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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-10-29
SAD DAYS
POLITICAL REFLECTION

There are many, many ways OF look
ing at the different social problems
that confront US and it is perfectly
proper that we scrutinize them from
every possible w-point. Once upon
time venerable old professor was
delivering a lecture to score of young
men. Suddenly he turned to where
hung large map of the United States
and upon it marked out an irregular
belt extending east and west near the
center of which was "Old Iowa"
"This," said he, sis the great Corn
Belt of our nation" But that is not
all | want you to note. | want you to
note that this is also the belt of great
est intelligence. The belt of great
mental vigor and the corn belt coin
eide. This was a somewhat interest
ing statement to those who associated
a diet of hoecake and hog with the
listless mentality of the South but it
is not so much matter of diet as it is
the mode of living. The activities
necessary to live in the corn belt are
such as develop a strong and well
balanced mind. Had the old professor
been making q campaign speech would
have raked another interesting truth
into light; viz, the truth that the belt
of greatest intelligence and the belt of
greatest Republican strength coincide.
A little honest observation and rehec-
ton will prove the statement that the
Republican party draws its power
mainly from the belt of greatest intel
ligence. Here is an opportune politi-
cal proposition:-from an intellectual
viewpoint, Guarantee of Bank De-
posts is to Postal Savings Banks as
the Democrat party is to the Republi-
can party. Guarantee of Bank De-
posts is silly child of politics born
when our nation was tossing about in
/ the dangerous stage of political fever.
1t was brought into existence for the
purpose of getting votes and will re-
ceive no further attention after Nov.
3 unless the caliber of the national
mind is narrowed by democratic domi-
nance. Its sdestination is Bryan's
rubbish heay. On the other hand, Pos
tai Savings Banks is child of Evo-
luton, mothered by deep concern for
the general welfare and born during
the quiet hours of earnest reflection. Its
destination is a permanent place in
the revised code of mankind. 1t will
survive that final revision necessary
| to bring the collective laws of man to
such excellence as will meet with di-
/ vine approval. Another peculiar diff
ference between these two great politi-
cal parties is that the Republican
party gets both its intellectual strength
and its voting strength from the same
geographical region; namely, the belt
Of greatest intelligence, while the
democrat party draws its intellectual
strength from the belt of greatest in
telligence and its voting strength
mainly from the Solid South-the re-
gion OF illiteracy. These peculiar cir
cumstances are very significant and
incline us to remark that the educa-
ton OF the Solid South would be a
death blow TO the democratic party.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-10-29
FisCus News
ct your cowbells ready boys.

Get your cowbells ready boys.
Frank knight is working for Ed
knight.
Peter Sorensen is picking corn for
Jack Petersen.
Sarah Scott is busy sewing for Mrs.
Amos Christofferson.
Rev. M. Jensen made trip out to
Jacksonville, Sunday afternoon,
Thorval Jensen put windows in the
Juhn Nelson hog house, Friday.
Soren Justisen took his wife to Au-
dubon, Monday. She is no better.
Andrew Petersen and wife spent last
Sunday afternoon at the home of Ed
Haskins.
Jim Nelson, the clerk at Fiscus,
made business trip to Audubon last
Wednesday.
Remember the meetings at the Bap-
fist church, first four DAYS next week.
at half-past seven O'Clock.
Nels Andersen and j. T. Petersen
returned from their trip to the old
country, Thursday. They say Dem
mark Is fine country.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-10-29
Notice OF Probate OF Will

District court in and for Audubon county.
State OF Iowa, IT,
Audubon County,
To all whom it may concern:
Whereas, On the Sth day of October 1908,
a pIper puTpOrting TO be the last Will and
Testament OF Rachel i. Cole late Of said
by me opened and read and the 18th day of
December, 1908, appointed and fixed as the time
when the same will come before the court at the
December term thereof then to be held for final
proof and probate, AS the duly executed last win
aud Testament of said Rachel p Cole
deceased, al which time all persons interested
may appear aud show cause why the same
should not BE- admitted to probate.
Dated this 18th day of October, 1908.
42-3 CHAS. S. WHITE,
Clerk OF District Court.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-10-29
Notice of Probate of Will
District Court in and for Audubon

District Court in and for Audubon
County.
State of Iowa
Audubon county,
To all whom it may concern:
Whereas, on the 18th day of Octo Der,
1908, a paper purporting to be the last
Will and Testament of Kristen Nielsen
late of said County, deceased, was
filled in my Office, and was by me open
and read, and the 10Th day of Deem
Der, 1908, appointed and fixed as the
time when the same will come before
the court at the December term thereof
then to be held, for final proof and
probate, as the duly executed last Will
and Testament of said Kristen Nielsen
deceased, at which time all persons
interested may appear and show cause
why the same should not be admitted
to probate,
Dated this 18th day of October, 1908
CHAS S. WHITE
Clerk
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-10-29

grass will and does grow equally as w
cherries and all Northern fruit will an
Our county is we'll improved with eqJ
in the best part of Audubon county.
to every home in the county.
MR. RENTER, you can buy farm in Je
you are paying for the same kind OF
produce as much as the land you are
your land will be worth what it is her
corning our lands and county. The m
dare dispute these assertions and bac
one doing SO, bring them to me. We ri
SinCaraI,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-10-29
Notice OF Probate of Will
District Court in and for Audubon
County.

District Court in and for Audubon
County.
State of Iowa
Audubon county,
To all whom it may concern:
Whereas, on the 18th day of October,
1903, a paper purporting to be the last
Will and Tertament of Samuel Coff-
man late of said County, deceased
was filled in my office, and was by me
opened and read, and the 18th day of
December, 1908, appointed and fixed as
the time when the same will come be,
fore the court at the December term
thereof then 20 be held, for final proof
and probate, as the duly executed last
Will and Testament ofth said Samuel
Coffman deceased, at which time all
persons interested may appear and
show cause why the same should not
be admitted to probate.
Dated this 18th day of October, 1908.
CHAS. S. WHITE
Clerk
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-10-29
Here And here
One Bill to be elected
One Bill to be rejected.


Cecil Crane will help Hal May gath
er his corn.
J. L. Fiscus is helping Doc Phipps
gather his corn.
John McNary is running road
grader for Greeley township.
George McNary and Harry Parrott
drove to Hamlin, Monday, housed the
team and started off on duck hunt.
Mrs. Marsh McNutt departed Sun
day for Omaha to visit few days
with her sister, Mrs. H. II. Crosser.
Robert DROPS, of Rochester, Min
nesota, passed a week pleasantly with
relatives in and about Old Hamln.
If the Tammany Tiger and the Sol
i'd South were component parts of the
republican party-well what?
Frank Duvall is shipping in one
hundred eighty-fYe head Of cattle
from Missouri.
Frank Goodwin went to Hamlin on
bob sled Friday and hauled out new
heating stove.
Arblur 1OuWll is very nuCu pI0dS-
edover the result of the land drawing
which gives him cinch on Dakota
farm.
/ believe it can truly be said that
our county treasurer was hit with one
of the biggestand most Shiny of politi-
cal mud balls.
Gordon Story wrecked one buggy
wheel while coming from Audubon on
Saturday night and had to borrow one
in order to get home.
SAD DAYS
Haggard, wasted with her wrath,
October staggers from our path.
Her own beauty she defaced;
Autumn weeps, ashamed, disgraced.
The quiet path along the stream
Where | was wont to stroll and dream
In the sweet silence of the wood
OF peaceful worlds mature and good.
Beneath the cold, damp leaves it lies
Like the dead face of a friend who dies
While to his hand you fondly hold
And sob as you feel it turning cold.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-10-29

A. L. BROOKS, M. %.
CHySICIAN AND SURGEON. Once third
door south OF Russelps store, Audubon,
l wa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-02
Las meuias De sgd8.

81 "Gauloiu" de Paris cusnta una di-
vertids aneodots, po3o oonocida, Bobre L6.
ger, paluquHro de la Opsra, bsjO 81 uegun'
do impeTio.
Un6 noChe rscibi6 an Fecado de cierta
damh elegsuts, que dsasabR hacsrse peinRr
aVFeglaF sl tocado Por 81, puea ibs &
nIiutir an gran bale gus 10 daba en- Las
TuIlsEfas.
La hsEmoSA Hsfi9rs hsbia diBpuento para
"a tDilsts, Cintas decoloF , flores, psTo hR.
bisndo viEto L6geT, HobEs una sillp, laa
medias de Beda que hsbrfs de poneFne saa
noChs, Ia dijo: lQueTeis pasarme vusstraB
msdias, sefioEa2 La DANA obedeCi6 sin
compFendsF, habituada como eRtAbR los
capFichoa dc Bu psluquerO.
Este Las tom6, y como hsbil practice en-
uor auuntos, CON Las msdias fnRa , dslics'
dau compuSo una verdRdela obFR ma est a
ca 81 gensro: la toilette era exquiaitR y del
k0do incompFenaible.
La dama fu6 en- sI baile ls haroiaa de
Ia noCho, Ia FeinR de la feHta, y recibit
numOEouOa CumpIidoB por tan original
RGoEn0.
AL dia Iiguisnte, lIegaban 81 donnie
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-02
IN Animal Monstruo.
81 largo h, alslDz,to unos scnunt, pies.

La bRllons Rzdl no 0s GolRments al ami
NAL mEs gEand0 que oxiGts sino tambi6n 81
mas grand0 que iamGs haya exintido; "a
largo hR RlcanEado unou 80 pies = ERTRB
vecsB un POGO mas. Hay bRllonaB do MAJ
yoFeA dimenGiOne1, pero sAtaB solo sxistOn
sn lSB libHoS y peri6diooB, y adm mismo Dc
Las que "a hlmos msncionsdo, de CRds do
Cena solo una llsga adquiriE 81 tAmsfio
de 80 pi6E. In idea corTiBnta que Be tieno
de Las balIOnR % que Bon Rnimalea togoos,
peEo leg6n Do h8 podi1o yer poE loG mode
los, tienen la elOgancia de nm yacht.
su largo mayor es de 79 pies; la circun.
fsrencia do los hombroB tisne 35 pies; deB.
dc la geparaci6n dc loE l6buloB hasta lol
hombrol mids 81 pies 2 pulgadas; do1ds
10 puntR de la nAEiz hlntS log oioH tisna is
pies pulgadas; d tama6o del cF6neo sB
de 19 pi65 s puIg ada8 poE pi6S pulgt;
daB do ancho; peso dol cE6neo Cd de tone
ladas; largo de Las quijsdan, 81 pi6y; psud
De las quijadaB, tonslads; largo de laH
aletRB, 10 pies s pulgsdap; peso dc Lac miI-
mas, $50 libFag; medidBs 81 tFav65 de los
I6buloG, I6 pi6l pulgadRs; peso de elias,
1900 libEas; peso de lR CaTne, 40 tonola.
u8eS p95O UsA uV64VS 9 6QMS48O49s P9N9 0V -
ViEcSrR, RpFCximado, 3 tOnelRdag; psBo Dc
Ia IangSs, 2 tonsladaB; psBo De la mandf'
bula superior b1EbRB dc Ia bRllOna, tEel
cuaEtos de todelada.
III PESO total de una ballsns e. aproxi'
nadamsnts de so tonsIadaI, y aquellau
uue son extraordinariamente gordss ,
gEandsl debsn pe1ar por lo msnos unaa
SIS toneladan. LoB animRlo1 mas gFandel
del p.uadO que halta ahgEs Is ban delsu'
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sLa gust. /. nd.!s.2 tQuI.r. eIrI.P

Compre una PianOla 6 IN Piano piano.
10 Do lR C6lebFe CASA THE AEOLIAN
Co., Dc NsW York que ha pelfeCCionado
elta instrUmontO haAta llegaF & la altuFa
que Ost6. OuRlquisr persona puede inter.
pTetaE ana pieza de mdaica como 81 fuora
an aFtiata.
Adsmfu, hay iempro pianos de IL como
CidG mRFca PLEYEL Pianos AIemaneU,
pianos WebaTy marca PARIS BAZAR,
sAtOI ditimoH pla1og Eaz6n do SO men
HualGs sin pagaE NADIA adslantado.
Una vista 81 PARIS BAZAAR de Pc
dro GiuHti una cREta diEiiidA aI dOparta'
mento musical pondr6 { las peHuonR1 intO'
resRdRG On pose1i6n de loB datog que Ie
desaeR.
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Ala STta. CarmanCita Sim6 J MuToz
De Manatt.
(CONsFJO9)
HaYald Kidde.
(Dau6..)


Oys de uu yieio que te quieFs mucho
SuB seuCillou cnnssjou, buenR amiga,
Y nunca divides que los viej?B somog
Amigos, muy RmigoH de las nih1E.
iQui6reE amAr Z Diop? Mira On tus ojoU
III vivo FeHpIandor de suU pupilaT,
Y ad6Fa'o On el fondo tFanBpRTsnta
Qus 81 bTillo guRrds dc la Luz diVina!......
QuiaEes RmaF les hoFea9 mira en- Ia cara
III ligsro caFmfn de tuH mejillaB,
J Il rosa pRTtids de tuS labiou,
Y Ia aEucena de tn fr0nte mfsticRl......
lQuisres smsr las SveS que goEj6An?
Euss, aGoucha on tu ACeatO, cuRndO trinaD
Modulando los aires dc ca tierra,
81 aCoFde sonoTo de HuB lirRA!...
QuisFes amRr 81 muudc? pNeg, en- 81 enCio
Rinds culto 81 estudio que ConquiHtR
Con 81 BabeF del hombre, los aTcanoB
Que 10 vida forman, bello snigme!....
Y, poE dItimo, nina, Ei to quieTeH
Tu msnts eugalanaF con Ia poesia,
Contempla en nm eHpejo to miFada,
\, sntonces, " vsrds como to inspiEap6 6.:.
,. S6nches del Rio.
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"a GRAN MODA.

No hay sonora nj safiOrits elegante. que
no adoFne ~ peinsdo con FiEoI On auI dis
tintas formaB. Visnen coTonAa de Fizos
para delante 40 dollar = medic una. Hay
Eizo1 de varios pFaCiog.
Gran suEtido en- abrigoH de iafstan no
gro llamados Monte Carlo deBde ssiB do
liars en- adaIRnts. Son mucho m6s venta
jOSoB que los que Bs han e1tado vendiendo
RhoHR.
OintuFones eIkStioos con puntaE de ace
70 en- negro, bIanco coloFe1 so conts'
vog uno' CintlFones 40 Cabritilla bIan.
Coz , nOgroa con hsbillaB atraB = gin elias
so csntsVos. PsinstRs ina1 iuego1 de
psinetas dc gran novedRd. Todo easo Ros'
Be- de IIegaE q 'Pari1 BazsR" de Pedro
Giusti, FoTtaleER %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-02

MientFaB que EudRs manog golpaaban
& nuestFo 6tfioE JesucEisto, enroScaban
Ia corona de espinRB HobTe ca frente pklida
habia un moz0 que 30 mostraba peFveFBo
8ntEo todos.
AgaEE6 les rama mas eEpinoBa cCn
todRl suU fueHzaa ls hundi6 on 10 elpsHa
OabelleTs do CTisto, dc donde Hali6 10 BRnu
gre en- Abundancis.
Ent6nceB nuestTo SsfioT JeEucriBto RlE6
penoEamente BuA p6rpados, miro lRrga y
fjamsnts ol j6vsn y deBpu6s bsj6 de nue.
vo Bus oioH la TERRA.
EI mo5a tsmb'6 Eodo e. 90 puHo pGli'
do: inCIin6se del monitor de Tam9s tier
nos, tOm6 uno que llsvRba a6n una f .,
uuR FosA paTsoida una gotta de HSngre, y
CON mRnoB auaveG, coloC6 la rama on toFno
de la CabszR de Jes6S.
La rosa se iuclin6 sobFs Ia fFants del
Senior, y bien aBi como uu hslito Ru fra
ganCia fresCR acarici6 aus dSlgadRg C0jAg
Hus pGrpRdos entroceTradoB Y HuE h.
las, cram dulces como bosoB para guH We
mas que ell dRloF hRbfa hinchado.
ri Sth1r Sc satFsmeci6 sus !abios lin.
tisFon un caloffio
PaEo se la conduio fasER dc Ia aombIR
del tribunal, fusra, haCiR LOS CaminoB
b'RncoH de polYo. DsBpu6l 90 le cargo
con 10 cruz, ls CuRl 90 abAti6 Hobrs aus
hombTnB, peSsdR como de hiSTFo.
CRy6 de EodiIlas en- 81 aUelc; paro aofo'
Cand0 an gemido lucho por levantRrBa y
Avanz6 vacilando. Parecfals que Ia car
ga de Ia cHux grRvitaba tode ~ pecho
como nm peso abRumador. Ola 81 ruido
de los paaos de 10 muchedumbEe que CO.
REiR entire 81 poIvo ol Euido de mil pRla'
bras u.tEajantss. Y 81 sol abraHaba. Pc
70 no Vefa m6a que 81 CaminO blanco y
Buavs Bu pRHo, no Hentia mas que el per-
fame de la rosa y los GSperoH dolores bajo
81 RHdoV del sol.
De E6bito, Ii sombFa de una muiOF vino
colocRrss sobre sl polvo aBolesdo del
Csmino , JosdU vic lOa pliOgueI muelleB Do
una lsTga tdnica -
Lsvant6 los ojoU: ante 81 eBisba una
mujsE j6vsn y delicioIs que 10 miraba. Y
81 que no debia nunca amaF las i6veneE,
tsmbI6 y 90 boca tuYo nm aollozo. Con los
ojoB suplicanteE
-"Ohl-gs diio, refteBcR laB haEidaB de
mis- sisnes aTdisntea y pon loG p6tAloB de
tuB manon en- mis- llBgas'.
Los ojoB dc lR muiar, tan bsIloB por no
haber dorado nuncs an sola l6gTimR, Dc
bSiaEon ants ssu mirads: AIz6 10 mAno ,
Eeconocisndo 4 Jel6I cerE6 los ojoB
81 Hinti6 una aacudidada en- Ia corona
90 sspinas cuando miro do nusvo, ID
muieE tenia la rosa en- la mRna; aonrefR
la AoT, lR fJ6 en- au abundants oabAllers
negFR.
HaYald Kidde.
(Dan6')
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lilo tres psquefios biIleteB, escritos por tres
de Bus mas fntima1 amigas suplicRndo que
les prestaFs, aunque solo fuers poR una
hora, el misterioBo mo s6 gus" que ha5fa
uervido q su admirable toi.stte, para GO.
piarlo. La sefoEa les envi6 tres pares de
aus meiores medias de Hedal
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Ex Parts. -6an1aEio Cb0rbOnnier Pa
sGIagMa. Convention de possli6n en- do
mimic.
PoE Ouanto, habiendo 81 LCdo Frank
Antonaanti, preIsntado una moci6n & nom
bF9 del pEomoVsnte, uoIicitando ID conver'
sion On inscription de dominic del Ia ds'po.
9eci6n que tiene "a favor de Lar fnca b.
guisnte.l
''TerF0no Ga d baFrio de EabanR LLAMA,
t6Emino do Rio Pisdra1, dc 43 cue1dau 55
csntfmOl. Colindante poF 81 NoTta con Joa6
Euntaquio Cabrera, Eate con BeIen Char.
bcuni PaBalagua do Hern6ndea, aI Sur
con Jose Charbosnier PRBalsguR , por 81
Ossta Julio P6reE Acoats, Bobra CuYR fa'
a. exists ana cass dc mAdsEaH de 20 vsras
frOnts por is de fando, IuucEita poF pHi.
mora YER en d Tomo SO, dol aEchivo 80.
de Bio PisdrRs. folio Al, On % de Mayo do
1886.
Por tanto, hab'tadosa ogdsnado por 81
Hon. Salvador suHu, juez de lsHta COIts,
que Ia Iolioitud 90 pub,iqua poE tge1 veCss
Conuecutivas en- ''LR CoEre1pondonCia az
Puerto Rico" para que los que % cream
peIjudicadoa puedRn oponeEBe, pFesOntan'
do lR OpoFtuuR demanda, On 81 plazo da
10 dfaB raturAleI, libEo lR pTesante, que
fFmO en- San Juan, p. r. & 10. de Febroro
dc 1908 Pedro Gonzales, secretRrio.
Sva
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bieFto, uon los 'sdinoBauH bFontOuauru5" '
, s.tOI reptiles antidilUVfIRucs I9.gI1 3, Is
O ds S8 t6nclsdlG
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"Bo.i.l Blnr''

El Burtiao "a obiOtoB fnoD pofNcobaIIe,
ron que tisne osts popular y ocrsditado e..
tAbleCimiento 81 msgniiCo. Ultima no.
vedad. ACabamos de FacibiH direCtamen.
fe de Paris una8 tonacillas para rixar el
bigota Ia PAFilian. Con eltRs tanaCiIlaI
ne ahoEEa tiempo y dinero. Tenemo9 e..
psCial guato On ofrseez nuestra numeroua
ClientalR unR infnidOd de obistog de fanta'
liR, aai como objstoa para viajs , murho8
aFtfculos mas az suma utilidsd Nus.
trou pEecioB son bien Iimitadoa. Una yirifo
81 "Boston BnzaE," San FFanci-co 81. "a
GOrt6B J MunfE GaldEsi1 plennmeuts q.
tiRfschos-
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Enla CoEts Municipal de San juan.
Ex Parts.-6an6aSo Cb0rbOnnior Pa
IGIagMa. Convention de poseli6n en- do
n9nie
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Fou6gr,tos 1 s25 con | 2 ruodls.

Los famoBoB fon6gFafos Columbia & .S25
con doCe Fuedag de regalO as venden en-
"El Cielo".
Nusvo auEtido de discoG sspaholaH, fran.
Ceses, americanoB, chimes, turCo8 japonese8
mas de 5000 arscOrdg; nada: con AEFiyi
HeEmanoB no hRy FaspR.
A plazOB msquinaa fOn6grsfoB, niue.
blos, EelOiM &. &, CGmRB, CamaE CRmaE
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-.ABRIGOs de usda , lana para uefo.
Fas = Minis, aOmbTsEou formA JRpcueBG
Ingleaa, 6!timR moda de Parfa; acAban de
Fscibirse en- el eutablecimisnto "El Tel6.
grAfo" San JuBto 12 ysndsn precios
bA'atisimoG.
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FlI'sO d puubIo.

81 que quiera uSar an bonita , alOgan'
70 traj1 cpnfsccionado 4 Ia Ultima moda,
que psBa por la PALMESANA de los
nehaFes J PIERAsy , 90. } pida que 10
dsBpachs 81 dspendisnte lIamado Ramon
Cito, poE Ier 81 mas Himpktico de IL casa.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-11-06
Home is where the Heart Is.

Homes not merely four square walls,
Though with pictures hung and
gilded.
Home is where affection calls,
Filled with shrines the heart hath
builded
Home l-go watch the faithful dove,
Sailing meath the heavens above Us !;
Home is where there's one 10 love,
Home is where there is one TO love
US
Homes not merely roof and room
It needs something to endear II
Home is where the heart can bloom
Where there's some kind lip TO cheer
It!
What is home with none TO meet
None to welcome, none to greet US
Home is sWeet-and only sweet
Where there's one we love TO meet
US.
Charles Swain.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-11-06

w. w. Benton and ]. o. Carter.
formerly doing business in Campbell
ton, Fla, we're arrested IN Montgom-
cry, Ala. on the 10Th inst, and brought
to Mariana, Fla.
Last May the two men made q
statement In writing as to their hnan-
cial standing which so satisfied Mr.
James Messer, travelling salesman for
the NJ G. KiseT Co., Of Atlanta, that
upon the strength Of Il he sold them
a bill Of goods on credit amounting
to $780,
On the 9Th Of June, Messrs. Benton
& Carter moved their stock Of goods
to Opp, Ala, and on September 80
sold out, thus defrauding all their
creditors On the 9Th instant, however,
having obtained from Governor Brow.
ard requisitiOn upon the Governor OF
Alabama for the arrest OF the men
and their return to Florida, Mr.. Mess
er went over to Alabama, located his
men In Montgomery, and brought
them under arrest to Mariana, where
they are now in jail awaiting trial.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-11-06
OBSERVED HALLOWEEN.
A Very Pleasant Event at tAs HOusS
Of Ar. and Hrs. n. L. Bethel.

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All Halloween passed OF very quietly
in Tallahassee. The most noticeable
entertainment given was that Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. L. Bethel at their beauti-
full residence on South Adams street,
where ghosts, hObgOblins and witches
held high revel
The extensive grounds we're decorated
with the conventional lanterns made Of
pumpkins grOtesquely carved, and q
skeleton stood sentinel at the entrance.
Inside the house, so perfectly arranged
for the entertainment Of numerous
guests, the decorations were tasteful IN
the extreme and strictly in keeping
with the traditions of Halloween.
Quaint little ghosts silently received
the arriving guests, who were then
shown to their respective dressing rooms
by two charming young witches. These,
later on, kept the score at the card IA
bles.
Delicious refreshments were served
and a delightful evening passed, until
the nearness Of the midnight hour
warned the guests 20 disperse.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-11-06
TO BUILD A NEW TOWN.
Lands Sold South Of Tallahassee Fer
Larfe Northern Colony.

Mr.. B. NJ. Gates informs the True
Democrat that the Myrtle Lumber
Company, of which he is manager, has
sold to a syndicate large tract Of land
on the St. Marks road, near Wakulla
station, on which will be located quite
q colony of Northern settlers.
Engineers are now there surveying
property and plotting the streets and
lots for the prospective town, which
will be in the center Of the colony. Two
hundred lots will be placed on the mar
ket at once, and many Of them have
been spoken for by families who will
make permanent residents. Capt. Nc
Naught and General Mcknight, Of In
diana, are the promoters of the enter
prise, and L. J. Day, Of Fitzgerald, Ca,
Is the local agent.
The colony will be patterned after
that which settled around and built up
the magic little city Of Fitzgerald.
These people have selected this ideal
location on occount Of it's excellent
hunting and fishing advantages; it being
only six miles from the coast and be-
tween the Wakulla and st. Marks riv-
era. Perhaps there is no superior loca-
ton on the Gulf coast, and it is just far
enough inland to escape thestorms.
Mr.. Gates is of the opinion that with
in a comparatively short while quite a
colony of good people will be cOngre-
gated there.
The company has not yet been incor-
pOrated or the town site named.
The location is sixteen miles south of
Tallahassee.