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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-10
FAIR TO Be MADE AN
empire EXPOSITION.
President Mcdonald and Secretary
Ensign Arc Making Great Prep
urations for This Season.

According to the announcement made
yesterday by Mr.. ]. G. Mcdonald,
president OF the Utah State Fair assoc,
ciation, the fair this year Will assume
the proportions Of an exposition and
will be by far the biggest affair Of the.
Kind ever attempted by any one state.
Tho remarkable development in Utah
in the past few years in mining, farm
ing, manufacturing and other Industrial
lines has been so rapid and substantial
that the fair officials decided TO haze
an exposition that would call tac az
tentlon of the entire country to Utah
and the achievements of her peolla.
President Mcdonald conceived the tdeit
of an finland Empire Exposition, 10
be conducted by the fair association!
and he and Horace S. Ensign, secretary
Of the fair, have been at work for some
time laying plans to make the event
one long to be remembered.
Gov. Spry is now making up the list
of extra committees to assist in the
undertaking and it is also the intention
to enlarge the present committee in
order to insure success. With the or
FganiZation of the committees completed
active work will be begun and no eff
fort or expense will be spared to make
the inland empire exposition an event
OF such magnitude and Importance hat
Utah 4 and her Industrial development
will be brought to the attention ofStlla
whole country in an effective and bene-5
fetal manner. 35
That the time is ripe and opportune
for such an event Is the opinion OF all
Who have been approached on the mai
ter and the entire population of the
state is expected to Join in the move
rnent and make 1t q grand success.
Besides the many interesting features
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-10

nlready announced for the fair ar
arrangements have been made for como
of an appropriate nature.
Historical TEXTURES will be made prom
inent and every effort made 10 make
the exposition live up to the Very APP
sproprfata title given it. Many changes
will DO made necessary in the buildings
and grounds and the plans for these are
already under way. Literature an
lnouncing the special features and Civ
ing the details of the plans is nov
being prepared and will be ready for
distribution within a few weeks. It IS
every industry in the state represented
in a. fitting manner and arrangements
are now under way to interest repre-
sentative men in every county and in
every line Of industrial activity.
Assurances of support and co-opera-
ton have already been received and
everything points to one of the biggest
and most important events in the his
tory Of the state. The name salecel
is appropriate and significant and If Fhe
people of the state work together and
X mako it the success it should be the
good that will come to the state can
i hardly be estimated.
The officials are now hard at work
on the details and the progress of3sheir
| work will be announced as fast as it is
! ready for publication. publicity
k bureau has been organized in connac-
tion with the exposition and the public
1 will be kept posted on the new features
as they are developed With the or
ganization perfected every official will
work to make the Inland Empire OK
position one that Will fully accomplish
the work intended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-10
Ladies Drawers

Drawers Cambria top. lawn or
cambria hemstitchcd rufile,
group of fine tucks-25c.
Drawers top: deep
ruffle: three groups of tucks runs
full fidth; well neutrality-suspicious.
al, 3oc.
Drawers, long cloth top, wide
rufhe, group of eight hemstltched
tucks-50c.
Drawers-cut circular. lawn
ruftle, three tucks. edged in val.
Iace-Extra value soc.
Drlwers-Cut circular, cambria.
embroidery rufile-I5c.
. Drawers-Cambr top, wide
rufile. two rows of val. insertion,
edged with lace--15c.
Drawers-Large circular draw
er. long cloth top; fine open
work; embroidery inftie-at si.09.
Drawers ainsook top, five
t.cks--embrofdery ruftie-Sl.Q CO.
Drawers in many other styles
from Sac TO S13.T5.
We are showing some Very row,
dainty styles IN the short skirt
made TO fit the hips. trimmed in
fine laces or enbroideries, at 800
to $3.15.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-10
Ladies Gowns
Good quality OF muslin gowns

Good quality OF muslin gowns.
fine tucked yoke, high neck, ruff
he around neck and sleeves, Elk
ira value, 60c.
Good quality of muslin gowns.
low neck and short sleeves; hens
stitched ! ruflle round neck and
sleeves. Extra value, soc.
We are showing several very
good styles In ladies gowns-one
very dainty style is low neck.
with two rows of val. lace in.
sertion and one row of embroi-
derry insertion, edged with lace
T5c.
9Sc-Iadies' fine nainsook gown.
neck and sleeves trimmed in em-
broidery, beading drawn with
ribbon-at Csc.
Fine nainsooll gowns. yoke
trimmed With cluster of tucks;
neck and sleeves trimmed in
hemstitched ruffle-9Sc.
Fine 6nainsook# gowns-val. lace
or embroidery edging, low neck,
puff sleeye--9Sc.
s1.25-Long cloth gowns; slip
over style: round neck; beading
and ribbon neck and sleeves;
trimmed with dainty pink or
blue embroidery-S1.2 %.
1.25-Nainsook cloth, fine heln-
stitched, tucked yoke, V neck.
finished with hemstitched ruffle--
sl.25.
s1.25--Cambric gowns-low neck,
trimmed in open embroidery. ell
bow sleeves edged with hem
stitched embroidery-s1.25.
Nainsook growns-high neck,
yoke of val. lace and embroidery
insertion, long sleeves edged with
val lace-S1.2o.
Long cloth gown--slip over
style: embroidery insertion.
drawn with dainty rlbbon-S1. 25.
s1.50-F'ine nainsook gown--enl-
broidery insertion, slip over style:
Cirecian embroidery, drawn with
ribbon-s1.50,
s1.50-Long cloth gown--lace
trimmed; slip over style; angel
Sieeye--S1.00.
Nainsook gown-square neck Of
embroidery drawn with ribbon
$3.50.
Lingerie cloth. slip over style,
trimmed with dotted embroidery
insertion and two rows of val.
lace .insertion-sl.5
Nainsook gown--sduare neck.
open down the front. band OF
embroidery round the neck, drawn
with Tibbon-S1.75.
Nainsook sown-low, round
neck, trimmed with 3 rows OF
embroidery insertion, drawn with
ribbon-sLI5.
Empire lingerie gown--yoke
made OF dotted embroidery. bead
ing and edging to march-s3.s5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-10
PONDS on SIDEWALK.

/. ~ >
When the sidewalk gets to Eleventh
East street the grade is set down about
three feet below the surroundings and
railways fills up With water. like the
corner of Main and North Temple
streets. They did tho same thing there
and every summer shower covers the
walks with mud and water.
Ion other streets out here, where VIC
,llfrd wooden sidewalks, instead OF put
ting the cement in the same place,
where every ono of the property own
$ers would be pleased, the city has In
sisted on changing the grade just
enough to kill our trees, as has been
done on the south side of Kansington
avenue, where it looks as though q
pestilence or cyclone had swept
through. Duder says he wants straight
lines. So do we, but we would rather
seq little curve in q sidewalk that is
well shaded by good trees, than see all
the straight lines run by killing all the
trees in front of our lots. We own
the ground and we will, live out here
VIXEN this job is done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-10
Children 5 Muslin
Underwear

Table No. loo children's cam
brio drawers-one with hem and
three small tucks: another style
is finished with ruffle.
1oc chlldrens drawer waist,
made or Cambria at 10c each.
10c-Cllildren's white sklrt9wlth
waist and two-lnch hem on the
bottom. Special for the white
sale-10c each.
Table No. 2-171ac childrcn's
cambria drawers-three small
tucks and hemstitched rufflc-
from / year to IL years-at 17kc.
17lsc-children's petticoats with
buttonholes In the band; hem
stitched ruffle with three tucks.
White sale, 1I1s each.
171sc infants petticoats-from
6 mo. to years-171ac each.
Table No. 3-25c children's
cambria drawers, with deep hem
stitched rufHe; small tucks; an
other style with 3 small tucks
anu embroidery ruffie--1 year to
IL years White sale, 25c.
Infants short wasted white
muslin skirt, hemstitched with
ruffle, edged in val. Lace
months to years-Whitc sale,
25c each.
Table No. 4-i9c childrens
white petticoats in three dainty
styles-cambric top. deep tiounce
of white lawn, three rows of val.
lace. clusters of fine tucks. An
other with fine tucks and one
with embroidery trimming. Reg
ular 755c to SEC values at 49c.
49c-All our children's gowns,
skirts and drawers--regular 75c
to $1.00 value. White sale, Acc.
Table No. 5--69c All our child
ren's gowns. white petticoats and
drawers. Regular $500 values
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-10
Ladies Handmade
Underwear

90 per cent discount on ALL
other ladies' handmade UNDER
wear.
chemise, s1.25 at .......... asc
Chemlse, SIZE, at .......... sl,a2
Chemise. sa.25. at .......s1.6s
Chemise, s2.70. at ...........s2.o7
Chen1ise. 5000, at 1915
Gowns. s2.75, at ,$2.o7
Gowns, $500, at ............s2.25
Gowns. $500, at $500
i Gowns. $500, at .......,.... .ss.755
Gowns, s6.75. at .......... ...s5.o7
Gowns, s9.75, at .S7.32
Drawers, $1.50 value, for ISL
Drawers, s1.75 value, for ...s1.a2
Drawers, s2.75 value. for ....s2,o7
Drawers, SS.75 value, for ....s2.72
Drawers, $500 value, for s3.75.
Corset Covers, SIZE value. at 94c
Corset Covers,s1.75 value, at.s1.s2
Corset Covers,s2E5 value. at.s2.O7
Corset Covers SAFE value, at.ss.57
Corset Covers, 500 value, at.S5.07
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-10

For a mild. easy action of the bow
els, single dose Of Doan's Regulets Is
enough. Treatment cures habltual
constipation. 25 cents box. Ask
your druggist for them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-10
LYRIC THEATER TONIGHT.


First class vaudeville, pictures direct
from the factory; classic, illustrated
songs and full orchestra. Admission,
10c; Children &c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-10
Expert Kodak Finishing.
Harry Simpler. Commercial Photo
grapller. ISL South Main, second floor.
THE REV. SHELDON JACKSON.
His Death Occurred Last Week in
North Carolina.

The Rev DR.. Sheldon Jackson, a we'll
known Presbyterian minister, mission
airy and teacher, died at Ashevi,le, N.
C.. last week, aged 10. He was no
stranger in Salt Lake, as he was the
founder of She ldon Jackson collegesub-
sequently changed to Westminster col
5lege. He was sometimes called the
Alaskan Pathfinder and Reindeer Jack
son, because he introduced the reindeer
from I.apland into Alaska. which
proved a wonderful benefit to the ma
tiyes. He was a native of Montgomery
county, n. Y, graduating from Union
college in 1855. and the Princeton Theo-
logical seminary In 1858. DIR. Jackson
then went into the missionary field.
In 1877 he went to Alaska, where he
was subsequently made superintendent
of missions by the Presbyterian church
and the government made him its edu-
cational agent. Through his influence
civil government was established in
Alaska.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-10

cisco or any other city would grade tho
.walksswith steps, but Duder can't learn
"a new trick
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-10
new STAT LAWS
GO into EFFECT
7,,esday the Date for Many
Changes n8 Itt Utah
Statutes.
"a =
DAMpENs AR!D i, |; !, OF DIVORCE ,'l Of; T:
,,aMpENs ARD oR OF. DIVORCE.
,aycntures in Nratrimony Are Now
Fraught With Many Conditions
Sinc New Commissioners.

with moro than d Thousand acts,
amendments, regulations, penalties,
commissions and appropriations, which
Ne last legislature passed, becoming
aeective tomorrow. the Compiled Laws
{ il Utah will look like loseph's coat
u many patches and colors. In the
offjee Of the district attorney, the coun-
~ attorney, and courts, these laws are
beine classified and the slips pasted
m the legal volumes making them look
ike fat scrap books. This work is
tremendous in9its scope-fron gas to
divorce. LAWYERS are studying the
mass Of new measures and SO arc the
state. city and county officials who are
affected by the Legislation.
IN the volume OF $almendments there
are many changes in the affairs of the
state, county and city, Many of the
looproles In the statutes have been
closed. But the lawyers are 3disecting.
their parts, examining, thesconstruction
like an expert trying to pick lock
Ito see where a client can jump
through ande then smoker at the law.
There are many measures, which We're
Introduced. which are conspicuous by
their absence. From the fly leaf to the
index, there Is not a word on prohibi-.
tion The Des N1oines bill is missing
rs we'll as the ripper bill and several
other bills. Even If these are missed
there are acts and amendments which
saw you shall not do this and you shall
not do that to to the small boy and girl
as well as to the men and women q!
which covers the ground fairly we'll.
~ < u 5 T. I'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-10
Combination Suits

Ladies combination drawers
and corset cover; skirt and
cover, short skirt, drawers and
corset cover. The two and ttree-
piece suits are the necessary
articles to complete every well-
dressed woman's wardrobe.
The comfort one gets in wear
ing them as we'll as the necessity
of wearing them to get the bet
ter effect of the new dress Is
satisfactory in the highest
sense. Every woman can afford
10 Wear this suit, as the prices
are very low-aSc to $500 the
suit.
Combination drawer and cor
set cover: trimmed in two rows
of val, lace, two rows Of bead
ing drawn with ribbon; bead
ing round waist drawn with
ribbon; the drawers have lawn
ruffled edged with val. lace-9Sc.
Exceptional value 9Sc-Conl-,
bination drawer and corset coy
er; nainsook embroidery band
at neck finished with val. lace
lawn rnffle on drawers edged IN
val. lace-9Sc.
Combination drawer and cor
set cover, or skirt and corset
cover of fine nainsook edged
With dainty embroidery drawn
with ribbon; good value S1.25.
Combination drawer and cor
set cover of fine lingerie cloth,
neck edged with lace, drawers
finished with hemstitched rulfle;
no buttons showing down the
front OF cover-Exceptional at
S1.35.
We have at least 10 other very
attractive styles at this low
price SIPS.
Combination drawer and coy
er, made of checked dimitE,
neck trimmed in dainty beading
and embroidery drawn with ribs
bon: drawers trimmed in lawn
hemstitched ruifle-Special value
S1.75.
We arc showing about five
other styles at $3.50.
Combination drawer. short
skirt and fitted cover, made OF
very fine nainsook; cover finish
ed with val. insertion; drawn
with ribbon: ruffle on drawer.
These are regular tailored suits
-S2.2o. a.
Many other very dainty at
tractlve styles in Two or three
piece combinations; French OF
fitted cover: well tailored; COCO
finishing; nice material. at $1.ia
$2.25, s2.75, $500, S6.T5 up to $500,
Short Peaicoats
Short Notwithstanding top.
tucked lawn. ruffle edged with
embroidery-50c-
Short petticoats-lnuslin top.
lawn ruffle. two rows of val. in
s.nr.tinr1 edged In val lace-I5c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-10
Beautiful Petticoats

Cambria top. very.
deep flounce Of India linon, With
5 hcmstitched tucks, trimmed in
6-incll embroidery ruffle. Very
wide. at S1.25.
Petticoats--Cambric top, deep 3
sectional ilounce: 6 groups OF
tuc!ss, 4 to the group. This is
one of those wide plain sllirts-at
$3.50
Petticoats-25 styles of pretty
white skirts; some lace trimmed;
others embroidery trimmed. deep
flounces. well made Very cS-
ceptional values at $2.75.
Petticoats--20 styles: some
cambria. some nainsook and otll-
ers with nainsook tops. Every
style of trimming one can think
of-at sS.75.
Petticoats-About 10 styles
made of fine material; some With
fine eyelet embroidery. blind en-
broidery. fine val. lace, German
val. lace and dainty swiss en-
broidery. We have made special
effort TO offer an exceptional
line at $500.
Pettlcnats Trimmed in the
new dainty colored embroidery
pink. blue or lavender. also the
all white embroidery with all the
rev designs-from $500 TO $1,000,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-10
Ladies Corset Covers

Ladies Lagrecque tailored
corset cover, made of fine main.
sock, 8 rows of imitation torchon
insertion, and edge with lace 10
match. at csc.
Ladies Lasrecque tailored corr
set cover, made Of fine India lin
+ en-. 3 rows of fine val. lace in
aeriion, and edging to match, at
s1.50.
We have many other dainty
corset covers in the Lagrecque
and other makes, up to $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-10

25 per cent discount on all
other ladies' handmade UNDER
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03

II. 6. Qnarterman, of PhiladsIr
was in the city on Monday.
]. W. Phillips, Of Boston, 81
through here on Monday, after q ~
ant outing az sc. Maria, hunting
fishing.
Hear Marvin Williams, the great
maker, at opera house, Monday ~
Alkahsst attraction, bsne6t Of Won
Club.
Hon. william Il. Lamar, WhQ -
represented this district ia CCnRa
several years, was here yesterday
ing his many friends. He declares
he has no desire 20 re-enter IpOlltiH
his own preferment, but WI NOT
tate to publicly esDOuse the cause
friend when be desires 90 DO 90.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03

Mrs. Milton A. Smith Is expected to
return home today, after a visit 20 her
mother 10 Gainesville, Ga. She also
spent q few days with her daughters IN
Gadsden Ala, and friends In Admission,
Ala, her former home:
Prof. p. III. Rolls and q. *. McQuaTS
ie, Of the Government Experiment Sta
ion at Gainesville, and A. s. MeharE.
I Live Oak, the Government Agricul-
tkial expert, spent several days In the
Capital City this week on business per
aiming to agricultural interests Of Leon
county.
The sale Of seats for the next Lyceum
attraction viii be on at Chittenden's
Monday morning. The attraction, Mar
vim Williams, will be Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Williams Is q humOrist Of excep-
tiOnal talent, and many should avail
themselves Of the opportunity Of hear
ing him.
Hon. VIM w. Holloway returned
home yesterday with the Educational
Campaign Committee, and will leave
with them for Madison today at noon.
Mr. Holloway feels much encouraged
over the work OF the campaign and the
welcome being given the Educators
over the State.
Miss jamie GarwoOd, OF Monticello,
Is visiting Mrs. G. NJ. Strange, on North
Monroe Street. this week. Miss Gar
wood has entered the great contest Of
the Atlanta Georgian, and Is working
hard 70 win. She has many friends I'm
the Capital City who will doubtless
rally to her assistance.
Rev. Samuel Moran, OF SO. Johns
Episcopal church, left Wednesday for
jacksonville 90 attend q meeting OF the
GARD Of Missions Of this diocese, which
convened IN that city yesterday.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03
WhatbDOngn City
DE-. M. b. VANBRUNT,

NH Lott, Of Havana, spent Monday
evening 90 Tallahassee.
W. ~ Aycock, Of MOultrie, WIS regis
tered at the Leon Monday
Geo. NJ. steed, Of S. Louis, was a Wis
tier 20 the city Tuesday.
Five furnished rooms for rent. Apply
% Mrs. Joseph d. Wilson. 70
Perry May, Of Quincy, spent Monday
eVening IN the city.
Ri. Gilchrist, OF philadelphia, spent
Sunday IN the city.
ia. Bpruille, Of Seattle, was here the
early part Of the week.
Three pleasant rooms for light hcus
Keeping, lll DuVal st. Apply 10 hlse
May Damon, 1876 Clinton Sc. Sb-h
VIC. snOdgrass, Of Thomasvills, was
AsE' on bushes. this .eeE
Miss Alice AppleyaFd spent Thanks-
giving at her bone in LAks City.
,. 4. BlacknaI, Of Richmond, Va,
was here ON business Tuesday
HuyIer's Cream Peppermints, Marsh
mallOWu, Fruit Drops, Nut Chocolate,
etc. 7. B. Byrd 4 Go. 30
n. l.. Parsons, OF ADalaChicola, was
o. the city on business last Saturday.
One buggy mare and one farm mare
Tor sale. Apply 90 Dr. u. J. Bond. 4l-4t
W. Attland and wife. Of anapO-
Iis, passed through the city on Monday.
Fresh quality Chocolates, In pound
and half pound boxes: alec In bulk. L.
B. Byrd q Go. %
W. o. Berryhill, q prominent planter
Of IT. Lauderdale spent Monday In this
city.
Don't fall 10 attend the Farmers In
stitute az MOnrOe'g opera house ON the
18th.
New crop Currants, Raisins, CitTon
and Layer Figs just received. 7. b,
Byrd 4 Co. 80
Hon. 7. +. Clarke, Of Monticello, was
IN the Capital City ON legal business
this week,
"a. A. smith. the enrolling clerk OF
che FLORIDA Senate, was here ON bust.
ness this week.
Eos woC %, DR.. J. H. b Butt
Newt. Cuthberi, Of Waukulla, spent
several days here on business the early
part % the week.
RI. shaeklefOrd. the popular travel.
ling salesman known aH "iiOb shack, "
was through here Monday
Useful Christmas gifts are IN order
this wear. Buy them early and bur
them from Chittenden a Co. 20
n. w. webb, one 81 JacksOnville's
popular travelling salesmen, spent sew.
eral days in the city
TN. TOrgesOn. Of Philadelphia. and
n. kirkland. OF Savannah. were regis.
tsrod 1t the Leon Saturday.
FOn RENT Three furnished rooms
Cor light housekeeping.
4O-a Mrs. W. d. Wilson.
A. n. McCroan, Of Jacksonville. and
q popular travelling salesman, stopped
over Saturday 10 nee the game
r. N, Davidson. one % the most pop
ulaF and frequent knights OF the grip
was here several days this week.
Hon. A. n. Small, a lawyer Of Lake
City, and his stenographer, Miss Ezelle.
ere attending Circuit Court this week.
Hon. John Dodge Of Jacksonville. aud
q prutnlDent member % the bar Of that
place. was here on Monday for legal
buslnosa
sS s RS. 81 sy.S Ps ! a. Flour and S''
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03
npLrDY IOVEI TIES.
MISS ADELE GERARD


Is showing q Unique Assortment,
to which She invites the attention
OF the public. 4l-St
II. RUSSELL FelSel is now with the
Educators ON their campaign. filling
their meeting for the dailieg Of the
State. Mr. Felkel n diving well at this
work. and II n fortunate for the Edu-
Gators thq2 they were able 10 secure
one ~ competent a. he ny
Rev. and Mrs. l. W. Moore announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Ef-
ne, 90 Mr. Frederick Emerald Weihe,
% Ocala, Fla. The wedding 60 take
place az the home OF the brides parents,
l24 North Adams street Thursday, Dec.
9th, at nOOn
Cabbage Plat
Cabbage plants may Be transplanted
IN South and East Georgia and Florida
now, and through December, for early
Bpiinq cabbage
We are prepared 10 fIl orders with
Early Jersey and CharleHtOn Wakefield,
Secession and Flat Dutch. planta.
Pricoa 4. o. b. heggett: Loco. 1000
o. 1900 at et.Eo per Thousand; 400 30
5000 at 81 25 per thousand; 9, 900 %
90, 200 ak 81. 90 per Thousand.
Special prices o. larger quantities.
Correspon0cnco solicited.
81 ~. GInsoN Co,
tO-Tt heggett, 8. G,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03

sTwOlos a.Iind"
There chief reasons Cor TIE failure Of medicine
These reasons doctor end druggist Both should h
good People Who The GEeaost b the selection Of Their
physicians, select this drug FOX their prescriptions We not
only give Just what the doctor pesbe but we give m
best Of up he bert TIE intelligent doctor and s
honest drug store ere two q kud-gOOd safe kind"
Tallahassee Drug Company.
VI. Balkeom. PrOp'r
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03
NOTICE no LODGE MEAIBERs.

Members OF Jackson Lodge, No. l.,
\. 4 A. b., are requested 10 meet at
their hall &C $3.50 2. m. Saturday. for
the purpose OF attending the funeral OF
our Brother. James r. Perkins.
JOHN O. CALHOUN, w. ~.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03
NJ, D. ", LRoN CAVE No. 2.

Woodmen Of tho World meets every
Monday night % ", O. w. hall. over
GllmofoA Davis hardware store. mem.
hers and visiting SovoFclgns cordially
invited - altoad these meetings q