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MOTORCYCLES.

-INDIAN'' MOTORCYCLES LEAD THEM ALL.
IeadI-z feature-- The Brooks saddlcs doublo E717
control Hedst--n motors, E-tomatlc make Ealses
CHAs z MILLER * BRO. lbs lith uw-. agentS
aus-tf
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DANCING ACADEMY.

Prc1er and correct dsrcnz ts-Eht IL
- c-1d1nz the Narc-ssus. sclot-i=che. -lrse-
- = steF tuo-s-ep. waltz. sumner ra1eA
: - Prlr4-e lessous. Also Boxing EE1C1g
ard Wrestling El3 Il g. ~
ia +- -- So
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WINDOW CLEANING.

CAN KEEP YOUR WINDOWS CLEAN
cheapsr. cu-cser. ard easier THAI you czn know
how LION L CAHOnS. A-us WINDOW Clea-ing
-.--s1- en- -h
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.
FOR SAIL

FOR SALE
sl3 5l-Buii5ine alone would cost $500 70 build;
lot 50 feet front rorl flT stable beautiful oca-
ticn On thz Heights hot water heat. modern plumb
ing. wide front prcL sd other attractive features
This is a GENUINE BARGAIN.
sl15o9-Within blodls DUPONT CIRCLE; =
roclns. hot water heat. IN splendid condition
large lot ard smrle rcem fc- stable.
si15c9-Near CONNECTICUT AVE. and ST .
open on south SIDE. same as corner. = rooms. 2
baths het water heat. kitchen f-st Aoor. Re
duccd from Sfl1l
s. 5o0-About I block fTJm DUPONT CIRCLE.
% rooms and bath. hrst hoor kIrchsn; modem
house.
Nov Is the time 70 ard the best bargains Let
MS show vcu what vc have
WI. n SAUNDERS & CO., 1907 F -. NV.
al25-3t.eod
IF VOC WANT a BEACTIFT-L HOME N 4
fne reiEthor-lci- do not let this slip you- The
fine corner house. near Dupont circle; VIDE brown
base and tFImmings not cement, about lo9 feet Of
parking rofLs. bath and cellar; cost. Sl200l;
price. S7po
suz5st GEORGE W LINEINs 50 lsrh 81 nv.
A FINE 7ROOM HOUss on THE HEIGHTS
with a. n T. convenient % two car lines reg
hose and IN srst-class nsighbornood- Prios s5ls9
VIII S3co c2sh and balance in two years.
A nice I2r9on house Eith cabinet nantels t1o
bsths. three opsn grate frsplaces. heated hy bot
zater. and splendid residence. With e. n l. S2T,2
cash VII by purchaser u assume deed Of trust
CLARENCE < TUCKER. Rooa. -. Metropolitan
Bids 5I7-t
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GOOD PLACE TO EAT.

AsuSs- CAFE-ONE OF The COOLEST AND
ceznest II The city. Meals AL hours SPECIAL
sumner rzfss I20s Pa ave- ~. luezt door NJ
vernon stztcul. rv2-d
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FREE TUITION.

sPECIAL--To co1vzncs the public that D P 3.
e employ The BEST TEACHERS THAT MONEY
can SECURE. gives the MOST THOROUGH
c0-rEEs q -lg-r-c-i1l IN BOOKKEEPING BANK
ING. SHORTHAND TOUCH TTPEwRITING.
TEIEGRAPHT RAILROADISG. AND CIVIL
SERVICE TO BE FOUND. and that our facili-
oes for sec1r-s positions fer or students are ALL
VIZ CLAIM We VIII. Tor the next fifteen DAYS.
give al presenting thiS ad ONE MONTHS : TUI-
TON ABSOLUTELY FREE II you are tot con
vL1ced tha- al our claims true. 6lsco-tiuue az
erd e FREE MONTH. owing nothing Twenty
yla-s unparalleled Success and great chain q
thirty colleges. located seventeen States. enable
% give cdvz1-zEes not % be found iu snT cther
husiusss college DRAUGHON-S PRACTICAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE lSucoeSsor 70 spencs-ianI.
Acsdeuy II Music BuiidirE. cr- 9Th and D SIS.
~ 'Phcue Main sl9l- suz1-f
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STORAGE.

sTOsE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. So. AT
WESCHLERS $. - Pa ave. Nv. reasouable rzces;
oouveu.sutiy located Phone u ~ su3-6E
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

We COLLECT NOTES. Rents. GOVERNMENT
Claims settle cs-ares Law l1si-es. in a. ca1-ts
70 charge -n-ess Successful Pm -rl
1y-51 FULLER AGENCz. ss5oa =, las s.
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MOVING. PACKING & SHIPPING

WHY PAY ENOEBTTANT FRICEss
M0=sls- s. pa- load Ssc-ase. 81 ~ load
GREATER WASHINGTON EXPRESS.
PHONE y 5l1 Us Z ST
a-l4I--
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. NOV ED
with care packing ald sLirfln- srecial---
KEEIG 5 EXPRESS. L22i q s. Nv 'Phone Nam
700. zGZ5r
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RoOES FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.

1PElIONT HOTEL. ID AMI INDIANA AVE. :
uw--La-ss. ary. clean roons. III shady street.
INNER rates. ry2is5t. u. tbs
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

sALEsLADT N CONFECTIONERY AND pa
ks-v s-c-e. erpe-isaoed hand I-sfs-Ted- BUCK
-NGHA1l- q Pa ave 50 zEE-5-
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lsli X -. Nw.-NICELY FUENIsHED ROOMS
large and small reasonable auS--t
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

SAVOY 80 IgrH 81 Nw.--s OR ROOMS AND
hath furnished or urfrruishci. phone. coolest
APIS IN cty- Apps At oioe TO Proprietor
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THE HERALD WANT ADS ARE WONDERS HHW' V aa @ PEOPLE
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court Estate q
Thomas Dennis. Deceased. Ne. 15fs Administra-
ticn Docket-Appiication having been made herein
for probate q tie last viii and testament of said
deceased. and fer letters testsEentarT said
estate. BY Frances L. Dernis. II Is ordered this
llth DAY II August a D. 1915 that Anatola B.
sid-ll- and all others concerned. appear in said
court on MONDAY. The 1srh DAY q SeDtsn,Lsr-
4 D. l2S az u O'Clock A. H. 20 show cause Why
such duplication should not be Erzrred Let notice
hereof BE- pubiished in the Washington Law Re
porter and The Washington Herald once IN each Of
three successive weeks before The return day herein
neulionCd-Jhe frst publication 20 b. not less than
Justics- Attest SEAL JAMES TANNER. Reg
ister q Wills fo- the District of Columbia Clerk
of the Probate Court sLEMAN & LERCH. At
torntys- sul5-22z7
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
luruhia. holding Probste Court Estate o. Dolores
Espinosa. decessed No I5fz3. Administrator Deck
20 sS.-Apricatiou having been made herein fCr pro
bate of the last VIII and testament of SAID deceased
and for letters testamenrary on said estate b. Asa
Epps Everett IS ordered This i1tl day a August
A. D. l05. that al The unknown heirs a. law and
next q kin Of the said Dolores Espinoss deceased
ard all Others concerned. apresr IL sald colrt on
MONDAY. the ISL cav q Serremhe-- A. d Do5.
az 10 ociock a. H. % show cause why such apTica-
ticn should ret b. granted Let notice hs-e1t b
published n The Washington Lsw Reporter and The
Washington Hcrad once in each q three successive
weeks before the return day herein u,s-tioued-the
first Publication % be rss than thirry DAYS be
fore said return day- JOB BARNARD. Justice. At
test Isssil JAMES Tanner. Registe- q Wills
.7T the District = Columbia Clerk q the Probate
Court BASIL D. BOTELER. Att'rusy-
auI7 p =
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PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY At PER CENT
On watches. diamonds and ieueIry.
LOUIS ABRAHANS
Bonded h-akFr. s53 Nir-h ST. NJ
Old god silver. and pawn tickets bought for cash
nos-eodtf
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES

Ad-srtiseueu-s fc- The Washingto1 Herald "a
be eft a. the main ot5ce OF al any q The foloVln
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STRAW HATS CLEANED.

We ARE EXPERT STRAW Hat CLEANERS
al kinds of straw hats fets and Dcrbys carefully
and neatly treated; best work u tae CITY. Is 18th
St nv. opposite Bond Bldg u1-Sl- cod
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BIRDS. DOGS, RABBITS. &c.

YOUNG PARROTS. CANARIEs. MONKEYS.
goldfish, rabbits. guinea pigs dogs. cats and best
SznlrGs DlsirfectllE for sll purDoses and fea de-
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WAETED-PROPERTY.

We WANT CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
f-- interested parties IN Nor-h ard Middle West
who UIsa % locate i1 AID near Wl>ii1E-er- AMER
ICAN REALTY COMPANY. WaslirE,on, D. c.
za15-I5t-eCd
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FOR SUBURBAN LOTS.

ENSLEN PLACE SUBJ I;s OF GREATEST
S11-h.-u cts lots -7zI-5 l- s-l l-5 ea-1 SD .-r
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WANTED-HOUSES.

HOUSES Al ONCE VIZ
have rams-r 4 good tenants. from. So 10 So
uu-rh,y- an sections See ROLAND Z. BOOTH.
20 s-h S. NV auc1-y0t
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WALL PAPER.

We WISH 70 SELL OUR ovERsTOCK OF
vail rareT az rerv low sacrifce Cal and see
err ~ocs F. g. NOLTE. sG- 18th 81 nv.
issecd-tf
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DELICATESSEN.

SELECT GROCERIES. FOODsTUFFS- CANNED
goods r-ted meats foreign. domestic fruits: idsas
FOR serving Wedding 1eCspuc1s- A. 4 UNDER
DOWN. 17s2 1slh nv aas-a9-
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PURE WATER.

CRYSTAL ROCK WATER Is FAMOUS FOR rs
purity received fresh daily frcm Chestnut HiI
Va used AID Iad1rsed uy leading physicans Oss-e
81 Lth nv Phone u 6s- zuss7r
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WOOD ANJ COAL

SEPTEMBER Cash PRICES-FURNACE. $50
e-- store nut So uez- s. ALBERT EEOWN-
ING. Lincoln ave and Ssstou ST. ne Tlous y.
-sTl auz-5't
SPECIAL CASH PRICE THIS MONTH FUn-
ulue- $50 sSE- stove. ard u1t, $50. pea. -.
wa ]. HOLMAN. SIS Tth EE. 'PEone y. 75-
su5-5r
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

I WANT CARPENTER WORK: :JOBBTNG: WORK
cheap. F PTRDY. AZ G e. ne auE-2c
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FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS n

nv h-Faaa - -
A11oluilE CHEVY t-zze nd. and within che Ir.-
-rlct Fronting o-lr L#-J lar- H- C.-rac-i-1r 1.t
uGe- I've streets -r-l1r Hl- ard v.-- 20 f.a- t.
sltirr Ere-- -l- -l -lH r-sc- lz -g-i1tia ~ ls.
ir- 1srr--es- q detached -r--e- ard ts--a'.
crested under r- -----1--l-l -lCr 81"
80 -rs dare r- a7srl-- 1r -rc sl..iT-slll q
cit i--f-HEg--l--S lrcl-l--- ~E--s. --1ar. 1aa-
al u-rz7u- sEaeu-e -H r-lr-lzzs1- --HraI iala.
usurs -EFTel 60 -i---a EEa.a---a -1 l- g.
Nu-e- -cICTl--re. HT cal -.- Ilrs ard .uL -----.
Llz-s Aur-- and az------ at gI.- L--l--a-
-HOS- J. FISHER 6 co. G1gE.
-=-.
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FOB sALE-LOTs

EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE LOT. ll1-l5 81
Nslr Arsvle Mansion end l5-l --- ex-cult-
EACADAN STREET & TEANuLITHIC WALls-
BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE
Allr-ss OWNER. EUA -l- Head oe-.
zuZ--f
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ROOF PAINTING.

GENERAL House Painting GTaining Glazing W
h Thomas & Son. lbs n !. ave nE- Ph- IL s5sl
.sl6-f. .u-3lt
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HOW ALLISON ROSE
Late Senator Made Humble
Beginning in Iowa.
BLAINE SAW HIS FUTURE

He Was LeveI-headed, Straightfor-
ward, Industrious, and Compan-
ionable Among Public Men, Attain
Ing the Heights in Congress, where
He Served in Both Houses.
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

ARCHITECT. CARPENTER. AND BUILDER.
50bbi1g upounDsly executed at snort notice drop
postal; VII csIl; estimates ches-fuIly gwen " c
GOODWIN. I5 81 nv vZs-sot Suf
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RAILROADS.
W., B. & A E. RY.
The Electric Line.

DONDA- 4hALh5 bEA " EE--f
AND BALTIMORE
THE BEST WAY 10 BALTIMORE. ANAAP-
OILS u ) NAVAL ACADEMY
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Electric palace cars frum Nhus houSa SLAtion
18th and So NOzThEAsIj.
For b it!mo-s-s5 % 500 81. 90 81. 500. $50.
go. go lel0. I050. 10. and u . a. n LaS
noons Z s. TO - 20. 80 80. 3 3. 80. ~
'sza. $50. ca. go -71o. 80, ~. ~. '4V-o.
ana u - g. H.. daily.
Fer AnBapolis-5-s5 10. So so On. and lsss
a n. ll-o 81 30 So. a. So. s-'0 -. sSo.
and IFS = H.. daily
Indicates local Trans All otaers are limited.
stopping Cz.y ~ Naesl Acsdeuy J1ncLlo1- No Walk
M q hluug q eabs nscsssary-
Fares One way. Round TIP
To Baltl-.o-. 75c as
To Annapolis and T. s.
Naval Academy ---.-------.- &c S-S
AL Il 81 cars u1n direct to White House station
Ticset of5ce az 18th and y. Y ave northwest and
ct Waite House Station. 18th and a 50 NSaLH-
EAST Telepaoae II 7595
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WINDOW DRESSERS.

SEE NE ABOUT YOUR WINDOW WORK-
sign nen- let ne make ycur sigrboardA Sueeus
s1d screen 6oo-s 70 order
D McINROX. 81 uTH ST. NV
S-z--u n. s-9r
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BICYCLE TIRES.

HEADQUARTERS FOR TIRES ALL MAKES.
U-icrn. Hartford Hesser.- and cushion tires
g1a-arteed for one year. Expert bicycle 7epau &c
parrme1t. C. VERNON HALL 90 Z s. nv
aul1eot-eod
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HOUSE REPAIRING.

ORIGINAL HOUSE REPAIR CO.. CARPEN-
tsrs and builders, st1fc fitting and rsodsling; 81
sIaI house re1ziri1g e al kinds estnstes furnished
ROOM 2. s3 uE. 'Phoas u. ~ y7-sot
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SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS.
To AND FROM
CHESAPEAkE BEACH
EFFE1IIEE JUNE =. lss5
eLEJELr 10 CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
NEEk DA1S.
aOING-LT I1sIrllr lane station gZ a. Il.
10 a. 49, - = -. s-sJ ,. r., s-i5 ,. u. I'D
~ b T.
AErUKNING-Lv- Caesageake Bsach. 50 a. IT,.
-,5 p =, - = Il, go p z. sslg = q. aHa
:. ~
SATURDAYS.
GOING-Lv. Dlstrct Lz2e station. So a. Il u-C
a- "a o T. 80 = r.. 5-sJ = T.. 7si5 p -.
30 ?. Il
aEIJESING-Lv. CEasagsazs Beach. 90 a. n
----. b. IL. --o p ~. ol- p -. - = Il.
aL1 lI--5 .
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
DUlNG-LT. U-s-r-- Llle S.z-ill. 80 a. u
-a.v z-- 81. J. u-. -zy p n. - = T., -
. ll-. and ss5 p a.
ElIJRNING-Lv- C-esapsaEe Beach. 20 g. n
80 - r.. 10 y e.. U1s T. r.. 80 = ~. s1s
- -.-. and -o11 ..
PAU \. WATERS, Ge1-n- slanage--
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FOR EXCHANGE.

4 HANDSOME .APARTIIENT HOUSE COST
S-5oo1 VII szelan-er esuitv e SsooI f.r farm
and CRY u-17er-T. subdivision varzu- -1--- l.
y sTERRETT & CO. I-1- y T. ave. agZ-1t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SILL YOUR OLD TYPEWRITER FOR CASH
Tor prompt offer state make and yo-r address
BOX 5 Hs-zI5 o=ce a-E $50
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REFRIGERATORS & ICEBoxEs.

sicCRAY MODERN REFRIGERATORS AND
COOLING ROOMS ARE THE BEST MADE
NELSON REFRIGERATOR CO.,
SO ST y "
So In u s-77-
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CLOTHES CLEANED & PRESSED
FOR sALE-MsCELLAEEOUs.
MULES AND VEHICLES.

Buy YOUR HORSES. VEHICLES. HARNESS.
Sc. a. the cheapest Place n ths city Rates low
e.. everything the best and up 70 date s D.
WATERS & son. SIC Pa ave wv iylLSteod
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR On THA ODD HOUA"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. - sIkEEf. AE" 2okh-
= 20 a. Diuer. Pullman Pzrlor.
g. T. BuceL EariCr- k1Ee-nolr uail-
s. 80 a. L. Ulue- and Pullman Earlor Jar-
liz g. b. DlLll and suLIl4l Ear.lr Lar-
= - D n DIucr and Pullman far.or Gar.
80 ,. m. kCsal Limited A. fall1z1. 5ho1r.
fs1v i "a Cuaches 10 Fal.adelpEla-
s51J D. n Dlner ara pullman EazLor-
's5g J. ID. teaches - SnllaGelLu44-
'lzNt g. o. SlseIerG
ATLANIlC CIfI, no. soo. ru0O q n, TSo,
'szy ,. H.
EN Try HOUR DA IHE HOUR
Meck GAYS. - a r. 70 s51 p nl
80 fl500. -l15 a. n 'Iz1o uoon. flZ15. : %.
sll5. I2-0 80 T3N. So. Ti1o fl-i5. $50.
.'22- S-l ls1-f -o-t h-es -s-SS IN -s~e'
~ ----- ~ Westward. &
CHICAGO. ~. .5-5 D u.
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. ard LOUISVILLE.
80 a H.. -azs = H. rL2-3J ElshL
PIIlsBChGs -s-l5 = u. -. - ,. e. 10
SLEyELAND. 30 pm
tuLI NBl~ $50 q n
MhEELIAG. 80 a m-. 80 p n
NINCEk>i LE. -s--0 - n. f4-o. $50 p n
FREDERICK. 80. I3-l1. s3-l5 a. n. D -. ii7lo.
80 J. r.
HAGERsTOwN. -sl5 g N. $50 p II
ANNAPOLIs. SD. $50. rl-a5 uo0u. 5s=0. 80.
-Daily lE-rce1t sunday ss--aay only
IELELhOAEo a. al the tq--oElrg Ticket Oi-
aces ISL O. s. w.. Main l--- t-s te1ns5 IA
ave- Man --ss Nes ZION stssl1-- tl-Est O1-cs.
aialn s-al- Iutlrluatios y Bureau lialu 80
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-24

The St Johns branch Of the Woman 3
Auxiliary 10 the Board Of Missions, at
Tallahassee, Florida, wishes 90 place on
record ITS deep appreciation Of the great
loss Il has sustained in the death Of its
beloved Rector, Rev w. II. Carter,
who died on Holy InnOcents, 1907.
He was our wiSe counsellor and true
friend, taking a kindly interest In all
matters pertaining 20 our work. He
will be greatly missed by all organiza.
tons with which he came in contact,
but by none in q greater degree than
by the Woman's Auxiliary Of So. Johns.
In the Church, in Mission work, in
Prison work, he was most active and
indefatigable, faithful 90 the end, -
his works do follow him. But, while
deploring his loss, no heart will regret
that he has been called 10 his rest and
10 bis reward.
The women Of the Ste Johns branch
Of the WOman's Auxiliary will place
upon their records the above memorial
20 their late beloved Rector.
(Signed) MRS. r. n. RANDOLPH,
Mrs. l.. A. PERKINS,
MRS. r. n. GAMBLE.
Committee.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-24

Many Conferences HELD Lately and
Something Beaaits VIII be Done.

WASHINGTON, January PA secret
poll of the Democrats in Congress, made
recently, revealed that Of all the Demo
cratic Senators, but three favor Bryan
for President, and Of all the Represent
atives only nine. When Mr. Bryan
comes 70 Washington January 25 he Is
10 be informed by men who have sup
ported him always and who, some Of
them, are even now Ostensibly advocat-
ing his nomination, that he cannot win.
He Is to be told that he is becoming
weaker every day and that It il his duty
to withdraw and allow the members Of
his party an opportunity TO agree on
some man agreeable 30 all factions. A
Southern member Of Congress VINO has
taken leading part in the recent de-
alterations of his party, said that many
conferences have been held recently,
and the men who are 10 talk with Bryan
when he arrives here Saturday have
been chosen.
Ever since the sO-called harmony din
ner, given 10 Bryan here In November,
IL has been an open secret that he Is a
waning candidate. His most ardent
admirers have been forced % admit Il.
Mr.. BryRn's friends will endeavOr 70
MAKE it very plain TO him that revolt is
in the air and that the longer he re-
mains even a receptive candidate the
more remote will become the chances OF
his party % win next November.
There are q few Democrats Of national
repute here who declare that Bryan will
heed the warning, and at an early date
announce his withdrawal. When he
was here two months ago he discussed
with one Of his friends the advisability
Of retiring and supporting some man
who could unite all factions
But most Of the friends Of Bryan fear
he will persist in remaining in the race
because he pretends tobelieve Governor
johnson is the candidate Of special in
terests. Several men who have talked
with Bryan recently declare that the
surest way TO excite him Is 30 mention
the name of the Minnesotian. His rep
here paw the air and begin
20 send kilograms whenever an editorial
showing that there are really
other available men in the party besides
the Npbrnskau
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-24

Culled from II. w. Johnson's last
Apalachicola Times
As there is considerable gum IN ohTa,
General Gilchrist ought TO make bis
boom stick.
No, Franklin county raised sugar
cane are not used for barge poles, but
they would come In handy in a pinch
just the same.
n the Hon. r. Hudson Burr expects
10 do any firing at close range, he
should get busy and secure the sub
stance ere the shadow fades.
And the Hon. Park Trammell Ia TO
try lances with General Ellis. II this
thing keeps up much longer, the Hon.
Park will land somewhere.
Congressman Lamar Is reported a.
somewhat indispqsed Congressman
Lamar needs a little Of the Florida
West Gulf coast sunshine 10 put hiul IN
trim.
General Ellis is doing all in his power
to serve tho people Of Florida faithfully
as a close investigation will prove, and
Floridians will make no mistake BY
keeping him In the Attorney Generals
Office.
Editor Appleyard pays a high COM
phment TO Congressman Frank Clark
when he asserts that he Is never found
in the doubtful column. There is moth
ing small or mean about Frank Clark.
and he is a strong man and fights In
the open.
Your Uncle Jules Solomon says that
things are coming his way. and that he
will be one Of the Railroad Commission
ers Of Florida. There is this much
about Jules Solomon He Is a hard
worker and never says die lsstraight-
forward, honest, and II elected he will
give 'em the best in his shop.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-24
In the Race % STAY.

Hon. Duncan U. Fletcher publishes
the following card In the last issue Of
the Lake City Reporter
Dear Sir-t notice IN your paper Of
January 10, IN your editorial column, the
following There are some politicians
who express the belief that the race be-
fore next summers primary would be
between Senator bryan and Congress-
man Lamar, and that Mr.. Fletcher
would follow Mr. Trammell and with
draw"
/ respectfully ask that you state in
your next issue, that so far az ! am
concerned Il Is before the Democracy Of
the State Of Florida 70 say whom they
wish 20 represent chem In the United
States Senate. When | announced my
candidacy, I stated that ! would sub
NIT the matter before the Democratic
Primary when II will be held II
live, my name will be on the official
ballot@6f that primary as a candidate
for the United States Senate. Thank
ing you in advance Tor your courtesy N
publishing this, lam,
Respectfully,
ID. u FLETCHER.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-24
THE EXPOSITION
WILL OPEN ON 25TH
Governor BroWara and His StaH %
be There.

The program has been completed for
opening same, and interesting features
will mark the occasion. Governor
BrOward and his staff win be present.
besides other distinguished citiEens.
Henry NJ. Flagler, FlOrida's greatest
developer, will also be on hand, and
this distinguished visitor viii be given
a most cordial welcome. The expOSi-
ton gates will be open promptly at
noon tomorrow, January 18th, and the
special program and ceremonies win be-
gin st 2:30 O'Clock. The program is as
follows
Exposition March," composed and
dedicated for the occasion and PLAYED
by Grunthals Exposition Band.
Opening address by Mayor saSFing,
introducing the Hon. n. 3. Br0ward,
Governor Of Florida.
Welcome TO Henry M. Flagler By
Mayor Sebriag and President Henry
Monk.
Reception Of a special wire tron
Theodore Roosevelt, President Of the
United States, read with Introductory
remarks by Mr.. w. A. BOurs.
Address, Jacksonville and It's Fu-
ture," by c. Il. Garner, ex-President
jacksonville Board Of Trade.
Singing Of national anthem by chill
dren from Miss Jacobs Art School,
under the direction Of Nv. Tyler.
Address, South jacksonville Flu
ture, by Judge II b. Philips, intro
duced by Mr.. j. NJ. Barns.
Address, The Military" by General
]. S. Maxwell introduced BY Mayor
Sebring
Address, "JacksOnville's Prosperity
as Shown by It's Postoffice Business"
by D. T. Gerow, postmaster of Jack
sOnville, introduced by Mr.. j. H.
Bars.
Address, The Exhibitor" by John
G. Christopher, introduced by Louis w.
Buckley.
Address, The Exposition lts Good
Work." by John s. Fraaz, introduced
by Mayor Sebring.
Addresses by President Henry Monk,
DirectOr-General Kushibiki, Treasurer
Il. J. Stokes, Secretary MOseT and the
formal declaring the exposition open by
Louis w. Buckley. General Manager.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-24

Colonel Z. n. NJ. Davidson, one of
the old school Of FlOrida's loved citi-
zsns and statesmen, died at his home
AZ Quincy at o'clock last Saturday Of
Indigestion. He was an hOnored Con-
fcderate veteran, having served his
country and his people faithfully and
well In every position, In lie. he was
called 20 filL An elder Of the Presby-
rian church. he was laid 90 rest Sunday
by his brethren who loved him for the
great good ne had done while abiding
awhile among us The lives Of such
men live after their taking away and
continue b bring forth good fruit from
the seed that was sOwn. II will always
be pleasing TO those who yet live that
they knew and had an acquaintance
with Hon. r. n. NJ. Davidson.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-24
% VITAL ImpoFtanca

No other organs Of the body are 10
essential % good health a. the kidneys.
Foley's Kidney Remedy makes the KID
neys health 90 that they win strain out
ne impurities from the blood which Is
constantly passing through them. Com
mance taking Foley's Kidney Remedy
az The tirst sign Of danger. Sold By 81
dTuFEigts
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-24
POSTAGE NOTICEl

II now requires two cents 10 mail and
have delivered all letters in the city.
Remember this and do not mail any
letters at the Tallahassee postofiice
with one cent postage on same.