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Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-18
SUGAR Broker Found Dead

LONDON, April 17.-Caesar Czarni-
kow. a sugar merchant, was found dead
in his bed ip London this morning. Mr.,
Czarnikow was said to be the biggest
sugar broker in the world. He had
branch houses in New York, Liver
pool and Glasgow. He was in his of
flee in Mincing Lane until o'clock
yesterday evening. and retired last
night at his usual hour in good spirits.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-18
FlRE-ENTRAPPED GIRLS
GAIN STREET SAFELY

NEW YORK, April 1I.-Fire in the
Empire building at Broadway and
Blocker street late today entrapped
125 girls working on one of the upper
floors All were rescued, however, the
elevator man in the building running
the car repeatedly through the smoke
and flames and carrying the young
women down, others fleeing down the
fire escapes, reaching the street un-
harmed. The fire was quickly eXtin-
guished and did little damage.
At the present rate the excavations at Pom
pen will not be completed until the year 1870
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-18
Failure Expected

PUEBLO. Colo, April 17.-F. B. F.
Rhodes, superintendent of the zinc
smelter of the American Smelling and
Refining company in this city, said, on
being told of the failure of the Lanyon
company. that he had looked for some-
thing of the sort among the smelters
of the Kansas and Missouri districts
because, first, they had been paying
a. greater price for zinc ore than smell
ter officials in the west believed was
warranted by existing circumstances.
Mr.. Rhodes did not think that the
receiverships would do injury to the
zinc industry in this state. He said
he doubted whether the Lanyon COM
pany controls 40 per cent of the zinc
output, as has been alleged.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-18

eonpany the hrst
Broadhurst called
the Belasco, the most remarkable
memorable Performance weeks the
perform
they tried
admittedly play Up date
acty9 1855
numberof single dissent
has been
constructed
THE DOLLAR MARK" this critical element has
been lacking,
he man of he
TOMORROW that
performances
what is positively the greatest play of
of this Mr. Broad
like this onecertainlY
MARK finished succession
in Will
syndi-
cater prices. through with
this oppoun-
this wordrecord breaking play
play is MARK"
REMEMBER S BELASco THEATER
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23

A great many people who have
trifed with indigestion, have been
sorry for it--when nervous or
chronic dyspepsia resulted, and
they have not been able TO cure It.
Use Kodol and prevent having
Dyspepsia.
Everyone Is subject 20 indlges.
ton. Stomach arrangement follows
stomach abuse, Just as naturally
and just as surely as a sound and
healthy stomach results upon the
taking OF Kodol.
When you experience Bourness
Of stomach, belching OF gas and
nauseating fluid, bloated sepsation.
gnawlng pain In the pit of the
stomach, heart burn (so-caIled),
diarrhoea. headaches, dizziness or
chronic tired feellng--you need Ko-
dol And then the quicker you take
Kodol-the better. Eat what you
want, let KodOl digest II.
Ordinary pepsin dyspepsia tab
let's" physics, etc, are not likely
20 be Of much benefit 20 you, In
digestive ailments. Pepsln Is only
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23
FOFecIosUfs Sale.

UNDER and bv viytu, oi sdecree Of forsclasur,
rendered on tho iEt day Of January, a. D. 1909. -
the Circuit Court Of the SecOnd Judicial Circuit 81
Florida, IN and for the county Of Leon. III Chan
wherein Ralph B. Bnticrloh "A complainant and
Saundera burnett and Lular Burnstt are defend
ants. viii eel at public cutlery 10 the highest BID
der Tor caah, heforo che cOunty court house door
In the city Of Tallahassee. IN aid county. on az
p day Of August A. u. 1909. between the hourl
% oclock q. n and o'clock p. M, oil that eor
tam piece o. parcel Of land situated. yinR and b
Ing IN said county % Leon more pariiculaFlg
known end described a. followE.s tO-Wits Tha
southeast quarter 90 81 the northeast quErtap
(Al Of section twenty f20l IN township one south
Of rsnge one sast, eontaininF forty ltol acres
more o. leaa. Purchaser b pay Cor deed
This S0th DAY Of June, A. b. 1903
ALExAHDEa "A. WIiIIAma
tb-bW Special Master IN Chanczrv.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23

UNDER and b. vlrtue 81 . writ 81 onseutif a
issued 90 tbs lbth day q June. "A. - ieoo. cat ~
The Court % Couuty Judge In and foF Lea even
~. Eiorlda. n q certain caune pfndlna therein
wherein Logis q Yaogor, doinT bnainea. unirr
the name u TallahHareo Lumbor Yard, = nInins
tih. and Cyrus Reed n defendant I have hVisf
upcn and win eel a. pebble cutlery, o. The hlahtat
el44NIs JOY fAAnt p4ioIa NE Nl'AutN eN1ft nouaN
uouf, iu the city ~ Ialahanata IN aeid county o.
The ~ DAY q August. "A. y, 1893. hetween tha
hours 81 ~ o'clock a. ~ end u'cIock ,. ~. ~
that cefiain peCu parcel % land. altualed tina
and heiuF In the Faid city u Thllahoa1cf. mere
paFticularly known ard dtecribed O. fcllowa 10
We lot fumtCrci Five 49, aeroIdlnn % Eurtrr
~ OVcrtun BtTn8rd. q lot kumbefod Fifiy ltol.
IN the North West Addliiou Of bald city. ala iof
kunbertd Five t6l being eif ny ttol lngi ffuni.
funninq eaft and Wcai. and half ca ~ the dfnfH
81 tka tah Lot kuubeftd Elftr lt1l. runnlnn
This Soth dsl IS 1una a. p. itoe.
y. p = hou0IruH,
4 f-fu hhuiN 81 ~ ea1nlf
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23
fa5v
NOTICE.
Ill OF SCROOL LANnS.

TALLAHAHaEE, FLonIDA Juno ~ ioo9
The State BoaFd Of Education az FirFidn wlIl
eel 70 the haheat and beet hiddeF. fog sa1h. thn
following DESERVED landa, ard beinn 4 ua,a %
Ds8Oto county. FioFida; Townships 81 81 IN a.
IN RanEs % containlnH Leo acres.
Prom the date u the Arst Appearance q thla
notice until twelve o'cioek nuon, Tuesday, Augunl
ard. 1903, nealod BIDS win - FeosiVed 81 Alhort
W, Gllchri.t; Prs.idsnt q The Stats hoasd 81
Education e FloFidA
AL BIDS must - addreausd b Alhsrt W. on.
christ. President % the Stats noaFd 81 Elueniion
% Rlorida 1ud MARRIED Sealed BID foF ths Pr
chaae Of School LandH
Thf State Beard = Eduoatioa reserves ths risht
% Tciect any o. Ell bids.
BY order u the Stats Board u Edueatioa. a.
Juns i7th. 1909.
ALnEHI W. GncRalsF. PsoaiasnG
iebw W. n. HOLLOWAY. Secretary.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23
NOTICE.
To All whom L May Concern.

To All whom 10 Nay Concern.
NOTICE Is hereby given that IN uecordance
~ With Section o. Chapter G696. Laws Of the
State Of Florida, the board Of County Cummir-
lionors Of leon county, FLORIDA. will meet with
The cOonty assessor 81 taxes Of Enid county 81 the
Office Of the clerk II the circuit court at the c0un
y court house. IN the city Of Tallahassee. Flori-
"a, on Monday. the second day o. August. A. D.
1904 " 10 O'clock n. m. and remain IN session a.
onR thereafter a. Il neooasaF, for the purpose OF
hearing complaints and roceivinR testimony as 10
The value 81 any property. real personal a. fired
b. the said county asses r Of taxes. and Of peF-
fecting. rsyieWinR and eQuallEinE the assessment
roll Of aai county for the year A. D. 1908.
The tax roll for the year 1909 was not complete
and ready Tor the Board their meeting which
waH holden On the first Tuesday IN July. h,t e.
the legal postponeinent In the publieation 81 the
above noticr. j. w. COLLINS,
Chairman Board County Commissioner. Leon
County. Florida
HENRY II. FELKEL
Attests-Henry r. Felkel. Clerk Board County
Cgmniis.lgnerl, Leon county, Florida.
-~~S~-~~~-~-~1~-~~e~e~-~~
Still hearing OF those Adler'S kid
gloves sold 10 ladies' for house and gar
den use by Chittenden 4 Co. for b0etS
per pair. %
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23

When the newsgatherer was ad-
mitted, one of the first visitors, to
che old house recently bought and
cited up by the Historical society,
he was able to get full column OF
interesting information for the next
issue Of the paper.
Doesn't seem to me it'll be safe
for folks to 60 to the old Parker
house WITHOUT they take some pre-
cauti0na," said Samuel Hobart, the
village Wag, when he had finished
tho reporters account Of what be
had seen. 'Iem Colburn had q
pretty nsrrer escape by what be
BELLS IN this paper"
what does he tell ?" demanded
Mrs. Hobart.
STU read it out" said her hus-
band and proceeded slowly:
'On first entering the hall the
ridt0r's eye Is caught by a long
sword over one side Of the mantel
md then drawn to the old fiintlock
ga the other side, after which IL
naturally falls on the mantel itself
from that to the old brick tiled
hearth
Nov, II LENS eyes can stand
KIND o. treatment they nust
pretty tough. "-YOuth's Com
'en.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23

a partial dlgester--and physics are
not digesters at all.
Kodol Is a perfect digester. IL
you could see Kodol digestingevery
particle Of food, OF all kinds, IN the
glass test-tubes IN our laboratories,
you would know this just as well
as we do.
Nature and Kodol viii always
cure q sick stomach-but IN order
10 be cured, the stomach must rest
That Is what Kodol dOes-rests the
stomach, while the stomach gets
well. Just as simple as A, B, Q.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23

OK months after date. a. adminlniroiria u she
present 20 The county iodes u leon couaty.
llurIda. my Gnnl accuunt ard youchafn. And
then ash for q Anal dneharFp lram de admins.
tration u aid estate. Many n PIcHARn.
lnlA llal. 49,.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23

90 % your druggist today and get q dob
lar bottle. Then after ron have used she
entire cohfeuta Of the bottle ~ ron can
honestly say, that a haa not done you any
good, return the bottle % The druggist and
ton OF delay. We will then pay che dru0s
Riat for the bottle. nun't hesitate, All
druggists know THAI our guarantee a Food.
THIS ofier appliea - the large bottle only
and % but one In q family, The large bot.
cent bottle.
Kodol Is prepared az the laborar
tories Of p. @. Dewitt q Co., Chicago.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23

taa erllisa Nasanu.
hemaa Bruce ives descended
dom King Robert Bruce Of Scot
lerl ard Was only g child when be
saeeded TO The title Of Lord Elgin-
t preparatory studies were made
Harrow and st The Westminster
school, and he then vent to the
ch university Of ST. Andrews.
tn here he vent to Paris to study
rnat0ual Law and then proceed
q b Germany 10 learn military sci
cree.
This long and careful education
p Sc him FOR his high duties was
than considered as completed, and
Lord EIgin entered the army and
rose 20 The rank Of general. But
hi1 studies had developed q taste for
dipl0macy, and he left the army and
vent 70 Brussels as envoy, then to
Berlin and finally, IN 1893, 10 Con-
santinople as envoy extraordinary
e The porte. At this court Lord
EIgin remained for three years.
Daring this period the idea spggest-
q itself to him Of getting posses
sion Of some Of the treasures Of
Greek art ct Athens to transport
them TO England.
AZ an expense Of more than
$850,000 be was able to get many
81 the most beautiful and valuable
81 The original marbles Of the Par
thenon, the work OF the great sculp-
tor Phidias and his pupils.
The English nation bought this
remarkable collection, paying the
Earl Of Elgin only $4,000, so he
practically contributed $4,000 to
the British museum, where these
marbles were placed in a special
apartment known as the Elgin room.
There was a great deal Of bitter
feeling when these were taken away
from Athens, and the earl was called
a "yandalp and almost a robber. |
Many English people deplored their
removal, and Lord Byron was par
ticularly sarcastic in the matter.
At the time these we're taken |
from Athens the splendid ruins we're !
bang sadly neglected. Their re-
mogal created a desire in modern !
Athens TO preserve her monuments,
and since that time the Greek ar
choeological society has made ev-
cry effort to guard and protect the
precious remains Of the glorious
period of their country's history.
While there is a distinct loss in
not seeing the Greek marbles in
bheiT original positions, it is GER
family a privilege for the English
people and visitors from all parts of
the world to study them in the Brit
ish museum and to have the valua-
bic plaster casts Of them which we
have in our art museums.
The horses Of the frieze in the FL
Sin collection are marvels of light
ness and lifelike form. The veins
on their faces and legs seem to be
actually distended with the blood in
circulation. They seem to move
and to roll their eyes.
So long as there is love for ar
tistic work and a reverence for
genius the Elgin marbles will be
counted the chief treasures Of the
British museum.-Bost0n Globe.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23

w. A. DEMILLY, County Tax Collector
TALLAHASSEE FLA, July 2 1909 1a5w
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23

bert pills made are DeWitt's LIT.
~ nisers, the famous little liver
They aro small, gentle. pleasant.
~ ~ asnEGisSs i9BW
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23
Notice

NOTICE putHs
d n Euh hf q y % pay
saat
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-23
Better Not Get
Dyspepsia

II you can help It. KOdol prevents Dyspepsia, by
effectuaTy helping Nature to Relieve Indigestion.
But don't trifle with Indigestion.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17

When you have lost or found anything,
telephone an advertisement TO The Wash
ington Herald. and bill viii be sent you
at 1 cent a word
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17

the celebrated Sir Conan Doyle and pre-
scented here for the first time. with the
original Irving costumes, scenery, and
accessories: Sewell Collins gay little
New York gambOi. Asleep at the
Switch" laugbable revelation Of hu-
norous hotel life: Stuart Barnes, 'the
Chesterfield among monologists." comic
ally queTing Does it pay?" funnier than
Susan Van Dusen:" the charming comic
opera comedienne, Jeanette Lowrie late
prima donna Of Mays Lamb and other
musical comedy hits; the famous La Vive-
CimarOn trio. In Imagination" Jack
Horton and Nile. La Triska: Carbrey
1 Brothers, and the motion pictures Of
Russian Cavalry ManeuveTs. The ad-
vance sale OF reserved seats opens TO-
morrow.
David Montgomery and Fred Stone
/ the Tin Woodman and the Scarecrow
respectively, in ~The Wizard OF Oz"-and
Who were seen at the New National
Theater last season in The Red MIL
are TO return next week in this greatest
Of Victor Herbert-Henry Blossom music
fun shows
Starting Monday, January q, lovers Of
sensational thrills. enhanced with soms
good specialties and interSpersed with the
proper amount OF pathos and comedy
win find a good afternoons or evenings
entertainment al the New Academy
| where P. II. Sullivan viii present for RI,
first time his latest comedy-drams by
Theodore Kroner. The Outlaws Christ
mas
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17

While you think Of il. telephone y0ul
Want Ad TO The Washington Herald
and bin viii be sent you at ! cent word
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17

Bertha kaliCh viii return 10 town next
Sunday 10 begin rehearsals on the fol-
lowing Monday FOR the early resumption
% her tour in The URbroken Road.
which is a play from the pen Of q mem
Der OF the faculty OF the Wisconsin State
University. Mary Mannering VIII lie
idle until she has secured a play 10 her
liking The Messrs Shubert offered TO
continue her route IN The House Of
Cards over a circuit Of one-night stands
The actress chose TO return to New York
and wait until something better turns up.
Nine. KaEch has been booked for New
York in April
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17
-. 2. sCHRADER
OIcott,s Hotel

Last summer Chauncey Olcott was com
PEELED 20 entertain an unexpected guest
al hls summer residence al Saratoga
Springs. y. y As is generally known.
Mr.. Olc0tt's home. Inniscarra cottage. Is
one Of the show places Of that beautiful
summer resort and has been photo
graphed a thousand different tunes.
Souvenir postal cards have been printed
by the million and sold in all parts OF
the world. One day Mr. OlcOtt was sur
prised 70 see a hack drive up 10 the
door and a prcsperous-looking man
alisht- The new arrival walked I'D 20
M Olcott and said, We'll, the place
looks a hundred times prettier than the
picture, and that's more than you can
say Of most places" Naturally. Mr. o.
colt was at a loss TO understand the
drift Of the mans conversation. but think
ing that he wanted 10 see the place he
had heard so much about. ne took him
for walk through the gardens. mean
while explaining TO him all Of the beau
ties OF the place Returning TO the house
in q short time, Mr. Olcott was sur
prised 20 see a trunk on the porch and
the carriage nowhere IN sight He was
almost dUmfounded when The man said
! We'll. I am tired out. as II has taken
me tweHty-siX hours 10 come from Chi
cag0: so if you don't mind. III 60 70 bed
III be here for a couple OF DAYS. and
then ii go down 10 New York 70 see
COney Island. the Fiatiron Building and
the BOwery. Why. what do YOU take
this place forZ'' asked Mr.. OIcott- Your
hotel. Of course replied the man. and
I swear I don't see how you can keep
people here for two dollars a day. II
you give them anything to eat at all. -
But. ny dear sir. this is my private
residence. responded Mr. Olcott: where
did you get an idea that ran a hotel. -
From the card sent me by a friend. "
replied the man, as he pulled out one Of
I the souvenir post cards and showed an
/ Inscription on it-"Inniscarra cottage, best
place 10 stop in Saratoga. Rates. g
a day" Its q joke" said Mr.. Olcott.
It's no joke" said the man. "as far as
! I an concerned. for before I left home
ny wife. who was born IN Ireland. and
I is a great adrnirer Of you. told me "a
stop with you in Saratoga, and II I don't
/ 90 ft-well. my life will be a torture
hereafter" The man had such a woe.
begOne look on his face that Mr.. Olcoti
at once gave him an invitation to stor
with him, and he remained there as 3
guest for three days.
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
tington Herald. and bill viii be sent YOU
at 1 cent word
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17
SUNDAY CONCERTS.

The Columbia TheateT viii this even
ing resume It's course OF sunday evening
diversions. This evening the programme
wiz include a return engagement Of Miss
Grace Keye Miller. whose vocal abilities
won immediate recognition for her sew
eral weeks past; a new arrival in the
person Of dainty La Petite Alma. IN
novelty songs: James Flynn, with Illus
trated picture melodies. and many novel;
ties in the moving picture field
The popular concert at the Academy TO-
night offers pleasing programme, con-
sisting of moving pictures in an exten-
sive variety Of subjects Of comic. dra-
matte. and instructive nature. Walter
Sondheimer viii appear III nov comic
songs. and Eddie Clark win sing selec-
tons of his own. Patterson and Williams
viii offer something new in parodies. and
Harrison and Force viii present q comedy
+ sketch.
Archie L Shepard promises another ex-
leeIlent comedy programme for the con
cert at the Gayety tonight the usua
two-hour selection Of moving pictures
/ consisting Of ali new subjects chosen fOi
their laugh-pTOducing qualities Novel
I ties and picture songs VIII be presented b5
Leonard Chick, and Greeaburg and Hell
muth have been re-engsged-
While you think OF il. telephone YOU
Want Ad. 10 The Washington Herald
and bin viii be sent you at cent a word
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

OF al American actresses it is doubtful
if there Is one more beloved by American
women than Julia MarIowe, who viii be-
gin an engagement next week at the
Beiasco Theatre in The Goddess OF
Reason" a poetic drama Of the French
Revolution, by Mary Johnston, well
known as the author Of TO Have and
To Hold, Audrey and other popular
successes
TO the vast gatherings OF women who
viii unquestionably see Miss Mariowe
during her limited engagement at the
Beiasco the thought may recur TO but
few Of the arduous weeks she devoted
to the securing Of the proper historical
effects which viii be exhibited in the
production. Miss Marlowe accepted her
new play for production last May and
went abroad almost Immediately TO visit
Nantes. the faT-famed forest PaiEnOnt.
and other historical places mentioned in
Miss JOhnston's work She gathered
many unusual relics. and late in the sum
mer she had artists faithfully transfer
/ to canvas some of the scenes in this
wonderful forest, the commanding cha
{ teauX and the quaint churches From the
/ time Of her arrival in America in october
/ up to the presentation OF the play al
7 the Majestic Theate- in New York, where
I she appeared 10 crowded houses nightly,
{ she divided her time between the re-
/ hearsal stage. the scenic artist studio
4 and the property masters room, and wher
the curtain rises at the Belasco the peo-
4 pie Of this city viii have the opportunity
Of viewing a production most remarkable
\ IN every paticUlar and dOUbly interesting
! because everything has been done under
( the personal direction Of Miss Marlowe
i Art means work. Miss Marlowe ones
said: and in this one instance she has
I undeniably proved the truth of that be-
lief
The Washington herald., 1909-01-17

Chase's next week viii offer an inviting
assemblage Of extraordinary attractions.
star. William II. Thompson. and assO-
ciate players. in a matches performance
Of Sir Henry Irving's greatest one-act
curtain raiser. Waterloo written by