The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-27

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fobs e Hichois0n's, -
ll1s. ". g. Harrlshas returued homs
from ca exfented visit % points Ia
North Georgia.
BFs. ". 4. Moor has returned from
q very pleasaat trip 70 Panaeea greatly
improved ~ health.
FOR RENT-Six-rOOm cottage, corner
s. Duval end Lafayette Streets. Apply
70 Mrs. ,. d. Wilson. Gilt
Judge J. b. Whitfield left Tuesday
for Connecticut. where be VIII spend 8
few weeks visiting en- uncle and ether
relatives.
We eel Stewart Iron Fencing. none
better. The Capital Stone Co. l6-tf
e. w. Fagnham and Fred Pettijohn,
expert auditors Of Chicago, ere Ii the
city working % the L. q N. Scent rate
ease with the Railroad Commissioners.
G. o. Bowen, the efficient head sales
man ~ the large hardware establish
ment Of Yaeger- Bethel CO., left Sum
day for few weeks visit IN Apalaehi-
cola.
J. Morgan Riddell, General Supsrin-
tendent Of the Atlantic Coast Line,
came % Tallahassee yesterday, travel
iug IN bis handsomely appointed private
car.
Mrs. J. L. Pringle, Of ThOmasviIle,
wis has been the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. G. T0lbert Whitfield, has returned
10 her home In ThOmasville, Ca.
All kinds Of plain sewing, children's
rOmpers, underwear, waists, skirts,
mems shirts and childron's dresses.
Good work and low price. Call on or
address Mrs. r. r. Lee, 77s South Mon
roe street. 23-tf
Capt. David Ellis is spending his va
cation at Panacea The venerable
night Waterman of Florida's capitol Is
nearing his S5th year. but Is strong and
active and we'll able 70 enjoy the pleas
ures Of the seaeoast.
DR.. Armstrong, the Eye and Nerve
Specialist, will make bis regular pro
fessiOnal visit to Tallahassee September
9Th Office at Hotel Leon. All eye
trouble, headache and nervousness
overcome. 26.tf
Wanted, $4,000 acres Of agricultural
land, either virgin timber, turpentine
or cut over. Would also exchange tim
Der and turpentine right 80 years on
GA, 900 acres for the fee simple title on
above described land Also large farms
and groves wanted.
27-it @. w. Carlton, Tampa, Fla.
II you have not started the fascInat-
ing story Of The Black Bag by all means
do So Seventy.fve dollars IN gold will
be given away 10 those who read and
write about 1t best. For full particu-
lars see True Democrat Of August Goth
Sample copies sent free to any one on
request.
The hearing Of the Railroad Commits
sionera W. the l.. q. N. Railroad, for q
reduction of the passenger rate from 4
20 cents, after a session Of several
days in Pensacola has adjourned to meet
again in Tallahassee on the first day of
September, ut the instance of the rail-
road.
Quite a number Of timber dealers
from Georgia met in Tallahassee this
week for conference. They we're H. J.
Williams. Cordele; +. G. Bridges and
4 A. Day tNlbtuhAf ouuu kHNAINlif
Rome; l., A. Morgan. Americas; and
John w. Jones, White Springs.
Mr. j. G. Hatcher. Of TaylOrvilIe,
Lake county, was In the city yesterday,
and appeared before the Railroad Com.
mission in behalf Of better depot facili.
tiSs for bis place. He presented such
a fine array Of argument that the Com
mission will likely grant his request
Judge j. T. Bernard, one Of Tallahas.
see's most AOnOred citizens, has passed
his sOlh birthday. The Judge greatly
appreciated the kindly rememorances
made Of the anniversary by his many
friend5, and enjoyed being the central
figure Of atteiltion on that day from his
family.
Misses Mary Banherman and Leila
Jackson, two OF the popular force Of
women clerks employed IN the dry
goods department Of p. w. Wilson's
establishment, are taking their summer
vacation. Mist Bannerman accompa-
MED her sister, Mrs.. Vim. l.. Robert
son 10 her sunimsr home on Lake Ia
moBiR. Whlle Mfaa Jaekeon will visit