ratbuHssaasftuHts pd6reHb Or
D05itamposns 81 fuHgirsn.
Bel Nr5oHotaH1 e<s proesHss.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09

gtbsn 5eosm. Der Gin 6.in uub Nrb,i,
iuat g~sIsssnbsit cine 5arm III sraHo,n'
Ro1suirassH BEL Rs5liHsa & Son. 99o
&isconfia Stro5e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09

ie 6rdu y. Stperlpn t0otlif, iuoeu
ibre 4lsacer bim 6euer0nmoden IL
brano gcrjetNu.
~3ito-Inltntn.
Arlington unO llmaebuus
puroen 0oH einem perheerenben 0ols
ienbru@ beimgeiudt, scr tie grnte in
Dem son3eH oon Dem llmretter btimges
iudten 0iHriCt poafonoig perni6tets.
9Rebrere Srideu puroen Oon 0en 6lus
then iortaeriRsu. aub oiel 8ieb unO
8eilageI 1T umsetomnen.
3u 8oneFeeI ermor0ete bic
gpofri6eirlif qeiheS9eitorte 6rdu =.
Viut6am ibre te}oen So6ue. 6 Wonats
nno IA Sabre alt. maem lie linen ois
He6le our@iAuitt uuo mddte oann ibs
rem ei9eren 2Cben Elm gnOe.
Sn B0tertomu Itiirste Der
8 Sabre ditt 8cb. Chapman BON Ger
Bride i6er otn SiourfuB ms @aFes
uuo crtrant.
SIN Citilt W{illpurl ertrant SI
.9eIte 6ourHe lei einem guss
Huge Ger SANDER 9. y. 0iaaro por
ben 4useu FINER Bdmilie.
Sn oer Wirtbihait SoT. Daub's
5u Srtpp muroe her Ghantpdrter
Nfort. gerrp oon Dem betruntenen
6drmer 2(l6. 0ldron i'm 5trsite srs
itOHen.
= gu 9urfe prrte Der 52i16riUf
51rmtr s. g. giitts pon Dem 30id6ris
sen Nm. RiIep im Streite aei0oiet.
Sn Deaowoo6 purte SEQ.
eorreb, peIter bei6uroigt mar, Isins
6rdu gepriigelt gu baben, DON einem
9~oItsfaufeu nateju QeIDu6t. 0dds
eem man ion hol6 ioot QeiblaQen bats
te, lieB man ion aber i6lieBlih NIT
oer Narnuns, iih ME pieber leben Sl
l0Hen, laufen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
AnBergewObnIide
Bargains III mOOtr=
ten Stats.
$500

$50 SslaHb gIue. Got 35 bel 100, 6 8im=
nsr uno Bah auf ieOsm 6lur, 9artbol3
hAilb uno oartbol; SuBbo6et.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
S5,30O

I'm Der Gillette DON potion Str. spii6eH
Center Il. 9oolep, i'm Sau bssriiieu ; 8 3tns
ller II. Bah erlter Jlur, 8 3ummer u. Ban 2.
1lur, 9aupt5tmmer IN @i1ens@ bierti9una.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
$500

s9Os BaIuut Ctr. Got 80 BEL 1921; 6
3immer II. Bah oui ieoen Slir, 6artboIs
Abisrtisnus II. 0GrtbOI5 Subb6Osn 6ur9aus
YlIethe $40 per Monat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09

te 6rou 9. StDerlon tootlid. inosn
ibre 4Isacer beim 6eueranma6en IL
brano 9crjetMu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
$3.50

PhOisits uon Start Str, sm. 90. IL. 21.
Sfrabeh, 6 3innIer u. Dab ami ie0sm 6lur;
sGpt 6tnilb- IN 6ouptsimmern, 6GrtboI5
6ubbS6nr bur6aus.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-03-06
Tampa Half milo n Fire.

Tampa had a half million dollar fire
last Sunday, from 8 until after the noon
hour, wIpmg out fifty-fve acres of val
liable property. Three hundred and
eight buildings in Yarbor City were de-
stroyed, and eighteen and a half city
blocks we're laid in ashes.
The burned district included four
large and one small cigar Histories and
numerous restaurants, saloons, board.
ing houses and more than 200 dwellings
occupied by eiGar-makers. The facto-
ries buried were M. Stachelberg & Co.
loss 500. 600 NJ. Perez g. Co. loss
SO, 600 Gonzales, Fisher & Co., loss
80, 600 EsberE, Gunst q Co.. branch
Of StachelberR, loss $40, 900; Fernando
B Brother, loss so. coo.
All the factories carried large stocks
)f tobacco and cigara
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-03-06
in Public Offices Eqnal Justice Al-spa Privileges


On Tuesday afto M H.
Gamble invited alae of
friends % her homs on Clinton n
ghey might become acquainted with th3
Rev. DR.. Niles, who is Temporarily Ia
charge of st. Johns Episcopal Church,
in this city.
The lovely weather of Tuesday per
mitted the presence of q large attend
snce at the reception, and Mrs. Gam
Dies handsome parlOrs were filled with
social crowd, who spent a DELIGHTFUL
hour Of chat over their tea-cups.
In the front parlor, Mrs. Gamble, as
sisted by Mrs. Hayden, Miss Anna
Chaires and the guest of honor, DR..
Niles, received her guests. After
few moments Of conversation with their
hostess, and Of greeting TO DR.. Niles,
the callers were passed on to the care
OF the ladies whose business it was TO
see that everybody was refreshed with
dalnties from the tea tables.
These were placed in alcove at the
back Of the parlors, and adorned with
exquisite flowers, and spread with de-
licious refreshments of chicken and ham
sandwiches, cakes, tea, both hot and
cold, and hst chocolate.
1t was very gratifying to note the
presence of an unusual percentage of
gentlemen, as, ordinarily, the lordly sex
in Tallahassee is chary of lending its
presence to such frivolous" gather
ing as an afternoon tea. Among the
most prominent of these guests were
Governor Broward, Ex-Governor Biloxi
ham, Captain r. b. Rose, Professor ].
Q. Calhoun, DR.. S. E. Tucker and Judge
B. A. Meginniss.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-03-06

they were tried before one of our mag
istrates, we're declared malefactors and
were sent to turpentine camp near
Lake City to serve out a sentence OF
thirty days. In a sworn statement
these young men avow that during the
entire time Of their confinement their
food for each meal was a piece Of corn
bread, half-cooked, and a piece of salt
pork: These, they swear, were their
regular rations for every meal for a
period Of thirty-two days, which accord
ing. to the men who run the convict
camps are required TO make q month
They say they could obtain no clean
nor could they battle during the
period OF their confinement. The sleep
ing quarters were equipped with filthy
and blankets. TWenty-seven
prisoners were crowded into one room.
sleeping four and FIVE on a bed, and the
remainder on the floor. This continued
Tor several days, the number finally be-
ng reduced to seventeen to occupy four
beds. These young men make no com |
)laint OF punishment on themselves, but !
we're witnesses Of most brutal whip |
,ings. But why continue the sad storyf /
{ makes ones blood run cold.
This, be it remembered, is in a land
lominally supposed 10 be free, in the
Wentieth century, almost within the
hadoW OF churches and schools and
Universities, and near the sound Of
rlnting presses.
How long are these travesties on our
and civilization 10 continue?
Why don't the good men Of the cOun-
~ arise IN their majesty and might
nd declare that these things shall cease7
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-03-06

Rhodes, located near Woodville, Leon
county, Fla. We visited this camp on
the End day of March, 1908, and found
the following conditions to exist:
lst:-We found the buildings in good
condition, and room sufficient to accom-
odate from 10 to 20 prisoners. The
grounds and surroundings well kept and
in sanitary condition.
The building contains IL hunks. we'll
supplied with bedding, consisting of
mattresses, blankets, colored sheets and
pillow cases on pillows, and five extra
mattresses, all Of which we found 20 be
reasonably clean.
We found a closet in the building so
arranged as to use with tub under the
building, which tub Is removed each
morning and placed at night. We also
found lime in this closet, which is used
each day as a disinfectant.
We found eight prisoners in stockade.
al OF whom we questioned as to their
treatment. All save one, and lust here
we will state, that this one was deficient |
claimed that they were we'll |
treated and cared for. All looked hearty
veil clothed and in good working con-
1ition.
We examined the buckets, in which
they had their dinner. The buckets
we're four quarts in size. contained
greens, bacon, corn-bread And biscuits.
which appeared 70 be well cooked.
Respectfully submitted.
w. "A. Register,
w. D. StOutanmie.
]. w. Collins. J.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-03-06
hiss Hayas I'm GIve ReadIna.

Miss Maude Hays. occupying the
chair of oratory at Montevaieo, Ala,
will give a reading at the State College
for Women, March 9th at 8 pm. Miss
Hayes is just returning from a weeks
engagement at DeFuniak Springs Cha
taugua, and the Tallahassee public is
extremely fortunate to have this oppor-
tunity Of hearing so gifted a reader.
Price of tickets, so cents. 2
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-03-06
A George Conan SONG.

Everybody knows George Cohan. He's
the man that made Little Johnny
Jones" famous. Little Johnny Jones.
with his rollicking songs. Well. he has
others that are better Next SUNDAYS
New York World will contain the
words and music of a popular George
Conan song from his new play FIFTY
Miles From Boston" Simply great.
Everybody will want it.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-03-06
DR.. Lincoln HUXLEY.

almost every Observant newspaper
editor in the state of Florida has doubt
less recognized the fact that one Of the
truly remarkable men of Florida is DR..
Lincoln Hulley, President of Stetson
University. A great responsibility rests
upon him, and he is carrying it in the
most admirable manner Details of OPP
posing circumstances that confront him
and Of his successful efforts to discharge
his duties, are familiar to newspaper
people who refrain from discussing
them for the simple reason that It il
none of their business" nevertheless,
they cannot help admiring and sympa-
thizing with the man who devotes him.
self so earnestly increasingly and UNI
Wearingly to his great work. " - Editor
Jordan, Punta GOrda Herald.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-03-06

Miss Msude Hayes, of Montevaleo.
Alabama, is spending Saturday, Sum
day and Monday with her friend, Miss
Sarah Cline, at the State College for
Women.
Huyler's in fancy packages at Holmes
Drug Co az