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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-18
CITY NEWS

The place to get your ice skates
sharpened is at J. J. Eyer's, 80 Mis-
sion street. **s
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tracy of Yaki-
ma, are visiting their niece, Mrs
w. H. Hauxhurst, jr They came
last night Mr. and Mrs. Tracy are
old friends of A. P. Clayton, having
gone to school with him in Wiscon-
sin during the years of 1857 and
1853.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Thornhill and
children left Saturday night for Seat
tie where they will remain for the
winter. They are going to rent their
cottage here and store the furniture
Floyd Patterson, who has been Wis
iting his sisters, Mrs. Lem Ward and
Ethel Peterson for two weeks return
ed to Seattle Saturday night.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Reed
of Sunnyslope, lob boy, last
Monday
Several thousand dollars to loan
on approved city and farm security.
J. A. Gellatly*S.
Mrs. J. B. Palmer, the past presi
dent of the w. R. c., was presented
with a beautiful gold emblem pin by
the w. r. c., Friday afternoon at
the installation of the w. R. c. and
G. A. r.
Grace Beard came up from Spo-
kane, Saturday, to spend Sunday in
Wenatchee, then go to Waterville.
Monday
Esther Cook, a Friend minister of
Entiat, visited here with Mrs. Chas.
Houck for several weeks. She went
to Seattle Saturday
Miss Anna Lingenjo went to Seat
tie, Saturday, to spend several weeks
there.
Miss Edith Hutchinson went to
Cashmere, Saturday, to visit relatives
for few days.
DR.. Brand went to Chicago, Satur-
day, to open an office there. He will
not return to Wenatchee
Jack Quigg and C. H. Byrne went
to Peshastin last Saturday and will
remain there several days for the
transaction of some business.
Mrs R. B. Winans and baby went
to Seattle Saturday to visit relatives
for two weeks.
Judge Palmer spent Sunday in
Cashmere with his son Frank.
Some complaint has been made
lately by ranchers living along the
base of Badger mountain that their
stock is being held up and brands
cilanged-for Interior purposes, it
would SEEM 1t has been claimed
that several estrays recently sold I'M
der the law bore altered brands; but
of this the sheriff has no official
Know. edge, as yet.-Big Be11 En-
pire.
butcher, was in town the first week
to get some choice steak and pork
chop to go with his red apples. When
they want substantials they have to
come to Waterville to get them
nous,as County Press.
Miss Audrey Close, of Eugene,
Oregon. arrived in Wenatchee this
morning to make her sister, Mrs. +.
III. Mcdonald, two months visit.
Mrs. A. L. Moore came from Port
land Saturday to join her husband
who is superintendent of the cleo
trio plant here.
Miss Marion Kinsman returned
Leavenworth where she had gone on
business.
F. ]. Davis and l.. Gilbert return
ed to Behula yesterday. They had
been on business here several days
last week.
L. P Norton of Leavenworth spent
Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. Amy Solomon returned to Be-
hula yesterday after spending
couple of days here with friends.
J. H. Dickey went to Behula to
spend Sunday with his parents. He
is a student at the Business College
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MRS. KING, OF ENTIAT, DEAD

Mrs. c. c. King, of Entiat, died at
that place Saturday night and the
interment is expected to be held to-
day. The deceased woman had been
sufferer for some months from
tuberculosis and the end was not I'M
expected. C. C. King and wife had
been married only about one year,
the wedding occurring in the east.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

COCKER SPANIEL PUPS for sale
Full bloods; good lockers. Sired
by a prize winner. Phone 1915
or call 206 Orondo avenue o. M
LandOn. liza
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Mr.. AMI Mrs. J. Stephenson left
yesterday for trip through the
Sound cities, California and other
states. They are on their way to
their home in Iowa
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

A marriage license was issued to
McCurdy Earl LIE Beau and Miss
Lillian Christiana LichlenWalter.
both of Seattle. this morning.
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ATTEND TREASURES MEETING.

C. A. Battles will leave tomorrow
for Olympia, TO attend meeting OF
the State Treasurers' Association.
which meets at the capital city on the
goth and 21st of this month.
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WHO LOST A MULE?

| have a stray at my place, two
miles north of Swaukane canyon.
property and paying for this notice.
LIS SAM GEORGE.
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GALL UP THE CANNERY for 16-in.
and four foot wood. Can save you
money liz
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06


TIE bopaious States of Ire North ere
! gridir1sod With trolley Hnes vhieh
reach from almost every place % sane
other piaca sa5 facilitates fapid trans
poftaii0n while they provo vslusbls
feeders 10 lhs railroads. ~ reason 81
ths scattered popuiati0a % Fiorida,
such roads would not have been profit
able n iris State heretofore, but TIE
increase "a population Is very rapid and
probiseio foF TIE building Of such roads
win multip'g. MOnied men are inter-
eating themselves 10 3 proposition 70
build e Traction line from Kissimmss %
Orlando. via Sanford. The Newspapers
Of those three eities are discussing TIE
proiset and oadoavoring % arouse
popular enthusiasm II the road e
built and proves the success its promOt-
eFs hops 70 make Il, no doubt e wiz De
but TIE frss Of number Of such trlbu-
tary, nslghborhood roads. --Jaeksonvills
Times Union.
Il The business interests OF ThOmaa-
vile and Tallahassee would get busy
and build trolley line from Thomas
vile 20 the Gulf via the Capital City Of
FLORIDA, L would be instrumental IN
greatly extending the business Of the
Two cities and building up the ine agri-
cultural country between them.
The bgilding Of this line would bring
Thousands Of tourists to this section
each winter, because II would afford
them an easy. safe. rapid end reliable
mode Of transit to the Gulf. They
could live IN either Of ,he towns pre-
lerred and visit the coast for hunting
and fishing privileges at their pleasure.
Thousands would prefer a life Of this
kind rather than be on the coast con-
tinually.
The road could be used for the double
purpose Of freight and passenger trans
pOFtatlon and by operating a street car
system In the two cities In connection
could be made to pay fine dividend
from the beginning.
The True Democrat is informed that
water power can be developed along
the way sufficient to operate the line at
a very nominal cost. Why not some
man with an eye robustness investigate
the pro- position and give us the road.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

Mani Metropolia. !


Miami MetFopolis.1
The first breeze Of The coming prima-
~ campaign Of 1910 has been waited
from the western part Of the State,
carrying with Il the announcement that
Hon. W. A. BIount viii be & candidate
for the seat in the United States SEN
ate now filed by Hon. J. P. Taliaferro.
Mr.. BlOunt 10 a distinguished lawyer,
and is well and favorably known over
the entire State for bis ability and his
high character.
This announcement viii, Ia eli proba-
biIlty, bring out the statement from
Senator Tsliafsrro that he viii also bea
candidate TO succeed himself.
Both are strong, able men, and men
who understand the ms and outs q
Florida politics,
Il would be battle royal between
two good men, two political giants. Tho
contest win be one that viii have q
strong tendency TO discourage small
men from entering the lsts.
Il win be a splendid time for men %
small eallbre 20 stay oat Of ths BATHS
and be content 70 view It from afsr!
Il has been stated that Claude LIN
gle would be a candidate, and that NIB.
Broward would sgain shy his castor 10
TO the ring, but the assertion & not
given much eredenee and IN the llghtof
the history Of the past few months. 3
looked upon as JOKE psrpetrated 81
some Of the marfymakinE paEagraphers
Of the State press.
With the contest narrowed down Co
Mr.. Blount and Senator Taliaeerro ~
win probably prove one Of tie most
hoely contested campaigns Of rssone
years IN this State.
Il may, probably, BE- conceded tias
Mr.. BlOunt win recslvs the loyal sur-
port Of he own section. hut By the same
token. Ne. TalIafsErO should receive ths
same kind Of support from bis section
Of the State. which By the Wsy, has
besn doing the nest Of che growing for
q good many years.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06
WRSf COAST I0An.

The activity which e being dispsyc1
By the promoters Of Che proposed Wet
Coast railroad d very gratifying. nor
years THE Rad has been under discus-
sion, bat Il at last loOkg IKE & h 10 6
built TIE business men Of Tampa can
well afford 70 extend Substantial ssnIs.
lance 70 this project e. there a -
doubt that Il win prove at tEemcnscus
benefit to the tommunity. -Tanra
Tines.
But when you so West Coass red
why not make L oqa. II prOatabIs h
bald Il % Tarpou Springs e u0ud -
would Be- tnors 90 70 eoms o. 90 ca
coast VIE. Aripeka. Bay PORT. Chty1l1
River, homosassa. Cltronolla. Broas
and 0lq Town and On 70 Tallsha
This voad Be one o. ihsmort valnss
roads h Florida. and 3 Rraal 6eeduS os
Tampa.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06
NRW RAILROAD.


ANouAAaNuNa AWta4sl
One Of the most progressive attempts
that ls nov being made In the southern
part OF the State is the building Of q
railroad from Qultman 10 Tallahassee.
This project originating In the brains Of
several QIitmsn fnaneiers has been
pushed extensively IN the past few
months. These men propose to build a
railroad from ouItman 70 Tallahassee.
The route has not been selected, but Il
h pFobA Vie that II enough cooperation
from Monticello h obtained. that the
road will 90 to that town.
II they do not offer cooperation, Il IL
probable that the road will 60 no closer
10 Monticello than where the Florida
Central and the Monticello branch Of
the Coast Line cross. II the new road
hlts this place there Il every reason 10
believe that the Monticello people will
regret that u is not 10 come there.
The money Tor the move has not been
subscribed Ia full, although at one meet
ing IN Quitman Subscriptions 10 the
amount Of t26. 900 we're raised. This win
b supplemented N q short time b.
enough FqOney % bald che. road. The
promoters feel perfectly oOnadont that
q will be a 60, and are making III sorts
Of preparations 20 that snd. They are
all solld, substantial business men, and
have looked me situation oyer from
start 10 Gnish.
The route sslsctsd By tham ls asplen-
DID one, and win truveree q portion Of
Georgia and Florida that hes hot been
touchsd, and will open 40 section Of
territory from Georgia 70 Florida that
viii be very advantageous 20 Brooks
county and ouitman. Il vii also divert
some Florida travel which now Gomez
By Thomasvllls and send e direct d
Tallahassee and TIE gut.
The project Willis watehsd with In
terese
The manufactnra Of paper from the
Florida long loaf yellow pins b 20 iong-
81 an experiment Why not indnes
capitalist 10 locate . plant 10 TallAhas-
49,
Everything Indicates that 1910 win b
The most prospiFous year n Tallahas-
sees history.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

whhtW afvsFti1Guanta arc not acefptel
~ irrnte4 IN tbs neWgpapsE at any prle9 -
- - :. vi =. y. r. '-'''-' ~
eTDnpisyad adysgtlssmsnta under lVo months
a r11ta Der lnrh 1FSf tnhoFtlOa aad i6 confn Der
800 ~ 1rF6 sa1noannut lnforti0n. klectruq and
N'atloa - eentI peg inch eaeh issue. No 81
lIrr11f1t fHn after contract expires. Loeel4 ~
era. ~ U1rltor, oEc5ut ngW1, a11lI4 purl Fsaflina
11IlS1. es8tr Ire each Iasua. Al changes 81
gr1,r1ts ~ anything INTENDED toI publiea-
trn NIeet - handsf lh n0i later than Thursday
set q Fpssiys DFonpt attfntlqpi
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06
c0OD PRICE FOR WOOL.

The annual sale Of the wool raised In
this territory was held here Tuesday.
Buyers from Savannah, Boston, Mobile
and other points being on hand. The
wool owners selected Mr. w. L. Cav
thOn 10 sell It at auction. q price Of 3d.
800 being secured, the high record Of
the season. Mr.. CawthOn will be busy
several sdays In making the shipment
from Messy Head, FreepOrt, Ponce de
Leon and this point. The deal involves
something over $4,000. Il lie q fact
not generally known that Walton cum
~ 10 the banner county in FlOrids In
this industry. --DeFunia Herald.
The editor Of The True Democrat has
seen severn Lerd Of fine sheep IN Leon
county, and the owners report that they
are profitable. One gentleman is also
getting q hns return from bis Angofa
goats. Where there is one sheep and
goat ranch there ought 10 bea hundred.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06
Tn1 AltH AND TnE POOR ALIHE
REALIZE lT.

Steps were taken nc oultmaB, Ca,
recently toWard the building Of 8 raid.
road from that city 90 Tallahaaaae, vie.
Aontleello. The South Georgia railway
has agreed % lease the new road, d 4
aald, Tor q term Of years when compile.
Ted at q rate per cent net On the pal
value o. the stock. "A hne section 0l
farming lands would be traversod b.
chs contemplated road. The poealble
value Of Leon county and that section
of che State u beginning % b realised.
-Jacks0nvilig Times Union.
The possible valde'' Of Leon
county ls alFsadp realised 10 ne sztsn,
that four millIonalrss from different
sections Of the world have visited q and
been 90 pleased that they have invested
IN thousands Of acres and converted
these places into winter homes.
Bat what we particularly desire h "a
Impress this possible valus" upo1
several thousand worthy white farmer
who VIII come n and lntelligently al
Ne most fertile natural coll b ths South
Scores % one and two horse farmer
are living happily and making m0nsy
here. bue We need lhouaands Ike then.
We oaeF arat elass lndueements and q
Glad handrhake OF WeIcoma.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

caansesisut IL 10 have the benefit Of
~ llunka lines u wagon roads tEavers-
~ Stats. 10 these main highways
ieg roets Win empty their travel.
We ~ them a great dlulAnce win b
s toward q system % permansnt
Wngs O. Ne State Louisiana's
neg proposes q be wagon rad Of
upnenl nature connoetlng all thS
laDorlant tewnsl IA ne State. end
free eonviet lahor and ths segvi
el ~ 1fsls Beard % Raglnssss b
Sneiisn q ths,s roadA otheF
efa nahlas worthy eSoris e.
hnt cnnnooilont load1 n
iAs olors slaie trunk naer
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

Tonight. Tonight. At City Hall.
Chamber Of Commerce meeting.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

The cotton crop viii be q million and
3 half bales short, say the experts.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06
A WAHTON AND WASTEFUL DE-
STRUCTION o. FISH.

Hundreds Of hne fish have been De.
stroyed within the last few weeks IN
the lakes around Tallahassee by certain
idle and worthless characters who have
been violating the law by exploding dy-
Mantle In these waters for the purpose
Of killing the hsh.
This Is q serious crime, and the pen.
atty Is one hundred dollars Orsixty days
in Jail Tor each ofense.
The practice 10 strongly 10 be con.
deMnsd, for II not only destroys the
large fab, but the mibnOws and eggs a.
well. For the sake Of getting a few
fish 10 est these reckless criminals de-.
stroy vast numbers Of FISH that become
tainted and rise to the surface Of the
water next day; Of no use 10 any Of out
people, and q source Of disease by con-
terminating the water with their decay.
ing bodies.
The officials Of Leon county are ac-
tlYsly searching for the guilty parties.
and they will no doubt be severely pun
Iahsd u captured.
One Of the leading attractions for
spOrtsmsn In our beautiful country
around Tallahassee has been the hne
fshing In the lakes and ponds, bat Il
will soon be q thing Of the past u this
destructive practice Of dynamlting 6sh
10 not stopped.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

A sufficient amount Of capital
end nerve could accomplish mighty
things IN Leon comfy.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

Are you enough interested In the
towns growth 10 attend the Chamber
o. Commerce meeting t0nIght7
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

Il cost the United States q half mil.
lIon dollars 70 enact the new tariff BILL
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06
IL In d NEN Do l0LL0W.

Other towns might note with profit
that the enterprise and energy Of her
business men have given jacksonville
the phenomenal development 20 be OBJ
served mere since the Gre burned out the
old landmarks. Trero aro good men IN
every community push them % the
front and then follow them.--JacksOn-
vile Tines. Union.
And this e particularly true Of ITALIA
hassee. There are an unusually large
number Of good men" lathls commu-
nifty, and With proper support and sp-
preeiation win accomplish "a lnsstima-
bic amount Of bensats within the. naxt
few yesrA Tbs True DsuaOSrat WAnts
this number Of ''goOd men" largely IN
creased within the next twelve mOnths.
In feet, 4 doesn't pay 70 be any other
kind Of q man.
If you are anything else you ara .
dstEiment 10 yonr own interest end an
obstacle 10 yOaF c0untEy's prosperity.
We commend ths remarks Of the
Times. Union. Push these men b TIE
froat and follow them.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06


les, q eouTga, gratifying 10 ne pa1-
PIE Of Fosnsm county aad his home city
81 Rslatke. b learn through TIE press
with what enthnsiastic favor tie name
q cur fellow eitissn-- Hon. s. \. Hi
bun-is being rscslved asa possible
candidate for congress from this dis
trist The News being s0msthing q E
judge q human nature. is also certain
that these expressions % conddsnco end
dattsring testimonials 20 hiu eminent
abilities cannot Be other than crafty
Ing to ~. HilbuEn himself n fact,
We know them 10 Be, for this much Mr.
Hilburn has not hidden from us. But
as 70 biz candidacy. that Il another
matter. MF. HiIburn doos not say that
he win Be- q candidate, neither does he
say that be win not He don't know.
He h not unmindful Of the kindly and
6attsring enthusiasm with which bic
possible candidacy is being received n
The various counties Of the Second dis
triet, and be may give way 70 what ap
pears In some counties to be q popular
demand, but-Mr. HiIburn Is q busy
man, and he is comparatively young
man 70 be as deeply engrosssd IS he il
in lucrative Law practice. TO give Up
thiS paying practice and enter upon q
career OF statecraft means something to
man whose fortune has not yet reach
ed the point OF his earlier ambition. It
means a sacrifice. These are consider
atiOns which Mr.. Hilburn is evidently
weighing. Should he finally decide to
become q candidate his name is one
around which the Democratic masses
could rally with perfect assurance that
he is q man Of the people.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

Rev. L. q. Low. pastor e lho Meth.
odl1t church Gu MedIgo8. Pa, WIli
preach n Trinity Methodist chnTch cIin.
day mcFnlnE N oi1lork. a eo1Iinl lssi
val'9a exiel3 - all 30 attend lhi,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

Ameglsans Win suffer from heat end
g. from heat 20 lone as they persist IN
taEdlng e. q ahnW q man o. woman
Wao dresses appropriately. Viee-Pros-
nl Sherman appeared &C Washing
t8a lhe ether day n q cotton suit end
We laughed 81 By superior persons who
Wele sweltsring h heavy Woelen eloth-
~ Eashlon 4 6ekls n sons things.
~ d ths matter Of summer wearing
oarel g is = BOuFboa, e Tory and =
aeuahaek.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

Osaka, a japanese city Of about a
nalIllon population. was almost totally
destroyed BY Are Saturday last.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

@ three doctors; was kopt 81 ia lor
ave weeks, Bleed poieoi from
der's hlto eausod iaFFo. asaa ere.
'sBaeklan's Arnica oaIve -
e1rtf ne, " writes 1ohn Hssf
Do1qneVi|la, Ie2aa.' Fef sS
nlfna a11 plloa ils aopret
eA osq85sil. 1k
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

The high price Of -four may popular.
Ise corn bread throughout the country,
once considered the best bread IN the
South. -JaeksOnvllls Metropolis,
Bot the -four manufacturers have
frightened the peOpls into the belief
that eli who eat corn bread win die Of
the new disease, pslagsra So what
are we 10 dot
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

Honeef0Tth cigarettes cannot be sold
Of given away In Minnesota. What a
blessing 10 the boys Of that State.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

nleyiol tslh BE admirers tbet flying
Wes easy, Bat lsaFnlng how b ~ was =
Hlsat task, Every great surgeon, law
eaE, engineer End artist could cell q
ellar story. "It'S dOEged as does lt. "
seH heb Hikes 10 have . man on the
- Esady 10 b smiled on
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

b Dsci4o4 br ihs Ciiy.
The 6lthy condition o. the Sc Angus
tine branch has Cor soms tine past
greatly endangered the health Of the
city and itG subuFbs.
This branch Hes Just beyond the eily
limits, but the pSsiilentlal OdOrs arising
from Il psrysds Ell Of adjacent parts q
the city, causing fovers end other dis
eases among our population.
The matter having been called 10 the
attention Of the county commissioners
they have made q proposition, Offering
70 pay Oue-half Of the expense Of prop
sTly cleaning out this branch and ~
bitches 80 ~ - carry away the eecu-
mutation Of hlgh with which II h nov
el0gged, but upon condition that the
city vii p8y the other Ons-half Of this
expense. 10 l. earnestly 70 be hoped
that this viii be done promptly, FOR Il
may prevent On epidemlc Of typhoid
fever.
>~~@~~~~~e-~<~~-~-~
One Of the latest dreams Of modern
progress comes from California where
the city Of Los Angeles is 10 be united
with is principal residence suburb,
Pasadena, by an enclosed right Of
way occupied by = third rail electric
railway, " be fitted with wreck proof
steel cars operated at nearly q mile
minute speed. Twelve minutes between
terminal stations IL the proposed sched-
ule. The road and equipment will cost
two million dOllara, and II 10 expected
10 double the value Of residence prop
esty IN Pasadena. which Is nine miles
out from the center Of Los Angeles.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

Hen. Fred 7. Myers has been named
~ Governor GllehFist 90 the Tallahas-
zee commissioner 20 receipt for funds 70
paFohass 9 silver service for the FlOri.
a. a fund Of $4,000 ls needed. II
geu want 70 Be PATRIOTS send IN your
eontrlbutlon.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

De ms1srF CO fha Iest g9roo Of lhs
isgislattgs We asro astissand 0Icicas
than Hon. 9. b. Hfn, 90 Ralrika.
And ths bee feature 81 hisservisa eas
that ever zee and vofe Wss recorded
% the eide o. rieht ard Justice. HE
many Talishalsos friends Will apprsci-
ate this ebeomium from &c home payer.
tho PsIatka Newn.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

Every newspaper n Worlds ought 70
expose the land sharks who ara folstsE-
NIX poor lands upon the ignorant pur-
ehasefa. and otherwise trading upon the
reputation Of Fiorida. The prospects
FOE settlers thIs Gall is bright and he
frauds should be suppressed a. once.
ere they work q harishlp upon ths
State that viii b fslt Cor many years
% cone There ars plenty 81 COED
lands Ia The State for Ga he hnndrets
OF people who wish % iaeata here. and
there b ~ valid rssson ahy these van
pirss should be allowed - pFey at uill.
ms Unltnd States RosoInmene wili tale
. hard h ne game and sapwuna he
matter ~ rsfaoinH 30 nllou sach B9in-
dles % b cent ltrcurA tho malln. San
ford Hogald
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-06

Where is Napoleonl - Jacksonville
RloFidian.
Guess he has gone In search Of fas-
tsF auto than that secured by Claude.