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The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27
\. O. F. DANCE.
Big and Successful Affair at Music
 Hall Last Night.

At Music hall last evening, Court Unity, No, SASS, A. O. F., held their seventh annual Thanksgiving reception and dance. The grand,march was led al 10 o'clock by the presiding officer, Wadsworth Ladan. There were about 800 present and the dance was most successful, The proceeds will go to the treasury of the organization which Is a benevolent one. There was a pro- gram of 30 dances, with music by Mur- rays orchestra.
 The committee of arrangements con- sisted of:
 J. Y Simmon, chairman; H. W, Scroggins secretary; c. A. Murray, treasurer; A. P. Adams. F. A. Hem drlckson, Geo. Mokins, G. P. Brent. S. "A. Young, F, N. Parkus, ]. M, Burgess, Chas. Skinner, John Parker, R. H. Johnson, j. E. Riggs, ]. T. Wilmore.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27

ill and Elma (Miss Van studdiford) is allowed to take the leading part upon her promise to marry the baron She makes a success but Franz appears and breaks mp the proposed wedding bv exposing the baron as having stol- en his opera
 Miss Van Studdiford, Walter Perci- val, Louis Harrison, MT. Mccarthy and Gene Luneska played their parts with credit.
 The best songs were The Butterfly and the Clover" of to Russia and inc duet between Elma and Franz the latter encored several times.
 Just before the song The ButterfiN and Clover" was sung bat got into the house and flew around the stage and orchestra for several minutes It's disappearance in favor of the above song was pleasing to all and the Butterfly ballet introduced In the song was welcome relief.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27
SiSSACUS WHIST.
Several Players Tied for Prizes Last
 Evening.

most successful whist was held last evening hy Canton Sassacus. No. 1. |. q. O. r., al their hall at Crown and Church streets. There were about sixty players at the tables and a number of high scores were made, two players being tied for both the ladies' and gentlemcn's second prizes. After the whist, q luncheon was serv- cd to the players.
 The prizes were won as follows: Gentlcmen's first prize, a pipe rack, D ]. Put2el second and third prizes, a tobacco jar. won by F, r. Culver and a fountain pen by Frank Reyes. The lady's first prize, toilet set was won hy Mrs. W. Fl, Tanner; second and third prizes, cut glass salt and pepper shakers, won by Mrs. Gruber, and a clock won by Mrs. Jones.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27
YALE LOSES AT SOCCER.
Crcsccnts Win by s to ! Score at Bay.
 ridge, I I.


 Bayridge, L. l.. Nov 26 The Yale soccer team to-day put up the best game that has been played this year against the Crescents, the college boys making five points to the home teams eight No other team has scored over two points against the Crescents, For Yale the stars were Captain McNultv, Mckee, Goddard and Beardsley.
 Yale scored first. Mckee making the first goal Tho playing after that was very close, the scores alternating until each team had three goals Then the Crescents scored twice in succession Yale drove two goals and the Crescents ended with three. The final score was s to 5,
 The Yalo lineup was Goal, Hol- brook; right back, White, Reardsey: left back. Timm; right half. More house; center half, Goddard, left half, Bcardsey, Foster; Q. R., Manicc; I R.. Foerster; C, r, Jennings, | L., Me Nee; O. L.. McNulty
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27
W. S. GRASSIE CHAMPION

Cambridge Mass. Nov. 26-W. s. Grasse, of Cambridge, dark horse, won the annual New England ten mile cross-country championship to- day from a field of thirty-four conn petitors Joseph E Ballard. of Prove idence. was second, forty wards be- hind Grassie with Roy Wolton, of the Lawrence Y, M c. A.. and a noted Marathon runner, finishing third. The race was run in drizzling rain and over slippery course Grassie led from the start.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27
AT THE HYPERION.
Burr Mcintosh to Present His New
 Lecture,

Lecture
 Burr Mcintosh, who will present his new lecture. "The United states To-day at the Hyperion next Mon day evening. Is an unusually interest," ing man. When at Princeton, he was the fastest hundred yards runner and hurdlor in all the colleges in the country. and later made his mark as a Journalist in the New York and Philadelphia newspaper world, and then as an actor, Many of Augustus Thomas best character studies were originated hy him. notably Jo Yer non" the mighty blacksmith, in N. c. Goodwins production of Tn M22ou- ra a." Joe the Cowboy" in the Cow boy and the I.ady az well as "CoL Mohorley7 in Alabama" and 'Pnl- d'nncad Wilson when he followed the late Edwin Mayo in that role, have been praised by critics in the highest terms. But it was as the orig nal "Taffy" in "Trilhy" that he will probably he best remembered, Then he was war correspondent in Cuba, during the war with spain, when ais photographs were possibly the most in- teresting that were made hy anybody at that time Later, in 1900, he en- tered the field of photography, and no name Is better known throughout the United States for artistic productions than his. Two years later the Burr Mcintosh Monthly first saw the liz t if day. This publication is univer- sally regarded as the most beautiful plctoral publication in the world and 1t Is entirely the child of his brain
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27
THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY.
Excellent Production With Miss Van
 Smddiford at fhc Hyperion.

Before crowded holiday house The Golden Butterfly made Its ap- pearance a the Hyperion last evening
 Tho first scene is laid in the garden of Patohys villa near Budapestc. Miss Van Studdiford, a chorus girl in the Rudapeste opera company obtains a position as governeSs of Petolfy's daughters Her lover, Franz, a music student of Paris has written an opera and sent it to Baron von Affenkoff, head of the opera company, who puts it forth as his own His star is taken
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27

the love of Sadie Summerville, the pride of the fort and Lieutenant Jones, who Is soldering for excitement. The spectator is kept on the jump all the while watching the dangerous situa- tions and thrilling escapes. The Span ish and typical frontier clements are mixed in the right proportion to give a vivid picture of real action from start to finish, A crowded house expressed great appreciation of thls strenuous drama
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27

Ketchel fight would do, but the belief is that Ketchel would want all the purse before he would enter the ring with the negro. Jim" Coffroth has started negotiations with Langford and will try to sign him up for New Years afternoon. Coffroth made sev- eral attempts to get "Al' Kaufman, the big heavyweight, to tackle the negro, but "Bill' Delaney, who acts as manager for Kaufman, is firm in his stand against negro boxers.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27

Before his bout with Sailor Burke "Joe" Thomas declared he intended to invade England and "clean up" What he thinks now can only be i'm agined, as the Californian middle weight was soundly trounced by the Brooklyn Jack Tar Thomas was too confident and underestimated the fighting ability of his opponent Still he is young man, and should he care to devote time to serious training he ought to be able to go to the other side and win many more contests than he loses.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27

Young Corbett," who has been training for over a month for the purpose of getting into good condi- ton to fight again, has been matched to meet Phil Brock, the Cleveland lightweight, for ten rounds at the opening boxing show of the Southern A, C., of New orleans, on the night of December 12. Corbett will have to be at his best to beat Brock, as tho latter has been fighting well out in California, and besides is a good stiff puncher.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27
BOXING NEWS

Null Bowser had the best of 1t with Paul Moore during the first four rounds before the Nonpareil A, C., at Pittsburg, Wednesday night Moore, however, came back in the last two rounds strong, but could not over come Bowser's lead,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27

Miss Van Studdiford and her capa- ble company will present tho Golden Butterfly" at the Hyperion again this evening and tomorrow afternoon and evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27
,rr,cll
pcnnSylyania.

Praddock Crooks Hurley Bayer Townsend ,.,..,.,......,.,,.. Frank
 Left end. Draper .,s.,.,.rt.,,-,., ..,.',, ,beNenlFN
 Left tackle, Doitrick ....,.,,,,..,.,.. Cosgroye
 Left guard, Marks, COHHens .,,.,,,,..,,,,N Wight
 Center bamherton, Pix. ..,.. Ball. McCollum
 Right guard. baSfOn ,.,,.,..,.,.,,, .b Rourke
 Right tackle, Scarlet ,.,........ McArthur, Crosby
 Right end keinath, Miller ,..... Wood, Gardner,
 Caldwell
 Quarterback. Manior ...,,... Hutchinson, Tydemdn
 Left halfhack Means ,,u,., Move Shcarer Hoffman
 Right hafback, Hollenhack CCaptD.. Walder CCaptD Final score; Pennsylvanla 17. Cor nell 1; todchdowns, Hollenback. Man fer Miller; goals from touchdowns, Scarlet ,; field goal from placement, Move. Referee, Sharpe of Yale. Um- pire, Edwards of Princeton, Field judge. Langford of Trinity. Lincsman, Okcson of Lchigh. Time of halves, ! minutes
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27

Bert Reyes of New York, knocked out Kid Sullivan of Washington in eighteen rounds Wednesday night, at Savannah. The fight was the pretti- est boxing exhibition seen in savan- nah in some time.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27

There is desire on the part of the followers of the prize ring in San Francisco to see sam Langford in
 action, and the promoters on the coast are aware of this fact and they look best men in the country they could procure for a card For an opponent they do not seem to he able to land ?. man that would give Langford q brush The winner of the Papke-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27

Abe Attell, the featherweirht cham pion, who was beaten by Freddie Welsh, the clever English boxer at Los Angeles. Cal, Wednesday night, will leave California in a few days for New Orleans, where he has prac- tically been matched to fight Charley Griffin, the Australian puglist, a ten round bout before the Southern A, c. the latter part of next month.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27

The fight promoters of California will make an effort now to clnch a twenty-five round bout between Fred die Welsh the English lightweight, and Battling Nelson for the light Welsh is one of the most popular fighters in California now, as a result of his victory over Attcll and the chances are that battle between him and Nelson would draw one of the biggest crowds that has ever witness eel a fight in California.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-01-03

WI ~ fR It1lg 1gelhodkst
cn f kll1 VIZ htinoa
tee nenI ~ ~ Altet Tn1s1gy
tlorh|ne ne ora Hev. Ira g. Pat
on and Rev. J. b. Woodward, viii
- nasisted BY the Florida Conference
eg4nftllst, hteg. @. O. Cecil, whose
work throughout the State has called
forth commendation wherever he has
lebored
The services Of an evangelistic
sipRw win be secured, II possible.
fA p ministers and members Of other
dahQ hlinations IN Tallahassee are in-
YitpA 70 cooperate in the work, and
eHAro sn the results, the purpose in
ylEW being the salvation Of sinners and
ed3pcatlon OF believers.
SERVICES daily. 3 p. m. and 7:16 p. m.
Ina 8. Patterson,
II Pastor In Charge
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-01-03
Admlnistrator,s Notice.

4 tieo Is hereby given that l. the undersigned.
W a. Domilly, Administrator Of the estate OF
Harriet X Stayner. will present my accounts and
florida. and ask for q final discharge a. Adminis.
traitor Of said estate. six months after the date
hereof.
This I'd day Of October. A. D. 1907.
W. A. DEMILLY.
Adn1istIatOr Of the estate Of Harriet Il. staynsr
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-01-03
Rer CIV TAI cellartsr.

hereby annOunes myself a. q candidate for
re-eloeta1 60 ths 0fes Of City Tax Collector Of the
City Of Taiahaasee Florida, subject TO the action
Of TIE City Delnocratic Primary.
II elected. pronniae TO continue 90 do my beat %
make faiihfal and oiicisnt Collect0r.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-01-03
Yer CITY CisTR.

To the voters Of the City Of Tallahassee. Florida
hereby announce myself a. a candidate for re-
election "a the once Of City Clerk Of the City Of
Tallahassee FLORIDA, subject 10 the action Of the
City DemOyatie primary election.
thank tho voters Of the city for support In
past elections and viii appreciate their support IN
this one.
A. n. WuIIANR.R a
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-01-03

In the Circuit Court, Second Judicial
Circuit. Leon County, Florida
Ella b. Chaires. Plaintiff. vs. s. ID. HiRhtower,
Jr.. Defendant
To g. ID. HightowsT, Jr., Defendant and all other
persons interested IN the above suit
You ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
writ Of attachment has been issued against
you ana your PIODerty attached 20 satisfy the de-
Tnand Of sid Piaintih. amounting 70 two hundred
and hirty-tWo dollars.
Nov. unless ypu shall appear before the Aad
Court IN and for said county, az Tallahansea.
Florida. on the second day Of March. A. ID. 1905
judrmsnt viii be entered against yOu and your
property sold FOR the debt
Dated this a6th day Of December. 1907
ELLA h. CHARES,
A-zm Plaintiff.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-01-03
Var cIar Ynr An.aaaor.

hereRy announce myself as a candidate for
re-eseetion % the Ofhce Of City Tax Assessor Of
the Ctty Of Tallahaaseo, Florida, subject 70 the
action of TIE city Democratic primary.
Ihanklnk ny friends fOr the support tbey have
GVen me in tbe best respectfully solicit the
in the conning primary.
W n CuAHcEV
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-01-03
HORSES HuN

] have Just received a car. load Of ex.
ira good Kentucky Horses and Mules,
which am selling at the best prices.
See me before purchasing.
39-tf e. A. SCHOENAKER.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-01-03
The PieaneSt Han In Town

is the one who always wears a frown, is
cross and disaRreeable, and is short and
sharp In his answers. Nine cases out Of
ten IT'S not the poor fellows fault, it's
his liver and digestion that make HIM
feel 50 miserable. he can't help being
dieagreeable. Are you in danger Of
getting into that condition? Then start
at once taking Ballard's Herbine for
your hVer--the safe, sure and reliable
vegetable regulator. Sold by Hardee-
Smith Co.
We have received Christmas edi-
tiops of the following papers, all ."
which are monuments to the progress
siveness of their editors: Tallahassee
True Democrat, Jacksonville Times
Union, Jacksonville Metropolis, De-
Soto County Advertiser. Pensacola
Journal Pensacola Evening News, St.
Augustine Record.-Chipley Banner.
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for
coughs, colds, Group and whOoping
cough grows in favor daily with young
and old. Mothers should keep. IL on
hand for children. II is prompt relief to
Group. It Is gently laxative, driving
the poison and phlegm from the system.
II Ia simple remedy that gives imme-
date relief, guaranteed. Sold by Cobb's
Drug Store. "3
OF the papers ia the smaller cities
of the tSate that blOssomed cut in
Christmas numbers, the Tallahassee
Democrat and the Gainesville Ele-
vator are among the handsomest that
have come to our table-DeFuniak
Breeze.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-01-03
NAV, SEED OATS.

LimiSsd SaPply, at 50 cents per hIshel
for the present 80
35-tf FULLY & YEAGER Co.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-01-03
OFFfCfAT RE0 0EsT.

To the Gas Users o; the City Of Talla-
hassee:
We, the undersigned members OF the
City Council of the city Of Tallahassee,
Fla, az earnestly request that you do
not pay your December bill for gas TO
lAe Capital City Light and Fuel Com
pany until the Council advises you to do
50. We would like for you not TO pay
any more bills at all for thelpresent, as
we consider Il ar outrage and injus-
tieo 90 you for the gas company to try
to make you put up with such poor gas.
There are two ways to make the Capi-
tai City Light and Fuel Company furn-
isll gUod gas; the first is for the gas
users to refuse to pay the bills Of the
gas company, and the second Is for the
City Council to tell them that IL they
do mot furnish good gas, they, the City
Council, will revoke tnsir charter.
This the City Council has done and we
expect 20 do what we said we will do.
It 81 true we would like TO have gas but
we can get along without 1t, as we
have practically been doing OF and on
for some time. Now II the gas com.
pany WanIs to keep on doing business
in Tallahassee they must give the gas
users of Tallahassee good gas, and we
ask you TO help the City Council in its
fleht Tor good gas.
II you win help there can be out one
Of The two results, good gas or no gas
company Il Is up 70 you to say which
you want.
tsigned) G. b. LEWIS,
8. d. CHTTTESDES,
8. @. JAMES,
f. CLIFFORD MOOR,
A. G. SPILLER,
~ j. d. CAY.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-01-03
Announcements.
Ter Mayor.

announcements will be published under this
heading at the usual fee, in advanced
Fer Mayor.
respectfully announce myself a candidate for
Mayor Of the City Of Tallahassee. subject 70 the
action Of the coming Democratic primary.
r. &. GILMORE
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-01-03

II trust this may be read by many
sufEerors from kidney and bladder tron-
BIZ Writes Mrs. Joe King, Of Wood
mne Texas. 81 suffered fopr years and
could hnd nothing 10 give even tempo
rary relief. Our druggist af last induced
me D try your 30 days treatment Of
PinpleB Tor 81. This one bottle has
cured me and money could not buy the
value it has been to me. Guaranteed.
Sold by Cobb's Drug Store. "3
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-01
NEWS OF MANHATTAN DISTRICT

mine has resulted in the conserving OF
several hundred sacks of picture ore
This quartz Is now in storage awaiting
its turn for treatment at the plant of
the Nevada Milling & Ore Purchasing
The ore tonnage from the
wolftone which will make up its initial
consignment at the plant mentioned is
but nominal in comparison with the
enormous Tonnage Of high. medium and
low grade ores exposed in drift and
stope. Not a little of this quartz shows
free gold In quantity and viii rival In
value any ore thus far mined In the
camp. The management of the property
is ultra conservative. however. and Is
disinclined to boast of the worth OF its
mineral deposits: considering the avid
ity with which certain other operators
babble of mine riches the reserve of the
wolftone people is somewhat in the ma
ture of a blessing.
With two milling plants in operation
and a third about to get action. Man
haitian is to be supplied with even
further ore reducing facilities. A few
davs ago the stamp mill formerly In
use at the old silver camp of
was removed here and is now being
erected on the Blackboard claim. adjoin-
ing the estate of the Seyler-Humphrey
Mining company. Local capital is back
ing the enterprise. The mill will be In
the market for custom ores. While on
the subject of milling facilities 1t Is well
TO mention that the lessees of the plant
of the Ore Reduction & Re-
fning company will Immediately double
its ore treating capacity. This Will ne
cessitate the installation of two more
batteries of 5 stamps each.
II Mineral Hill acreage does not de-
velop into a mine of first magnitude
within a sixmonth the mining men of
this section will be greatly disappointed.
No property in the camp ever presented
more pronounced indications of getting
regularly and ~abundantly productive. To
all purposes Mineral Hill is now a mine.
The drift at the 200-foot level has been
run west on the ledge a length of 100
feet and is in values all the RAJ The
vein matter averages Z feet in width
and carries a pay streak varying in
width from 2 to IL inches that yields
a gold content of from s24 to s109 the
ton. The quartz is heavy with ~sulphides
and shows a little free gold.
A run on several hundred tons OF
quartz from the Rose-Nash lease on the
Mo No. 4 claim of the Union Exten-
sion Mining company is now being made
at the plant of the Nevada Milling &
Ore Purchasing company. The ore will
probably average about s25 gold the
ton. A strike of s inches of from 81 to
Sc per pound rock is reported at this
lease. This find Is of such very recent
date. however. none of the picture
quartz has been thrown over the dump
to the raising of the grade of that now
going to stamp. This lease is beyond
question one of the very best in the dis
trict and may be depended upon to be
regularly productive during its life.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-01
MINING NEWS FROM GOLD RUN

At the Adelaide work is going on
steadily with the same force of men and
a large tonnage of ore is being hoisted
and hauled by the narrow gauge rail-
way to the mill. The Adelaide is the
old standby in the Gold Run district
and is owned by the Glasgow & West
ern company that is operating the big
milling plant at Golconda.
Argall & McGafin are running a tun-
mel on the Lila group to tap the ledge
at a depth of rs feet. On this property
where the location work was lone there
IS a good showing of ore in a ledge chat
is traceable for a long distance on the
surface.
Crandall & sherwood are sinking a
5o-foot shaft on the Kangaroo claim.
They are now down 20 feet and the ore
being taken out pans well in gold
In the long crosscut tunnel on the
Nevada Central property the east ledge
has been cut. This is the vein from
which the large amount of lead-silver
ore was extracted and shipped to the
smelter. The crosscut tunnel cuts the
ledge at a greater depth. giving a large
block Of stopping ground. On the dumps
of the Nevada-central there Is a con-
siderable tonnage of ore which will be
shipped later.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-01

Eyraud & McGaffin, who are leasing
on the Leadville. are taking out good
ore. They are running a tunnel on the
property and the ledge is of good width.
On the Fairview. where leasers are
working. the incline shaft is down 40
feet and good ore is being hoisted to
the surface. There is now on the dumps
o fifteen ton of ore that will pay
to ship. As soon as the ore is extracted
the leasers will make "a carload ship
ment from the Fairview.
At the Black Diamond. Thomas Ma
jor is installing a horse within on the
shaft. which is Town to a depth OF 60
feet. The shaft was sent down on the
ledge and some nice bodies of ore have
been in doing the work. AT
so feet the ledge was crosscut to the
hanging wall and the ledge matter
shows a width of eight feet at that
point AS soon as the within is installed
Mr.. Major states that work will be re-
sumed and the shaft sent down to furth-
err depth The Black Diamond is among
the best properties in the Gold Run
basin and has produced a large amount
of ore and the owner has received good
returns from the smelter.-Humboldt
Star.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-01
GoLDEM

A rich strike of ore. panning rich in
gold, was made on the property of the
kawic Consolidated recently. says the
Tonopah Miner. The main shaft of the
cotter mine reached a depth of ESQ feet
and struck water. The shaft follows
the vein on the incline and has a YER
teal depth of IT'S feet below the surface.
The encountering of water at this depth
means much to the district. as II shows
that water may be expected in the other
mines at a depth of bout 200 feet. This
VIII save the present long haul Of water
and will materially reduce the operating
expenses. The fact that the ore carries
~sulphides and free gold at water level
proves the permanency of values in
depth. Several other companies have
their intention OF sinking 10
water level. and the Golden Arrow Min
ing company will resume sinking as
soon as the hoist now ordered is in
stalled.