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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-10

er one. ID 1869, at the age Of %. he
began his railroad work, taking a po-
sition as clerk in the general freight
office of the Pittsburg. Cincinnati &
st. Louis Railway at Columbus. o.
In year he was claimed by the Cen
tral Pacific railroad and made chief
clerk in the general freight affice at
Sacramento. Calf At the end OF 1871
he was made assistant general freight
agent In May, 1882. he was promot-
ed to the position of freight traffic
manager OF the road. Two years later
he was general traffic manager of the
Central Pacific and its leased lines.
In 1885 Stubs was made general traf-
fic manager Of the Southern Pacific
company. Four years later he was
chosen third vice president of the
company. in addition to his other posi-
tion. and in 1901 he was made traffic
director of the Hartman system, not
only the railroads. but the steamship
lines as we'll
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-10
STATEMENTS OF LAS VEGAS
BANKS Reflect PROSPERITY

The statements Of the First Ma
tional and San Miguel National banks
of Las Vegas, made today in res
ponse to a call issued by the comp
troller Of the currency, are Of more
than passing interest to the commu-
nifty. A careful perusal Of the state
ments will show that not since the
panic of 1907 and the business depres-
sion which followed IN 1908. has the
general trend Of business, always re
Elected more OF less through the finan-
cial institutions Of community, been
as substantial and prosperous as at
the present time.
The statement Of the First National
bank shows exceedingly substantial
conditions IN the community and Re.
fleets the return Of prosperity and
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-10
nv Associated Press)

New York, Sept. 10.-With the pas
sing of &. H. Hartman from the busi-
ness world, the attention of his hosts
of friends is now turned to the strick-
en- family at Tower Hill, the country
home at Arden. To these is being
extended every consolation.
The magnificent courage with which
Mr.. Hartman faced. for the first
time in his life, an unconquerable
enemy, death, was characteristic OF
the man and has ELECTED tributes not
only from his friends but from his
pitterest opponents in many business
affrays.
Late particulars of his last hours
show that he worked up to within
ninety minutes of his death. Early in
the morning, when he was told by DR..
Lyle, the family physician, that he
could not survive the day, he sent to
New York for his secretaries and up
on their arrival he dictated letters OF
instructions to those subordinates who
will carry on the great business he
built up.
Babe Family Goodbye
A constant vigil had been maintain
ed the night preceding his death as
the family realized that only the will
power of the man sustained him in
his unequal and losing fight with
death. A short time after noon yes
terday, it is understood stroke af-
fected his heart and dissolution set in.
When it became apparent that the end
was approaching his family was sum-
moned to the bedside. According to
those who were present, the scene
enacted was most pathetic and affect
ing, as the husband and father, with
unfailing courage but failing strength,
IN turn embraced his wife and each
one of his children for the last time,
kissing each and speaking words of
cheer to his wife and daughters and
imparting words of advice to his sons.
Died at 1886 O'Clock
To set at rest reports that Mr.. Har-
riman died at 1870 O'Clock in the af-
ternoon and that the news of his death
was suppressed until after the stock
market closed to prevent possible
panic, it was officially announced to-
day by Dr. Lyle in signed state
ment issued from the Union Pacific
offices, that Hartman died at 1886
o'clock as first announced yesterday
afternoon from Arden and 120 Broad
way and that reports that he died
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-10
COURT lNsTRUcTs THE
AcoUiTTAL or GRECO
Especial Dispatch.)

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Sept. 10.-Upon
instructions by Judge John r. Merle,
that the charge of perjury must be
corroborated by more than one wit
ness, the jury today in the case of
the United States VS.. Gregorio Griego,
prominent citizen of Taos county
on trial for perjury, growing out OF
the trial of Ricardo Alarid, brought
in verdict of not guilty. There was
only one witness against Griego, ths
! the others having died since he wa
| indicted.
The y. s. grand jury today returI
ed true bill against Pablo Rieva'
of Rio Arriba county, for introducin
1ntoxicants on an Indian reservation
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-10

the president of sixteen great corpo-
rations and director and controlling
factor in twenty-seven others. And
remarkable fact in this connec-
tion is that he was actively in
touch with the affairs of each and
every one of them.
Flags at Half Mast
AS mark of respect to Mr.. Harri-
man numerous banks and buildings in
the financial district were displaying
their flags at half mast today. The
flag on the stock exchange floated at
half mast as did the flags on the Ma
tional City and other banks. The Of
fees Of the Union Pacific and South
ern Pacific railroads were closed to-
day until Monday.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-10
PEARY AND COOK in RACE
TO REACH new YORK FIRST

New York, Sept. 10.-The latest re-
ports from Peary. and Cook, the two
Arctic explorers. who claim the hon
ors of having discovered the north
pole, show that both are now in a
race to reach New York first, that
they may submit the proofs of their
wonderful discovery. Peafy today
was reported to be still at Battle
Harbor, but due to reach Sydney,
Nova Scotia, tomorrow, where he will
start for New York via rail. DR..
Cook left Copenhagen by rail today
for Christiana, where he will board a
steamer for New York. arriving there
on September q or % AS it now
stands. Peary seems in fair way to
win the race.
Peary Nears Sydney
Truro, N. S., Sept. 10.-The steamer
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-10
AL KAUFMAN STAYS
LIMIT WITH JOHNSON

San Francisco, Sept. 10.--In a con
test unique in local prize ring an
nails, Jack Johnson was accredited
with newspaper decision over Al
kaufman, at the end of ten rounds
of fighting yesterday afternoon at Cof-
froth's arena. According to the ar
ticles of agreement. If both men were
on their feet when the ten rounds
had been fought, no decision was to be
given. Referee Eddie Smith, how
ever, stated to the assembled news
paper men, after the contest, that
Johnson had both outfought and out
boxed the Californian at every stage
Of the contest and therefore was en-
titled to the verdict.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-10
AUSTRIAN SPECIALIST SAYS
HARTMAN DIED OF CANCER

Vienna, Austria. Sept. 1O.-Prof
Adolph Struempell, a specialist who
was consulted by Mr. Hartman, now
admits that when ne saw Hartman
In July that he diagnosed his com
plant as carcinoma of the stomach
or cancer and that at that time he
notified physicians who were attend
ing Mr.. Hartman that the patients
did not indicate that an
operation was hopeless. Prof Struem-
pelI made this statement today to
the Associated Press.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-10

earlier in the afternoon were abso-
lutely untrue.
Rumors we're rife on Wall street
early in the afternoon yesterday that
Hartman was dead, but repeated calls
at Arden by telephone and private
wires brought positive denials of the
reports. At 1:45 it was announced
that Hartman was still alive. Thus
in a measure the statement today of
DR.. Lyle is substantiated that Mr..
Hartman did not breathe his last un-
til 3:35.
Prepared for Worst
The general opinion prevails in fin
|ancial circles that the business world
was prepared for the death of Harri-
man, as he had several months ago
placed men in charge of his affairs
and various business enterprises who
will carry out his policies.
The cause of Mr.. Harriman's death
may never be known to a certainty.
The general belief is that it was
caused by overwork. There was some
malady of the digestive apparatus, but
this was never positively diagnosed
and therefore the precise nature of
the disease win remain a mystery, for
there will be no autopsy performed
on the body.
Funeral to be Held Sunday
Arrangements for the funeral of Mr..
Hartman, which will be held Sunday,
are now under way. Services will be
held at st. Johns Episcopal church
Sunday afternoon, and will be con-
Quoted by Rev. j. Fl. McGuinness, the
family pastor. The funeral will be
strictly private, as this is the wish
of the family and was also the wish
or the dead magnate The active pail
bearers will be six employees OF the
Arden estate, who presided over the
heads of it's various departments
fhe honorary pail bearers will be
from his closest business associates.
'fhe body will rest in natural vault
on the family estate at Arden. The
grave is now being blasted and quar-
ried out of a solid rock.
Task for Daughter
1t is not known yet whether the
magnificent palace at Arden will ever
be completed, but it is thought that
active management of it will devolve
upon Miss Mary Hartman, who was
thoroughly conversant with her faith
er's plans concerning the estate.
Those most intimate with Mr. Har-
rtman's business affairs estimate his
private fortune at about fifty millions
of dollars and this seems to be
the consensus of opinion. He was
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-10

Roosevelt. bearing Commander R. E..
Peary and party, is expected to reach
Sydney tomorrow. Peary and mis-
family, who win meet him there. will
go direct to the United States by rail,
after q brief stay at Sydney. Mrs.
Peary and children arrived here this
morning.
Cook Leaves Copenhagen
Copenhagen, Sept. 10.-Dr. Cook
left here today for Christiana, where
he win board a steamer for New
York, arriving there September q or
q.
still at BaEtls Harbor
Sydney. N. s., Sept. 10.-A wireless
message received here today says
Peary Is still at Battle Harbor. taking
on coal.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-10


good times generally. Although there
is no active demand for money at
this time, the cash resources Of this
bank at this time are unusually
strong.
AS for the San Miguel National
bank. The Optic wishes to call espe-
cial attention to its statement. which.
better than anything else. shows the
excellent shape that this section Of
the territory IN general and Las We
gas n particular, Is N. The foot
ings ere the largest N the history Of
the bank and are 100000 greater
than they were year ago. More re-.
|markable, perhaps. IS the fact that the
individual deposits show the astound-
ling increase Of 100000 in the same
period. This IS as record s which
any bank may feel proud.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-10
CARELESS FATHER CAUSES
DEATH OF HIS CHILDREN

St. Paul, Mimi. Sept. To- Three
children of Robert A. Walsh. were
burned to death today in fire caus-
ed by the explosion Of a gasoline
stove, which Walsh attempted to fill
while the burners were lighted.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-10
DELEGATES NAMED FOR
COMING MINING CONGRESS
Especial Dispatch. !

Santa Fe, N. M, Sept. 1O.-Governor
Curry today appointed the following
delegates to the American Mining
congress, which meets at Goldfie1d,
New, next month: F. A. Jones, Al
buquerque; J. w. Akers and George
w. Pritchard Santa Fe; c. 7.
Brown and e. D. Morton. Socorro;
Joe q. Sheridan and ]. w. Fleming,
Silver City; George B. Bent, Bent:
William Brown. Carrizozo, and John
Y. Hewitt White Oaks.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-10
ANOTHER DEATH DEALING
FLOOD OCCURS IN MEXICO

Mexico City, Sept. 10.-Another ter
rible flood has visited the Jamiltipec
district in the state of Oaxaca. Sugar
plantations and mills have been des-
troyed, cattle swept away and scores
of farm laborers drowned.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-10
GOVERNOR COMMITTEES
SENTENCE OF PRISONER
(special Dispatch.l

Santa Fe, N NJ, Sept 1O.-Goyernor
Curry, upon the recommendation Of
Judge Frank w. Parker and others.
today commuted the sentence of Len
Reeves, serving a seven-year tenn IN
the penitentiary, to two years.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-10
PRESIDENT HAS 4zfks
WITH Mli<ADo's' oHzEbss

Beverly. Mass. Sept. 10.-PresidenE
Taft today received in audience
Prince Kiniyoshi Kuni. grandson Of
the emperor Of Japan. and sent mes
sage Of goodwill to the emperor.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-09-10
Sent to New York for His Secretaries and
Dictated Letters Of Instruction to His
Subordinates Until Ninety Minutes Be-
fore Death Overlook Him.
EMBRACED and KISSED Each MEMBER OF FAMILY

Report I hat He Expired Earlier in After
noon and That News was Suppressed
Until After Stock Market Closed Offic-
ially Denied Today by Dr. w, G. Lyle
Funeral Will be Held Sunday Afternoon
and Burial Will be in Natural Vault on
Arden Estate-Services Private.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

All statutes. from taking OF the hat
% .orssontlng arms. originally Implied
respect o. submission. OF military ST.
lutes, raising the right hand. 20 the
head IL generally believed 20 have orig.
mated from tbo days Of the iOurna-
ment. when the knights uled past the
throne Of the queen Of beauty and by
way Of compliment raised their hands
20 their brOWs % Imply that her beauty
was TOO dazzling for unshaded eyes to
sazs upon.
The officers salute with the sword
has 2 double meaning. The frst pOsi-
zion. with che hllt opposite the lips, h
q repetition Of the crusaders action In
Kissing the cross hilt of his sword In
token OF faith and fealty. while lower
ing the point afteFward implies either
submission or friendship, meaning IN
either case that II "a no longer noces-
saFy % stand on guard. Raising the
hand 10 The forehead has also been en-
plalned as q sign that the weapOued
hand is empty and IN an lnoHenaive
position. bat this reason does not seem
% convincing aa the otherA
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31
Legal Advertisements.

In the Circuit Court. Second Judicial
Circuit, Leon County, florida In
ChnneerY.
Mary b. Vns0n. Complainant. '. David Vaaoa.
DFfeDdant
TT HAVING BEEN MADE 70 APPBAR BY
the affidavit q complainant that the residence
% the defendant q unknown, and that there \
no person The service q . gubpoane upon whom
Would bind the said defendant nnd that tha said
defendant = over the aEs 81 tWenty-One ycara.
II e thershg Ordered that the said defendant.
David Venon, b., and be 4 herphy required 20 ap-
pear 10 the aid bill Of complaint on Monday. the
eth dag Of December A. d. 1903. and that thil
order b puhllshsd once q week for eiEht success
sive weokai n The Weekly True Dsul0crat. q nsWn-
papsr publiahSd N the Staes 81 FI0rida. and IN
the aaid County Of Leon.
- witness whereof. T. Henry Il. FelkPI. Clerk
0f the Circuit Court Aforesaid, have hereunto So
my hand and the seal q The said Court this the
t2th dayof October A. ID. 1909.
tSRAi1 HENRY r. FBLKEL.
cieFk Circuit Court, Leon County. florida
Attest-HElHH r. FELEEI.
StsW Clerk o. aaid C0urt
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

Eique OF east european aeDfews. me
result has been the opposite upon the
sicilihns, the conclusion being that the
surrounding IN New York are better
Tor the Jews than 10 their city homes
IN the old world. while the eEamped
quarters which the Bieilians occupy In
New YORK are not 70 desirable as their
rural surroundings On southern Italy.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN 10 ALL
Az whom Il may eoncern that I. the undersigned.
81 guardian 81 the estates Of LaWrence Wallace,
John Q. Wallace and Annie p. Wailace. miners,
will, On the iSth day 81 Decembor. a. n. 1909. q
20 O'clock n ~, make application % che hcnoIahlo
BENJAMIN A. Meginnlna. County Judge IN and fer
Leon oodnty, FLORIDA. q bic oltce IN the city 81
Iallnhanoeo, Tor authority % eel at private sale
81 the right title and interest q TIE oad mlnors
N and q AT those certain pieces o. pafeel9 o. land
nitnaia. lying and being On aaid county, known and
described ~ foliOWa. to-wlt BEGIN q point ~
O.. b. % The internection of tkg W. boundary 81
fsTBca 81. then run 8. Ieo H.. thgneo W. e2 IT,,
thenco y. % deE., 80 min, W., 81 n. and thence
~ t01a II. 10 the poin4 81 boGinBlnT; and also b.
glnninT at point e81 ~ w. q the int-rseeton a.
tba center line q JelfeFuon Sc with the W. bonn
dary 81 sid city, thenoe run ". Ll8o o., thence
81 q do1, % mib. -. ll1 n and tnonce N. q oaE..
10 min. ~. too r. b the point ~ boginning.
MARGANET WALLACE
81 Guardian o. TIE Esiatas q LaWFunea Wal
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

Of business 81 from time to time. may b foun6
necessary o. desirable.
AETIczn n.
The general nature az the business a. businesses
and opsIuting farms ana DlsststioSs; tiliins
aB9 enitigailng the col breeding and rnirfnT.
~ elyisE snd sel.l1g I've sleeki eoaducting az
opeFAting suW.milla. gFist-nills ana eoitoa Nin1
and pieaasa, and. when fei.duginE sgFvico With
.ath for othcra, eh.rgi1g and eollsetlng tells
snd eosiusti6@ aSa TuSSin[ $500 SSsS-
oira siures h epnnsetion herewith ane. RoueF-
ally, eneaglng IN and presenting for pF11t The
bSsS-sSs. ~ oss"I-is. ~, = ~ p p.
owning, boxing. leasing. renting hiring, ceiling,
d.poelng q. nortg.gIng, plsdging and ooaysginF
doing ADD psTfollins all ana any such othsF aeta.
desde and things. 81 nay BE- Necessary. requisite.
eppEoprlats. inedei tai useful - ssEViesahls soaF
sat q susE Sssissss e SssisSSSS1 - = ~ Ss
81 branch thereof.
AETIcEn m.
TIE amount Of capital stock shall Be- twenty
ave thoRaand tS26oo0.OO doIlars % b digioa&
into two hundFed and atty shares az one hundfo1
%ass - $500 slfs s ss fs,1 s rs ~ 49, ~.
company does any business. The balance e he
capital siock shail b issued ana disDoSsd
80 - os so :. ~ y 80 ny sstss. $500 s
TIE bugineee o. the company, g q Inst Valuation.
Or for both eash and property, e. the dlrsetoEB
ARIIcLR ~.
The company ahaIl exist for ninety-nhts yaars.
unitaa sooner dinlolvod.
ARTIuH '.
The business q the company ahall 81 co.,
dqctad hy The folloging oileaTl; a Pro1idsHt 3
Nics-Fresioent hanager. HecFeterys IFoas.
uror and q Beard 81 Diroctorn. Tks oflicsr 81
froridelt and MANAGE nay b hllad by enc paE-
son and the odicos u Secretary and Tranauref
pay = Allied By ems psreou- TIE Beard q DlEaes
~ TIE stoekholdaTs from thslf nunbsr IL ths ~
nuai nesting q che ntockholdeFa which nhali -
heid the second Wednesday a JanuaEy ~ aash
yeaz. Tke Beard q DiresteF. shan slosf lhsoite
lhs ansuli msetlnE q ths sssskhoids7s ~
foi,gWing persgos shah b TIE oslceE1 - c1ndraf
The business q the eompany Until thess ola1io1
q ne art eleetea bF The eekhsdsE! and aisae-
Ssa. Cd Ssn.ssl; j. q MstssEii We s1Is
dent y. W. 8tuckoY, 8oerotarF and Treasures.
End 4 p. kccaakilL ,. Q. Mocsshin ed J. "
ARnclB VI.
he highast anouns Of indsScsdness e. liability
sslf Shaii b aftV thsusSnd doilSrn'
AEs8CI.R vm
The numss and rs.idsneeu a ne .sgbseEIl,ss.
with the numhor a shares suhacrlhnf ~ - -
them. ara 90 foligwus
a ?. hecaskin Lsoa sounty. Fiaia.. y
:. q uscaskn, Bainhriaso. oso1sia. 10 shsr,a.
,. W. stuckey. BalnbEid9a. 0sorSa. 40 ahaGoa.
u ts.timeny whqeef. he aad essoslatls kAva
AP. MocAsKuI. 70 sh.m
J. q MCCA1klt,t. 10 ahaHaI.
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31
chanasa b. .hs aoassIsv IsIands.

A British gunboat which recently
returned from BeFing sea reports
changes IN che Bogoslov Islands which
were created Eve years $50 By q vol
caninc upheayai o. TIE Alaskan coast,
Two Of the Islands have row been Join.
"a By the rising Of the ocean hOoF be-
tween them. Vegetation IL beginning
10 appear on sIl the islands.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

"l'Il teach you 20 play az pitch and
toasF shouted the onraged father. EN-
nos yOu Cor an hour. ! wiilr'
"FathoF." instantly said che incorrigi.
be as be balanced q penny on his
thumb and angar. "11i toss you 10
make e two hours % nOthlhg."-Cas-
sells Journal.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

For Rent--A twO-story. seven room
house. with bot and cold water con-
nectiOna Large vacant lot. barns and
stables with house; location No. 40
w. Gaines Sc. near depot. Apply 90
Mra. J. Q. Williamson. li-tf.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

ltmsy sssm hard b realise. bat Il h
q positive fase that goa can gee q suit
made 70 ordsr fsF s105o q Chsatham
Alderman O.. Read their "a. and send
tur free Samples.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31
100 Do TInaI plaeharda

Nptles ssP Einal Dlsehagfa
CTX MONTHS AFTER DATE, As AlIniNle-
- istFntor u tha o1tats u 4 W. CTamlIng, de-
ceaood. VII prcaont % tie County JuoGo q Len
county. EIoFids. M nnai ascOant and vouchora.
and then ash fer q anAl diaGhar1o From the admin-
stFation q sad estass.
AomlniatFatoF.
oetobsF HotA. Iooa SJ-Sm
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

IntsasioA q Apply Gee L.ttsEs Paasns.

IntsasioA q Apply Gee I.,ttsEs Paasns.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN or THE M
Az tantion y The undor1lgned b Apply 81 tho
0ovornof ~ th6 State Il floFila after tn puhlI-
Caiioa a tnIa aotica once wouk fcr four coInoe-
utlva weeks, fof Letters palent laoolpG1afing
FloFi1a PLANTING CoulponY. ~ the purposes and
upon the terms 81 fuglh 81 her pfoDoaa charlef
q oopy 81 ulioh y aiven bslgN.
a n MoCAeKTfL.
n q kcCAERlII.
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES.
Mss ADELE GERARD

10 showing q Unique Assortment,
10 which she invites che attention
Of the public. ASt
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31
STATE or FLORIDA. 1
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knoun q Ne - b enc q the neInans 80 t4I.
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80 - -. -. y - 49, - ~
hat tte eEnafuIs theFe11 DurpnFtinr u ~ rs +.
nI1 oun genuine nirnntura.
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fSlAI-l mo. n. pERKu
NotaFy Pubic Stats - eloT'fa az IrI'.4
ny commission eEuin11 Nrh a. INA
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

Ban roa1uhorof ttat 81 as a. ~ a.. a.
Dseso11el.t a. Q. l,y9. lalara -. -. a. W.
relolnally noee11c1 y q MronatN ra1 n
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

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