The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-30

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Mr.. Hugh Black, q prominent farmer
from the western section Of the county,
and q Confederate veteran, was In the
city Monday TO attend the Memorial
/ exercises.
Anyone desiring 2 quiet home IN
Which 20 board during the summer
would be interested % confer with Mrs.
Florence Moore, North Monroe st., out
side city limits. lott
We do only first class work. Let US
S-tf THE CAPITAL STONE Co.
Abe Dzialynsky, Of Tallahassee, a
former Fort Mead boy travelling for the
Florida Paper Co., Of Jacksonville, was
in town on Tuesday In the interest Of
the above firm. Fort Mead Observer.
Mr.. W. C. Lewis, president Of the
first National Bank, attended the
Bankers Association meeting in Live
Oak. Mr.. G. r.. Lewis, Of the same in
stitution, was elected one Of the vice.
presidents.
8 or 6 doses 1896" will cure any case
Of Chills and Fever Price 25c. 7-l3t
Mr. and Mr.. Thos. II. Hall have re-
turned from New Orleans where they
have been spending the winter and are
now on their Bradfordville farm. They
will shortly go 10 Panacea for the
summer.
The Kings Daughters Association has
just finished making some needed addi-
tiOna and repairs 20 the Silver Cross
Hospital, and are now prepared 20 cX-
tend their usefulness In taking care Of
the sick and needy.
The beautiful line of hand-painted
China carried by r. T. Nicholson, the
Jeweler, 10 becoming more popular ey.
cry day. Come In, let me show you 8
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wideman. Of
DeLand, came up 10 the Capital City 10
attend the reception given ct the Exec
utive Mansion. MI. and Mrs. Wideman
we're guests Of Justice and Mrs. T. n.
Shackleford on Park avenue
Mrs. N. N. Bowen has returned from
q pleasant visit 20 Mrs. H. A. Dyke, in
Jefferson, Ia. Miss Marian Bowen,
who accompanied her mother, will re-
main during the summer, q guest Of
Mrs. Dyke.
The Suits seen on the streets, notice
able for style, nc and finish, were
ordered through Chittenden q Co., and
made by Ed. Y. Price of Chicago. 8
A large empty black bottle was found
Saturday morning tossed out into the
street, Upon IL was pasted a slip Of
paper bearing the words Gone Dry" "
When the vote was announced last
Friday that gave 20 the people the right
10 express themselvee at the ballot box
next November upon the prohibition
question, the water reservoir across the
street from the Capitol was seen TO run
over with JOY
Our first car Of marble will arrive In
a few days. Let as serve you.
9-tf THE CAPITAL STONE Co.
Rev. r. A. Harrison, pastor Of the
Riverside Church at Jacksonville,
preached an able and impressive ser.
mon at Trinity Sunday night. The
minister spoke under considerable diff
Guilty, having sustained broken rib
from a severe fall q few nights pre-
vioua.
Don't forget, II you are subject TO
headache, nervousness or stomach
trouble, that DR.. Armstrong Overcomes
all these troubles by the drugless sys-
TEN. Also Strengthens cross eyes with
out the knife. Ilo can be seen at the
BlOxham May 3D., 7th and Sch. 3
Captain George N. Lynch and Mr.. X.
r. Hall, members of the committee Of
county supeuntendents appointed 10
frame bills on educational affairs for
introduction during the present session
OF Legislature. made interesting talks
Wednesday morning 10 the students Of
the WOman's College,
Miss Minnie r. Neal. State president
Of the w. G. T. Union. Is still In the
city, though she expects to leave IN
few days for her home In Jacksonville.
Mrs. Nelson, one Of Miss Meals able
assistants In the splendid work lately
done by the w. 9. T. u, left for her
home In Miami, Monday afternoon.
There is no economy In = cheap Shoe,
when buyiaR get the best, they are
made BY Hanan a Son and sold by
Chittenden q Co. 3
The True Democrat mentioned last
week that q gentleman had brought q
fne stalk Of oats 90 this Office. Mr.. G
g. Gibbs, who lives just q mile north Of
the city, goes that gentleman q little
better. The former sample was 81
ievt high. The specimen Of Mr.. Gibbs
& Eve feet eight Inches high, and sx-
ceodlngly we'll fruited. The gentleman
has sixty acres In oats This paper likes
20 record such crops. They may induce
good farmers TO Try 10 still further ex-
eel
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