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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-05-01

esty on justice" In one corner of
the dingy room is a wire cage in
which negro women and men, pris-
oners on trivial charges. sit on
wooden bench, looking not unlike
rats In a cage-remindful also OF
the New Orleans slave market be-
fore the war.
JUDGE STERN AND TESTY.
Justice Kimball is short, testy,
dogmatic. He cuts things. He has a
way OF rapping on the floor with a
big cane He is the terror to innocent
and guilty alike. An exceedingly
stern judge. with strong views of his
own. possibly his dogmatic ways are
intensified by the fact that his deci-
sions cannot be reversed. He has a
kind heart, some say, but il requires
a wizard in oratory to reach Wash
ington's blum. gruff police magis-
trate.
From the opening the trial proved
a keen battle of wits between the
astute justice, who openly favored
the police testimony and upheld dog
matically The officers, and Senator
Smith, who could only interpose with
suave words and had to be almighty
careful In not provoking the honor
able bench.
Justice Kimball began by challeng-
ing the senator's right to be there
as an attorney in the police court,
bat the Michigan senator politely de-
clared himself to have been admitted
to supreme court practice, and that
seemed to satisfy temporarily the
doughty justice.
The prosecution called seven wit
'nesses. One by. one they wilted un-
der the senator's searching ques-
tions. The officer who made the ar
rest conceded that Pelham had be-
haved in gentlemaniy manner and
was IVES not making disturbance.
There was scarcely a shred of the
case left for the police when the SEN
ator in his cool, easy way, finished
with the witnesses and promptly pro-
ceeded to call seven professional and
business men for the defense. All
gave Pelham a splendid record for
sobriety, industry and good citizen
ship.
Finally Pelham took the stand and
told how, after arresting him the Of
flcer abused him and tried to pick q
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-05-01
AT THE STATION.

We had written an article for the
PLANET and we started out for the
train to mail il. At the station were
few white ladies and gentlemen
and a still fewer number of coIored
people. We heard the whistle of
the locomotive and soon the train
was at the station. 1t pulled out
and accompanied by Dr. z. r. Jeffer-
son we were soon on our way up
the coal company's railroad track,
going to the main portion OF the
town. The distance was so great
tnat the doctor doubted that we
were going in the right direction.
We saw houses ahead of us and in
the meantime a rafing yard engine
told the whole story. There were
the coke ovens ahead. Colored men
were working there.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-05-01

Rev. Thomas knight. Pastor OF
st. John Baptist Church. Grove, Va.
viii be installed as Pastor, May eth.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-05-01
NAMES TAKEN.

IL was after the woman had gone
in the patrol wogan and the patrol
man had started away that Mr. Pei
ham took the names of several by
ISLANDERS This act excited the al
ready unbalanced policeman, and
rushing upon the writer, with the
command, Move on. Move on" he
put him under arrest. although at
the time, Mr.. Pelham was in the act
of moving away. Cody folding HIS
arms. he submitted 10 the arrest aad
Notwithstanding the policeman s
taunts and cunning. refused TO be
drawn into an embroil with the of
ficer. When word came from the sta
tion TO walk over" and not wait for
the patrol wagon, the officer came
more angry still at the lost of q
chance to give his charge. whom he
had now discovered had hosts of
friends, a ride in the patrol wagon.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-05-01

quarrel in order to make an excuse
for the arrest.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-05-01
A coKE-pULLINc MACHINE.

We saw for the first time the coke
pulling machine. IL is an invention
that does tho work of 25 men. Two
colored men operated IL. This won
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-18
ISN'T DECENT NONSENSE TO
EXPECT OLD PARTIES
TO CHANGE.

Pine Bluff, Ark, March 8, 1909.
Editor Jeffersonians:
When two political parties, each
claiming to be friends to the wealth
producing class, have for forty-three
years jointly enacted laws which have
pauperized the producing class and
made millionaires Of the non-produc-
ing class, it isn't decent nonsense to
expect them to change. The only
hope for the people is the destruction
OF demo-republicansy. The Populsit
party can't do it; neither can any
other one party now in existence do
the job. Fusion never brings lasting
Improvement, if any. Let us have
national conference attended by rep
resentatives from all sections and
there let us make an earnest, unselfsh,
patriotic effort to unite under one
banner on one platform all individuals,
creeds and factions who favor Just
laws and good government If each
independent creed can write into their
platform one-fourth what they now
contend for, it would make good
platform and party that would
sweep from power our oppressors, re-
store and perpetuate republican
form Of government. If we are too
selfish and unpatriotic to do this,
plutocracy is assured and the people
are doomed.
G.. w. Galloway.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-18
COURAGE! ON WITH THE
FIGHT!'

Let me say to you, Courage, Bro
ther, Courage. Your Magazine and
Weekly are doing good, very much
good, more than you are any one else
will ever know. What Watson has
written will be grand monument to
Watson when he is dead and gone.
[ pray God that you may live long and
be able to WELD both tongue and pen
in behalf Of the common people.
Will say that I believe the princi-
Piles for which you and [ and many
others have enlisted for life are gain
ing ground every day. On with the
fight!
Yours,
Sidney Woosley.
R. 2, Caneyville, Ky.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-18
OUR CASH PRIZE CONTEST.

Our offer to give ten dollars in cash
to the agent sending in the largest
number Of subscriptions before April
1st, and five dollars for the second
largest list, has started a healthy
competition. These prizes are in adj
dition to the regular commission
which we allow. You have two weeks
more in which to hustle Get to work
and rush the subscriptions in as fast
as you can.
Here are the present contestants,
arranged according to the number Of
points that each has made We are
surprised at the small number re-
eeived from Arkansas, Tennessee and
Texas, where we have so many sub
Scrubers. Surely they will do better
this week.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-18

less
illustrations
themselves
locality
ndrnakes
the offer
MRS M SUMMERS Box 432 South Bend, Ind. U. 8.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-18
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co.

IL Grand Easter Souvenir Post Cards---FREE
The most beautiful
Crosses Flowers heavy embossed gold
o
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-18
PAGE FIFTEEN.
eeto YOuMy Sister s 5a1s you 'Ps 5S' s
/ am q woman.
l know woman's sufferings.
/ have found the c11re.

will mail, free of any charge, my home treat
hisnt with full instructions to any sufferer from
womans ailments. l want to tell all women about
this ccure-yOu. my reader, for yourself, your
daughter, your mother, or your sister. l want to
tell you how to cure yourselves at home with
out the help of doctor. Men cannot understand
womens sufferings. What we women know from
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placement or Falling Of the Womb Profuse Scany Painful
Periods Uterine OF Ovarian Tum0s Growhs also pains n
head back and bowels bearing down feelings nervousness
creeping feeling up the spne melancholy desire TO c hot
flashes WsaHess kidney and bladder troubles where eausea
BY weaknesses peculiar to our sex.
want to send you complete ten days treatment
entirely free to prove to you that you can cure
yourself at home, cas- silly, quickly and
surely. Remember, that will cost you nothing to
give the treatment a complete trial: and if Won
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

The Grst lottery on record 10 Eng.
land was, drawn IN London 10 1000.
the proceeds being devoted 20 public
purposes. -Four hundred Thousand lots
were drawn for the prizes Of cash and
silver plate. and for four mouths moth.
ing else WIS thought or talked Of. and
che delight Of the winners and the
despair Of the unfortunates seemed
equally exaggerated. A perfect epi'
demiC OF lotteries followed, there be-
Ing no laws upon the subject. and soon
there were lottery tallors. lottery tea
merchants. lottery BARRIERS (whO with
each shave NJ thFcepence gave ticket
that might draw a ten pound prizel.
lottery shOeblacks. lottery eating
houses where for slxpehce plate OF
meat and the chance OF drawing %
gilneaa were given. aud 10 on down
20 a sausage stall IN a narrow alley.
whore Il was written that be- who
bought a farthlng's worth ~ snnsngr
might realize a cupltal Of = EiIllrgs.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17


There was SET up 10 the Seventeenth
century nc Yarmouth. Isle Of Wight.
what Is probably the most curious
piece " ART eXtant. erected ~ the
memory OF Sir Robert holmes. Brit
isb naval officer Of that period, The
odd circumstance II that the statue
was not originally designed for Holmes
a. all but for very different person
age. no other. indeed. than Louis XIV.
Of France. This statue. finished as 90
the figure. bat IN the rough ~ 10 the
head. was being taken 10 France on
90 Italian vessel when il was captured
b. q British mnn-Of.Wnr commanded
BY Holmes Upon Dercsivlng the un-
finished condition Of the statue
Holmes, with grim humoT. compelled
tho artist. who had accompanied bis
work, 20 chisel bis (Holmesl head on
the kings body. And 10 II stands 20.
day. Holmes was eventually made
governor Of the Isle Of Wight. which
fact accounts for the location Of this
mOngreI blt OF artistry.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17
Trials sfaLsetursr.

A we'll known EngllahWOman lectur-
e. tells some stories at her own ex-
penae.
Il was" she says. ION a tour through
the provinces. and one night as / aD-
peared on the platform IN a small town
the chairman introduced me 10 my 40.
dienCe 10 the following way; You have
heard Of MF. Gladstone. the Grand Old
Man. Let me now Introduce 10 you
the grand old woman This was IN.
tended as d sincere compliment
ION another occasion blun old
farmer who boasied Of his ability TO
look on all sides Of a question an.
nounced me as follows; This lady's
come here 10 talk about her rights.
She's hired the hall herself, aud so
she's got right 10 be- here. and v
any Of you don't like what she's got TO
say you've gut an equal right to walk
out IN the middle ont"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17
Legal Advertisements.

In the Circuit Court, Second Judicial
Circuit, Leon County, Florida In
Chancery.
MaTy y. vas0n. Complelnaut, '. David Vason.
lffendant
IT HAVING BEEN MAnE TO APPEAR BY
the aGdavit Of complainant that TIE residences
81 the defendant q unknown, ard that tharo u
no poFsou, che services 81 q uubpoena upon whom
would biud ths said defendant and that the aaid
defendant y over the age 81 tWenty-one years.
10 u therehT ordored that the said defendant
David Vas0n. - and be y hereby required 20 ap-
peat 20 the uaid bill q complaint On Monday the
oh day q December A. d. 1909. and that this
order b published ones q Week for elght succcs-
siVe weeks IN The Weekly True DeInoeFaf, news
paper pnbiiahed d the State q FioIida end In
the aaid County % Leon.
n witness whereof. 4. Henry 4. FeIkel. Clerk
81 the Circuit Court ufoFeaaid. have hefeunto sot
my hand and the seal 81 the said Court this the
18th dayof October a. d. ie0o
tsEAL1 HENRY 3. FELREL.
Clerk Circuit Court. Leon County. FLORIDA
Itiest--HsNRyT r. FuLKEL.
A-SW Clerk Of said Court
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

The famous ieanlng tower OF Pisa
has rival IN the Temple tower OF
Bristol. In Euglund u h u square
tower Of enrly GulhlC architecture. All
lts parts still preserve their normal
relative positions Without CRACKS or
assures. The tower. whirh Is about
TO feet high. n hve feet out ui per-
pendlcuar at the summit. There are
NO records o. show whvthpr ihe incll-
nation was pari OF the arrhltects de
slgn or whether II II the result Of an
earthquake or Of slow changes Ia the
inclination Of the soil. fur many
yenrE there has been NO change IN the
slope OF the tower.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17


8 NJ o. ihe band y uc1oa 6lelIg
ane1l and therefore q uEt derived
ffom that % To- ilps. buf probably its
consene y true. The hsnd kl3 b
loosely aaspried 20 b. developed from
seville obelsances % which fhe earth.
enc foot and fhe garments were kiss.
"a. the hand aud cheek Eucceeding ~
order o. tine and approach 70 equality
o. rank. But II Is doubtful u that
was the actual order. and Il u certain
that at the time when band kissing
began there were Less numerous gFida-
lions Of rank than 20 q later stage.
kissing % ibe hands between men
s. mentioned 10 the Old TesfameB,.
also by Homer Pllng and LuelaD. TIE
kiss vas applied FeyeFenilally 30 sacred
objects. such ~ statues Of the gods. ns
Is shown by ancient works 81 art. and
also among numerous etymOlOgles by
that Of the Latin word "ndOrO." and Il
was also meiaph0rically applied BY
the inferior or worshlper kissing bis
own hand and throwing the salute 70
the superior " statue.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

1 AN4'IA-NIH ~ .-NiIa.I.s
AnrcIR d.
ne genorui nature a re husinats % f,.',
% b tsaneaetod ~ ~ cempeny 8. osndr
and Operating lErnE and rlanfn1o1 tam
and euitiFating t1e aoll blae.'lnH arf
% w ~ -. - ~
Operating neE-mll1. alist-Eiilin ED o1ltan a
and precaea. nnd. Whaa rendering eoIslca
$3.50, y. 49, 1900 a. 20, - ee.'
and conduetinG and running genaral nefcl10.
die stores ~ counoctlon theEcNith ard. rtI
b,siee.s N ,,,v s,i +, ss - ~
branches and acquiring. buying pulcinainf.
owning. holding, leasinN. renting. hiring. e1iluf
~, 2o.llng %, slof p.,e.ng 80 ens
doing and peTforuling az snd any anch other es1
deeds and tlIinGls - nay b necessary, rcnr
npDroprinte, inei3oltal useful ~ saFsictta ~ =.
for a. Al fba ro,d1,rf 49,
ment % such bueihcns o. businesses o. any n1tI
o. branch thereof.
ARgICLa m
The amount Of capital stock shan b twenty
I'VE thousand tle5s 10000 dollars, 20 b. t|gidtf
me ~ nIi'oiee si5 ~ snates 81 o9e
must b subseribed and fully paid before. ..
cOnpany does any busloesA The balance ~ 80
~ 49, ~ ns,n, ~ ~. y.
cish or for real and peraonal property noItahte f
the buslness q ire company. a. iuls valualIr1.
or for both cash and properly - the dhseieas
AnTIoLE W
The company shall exist for uIngty-nfls yeorss
unless sooner dissolved.
ARTICLE v.
The business ef the company shah - tans
Quoted By the following oiicers frcsIdqnt
Wee President. q nnnagcrs Sscrutefg. 3 lrctt.
urer snd q Board Of Diroctora Ihe oIntes u
President and MANAGER may b. nilcd ~ one ooI~
Hon and The Offices ~ Secretary Iani IrcnEnrIf
may b. hlled b. one person. the noni1 ~ UIc4.
tors .hali consist q three nsesobern, 20 h elqel4a
by tie etockhobdcrn from their number. 81 ilt -.
nual moeting q the stockholders, which Shall ~
he'd the second "Wednesday 81 January 81 each
year. The BoaTd Of Directors ahail eisof tho olhef
otlcers OF the company a. their irat neeiinR altar
following persons shall b the ollcefs - condelt
the bueinsss Of the company until thas1 aleel4t
at the arat eioction b. TIE stockbedars aft tiIa-
tors shall y qualihed a. Y. AccaskIu. ffe1.t
dent and Manager; J. 9. hccaakill, kiaa.frtr
snd 4 ?, Necsskiii j. G Mccsskiii as6 j. ",
stucksy. Dirssiors.
AHTcLH W
The hlEhost alnouut ~ ihdshiedness 81 |iel
% which the company ear a. any tir1a gutiGtl t.
self shall - nftg th01saud do,lara
An9lcLH va
Ths narans and rotlfenrns a "a aslrs1le
With the number q shatss suhacribed ~ saca -
teen. aEs - fQilouei
A. ?. nScautll Lea esusD. Fieiis q
.. q. McCaukil. nalnhrisa, Ci.s,,,. a. ,,,....
,. ". stuekaI. nainbFiige. 6soITls. % lla1l1
ID tsutinony whafoaf. tks - ne.assr,eu f
harsunto suhseEibod their na1sss lhl1 S5ik as q
q 4. MocAswlLI. v saan
!. q Mc( Atk XIII. 70 a1afEt
y W SIuCkGH. ~ etGNa
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17
GaafdIan'a NolIea.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
Az whom 4 may concern that L The undersigned.
a. guardian Of the estates 81 LAWrence Wallace.
John .. Wallace and Annie ,. u Wallace. minors.
viii, on the 18th day Of Deceuber, a. y. 1903, a.
10 o'clock .. M, make ppcatiOn % the bonOrable
Leon coanty, florldas % bic ofiee IN The city Of
Tallahaanee. for authority 20 cell at private sale
all the right title and interest % the naid minors
situate. lying and bUiDg IN sad cganty. knoWn and
described 40 follows, to-wit BeEin ~ q peint iSi
a. 8. 81 the intersection ~ the ". BOUNDARY q
ths city q Tallahassee and the center line Of JET
feraon 81. then run s. Ieo a.. thencs ". eH r..
thence N. 20 deg, 90 min, W., 1fi e., and thence
y. t0oa a. 20 the point 81 beginning. and aso b.
ginning af . point 80 r. W. ~ the lnt rsectioa az
the centcf line u JeileTeOn 81 with The ". houn
daTy q said city. lhenca run ". llAo H., thonca
81 90 oeg % min. r., tia a., and thonce N. ~ taE
IS min. ~. $50 g. 81 the point Of bnenninE.
hAnGAHEI WALLACE
q, Guardian q the Nstats. q LawrSnce Wa
lace. JohnC Wailaoa and Annis p. W. ilaoa
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17
HANDICAPPED.
fhia e che Case with liany ITALIA.
hasooo Peoplo.


Too many Tallahassee citizens are
handicapped with q bad back. The un-
oaaalng pain causes constant misery,
making work q burden and STOPPING or
lifting an lmBooslblllty The back aches
NJ night, preventing refreshing roat and
II the morning 10 etlR and lame Plas-
toEa end linaments may give relief but
cannot reach the cause. To eliminate
lhe pains and aches you must cure the
kidneys.
Deans Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys
ana cure them permanently. Can you
doubt Tallahassee evidenced
NJ. Fiatauer, 2iS Monroe Sc, Talla.
haaaaa. Fla, says; 81 believe that the
STOPPING required IN my work weakened
my kidneys There was q constant
pain acroah the small Of my back and
nv bead ached the greater part OF the
time. The passage Of the kidney seCro-
lions we're very Irregular and Il was Z
common thing for me 20 get 40 several
times during TIE night. A friend who
had been cured Of similar troubles by
DOan's Kidney Pills, advised me 70 try
them. and 1 procured box &C the Haf
deo.emith C0's Drug Store. am nor
clad that ia 20. a. they lived up &
rePFefsnlations and gave ms prompl
Fer sale hy "a dealers. Price q
confa. Foster nllhufu CO b1daI0
New York. sole agents fof the uplip'
R'Ssmhsr ere h.ms- Do,n's- a..
take 90 other
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17
Risht In Her Line.

'IEn't young Bllkins going 60 wed
that actressr'
"No: she feared that his laElness
would bring poverty 10 both Of them"
"And what did she DOT"
"CanCeled the engagement, saying
she had an aversion 20 n pOorhouse."
Exchange.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

Tammas TO McTavish. whom he has
bust pulled out Of the waterl-Man,
Donal'. ye sud DO lookln' happyl Are
ye no thnnkfu' yer ilfea savOd3 Nc.
lavish Csourlyl-I dinna see nae cause
b. BE- thankful. The glass O. whisky !
had afore ! fell Until the waters rot
ten fair ACKNOWLEDGMENT Tlt-Blta
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

wIfey Ge6 ho,l- Don't try any eva.
sion With me. siF! Where have you
beenf Huh neutrality-suspicious. wha's
ahusef II ansher your queH'un you
will quos'un my ansh'eT, - Boston Tran.
script.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

OH nONTB8 AFIKR DATE, As AlIl1rltIs-
- atFatur of ~ salata ~ n W. CFanlinR, q.
eeaned. Will prseenl - .hs cgunty Jutgo 81 Len
county Fiolida ny anal aeco0ot ana vOeehars.
o. L GRAlnnso.
Administrative.
ovtObss Dih. lsos. Ssn
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

"Oh. dear" sighed small Elmer 81
wish ! hnd another pwkct.
"YOu hive several now rejolned his
mother. "Wby De- you want auotherT
"l'yo looked through all of them for
my knife" explained Elmer. but
couldn't bud H. II had another peck.
ct Il might be- IN that" Chicago News.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

L - c5u SSsa
~ hgvseulbsrud thas % thiu nssh q, ~ SIS
yguoor. s. u. 1893. bgsors me- Jnr ~ I'f.|I... s.
Nossfy Pass ~ ~ STATE ~ 5io.'1, n |,'.'''
poIuonallg appoeged "A n nrcarln va .
knegn q mo - - one 81 a. pol1als wa
ssl,p.d % ~. toss1,inE g.ilel,.1 q laeall
articles ~ tho nnFFUs1g therein eNrl1 HIN
sn.t ~ n.Enesaie thoteto paepoltlng ~ - I|.
.Wlsss;s ~ has5 - aiaoi.l ~ -. ga
% Novrlphlg. "A. y. l111.
Notary Putile ela1e - ylaIt q
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

~ 4 ro1eE,ltsot tfef - shH ~. IA
u1,cn,oe.. a, y. il.a 1ol1rl "a AZ n N74
NQltII EulIc N 1rI E1F HI8I l0.In ri.
blal41y. wae 80 AnEar - - ~ |.t EN3
l|1Eln1 VIZ zE11l|LIaI - ~ I.
oI |IEIII 1tItI. 10| EE.| ~ MA. ~
- ~ t5al ~ sI1I.I 80 -. ~
ft114 l-1IIIt 1.I'11.Itl ed i|tI
...ele grIe'1,laats . - = ~
VIM - l 80 81 q.
L|11|0Iw. y. ~ INI
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

cHARTkR % cARot1SA-F LoaIpA PLANT.
mo COMPANY.
1nter tle ka6cf a. stats 81 F,nEiIa. - tFaaaaei
o. nrcal TIE ta1Inc1a - b11|noHoo1 h1lcInnllof
81 teIth ana - - alrbl tae LniIoaiu1 o. -
k.E1NIN
Il t.l1IIrr s'r ~ - ~ - I|l.1 or.II1
ia ~ B Il,l eIa5 l1Qea r',s q i11,
a. 49, 49, -
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

lalsAIIsa 3 Id D 81 III

IMN1ntIUA % NWHaN I9F AIptl1Eu E8l4Hts
NOTICE n HRREBY a1vEN on THE M
~ tentInn u ~ undmoiVnr1 O. apnlY o. tho
CoVuFuor ~ the state q Florlda after the pubB-
eatlnn q th.a nolice once w1ef fer for ccnoee-
utiVo wcoka fcf LettGIn Patent iucnl rulnlInr
uolitlc Ard cnfpoEUta ~ the namn ~ Carolina
Flurita fl1niIaE Clup9ng. ~ the purposes and
upon tho ter. - foFih y her pluDcsoi ehartcf.
A y. NccAsKfII.
y. ~ NcCAoklff.
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-17

Miss ADELE GERARD

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