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The evening world., 1909-01-05

Aug. Is, and their actions Just before
and after those events.
At Her Home, Of Course.
DO you remember where this en-.
gage-ahem - this - conversation took
placer" he asked next.
And Mr.. Brown asked: What con-
versation DO you mean. Mr., Hays {.
didn't mention any conversation"
Well this engagement, then; do you
remember where II took placer"
yes, naturally. at her home" re-
piled the witness
Now. was any one present when you
gave her the automobile" Mr.. Hays
queried; that is, any one but you and
Miss Hopper"
Mr., Brown answered emphatically.
mo. sir"
What was the substance Of your
conversation with her after you be-
came engaged" asked Mr.. Hays, and
then quickly corrected his question
with, THAT is, I mean. with regard to
your gift Of the automobile"
The witness explained that he had
simply wanted to give her q present
at that time, and had told her he would
like to give her the machine, and she
had accepted.
Then the lawyer wanted to know how
long after the engagement Il was.
Wanted the Spoon" Talk.
We'll, II was the same day." an
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05
RUBLIc BEHETIr.
TaIlAhassss PoopIs Greatly IntoFsSi-
e b tho Generous OAsT of The
ROxall Store.


e b The Generous OAsT of The
RSEall Store.
The people have already demonstra"
ted that they would rather trust q man
Who ls naturally honest than one who is
honest only because he had 10 be.
The Rsxall Store have . hrmly estab-
llahsd reputation for square dealing and
sterling honesty. When they told the
people that Rexall Remedies are the
Durost and most dependable medi-
eInss that Il is possible for modern sci
oncs 10 produce, and that they would
tell the public what each one Of these
500 or more remedies contained, and
that they sold Rexall Remedies on their
personal guarantee that they would
give entire satifaetiOn OF they Wculd
not cost the user q single cent, they
were believed.
Ever since this announcement The
RexaIl Store has been largely patron
lied By people buying Rsxall Remedies,
ell OF whieh proves that this store has
the confidence OF the people and that
honesty is the best policy.
There ls no "eure-alI'' among the
Rexall Remedies. There are different
and separate medicines, each one de-
ViSed for q certain human ailment or q
class Of ailments closely allied. For m
stance Rsxall Dyspepsia Tsblets are
recommended for the positive relief Of
stomach irritation. indigestion, hatu-
loney and dyspepaiA. They are rich ln
Bismuth- -Sub1irate. Pepsin and Cernni.
natives. They are prepared by special
processes which perfect and enhance the
great remedial value these well known
medicinal agenta. This remody sells
fog 25 eenta, so cents and 81, % per pack
are. Every one suffering from stom-
sch disorder should try Rexail DySPep-
STA Tablets, inasnauch as they cost moth
ing II they do not satisfy.
Remember, the Rexall Store -Har-
oe-Smith Co.'s the only store IN
Tallahassee where these remedies may
Be- obtained, and every one IN need Of
medicine u urged 20 investigate and
take advantage Of the frank and geuer-
Gus manner IN which they are eold.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

and he h not expected 10 render reports
e. 70 the different departments OF State
work, except as required BY law, simply
because some few individuals may de-
sire Il. Doubtless at the proper time,
the Internal Improvement Board, Of
which the Governor IL q constituent
part, will make its report for the edi-
fcatlOn Of the people.
II there u one thing that is more
commandable In Governor GilehriSt ana
his present Cabinet than another lt is
the fact that in ell things they are char
aeterized by thorough business prin-
elples. Nothing Il taken for granted,
but every individual. who iS an en-
plOyeo Of the State, is required to ac-
euratoly account for every dollar sx-
pended. This is q new feature with the
urassnt administration, 90 Ear as drain
age operations are concerned, snd u has
caused some comment at Miami But
the Governor and bis board are prOeeot-
ng 10 the best interests OF the State m
this &c IN ell other matters.
Drainage 10 progressing and that m .
way that should be satisfactory 10 every
friend Of the enterprise.
The True Democrat is informed By
those who are In q position 10 know
that more has been accomplished IN
actual results within the ten months Of
Governor Gilehrist's administration
than within the entire two years pre-
viOus, Notwithstanding the fact that one
Of the dredgos has been laid up for re-
pairs.
The Internal Improvement Board wiz
make its report at the proper time. and
Il will be q Oomprshspsivo statement Of
actual conditions IN ths Everglades.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

A recent issue Of the starke TSls-
graph contained the following:
Late advices bring the dlsheagtening
news that the Every are 9 vast sea
Of water a. far ~ the eye can reach.
IN n dovelOpea that the large sum Ot
money spent IN an effort % reclaim
theso lands has been spent IN vain, it
viii Be the greatest and most costly
blundoF ever made By officials sof Flor
lda. Already nearly enough money has
been spent to have built hai q. surfaced
road from Pensacola % Tampa, end
millions Of dollars more viii b required
% carry out the scheme Of drainage.
''Tho telegraph thinks Il b high tims
for Governor Guehrist 20 make q thor
Ough Invoatlgation Of the drainage
scheme, n be has not already done 80,
end u u is found impractieable to aban-
don the operations and ave further
waste Of che States money. Il seems
hardly necessary % remind the cover
nor that 10 was not elected by drainage
advocates, and that he bad told the poO-
Die Ne would not Invoat their money In
this enterprise until he became thor
Oughly convinced Of Its pgacticablllty
and value. It ia time, Governor, for
700 20 take the people into your cOnhs
donce and ZEE them know what you
know about this drainage business. IL
yOu have determined on The advice Of
competent enRinoars and chemists that
the drainage Of the Everglades io feagi-
Die and that the lands win Be worth the
cost, we'll and good, bat u you are sul-
ieFlng yourself ta Be bllndly led By co.
lerlo Of politicians who have thrlven on
drainage for the past several years
you will have proven q great disap.
DOintment 90 the people who elected
yOu, end you will 10 doubt hear from
them later On.
"At all evonts, Il ls time FOR you %
SPEAK, Governor. You have now been
"a once nearly q year and yea ought "a
know what you are about"
ftIsa well known fact that ths editor Of
tie Telegraph has unrslontingy opposed
the Evorgladoa drainage. This hes been
and b btlll HE privilege. but Why hs
should single cut Governor GllehBisl,
who d only enc member of ths Internal
Improvomonl Beard. sor Ne erltlslsm b
noe easy % coneeisa Ihe conadoncsol
che pnhllo b repoeed n a GeveEneF ahe1
Ne & elected io thas 6Eal peuieon.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05
WEDDIMG ~ RNYmL
4ow q Jsdss Sf nlAlbsa mlss. Tlos
hpptial kHot.

How q jsass 81 nlalbsa, Miss Tios
hsptiai kHet.
Judge Norman Moore. the EhymlR9
tuFist. now mayor OF Haibsn. paFfoFn-
"a n verse the ceremony that mA6s
James Davis and Bette johnson man
and wife. The exact words wsRe:
Jim. Wm you take Bst
Without regret
To love and choEiah
Untn ons - you parish
And n iaid undor 80.
% help Jos oodY
ThS Bridegroom replied n ths .a1
nRmstiYe. Then. turning 60 the DSia.
Judge Moore said:
Bet Will you tAks IN
And ciing 20 him
Both IA and Qua,
Through thick ard thin,
Holding him 90 your hoA1t
UBtn death you DO BAftf
The bride blushod with q mQ4oa
bow OF consent. and Judge 1googo ~
missed them as follows:
Through ifs's Alternative joy and Btf
I nov pronounce you man and Wiea
&c up llfe's rugged hiil
Untn you both reach the level.
And now salute your bride.
YOu bic but truaty devn.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05
ANOTnRR CALUnnIATOR

We copy from the Scpchoppy Argus
ehla week en- editorial comment Of Tai
snharsse's new paper and ils editor, TO
which attention ls directed.
It b exactly IN line with the criticism
g ne True Democrat. which the edi.
toF oe Ths Florida declared calnmny.
Ihn Brother Gray. Of the Argus,
o Nlelds q most causlle pen, h an.
sf ealumnlas0r n the opinion Of The
tor of The Florida, bat 10 the osti.
is Of che public be 4 q most oensi.
- men. sd enc who Il not afruld "a
nn wrong. even though the wrong
ID Ne warn pa1aonal friend.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

nrVVhf3Isv aAvsFtisemants ere Dot aeeegtee
- lraSTtad in thlg agNspaDog q eny 49, :.
- - ooFflfiOna ~ ClFgumBtaaeeas Aot
9'rrIa oIS kaa ever appearce IN -
gpsBlaygd sdyelt...hsgts gnee, se sl,, - -, ~,
-. - - antaoqr1dt inaoftlgns Alfetlo9 81
- m1eftar ~ eeEta pr iuth e4fh e11e, 80 -
saIl-rHt rau afteF e0ntF8ee e1DifeA Lee-s.s - -
- - r,rffeF aEcGpt news, olllelf Fule te-llil
7S-S,S- a 100 a ii6s eaeh lagua. All changes 81
serss nF anVtking lntsnde4 foT Publ.fe-
- - - kanfef ~ n0l Iatef thaa 1hufeaAl
Nt q FoeoiFe vF0lnDt qtlHntlop.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05
cnANoR q clTY EDIT0R

Mrs. r. b. German, who has been 90
ollciontly serving The True Democrat
- city editor, has resigned 70 aive more
attention 10 her correspondence work.
she b succeeded By Mr. Bradford Byrd,
~ experienced young Newspaper man.
and for him we bospeak the kind con-
nonnlderatlon Of ths public.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

EHalelT RA1B N849AASsik&
Tbo Ocsla Dancer recently contained
tho following
1--WE ere glad that some d Our state
Newspapers, snotably the Tampa In
bune, il giving some attention % tneI
inequalities III freight rates.
eve shall cite s ease which viii show
hOW Rlaring are these inequalities.
Fl - freight on canned goods from
BALTIMORE % Jacksonville h twenty
cents per hundred pOuDdgs
s'frOm Jacksonville % Oeala the loca
rate is fOEty-OBe cents per hunofea
'sNow. one would think that the Oeale
merchant, shipping q cargo @ canned
goods from Baltimore would have %
poV 4 freight rate Of twenty cents %
5acksOnVillO snd fOTty-One cents e
Oeala, making . fetal Of s'xty-ons
"But not 90. He has to pay ninsty-
'sf'hs OeaIs dealer is told that from
Baltimore 20 Ocala o. interstate eno
that the intSEstare rates makes ne a't-
''HoW does this inequality show u
"Why. the Jacksonville dealer. hsv-
iuQ psId twenty cents per hundred fog
hlS canned goOds from Baltimore can
Fsship them 90 his interior euStomefs
FOR fogty-One cents per hundred pound,
while the sans ROdda cost the Oeal4
uhOlegalo dealer mxty-three cents pef
hundred pounds from Jaeksonviile--e
dINor0ncs Of twenty three cents PET
hundred pounds IN favor OF the jack
eonVillo dealer.
"VheFs n the justice IN such q buel-
ness operation. and with these inequah-
ties IN force, how are We 10 build uP 9
wholesale business In the interior
eve pause for en- answer"
Not only are these irregularities hurt
ful and annoying, but railroads are priv
lIsEed TO do other things which are not
admiasabls 70 individuals and other cor
poratlOns.
The writer recently had occasion "a
ship q cOupls Of csr loads Of stuff from
Savannah, Ca, 70 Tallahassee. Arate
on the shipment was guaranteed us and
inserted IN the bill Of lading. The con
tents Of the two cars we're carefully
packed, labeled and braced 10 avoid any
broakago or damage. When the carr
arrived in TallahaSseo the careful pack
ing and bFseing had ell been torn asun'
der, the goods tumblod over indisenmi'
natsly on the floor, and much Of it wal
broken and rendered Valualess, besides
q rate Of three times the guarantest
amount charged against the shipment
II this public carrier could not hav'
protested the rate II should never hav'
bssn given. When q ear iS loaded foi
q designated point It is the presumption
that the csnslgnOF or eOn0ignes own
that ear until Its contents are delivered
and no one should be privileged 70 sntsl
and molsst II.
We were damaged far In excess o.
the raised rate on the shipment, an'
the railroad will be the sufferer BY no
permitting Its original agreement 4
|
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05
IOnN R0RIHsON'S Sn0WS.

John RobinsOn's Great Circus and
Msnagsris win exhibit in TalIahasses
Friday, November 18th. Il iS one Of
the finest shows sxtant.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

Are you going 70 attend the Cham
bsF q COmmsres meeting tonightf
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

There was nothing doing In FIOrda-
slsstiOn day-but just wait 8 year
hsnes and there win be hot times In
sveFy old town.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

Don't you think Il your duty 70 en-
IlSt with the Chamber Of Commerce In
ths effort 10 build up the material re-
sources Of this section
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

0FSsnIzSd EFFORT Tor the Improvement
q 81 Marks haEbOF will do al this
soontry more good than any other one
shlng.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

The big president and the BIC COVER
nors have certainly had q big time
Seating down the big river.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

I hnafnIr 81 Nay oalh a few hIgh
hfepslro bnck ismhs; ATTY brown
|H h4nn. ne hFet l1fof1 su the
App5 = Q. Q 0ibbt sSin
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

It is the advertiser who roaps the
trsdo. Watch the columns Of The True
Democrat and then the stores and SEE Il
che assertion h not true.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

On Tuesday New York City elected 3
Democrats mayor over en- independent
Republican coalition by 10000 major
lty. Great ls Tammany when she gets
hsg eouFage up.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

Governor 0llehFist he's appointed
ovor coo delegates 10 the hlssisuippi-
Atisntic Inland Waterway association,
whlch meats h Jacksonville on the
fBlh. II they viii recommend to the
government what Is known % the up.
nst route, which win directly eOnnee.
Jacksonville with &C. Marks haFbor,
thoso two points would become the
nlllaa nl Florida.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

Ths Atlanta COnstltutiOn says the
rsasoa some people apologize for their
religion is because they take Il as they
wOuld necessary medicine. And q eer-
tain editor we know is nausoated By
aNarN doaa.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-11-05

Insurance policies for aviatoTs are
nov Issued bY e seOttish company. In
ths early days Of Hfs insurance it was
nocsusaFy fog q pOliey-hOldor 70 secure
tho oompany's psrmissiOn ts make .
eFip aeFOss the ocean. The formality is
nov waived, bat Il will doubtless BE- q
lsaa time bsfOFe q similar privilege e
uztsndod 70 those who 80 up In The aiF
g ships.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-09
A Song Of Easter.

With bloom and flower and wonder
The shining hosts OF Spring
Come back to kiss the world anew,
Aud bid It thrill aud sing,
And once again With fragrant hands
Their perfect beauty bring.
The worlds green resurrection,
Her triumph over pain,
The flashing blades Of grass that cleave
The earth where SHOWS have lain
These are the signs that tell cur hearts
That love has risen again.
o glad. unsullied hosts of Spring,
o mornings brave and white,
q days of April, l rejoice
In your reviving light;
When ye are With me, how remote
Is vanqnished Winters night.
Charles Hanson Towne, In the
April New Idea Woman e Magazine.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-09
Deafness Cannot be Cured.

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way TO cure deaf
ness and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infiamed condition of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when 1t lie entirely closed Deafness
is the result, and unless the inflam
nation can be taken out aud this tube
restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever
nine cases out of ten are caused by
Catsrrh, which lie nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness caused by
Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir.
culars, free.
+. j. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-09
Why Men do Not Marry.

There are today about four millions
of men In the United States, Iast
thirty years OF age, who are not mar.
ried, and the number is constantly on
the increase, Gays the Rev. Madison
O. Peters, ID. D., In the April New
Idea Woman's Magazine Why do
not these men marryY Will it be-
come so in the future that compare
lively few men will marry?
independent careers are becoming
more and more impossible. and about
four millions of women In the United
States are filing positions which men
should occupy to make homes. The
salaries of the average young men, ev-
en- 10 good positions, are low-itfeen
to twenty five dollars week. How
can a man support wife on pres
emit day salary
Marriage ls being effectually dis
couraged by the constantly increasing
cost OF living, both in town aud coun
try. Parents without fortunes sup
port their daughters in luxury, and
girls expect 10 be thus cared for after
marriage. 1t costs more to sustain
such girl than the average man can
earn, aud it does seem as though the
times we're coming when only the ex'
oeptionslly fortunate young man can
or should marry.
The time wss when ladies-in the
best sense of that much-sbused word
recognized in any circle that was
worth the entering, looked upon their
interests as Identical with their hus
bands and we're help. meets and not
merely help eats.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-09
The Country Editor.

The country editor Is an animal
common to all parts of the United
States, portions OF Europe, Asia and
Madagascar, says the Meridian M les. ,
Star. He is biped, quadruped,
centipede and every other kind of a
"ped" known TO natural history. IL
he didn't have so many hands aud leg
he couldn't perform the duties of a
country editor. Your Uncle Toby
was once an editor But he bad u
strong constellation aud recovered.
In a majority of the cases the patient
does not recover. The disease is not
contagious; yon have 10 run after It,.
After that IL has got you. As a rule
the country editor is not ornamental,
but Ia useful Every body uses him.
The regular duties of country edi.
tor are to gather news from all over
the county, and all other counties
where his subscribers have relatives
living, write editorial, obituaries and
accounts OF weddings, to set type,
make up forms, do job work, print,
fold and mail the paper, solicit ads
and locals, smoke q cob pipe, swear
at the devil aud throw the shooting
stick at the cat. lie is also expected
to attend all political meetings,
church socials. baseball games and
funerals of his delinquent subscribers.
In addition to the above he must in
his spare moments cut wood, hoe in
the garden, feed the pigs, sweep the
floor. put up ashhoppers, plant peas,
patch the roof, repair the fence, put
new hinges on the gate. IL Is also
his duty to get in debt as much as
possible to every merchant N town as
this will induce them to stake more
space" In the paper. In tie midst
of all these duties the editor is ex-
pected to have good time wear a
ginger cake smile, brass Eager ring
and at least one "galIus. A couD-
try editor of light weight can't afford
to tell the truth. If he did he'd get
the stuff1u' licked out of him every
day. II the bride Is hump should
cred, freokled, cross-eyed, and has a
wart on her nose. the editor is ex.
pected to say she is beautiful and
accomplished. IL a candidate has O
record that ought tn put him Ia the
penitentisry, the editor Is expected
to say he is "honest, upright and cap.
able. FIX,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-09

NoTIcE-United States Land Office, Salt
Lake City, Utah, Mar p 1909. To Whom II
May Concern: Notice is hereby given that the
State of Utah has filed In this Office lists Of
lands, selected by the said State, under Sec
ton of the Act of Congress. approved July
10, 1894, as Indemnity School Lands. viz: sen Sc
Sec 80, 4. 80 S., Il. II w. and seA sw4 sec. rs,
r. 30 s.. r. I6 W, serial O5044. copy Of said list,
so far rs i relates TO said tracts by descrip-
tive subdi visions, have been conspicuously
posted Ia this Office for insp ecliou by any per
son Interested aud by tie public generally.
During the period Of publication OF this notice,
or any time thereafter, aud before final APP
prevail and certihcatiOn under depa rtmental
regulations Of April rs, 1907, aud during this
peri d protests or contests against the claim Of
the State To any OF the tracts or subdivisions
heTeinbefore described, on the ground that the
same Is more valuable for mineral than for ag-
ricultural purposes, will be received and noted
Tor report TO the General Land Onicc at Wash
ingtOn, -. {. Failure so to protest or contest.
within the time specified, will be cons idered
sufficient evidence Of tile non mineral character
of the tracts aud the selection there Of, being
otherwise free from objection, will be approved
10 the state. y. ID. X. THOMPSON. Register.
First Apr. 2, O9-Last May O9l
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-09
Fashion.


Fair Eve devised q walking suit
OF jungle grasses. soft and crimpy ;
She thought 1t rather neat aud cute.
But Adam grunted, ''Rather skim.
py."
cloak of palm leaves, sought for
miles.
She made, and came to be admired /;
But Adam sud, "The silly styles,
You women wear just make me
tired"
She built herself little hat
or lilies Eve was very clever),
And asked him what he thought Of
that.
And Adam blurted. swell, new
er."
So next she placed upon her head
a feathered three bs -four creation.
The little word that Adam said
Is barred from parlor conversation.
Yet Eve refused to be dowd,
And tied an Rutumn-tinteds sash on.
"I'll dross to please myself" she
vowed,
"For what does Adam know Of
fashion?
"What use to seek applause from
himp
He SCOTS and says cannot reason.
Well, then my law shall be my within
And that shall change with every
season. -
Since when, revolving cycles bring
The sayost fashions ana the queor-
est,
And Eve declares, cts just the
thing"
While Adam murmurs, "Is It,
dearestp"
Arthur Guiterman, In Woman's
Home Companion for April.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-09

NOTICE:-Uuited States Land Office, salt
Lake City, Utah, Mar. %, 1909. To whom II
May Concern; Notice Is hereby given that the
State of Utah has filed ~ this Office lists of
lands. selected by the said State under section
of the act of Congress, approved July 10, 1894,
as Indemnity school lands, viz: All section
9, Township IS South, Range 10 West Ser
ial 03023. A copy of said list, so far as IL re-
late to said tracts by descriptive subdivisions.
have been conspicuously posted In this Office
for inspection by any person Interested and by
the public generally. During the period of
publication OF this notice, or any time thereaf-
ter, and before final approval aud certihcation,
under departmental regulations of April 25,
1907, protests or contests against the claim of
the state 10 any of the tracts or subdivisions
hereinbefore described, on the ground that the
same Is more valuable for mineral than for ag-
ricultural purposes. Will be received and noted
for report TO the General Land Office at WASH
ington, Dc Failure 50 to protest or contest,
within the time specified, will be considered
s~siA~..ss "a .is.
ter of the tracts aud the selections thereof, be
ing otherwise free from objection. will be an
proved TO the Slate. l.. ID. II. THOMPSON,
Register.
First April 9-Last Nav ~