The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-29

CryStallizod Ginger. T. B. Byrd &
Co. 90
Colonel Raymond Cay, Of Jackson
vile, Is visiting his brother, Mr.. G. A.
Cay. The health Of the gentleman has
very much improved within the past
months 10 the delight Of his many
friends.
Chittenden & Co. are making q spec
ialty Of high grade Children's Shoes. 30
MF. Nathaniel Brewer, Of Lynn,
Mass, passed through Tallahassee q
feW days ago enrOute 10 h,s winter
home at Newport. Mr.. Brewer was
accompanied by his wife and son, Ms
thaniel, Jr.
Buckwheat Pan Cake Flour and new
Syrup. 7. b. Byrd & Co. 30
UNFORTUNATELY for the boys success
this afternoon, the petition that the
merchants close their stores for the
foot ball game was denied because Of
three who refused 10 fiRn.
Wait the arrival OF H. N. Sweeting
from New York. He will show you On
elegant line Of gold and silver ware
atf
DR.. J. CLEMENT ELLIS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Once over Chittenden's Store. Resi-
dence, Leon Hotel. Telephone No. 286.
.86.tf
Mr.. and MRS. james +. Phillips, Of
Jacksonville, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. b. Byrd. AZ Miss Ruby Powell"
Mrs. Phillips was we'll known In TallR-
hassee, having lived here in her child
hood.
ROquefort. Edam and Swiss Cheese.
I. B. Byrd & Co. 85
The many friends Of Mrs. w. ]. Car
penteT will be pleased 10 learn that she
Will spend the week end with Mrs. DR..
". l.. Moor. hrs Carpenter occupied
the Methodist parsonage not many years
since, and will bo welcomed by host
Of friends.
Good board and nice rooms near 10
business part Of town.
27tf r. n. Bradford.
Mr.. George N. Footman, Of CapitoIa,
has paid his subscription 10 The True
Democrat for ten years In advance. Is
there any other man In Leon county 90
generous He doesn't seem 10 be afraid
Of the printer
BeSars Costa, Gibbs, Roberts, Hum
phries, Owens and BoatFiRht were the
six veterans who represented Thomas
B. Lamar Camp, Confederate Veterans,
90 Live Oak last week. They say they
were never entertained By q more gen
erOua, publc-splFited people.
The Leon Hotel management has bee
making many desirable improvements
lately, having had an entirely new heat
ing plant put In and the parlors re-.
painted, repapered and refurnished In
a few days the place will be- ready for
the first Of the many delightful social
functions held there each season.
The fomous two-headed calf, belong
ing 10 Mr.. Martin Sauls, WAS embalmed
for preservation while waiting 10 hear
from some tnxidcrmst who would
undertake the job Of fixing 40 the ami
NAL for exhibition Mr.. Sauls took ad-
vantage of the Saturday crowd last
week 10 exhibit the calf here, and net
ted round sum az ten cents n peep.
Rev. Ira s Patterson aays he had the
largest delegation present In Monticello.
Tallahassee contributed nine, eight OF
whom we're l7dipr, either ono could
have fttinglv represented us. Those
attending were Meadrmes Dr. W. L.
Moor, r. J. Fvnns, 7. T. MIckler, NJ
A. Smith. ! = Patterson. Valetta A.
kinson, J. J. Hodges and Miss Jessi,
Blake.
Mrs Mhrv Bruce Alexander. Ions
timo President uf ihe tlorida Confer
encc Home Niegiau Society. now C0rre
rpoudinR eocretorv md Miss Mabo
Head. Assoc'.fa Secretary. are ex
nerted 70 spend ihr ,voek cnd with MRS
/ T. 8. prtt"rrnv 1f ihc parsonage Mrs
Alexander hr' lrn- lehored In tho Wolf
mission School IN Yhur CITY. Tampa
and was the frrt tc undertake worl
; am0rg nc Ialars IN that city. w,
asfli Doubt fraf fs tnfs,N o.. k.a. g..