The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-07

Our first car Of marble win arrive il
q few days. Let as serve you.
Off THE CAP1TAL STONE Co.
Stops itching instantly. Cures piles,
eczema, salt Fheum, letter, itch, hives,
herpes, seabies- DOan's Ointment. AZ
any drug store. Linn
Mrs. W. f Dorsey, wife Of Rev W.
r. Dorsey, Of WOOdville, who was rap
idly conValescing from e lengthy illness,
had q relapse Wednesday, and is again
seriously I'LL
Orders and measures taken daily for
spring and summer suits, the bests suits
made By the largest tailoring house In
the country, Chittenden & Co. will have
no other. IL
| The north side of the addition 20 the
county court house 10 complete, ard
fudge MeginnisB has moved his Offices
therein. The south side is waiting the
arFival Of some window and door frames
from an Ohio factory.
largest and most complete line Of
ladies, misses, and children's white
shoes In the city. Chittenden &
o.. IL
u DR.. ]. ]. Grant has just completed q
fine oil painting OF General Robert =.
Lee, which Is on exhibition IN Office Of
The True Democrat. DR.. Grant inheTi-
ted his artistic ability from his father,
DR.. Ino. A. Grant, who painted the
splendid picture of Washington, which
can be seen over the speakers desk In
the hall of representatives.
Mr.. M. W. Marion, Of Marion,
reading clerk in the senate, was in The
True Democrat Office Monday clad in
his heaviest oVercOat and expressed
fear that his big crop OF cucumbers
would be the victim Of Jack Frost the
next morning. But the weather mod
Grated and the gentleman will be ship
ping his product next week.
Y A dinner party at the BlOxham Ho-
tel, given last Sunday by the genial pro-
prietOrs, Messrs. Whittlesey and Watt,
10 q number Of guests, among whom
were several charming ladies', resident
and nonresident in Tallahassee, was
great success. Every delicaey Of the
Ngeason was placed before the guests,
and the hours spent at table were thor
oughiy enjoyed.
IAN exceedingly interesting sketch Of
the Everglades Is given In the May
humber Of The World To-Day, written
/. by Mr.. Daniel A. Simmons, Of ITALIA
hassee. Mr. Simmons became thor
,ouGhly acquainted with the topography
and the natnre Of the soil Of the Ever
gl9des during the years in which he
acted as private secretary to Governor
BrOWaEd, the great promoter Of Ever
Rladea drainage.
The Elks Club entertained Wednes-
day evening in their comfortably APP
pointed rooms on Monroe street, in
honor Of the members Of the LeRisla-
ture. After the comforting Of the de-
gree upon Mr.. lack Fem, one Of Tal.a-
hassee's most prominent merchants,
refreshments Of "Ginger Ale" were
served, and Toasts were given under
,the direction Of the postmaster. Mr..
Herbert A. Williams. The responses
we're quick, witty and eloquent, and the
hourB>Hpod merrily by until past mid
night
4 Mr.. VIM. Devan, Of Richmond. Va,
vice president Of the Historical Publish
ing Society of the Southern States, Is
In Tallahassee. His object is 20 collect
data for and obtain contributors 10 a
compilation Of Southern history writ |
ten by Southern men. Mr.. Devan Was
pnce a Shakespearan actor Of note and
Ne kindly entertained the guests Of the
IsOn Hotel Monday evening, with %.
leceiOns from several Of Shakespeare
plays Those present claim that il was
= treat not often enjoyed.
You should not delay under any cir.
eumstances In cases Of Kidney and
Bladder trouble. You should take |
something promptly that you know 10 |
reliable, something like DeWitt's Kid |
ney and Bladder Pills. They ere I'M |
equaled for weak back, baekache, In |
flammation Of the bladder, rheumatic |
pains, etc. When you ask for DeWitt's
Kidney and Bladder Pills, be sure you |
get them. They ere antiseptic. Ae-
cept no substitutes insist upon getting |
the right kind. Sold by all druggists.
Him
The Junior League had a good meet
ing last Sunday afternoon, Pauline
Wallace leader. Three new members
took the pledge There we're 80 boys |
and 46 girls present. Ofhcers made the
following report Number Of members
on roll, lz5 average attendance for the
month, 70: number Of Leaguers who
are members Of the NJ. y. Church.
South. 80 visits 20 sick and strangers.
43 bouquets placed IN church, % bOu-
quets sent 90 sick, 10: amount raised dur
ing the month, S2l.5S; amount expend.
ed, $2l.64 In the treasury, N4S.
Sunday afternoon the Junior League
will observe Mothers Day." Milton
Smith leader. lie will be assisted by
Russell Miekler, Ruby Byrd Bessie
Temple and Lillias Collins. The key
note Of Mother Day 10 70 honor our