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Jerome AIbrlttain.

Died at the residence of his father on
Friday Of last week, the goth ult., Mas
ter jerome Albrittain, in the 18th year
Of his age. His funeral took place on
the Saturday following and his remains
were inferred at Mt. Rest Cemetery.
Rev. Graha IN performed the burial SER
vice. His pail bearers were his broth
ers, Messrs. Warren NJ. Albrittain, Lem
uel Albrittain, James W. Albrittain, G.
Harold Albrittain, and Messrs. James
Padgett and Kostka Mudd.
The deceased was son of Mr.. John
". Albrittain, and an industrious and
promising youth,
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Transfers of Property.

Deeds-S. A. Carpenter to d. ]. Bra
gunier, Wentworth, exchange of lands
J. NJ. Speake to Daniel Thomas, acre
$40; j. NJ. Wheeler to B. B. Posey, 2C
acres, 500; J. T. Hancock to VIM. s.
Craig, 224 acres, SIS; Alex Haislip to J
II. Milstead, Smallwood's Church Road
s25.
Mortgages--C. F. NJ. Proctor ct al t.
vestry of Trinity Prrish, on 40 acres
5000; W. F. Bowling and wife to n. S
Bowling, on several tracts Of land, $4,000
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FRIDAY. June 5. 1908
LOCAL AND personal.


Congress adjourned on Saturday.
The School Board will meet on Tues
day.
The public schools in the County will
close today.
The Masons are talking of building a
ball in this town.
Fish biting in Port Tobacco Creek.
The anglsfs are busy.
Daily excursions to Marshall Hall be-
N on Saturday last.
Mr.. Willie Wedding has resigned as
postmaster at Welcome.
Mr.Becnard Perry, Harris Lot, visited
Baltimore City during the week.
The commencement of Charlotte Hall
school will take place on the I4th inst.
Miss Crissie Lloyd is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Leon Lloyd, Philadelphia,
We were pleased to receive a call
from our old friend, Mr.. Jessie Cox, on
Monday.
There will be Mas at St. Charles
r Church, CORVALLIS Neck, Sunday, June
I, 1908.
Messrs. William Queen and Harry R.
Bowitrlg are buying and selling real es-
tats.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bernard Scott are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Drinketts,
iCausiRss Manor.
Mr.sd. G. Robertson is making some
fitasty improvements to his beautiful
ihous in this town.
THE County Commissioners have been
in session all the week passing accounts
against the County.
A good place to spend the summer
at the New Wills. Large, airy rooms
and every convenience.
Mr.. Xavier Cox, of the Washington
City police force, visited relatives in the
County during the week.
Attend the meeting of the tax payers
eallr4 by the County Commissions to
-be'held here on Wednesday. See Notice.
Miss Mazzaie Turner, who has been a
fguest of her sister, Miss Turner, Bryan
itown, has returned to Washington City.
Clerk, Mr. f. D. Mudd, who has been
'confinsd to his home for some time with
"a 'fnoken leg, is, we are glad to
inote. out again.
In the Aliens Fresh delegation to the
Democratic Convention on Monday were
three old-time Republicans who have
gotten over the fence.
Mr.. II. r. Thomas, of Baltimore, paid
! short visit to his parents, Mr.. and
MN A. w. Thomas, Pomonkey, on
Decoration Day last.
Congressman Mudd has returned home
from Atlantic City, where he has been
for several weeks under medical treat
ment, much improved.
The commencement at the Maryland
Agricultural College will take place on
the 10th inst. An invitation from Prof.
Sylvester is appreciated.
Hotel La Plata gives you first class
accommodations, and has bowling al
leys, pool and billiard tables for the en-
tertainment of its guests. A good livery
attached.
MIR. Joseph ]. Darg is enjoying rec
reation at his home, in Bryantown, from
his labors in the Bureau of Statistics,
in the Agricultural Department, at
Washington City.
We are indebted to the Sisters and
graduates of st. Mary's Academy, LeeA.
.ardtown, for an invitation to attend the
commencement exercises of that school,
ito be held on the 18th inst.
Four of the thriftiest farmers in the
County are the wathen young men near
Newport. All started in life poor, but
now own pretty homes and are a credit
to-the citizenship of the County.
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Democratic Convention.

The Democratic Convention, pursuant
to call to send delegates to the State
Convention held in Baltimore City on
Wednesday last and to elect three dele
gates from Charles County to the Con
gression2l Convention for the Fifth Dis
trict to be held at Upper Marlboro on
September II, for the purpose of nomi-
mating a candidate to represent the Fifth
Congressional District in the Sixty-first
Congress of the United States, met on
Monday in the Court House. The gath
ering was without incident, except as
to the filling of delegations. A question
arose as to whether the vacancies in the
delegations should be filled or the dele
gates present and in attendance cast the
vote of the Districts they represented.
The contest was spirited, and finally it
was decided that those present cast the
vote of their delegations.
The delegates elected to the State
Convention were Messrs. j. d. Robert.
son, J. d. Gardiner ane P. r. Wills.
And to the Congressional Convention;
Messrs. Alex. Haislep, NJ. R. Stone and
C. II. Cox.
Capt. W. J. Frere, a member of the
State Central Committee for this Coun-
ty, resigned, and the vacancy was not
filled.
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Land Sale.

Mr.. Willie Wedding, Welcome, has
sold the said property to Mr.. J. Otis
Watson, Of Colonial Beach, Virginia.
afr. Watson also purchased the stock Of
merchandise in the store on said proper
ty from Mrs. Wedding, and will remove
to the County at once and begin mer-
chandising.
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New School Commissioner.

The Governor has appointed Mr.. J. D.
Robertson, School Commissioner, vice
Mr.. j. D. Gardiner, resigned. Mr.. Rob-
ertson's commission reached the County
Monday night, and he promptly qualified
on Tuesday.
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Pomonkey Items.

Mr.. Charles F. Dement'S condition,
we are glad to say, is much improved.
If we may judge by Mrs. Benz. Tub
mans etest -, she continues to in
dulge in exaggerated ego"
1t is said that wedding bells viii soor
be heard at Willow Glen, and that the
lucky fellow is Westener.
Since Mr.. BIS departure. Mrs. Gibbons
signs can be heard all over town. We
extend heartfelt sympathy. -
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The game of ball on the diamond in
this town on Monday between Hughes
vile for, rather, the pick of the Hughes.
Vile, Bryantown and Benedict clubs),
and MeDonough Institute was the most
interesting of all the games played here
so far this season. The Institute boys
got into the game right in the beginning
and stayed there until the last inning
was over, at which time the score was
8 to in their favor. Both of Hughes.
ville's runs were scored on errors. Mock
pitched an excellent game for MELON.
ough, allowing only 6 scattered hits and
base on balls, and received good sup
port. Gering, at first base, did fine
work. 1t was the first game he had
played in this year, having remained on
the bench so far, aud he surprised some
of his fellow players. The home team
also managed to hit the ball at oppor-
tune times. In the fourth inning, with
three men on bases, Albrittain struck a
liner to center field. The ball bounded
past the fielder, the three men on bases
scoring, as we'll as Albrittaiu making a
home run. Score by inningss
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Notice.

The United Educational Club of
Piccawaxen will give its first great pic
mic in interest Of the Manual Training
School they are trying to get on foot,
THURSDAY, June rs, 1908,
beginning at IL A. NJ. Baseball playing
11.3O by the Piecawaxen and st. Mary's
(Bushwood) boys. speaking in interest
Of the work at 3 o'clock P. NJ. Among
those invited and expected to be present
are Hon. S. S. Lancaster, Mr.. Rudolph
Burroughs, Rev. w. IL. Barnes, Prof.
Gen. r. Williams, of Washington, and
Rev. G. ID. johnson, our pastor, who
seems so much interested in the work.
Messrs. George H. Shade, J. R. Coombs,
President and Vice President of the
Committee, will spare no pains in maxi
ing arrangements, that all may spend a
pleasant day. Intermission from 4.3O to
100. Concert opens at 80. Admission
10 cents.
We hope all who are interested in the
higher and industrial training OF our
youth will come out and aid US.
Refreshments of all kinds at reason
able rates.
William II. Barnes, Pres. of Club.
j. Lena Middleton, Sec'y.
Marie L. Green, Cor. Sec'y.
w. B. Hawkins, Treas.
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Batteries Taylor, Thomas-Severns /;
Angle, Fox-N. P. G. Angle pitched a
splendid game, striking out IL men to
TaYlor's 9. N. P. G, left on bases IL
men, Seyerns left 8. Each team made
one sacrifice hit.
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CORN FOR SALE.

CORN FOR SALE AT my farm ''Nor-
mandy Apply to tenant.
81 MRS. A. G. CHAPMAN,
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Notice.

The tax payers of Charles County are
requested to assemble in La Plata on
Wednesday. June 10, 'OS,
between the hours of IL and u, for the
purpose of discussing the proposition
relative to State road building in this
County.
BY order of County Commissioners,
PRICE GRAY, Pres
B. F. DEMENT,. Clerk.
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Religious Notices.

Preaching at Port Tobacco Baptist
Church, Sunday next, at II A. NJ.
REV. J. R. THOMAS, Pastor.
NJ. E. Church, South. Sunday, June
Z: Preaching at Bethel 1890 A. NJ,
Dentsville, $50 P. NJ, La Plata P. NJ.
Epworth League at La Plata Tbs P. NJ,
Mrs. W. R. Linthicum, leader.
Missionary collection in the Sunday
Schools
ID. NJ. BROWN p a.
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Batteries McDonough-Mock and
Albrittain; Hughesville-E. EdeIen, j..
Edelen, Hamilton and Mudd and Chap
pelear.
Base on balls off Mock, /; off Hugh,
esVille, 4.
DR.. t. S. Owen umpired the game.
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School Board rleeting.


for the purpose of passing upon Teach
ers' Term Reports for the Summer
Term ending June ), 1908.
By order Of the Board,
NJ. r. STONE, Sec.
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X. IT. Z.
Sew. A, c.-OOOko ooOO-I / a.
n. P. CO 100000 90 3 3.
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The Niles contains a greater variety
of fish than any other body Of water.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1908-06-05

watehmakers' oil is from the jawbone
Of the porpoise'
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Ia Id. u.

The following is record Of the game
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14

Messrs. W. M. and B. NJ. Gates were
down near st. Marks among the Tar.
pom again Tuesday afternoon and night
and succeeded in landing two more fine
tarpOns, one l1O lbs, as was the one
caught last week and the other some Of
a fish. The gulf waters below here %
or 30 miles, and almost up at st. Marks
affords some Of the finest fishing in the
South, and just why the world is not
made to know it, so as to induce tarpon
experts to come is difficult to figure out.
There are plenty Of tarpon there only
awaiting the coming of fishermen.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14

BANBRIDGE, GA, August IL
the result Of 3 recent viait 0f q board
Of trustees frCm the Thomasgil|e ano
Tallahassee District Conferences, of tho
Methodist Church, q ehauteuqua and
camp meeting will be opened either &c
Lanark, Fla, on st. Georges Bay, or
Panacea Springs, on Diekenson's Bay.
The matter viii be definitely settled
within the next few weeks, and work
will be commenced at once on The
grounds and auditorium so as to havo
everything in readiness for the opening
next year. The gentlemen having thia
matter in hand intend making the Gulf
Coast Chautauqua and camp meeting
one of the most noted resorts m the
country.
Hon. w. d. Smith, Of AttspulgusA
Ca, was elected president Of the asSo
citation, and Rev. Smith Harden, og
Monticello, Fla, secretary and treas
urer.
It seems to US, from representation
given the True Democrat the first Of
the week, that Panacea has been decid-
ed upon, and we are informed a branch
railroad will soon be built from Sop
choppy to Panacea, and many other inn
proVements be made around the Springs
and ct the hotel.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14
In Honor Of Misses Quinn and POppsll.

On last evening at the residence Of
Mrs. o. r. Proctor, on East Jefferson
street were assembled a gay bunch Of
Tallahassee's social set. The social was
in honor of Miss Alma Quinn and Miss
Bessie Poppell, two of Whigham, Ca.
pretty young ladies' who are now the
guests of Mrs. T. H. Bond, on Calhoun
street. Mrs. Proctor and her charming
daughter, Miss Florence, made most de-
lightful hostesses and everyone had a
jolly good time. Those present were:
Misses Alma Quinn, Bessie POppell,
Florence Proctor, Bertha Jones, Clifton
Byrd, Florence Lewis, Christine Lester,
Louise Proctor and Bessie Temple. Mr..
and Mrs. p. 4. Nicholson. Messrs. Earle
Proctor, John Boisseau, John McKen-
drick, Geo. w. Moore, b. N. Mabry, Jr.,
Mackie Davis, Guyte p. McCOrd.
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Remedy, for all forms Of piles relieves
pain, soothes, reduces Inflammation,
soreness and itching. Price 50c Guar
anteed to give satisfaction. Cobb's
Drug Store. 6 to Aug.)
Coupons which have become out of
date will be void.
Mr.. Albert Roberts, of the Treasur-
er's office, is spending his vacation with
his parents in Waynesboro, N. c.
Mrs. c. F. CogswelI and children, are
visiting Mrs. Brown of Apalachicola.
Mrs. DR.. Robertson and children leave
Monday next for a few weeks visit to
their old home on Lake IamOnia.
Subscribe to The True Democrat.
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Miss Mary Bannerman Is spendinl

Miss Mary Bannerman is spending
her vacation at Lake IamOnia.
Mrs. Ben Chaires and family have re-
turned from Panacea.
Mr. and Mrs. William Child and Mrs.
and MISS Mcneil spent a pleasant day
picnicing and fishing at Lake Bradford
Tuesday.
Mr.. j. G. Kellum left on Wednesday
for a vacation Of several weeks
Hon. w. v. Knott is visiting his
brother, in WaynesborO, N. G.
A delightful moonlight picnic was
given at Lake Bradford in honor of
Miss Jenson, of Selma, Ala. The party
consisted of Misses Margaret JenisOn,
Nellie Bassett, Longmire, Keipp, Eng
lish, Prof. Arthur Williams, Judge B.
A. Meginniss, Messrs. Kellum and Jno.
Demilly, Jr.
Hon. F. T. Myers has returned from
a business trip to Tampa and Jackson
vile.
ar. Charles E. Ball and Congressman
Sparkman, with several others, made
an auto trip to Wall Springs Sunday. -
Tampa Times.
The man who whispers down a well
About the goods he has to sell
Will never make the shining dollars
Like one who climbs a tree and hol-
lers.
The Yaeger- Bethel Hardware Com
pany has enlarged their advertising
space. See new advertisement in this
issue.
Mr.. H. X. Brundydge, with his engine
force and large patent steam threshng
machine, passed through the city again
yesterday en- route to uper Leon county
to thrash the oat and rye crops.
Mr.. w. H. StOutemire was in the city
on legal business yesterday, and made
us pleasant visit, accompanied by his
brother, Hon. w. ID. Stoutemire, the
former adding his name to our subscrip.
tion list and the latter advancing his
subscription another full year.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14
10 OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

To those subscribers who are more
than one year in arrears for subscrip
ton, we now appeal for an early settle
ment, or we shall have to drop then
from our list under the postal ruling
The True Democrat does not believe
there is a single one who intends 70 re,
fuse to pay, and we have therefore
continued to send them the newspaper,
trusting them to do the right thing with
US in settling. Now, however, as stated
above, we will not be allowed longer to
mail out the papers that way. 1t would
require stamping each paper and that
we cannot afford to do. Those many
small amounts, to, collected tOyeth er
would enable US to meet our pressing
obligations. Come to our relief now,
will you not ?
We have on a piano contest and one
vote will be given for every cent paid
in on past due and advance subscrip-
tiOns. Come settle up with US and vote
for some lady friend to have the piano.
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The Tampa Evening News has sus-
pended publication and the equipments
and force will be added to President
Stovall's Tampa Morning Tribune and
it will be improved in several depart
ments. The True Democrat will miss
the daily visits of the News, which was
one of the best in the State.
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We take pleasure in directing our
readers attention to the advertisement
elsewhere in our columns Of
the Southern School of Telegraphy, To-
Gated at Newman, Ga. There is great
and constantly growing demand for
telegraph operators, and we are glad to
see this worthy and well-recOgnized in
stitution doing such creditable work in
helping supply that demand. Any
young man wishing to learn a good pro-
fession should investigate the oppOrtu-
mites offered in the telegraph field by
writing at once for the Schools free, de-
literature. 22-3m
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14

R8-Whisly advertisements are not accepted
sd Inserted in this newspaper at any pFlee OF
ander any conditions OF circumstances. NOT q
single one has ever appeared m II.
Hs-Displayed advertisements under two months
os ~evts ,ey inch frst insertion and IS cents per
inrh for each subsequent insertion. Eleetros ana
plate matter Is cents per inch each issue. no ao-
veFtisement run after contract expires. Locals or
-~stter rents a line each issue. All changes OF
advertisements or anything intended for pupllSsa-
tion must he handed in not later than THURSDAY
night, 10 receive prompt attention.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14
Picnic at Lake Bradford.

Mr.. George Child. who owns a nice
boat on Lake Bradford, in company
with a party of neighbOrs and friends,
spent a delightful day Wednesday at
the lake. The party consisted Of Mr..
George Child and family, Mrs. Peter
son and family and Mrs. G. G. Myers
and family. The day was cool and
pleasant, and there was plenty of fried
chicken and icecream, and there should
have been plenty of fish, but they
wouldn't bite, you know
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14
Mr. Georpe Miller, representinR M. R.

Mr.. George Miller, representing NJ. r..
GIickstein, merchant tailor, Of jack
sOnvile, is now at Duval Bros, with q
beautiful line of samples, taking orders
for made-to-order-cloth at the re-
markable low price of $500. Patron
ize Florida houses always, particularly
when you can do as well or better.
Pineules for the kidneys, 30 days
trial S1.0O. Guaranteed. Act directly
on the kidneys and bring relief In the
nrst dose for backache, rheumatic
pains, kidney and bladder trouble. In
vigorate the entire system. Cobb's Drug
Store. g to Aug).
True Democrat Piano Voting Contest
ballot boxes have been placed at Capt.
tai City Pharmacy, the Holmes Drug
Co. IS store and Bloxham Hotel. Cash
YOU wish to pay for subscriptions can be
placed in the envelopes and voted IN
them, and in the box at this Office. Vote
now, vote often.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14
Attention, Asthma sufferersl

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mediate relief to asthma sufferers, and
has cured many cases that had refused
to yield TO other treatment. FOley's
Honey and Tar is the best remedy for
coughs, colds and all throat and lung
trouble. Contains no harmful drugs. "
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The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14

We Judge from the papers Of the
State Capital that Napoleon B. Brow
ard is visiting Tallahassee. Short Talks,
Times Union Your judgment was faul-
ty this time, my brother, for our great
Napoleon has been at other points"
mostly again this week, but tits said he
will turn up in time to spend his Sunday
at the Capitol.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14

Interest in the True Democrat Piano
Voting contest is growing. 1t is being
talked about everywhere. Remember a
vote goes with every cent paid in on
subscription and each paper contains a
coupon good for five votes. Extra
copies can be had at 5 cents per copy.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14

AS result of the squabble IN the
Third Congressional District between
Mays and Kehoe the Republicans haYe
nominated a candidate for Congress-
Starke Telegraph.
Well, that's about all they will or can
do, for Mays will beat both the other
candidates in the race if he has it to do.
That seven of committe can not FIX
THINGS to elect Kehoe. Besides, voters
generally, are opposed to committee
nominations on general principles.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14

It is indeed very bad to always be
hard up and pressed with those whose
lot is nothing scarcely but hard work or
labor, but why worry unnecessarily over
t., and lose time fretting about it,
Rather, 60 ahead, always striving to do
batter
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14

eye may boast O. yer dimOcracy, or
any ither 'cracy, or any kind o. poleeti-
cal rubbish; but the reason why your
laboring folk are so happy is that you
have a vast deal O. land for a vera few
people. "-Carlyle. AS true as gospel
and Florida needs these people, and
Leon county particularly so. If the
many fertile acres around over this best
section of agricultural and stock rails
ing, Florida had working, thrifty, till.
ers Of the soil upon these rich lands,
now practically idle, we would be the
bsst OF people in this country, Lei
steps De taken 70 secure them.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14
Tallahassee. Friday. Augusta, 1908.

We greet you with a splendid locaI
newspaper again this week.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14
Do thanKs DO Yoters.
TALLAHAsLEE. Aug. IA. 4

INWT-8
EDITOR TRUE DEMOCRAT
Through your newspaper, desire to
sincerely thank the voters of Tallahas-
see for the liberal support given to me
for the Office Of City Tax Collector dur
ing the past two years, and to state to
them now that owing to my purchasing
a half interest in the firm of I. II. Ran
dolph & Sons grocery business, that /
will not be a candidate for reelection,
desiring to give my full time to my new
business.
Very respectfully,
25-1t c. H. FEM.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14
eranuIatsd sore Eyea cured.

For twenty years l suffered from q
bad case Of granulated soye eyes. says
Martin Boyd Of Henrietta, KY. I'm Feb
ruary, 1903, q gentleman asked me 10
try Chamberlain's Salve. / bought one
box and used about two.thirds Of II,
and my eyes have not given me any
trouble since" This salve is for sale
by Tallahassee Drug Co.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14

/ will resume my practice in the city
of Tallahassee on the 10th Of this month.
Calls left at the Holmes Drug s u
will be answered promptly.
24tf DR.. c. M. AUsLBY.l
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14

Florida is great on new enterprises.
One follows close upon another. The
latest is the growing of tobacco. This
is said to be better than growing fruit
and vegetables, or mining phosphate
and distilling spirits of turpentines. -
Jacksonville Metropolis. Yes, and Leon
is right in the best of it, our tobacco all
being Of an extra good grade, growers
having used care all the way through in
preparation of ground, selection Of seed
and setting of plants, use Of fertilizers,
and having the stats for shade theprop-
er distance apart. Leon county tobacco
is now and will always bring the tor
prices.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14

There has been only a few sales Of
Leon county tobacco at the prevailing
prices. Most growers are carrying their
tobacco to the packing warehouses.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-08-14

Hon. J. o. Lafontisee is spending sew
eral days on a business visit at Talla-
hassee and is receiving warm welcome
from his friends.