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The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

Of cSuasy commlsslsnafs Raaults n
RsduCtioa sf Roaa OysFsssr's
Saiagv.

AeaecsAoo of ao9a 0YeFseeF's
Salary.
The October session Of the County
Commissioners Was held Tuesday with
full board. consisting Of Chairman J.
W. Collins and Messrs. L. s. Crump,
r. G.. Johnson. W. A. stOutamire and
w. A. Register
The approved accounts were read and
ordered paid,
A communication was read from
Governor GilehriSt about the treatment
Of discharged eongicts.
A resolution was adopted that the
Clerk Of the Board request the County
Treasurer % ale with the Board each
month statement from the bank or
banks showing the amount Of county
funds on deposit.
The pension OF Joanna Geddie was
raised from 800 70 $500 per month.
IL was ordered that the name Of John
Il, Perry be stricken from the pension
roll.
Sarah e. Moutford, Joshua Duncan,
john p. Cobb, Emma /. Nash were
added 70 the State pension list, and Oil
yer Hunter, Feraby Grice and Jennie
Graham 70 the county list.
The contract 10 build barn and stables
at county jail was lee to Pichard Bros.
for S985.O0.
Mr. w. A. Register moved that the
salary Of Mr.. Geo. Fl. Averitt, the Road
Supervisor, be reduced from 500. 90 70
5000 per month, which was seconded
by Mr.. L. 8 Crump. Mr.. Averitt was
present and stated that he had v0lun-
tarily consented % q reduction Of S85. 90
per month, and understood that this
vas Q compromise between the Commis-
sioners and himself. He gave notice
thatif his salary was reduced 20 the
lover figure he would consider L hia
privilege TO resign at sny time, even On
ten days notice When the motion was
hnally pot MessFa. Register, St0nta-
mire end Crump voted fOr $50 90 per
month salary, ana Meaaro. Collins and
johnson Tor $500 per month The
gentlemen voting fer the reaaction
stated 10 Mr. AFeEitt that they apDre-
eiated his services. and that Il he would
eOntinue with the county his present
enlary would be restored e soon &c as
cOnditiOnS permitted.
Mr. w. A. Damiliy, ths County Tax
Collector, submitted bic report Of errors
and insOlveneies.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

A print Of the Holland BreezeS,
clipped from The True Democrat, Of
last week, comes 10 Us by the process
Of mail, with the above words written
seFoss same IN bold blue stencil. We
only regret that The paTtS enclosing
same dId not favor Us with bis OF her
name, 20 that We might have person
ally apoIOgiEed for inficting this rot,
rut. ruin upon hls or her majesty.
But we want 10 inform the lady OF
gentleman that The True Democrat will
continue TO print the Holland Breezes.
and ell such country communications as
ars submitted 10 us, or at least such
portions Of them as are not objection
able. II they are too uDrehned or gross
for the aesthetic taste Of the lady or
gentleman they can either pass them
over IN their perusal of the paper, or
discontinue his OF her subscription and
not be annoyed BY such visitations.
The people Of Holland, or any other
community In Leon county. have just
ss much right 10 publish their local hap
penings and dates In the paper, as the
people Of Tallahassee and we would
be glad 10 have every community In the
county represented m our columns.
Il Is such Innuendoes 90 this that work
irretrievable harm to towns. Through
them the country people obtain an idea
that they are looked down upon, and
their presence not wanted except when
they have money 10 spend, and they
eVado the places. at which they find
these enmitles as much as possible.
But The True Democrat Il delighted
10 say that this is the only criticism Of
the kind that has come 10 us during our
stay Of one year In Tallahassee. and Il
is printed only 70 show that such people
are few and far between n ihis city. I
We have never known OF q community
where the social and commercial inter-
sst Of the town and country people we're
more closely iltsEWoven. and where
there WA q more genuine spirit Of har-
mony and brothsFly love, than this.
The rot. rut and ruin individnal could
doubtless fnd no sympathissF IN
Tallahassee.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

The Index ls Of tha oplaioa that Hon.
W. A. Blount win not Be q candidate
for the United States Senate. and viii
make q statement 10 this effect within
the next wesk.--Laks City Index. Sep
tembeR n.
II have carefully considered The mat.
ter Of entering the race for United
States Senator IN the primaries Of 1910,
and ! have come 10 the conclusion that
! win Be q candidate. hen. w. A.
BlOunt Ia Pensacola News. September
a.
Quit it. Thomas. This h the second
political prophecy you have made IN the
short period Of q few weeks. only 70
have both Of them exploded BY the sub
ieets Of the prophecies. Madison En-
tarprlse.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

Colonel Montgomery was shot IN q
duel about a dog, Colonel Ramsey IN
one about q servant. Mr.. Feathers Dne
"a one apout a recruit, Sterne's father
IN one about a goose and another gen
tleman IN one about bottle OF an
chOvles One officer was challenged
for merely asking his opponent to
pass him a goblet. Another was com
PEELED 90 hght about a pinch Of snuff
General Barry was challenged by a
Captain Smith for declining wine az a
dinner on a steamboat, although the
general pleaded as an excuse that
wine invariably made him sick. and
Lieutenant Cowther lost his life In
duel because be was refused admit
tunce 10 a club Of pigeon shooters.
In t7T7 a duel occurred IN New York
between Lieutenant Fcathcrstonehaugh
Of the seventy-Gfth and Captain Nc.
Pherson OF the Forty-second British
regiment I'm regard 20 the manner Of
eating an ear OF corn. one cOntendlng
that the eating was from the cob and
the other cOntending that the grain
should be cut on from the cob before
eating. Lieutonant FeatheFstOnehaugh
lost hls right arm. the ball from bis
antagonists pistol shattering the limb
fearfulIy, 20 much 70 that It had to be
amputated. Major Moab lost bis life
IN 1897 at the duelina ground at Hobo
ken IN a simple dispute about what
was trumps m q game Of carda.-LOa-
don Chroniele.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

Trinity, Methodist Sunday School at
9:A5 q. ~. Preaching II o'clock BY
Rev. I. s. Patterson, the pastor.
intermediate and Junior League--3 D.
m. Senior League, 4 o'clock.
At 7s30 D. m. the pastor win preach q
sermon on Home Missions. Come and
hear him.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday night,
7:30.
Boulevard Methodist Sunday School,
$50 q. NJ Preaching, IL q. m. and 7:30
p. N. By Rev. j. K. Woodward. pastor.
Prayer meeting. Thursday at 7s30 p. m.
Magnolia Heights, Methodist
Preaching, Friday evening, 8th, at 7:30,
by Rev. 1. s. PattersOd.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

ftF. Lulz Locates g Plant Hers b
Rlma ana SaaRaa.

-
Mr. D. N. Lutz has heated en- ind
try near the depOts for the manufae
turs Of rims, spOkes and handles ffon
the hardwoOds, which are 50 abunda
throughout this section.
Two car loads Of machinery came Ga
this week, and the gentleman Il install
ing it as rapidly as possible
Mr. Lutz has been buying up hard wood
logs throughout this section for several
years and selling them % spoke ard
handle, and furniture factories through
out the country. He has finally decided.
through the influence Of members of tie
Chamber Of Commerce, that this Was %
9 large extent, q wasteful business. and
that the goods might as well be manu-
featured here.
There is large ard increasing g.
mand Tor such products, and the gentle
man should be able 10 build up 3 prod.
table industry here.
There is said 10 be enough hatdwood
timber within thirty miles Of Tallahas-
zee to run one hundred large furniture
plants for q quarter Of e century.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

GWWhiskg Advertisements ere nCt aecepi.l
- ins9rted "a this ngNapaper at any pfiee q
enseF auY conditions o. eiFeu.satAneeas Fot
aiHgla enc has ever appeared ~ D.
nE-DlspIaYed Advertisements under tHo months
4 rrsfn Der inch ffat insertion and lt cents pe[
- - ~ suteequsnt insertion. bieetrea and
nirfa matter IS cents per inch each issue, No 81
g9Ttissnsnt run after contract expires. Loea.e oI
stefink 6iattsf except news. anon pure Is.lills
- f.Trenls 0f anything intended fgI pubtga-
~ fatst - bhnAed ID rot later han lhhfaday
siThk, u RrsiFs prompt altenti0n.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

Jim White, g young white man, while
attempting % ride q Vicious hOrae on
Adams street Tuesday afternoon, was
thrown violently % th6 greund. striking
upon Biz head. Ha waa unconscious for
quite q whiIa and Il was thought he
would de Bet friends and q phyelclan
kindly administered 20 him and within
an hour BE- was ahie o. ha moved. It
wea found ihot q violent eoacuaeion Waa
The only injury. and hepta are ealer-
lnInal % W raeoYsrl.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

We haven't seen an accounted Presi'
dent Taft calling q single man liar, on
hls through the west trip.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

Speaker Farris has decided 10 contest
with Frank Clark Tor congressional
hOnOFa over IN the second. He will be
abOut the worst done up politician In the
State next year.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

President Taft SSyS The Panama "a
nal Will be completed IN 1916. WshOpe
that conditions may permit Of us taking
. steamer ct 50. Marks that year for q
aall Into the Pacific.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

II is rumored In Western papers that
che farmers Of DOnighan county In Kan
sss are hauling their hogs 10 market In
motor cars, and that Il ID not an un-
eommon sight 10 see these vehicles Ia.
aan with squoallng earEoes driven along
che country roads. Racks are placed on
tie rear part Of The cars.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

The regularly monthly meeting of
WsmRn's Christian IompoTaDce ~
viii o. held ncndaf. zoe llfh. "A
o'eioek, et tha Methodist Cnafth
a1bitet l6g klIs meelIn4 vii 81
eaE tempeFa6ce Inatf1elen. WITH
hnl|oe4f la1deg. AIso - ~
tie 1leldenz nf ,Il8
aud lhsIf h4lqtTa WIN anne1
81 tps msfs nEs rsooetf
a1NEf
MRa A. b Hos
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

Il ls estimated that nearly " not
quite half million dollars will bsspent
IN new buildings In Tallahassee next
wear.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08
Iamsnia 80 go - go.

October 6.-Mr. Willis Quartere
Of Thomas county, Ca, visited &his
place on the S0th nltimO.
The farmers are busy hauling ln
corn.
Mrs. A. c. Dickey visited Cairo "a
Thursday Of last week, having been
called thither BY the sad message aa-
nouncing the death Of her brother.
Richard Williams, In that town. Our
sympathies are extended 20 the afflicted
family and relatives.
Thermometer at bb degrees on Sep.
tember q. Did you zee any frost
Mrs. Z. r. Dickey and children ere
staying q few days with her parents,
e DOgWood.
Gus1ls StFickland was soriOuslR I'D
with fever last Sunday afternoon. De.
Strickland thinks the fever had typhoid
symptoms.
An EpwOrth League was organized at
Bethpage Church last Sunday evening,
BY electing the following officers
James Diekey. President.
Maggie Brown, 1st Vice President.
May Belle Quarterman, % Viee-
Nm 4. C. Dieksy. sd yiss-Psu.i-
Mrs.. J. c. Trles. 4th vieo-Prosissat.
u. p. Strickland, Jf., Secretary
Eddie Diekey, Jr., Treasurer.
Frances VanBrunt, Agent for Tbs
EdWoEth Era."
The Era is the organ Of the EpwOrth
Lseaguea a good selection Of 0ldcera,
and mag they have groat sueeees ia
League work.
lev. G. w. Jordan gaye us q ''pop
call e Dogwood On his return q
Metc4lfe hGt Monday moFuinF.
ar. Pfice, of Thoanaaville, who Qoea
afOund ceiling pieturea. spent Tuesday
night with us e pogwOod.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

Editor Russell. Of BrOOksville, de-
scEibss one Of the Senatorial candidates
as 20 wasp, ell sting, with hot feet
and q red pepper disDOaitiOn." The
Tsmpa Tribune amends and says he will
uoon have q gasoline SMELL
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

Ka DAaisIs AasoiIiy LseHs Jallss 10
ana esaa 0as nInssIf.

g uAaieta A9rotlig LeeBe laaloR %
end Cess Oas Hlmsslf.
I'd Daniels. tha negro Who was lncur.
eeratsd n the county iaii. rseently Tor
the murder of q negro woman near
Chaires. last ysar. escaped Monday and
up 10 thn time hes eRectnally evadsd
the ofIlcera
Il seems that TIE iaileg had ocsssion
% turn aIl TIE prisonefs mo eha hallway
for cleaning the cells. Wien thfs uas
completed te ordered then q tefnth
and count up, stepping lulo th ealIs
with them. AZ he dId q. Danlnia. nho
had uecrated himaelf in eks kai|s1.e.
rushed by, loeke6 ere iaiIef - vita -
prisoners. ard was eol into lha San rard.
over the dence and away before tho
iailog could b released by Sc wtle.
The county dogs we're turned loose
upon hla traek. and be Wn8 traced see.
eral miles, bns ~ mauaged IN souso.way
% successfully eIude them.
fhS sheriff oiIafs reward Of $50 Cor
be apprehension.
-~.r>r.e~e-e-r.s...4---s.~-
The Starr Pianos are used and ca.
dorsed b fuca musical eelabfIlida -
Marie Cehill. Silvia Iiein. Rose aIeiiIa.
froncia Meemi|lau. Six VIneeae0 Slea.
pl4piel. = 4llxm8o1. S|gnor Creelore.
Herr Nle11H1 II 4EHah
Jesse Nf11th Fiaoo CO.
Afchl8 o. Sn|th. E1atina.
Pnone its 0
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

A copy Of the Chattanaoga News re-
eontly eontslned fourteen page adver.
tissment Of q local furniture dealer.
And yet some Tallahassee merchants
are afraid 10 sxpend 3 few dollars In ex.
plotting the advantages Of their stores
g bargain dlaaemInatOrs.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

@. R. kluRsr, the 1ewelor. 1000 NIe-
glnia Ava. lndianapelis, lad, Wrltes.
Il Was 80 weak from htdney troNole
that coold hardly walk hundred ll
Four bottles of Foley KitneF Heuai
cleared my coupieNi8n. cared ny beck.
ache and the irregularities d'1appoar
and can now attend % business every
day. and Feeommend Foleg's kI9
Remedy 81 ~ sa4efers, es lt cured ~
after the doctoFa and ofhsr remedies 4
failed. " AZ burdine's drug store lu
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

Il viii pay everyday in the year to
work for Tallahassee.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

We just must have that cotton factory.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

The German Year Book for 1909, just
issued, gives the Empire = population
81 H,S86, 900. This is an increase Of
Z. -, 900 m three and q half years.
Since 1871 the count has increased BY
2.oOO, 900. Il Il healthy growth, the
sxcsaa chiefly Of births over deaths and
. Decreasing emigration.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-08

quite q half million dollars will be spent
IN new buildings In Tallahassee next
gear. .-...o.o,
Speaker Farris has decided 10 contest
with Frank Clark Tor congressional
hOnOFs over m the second. He will be
about the worst done up politician In the
State next year.
President Taft SayS The Panama "a
nal will be completed IN 1915, WshOpe
that conditions may permit Of us taking
q steamer ct 50. Marks that year for =
sail Into the Pacific.
~-~~~~-~~~~-~-~-~~~Ns
Editor Russell. Of BrOOksville, de-
soFlbss one Of the Senatorial candidates
us 80 wasp, ell sting, with hot feet
and q red pepper disDOaitiOn. The
Tsmpa Tribune amends and says be will
Boon have q gasoline SMELL
-e-@@e~N~sN~-e>s--=~-
A copy Of the Chattanooga News re-
eontIy contained fourteen page adveF.
tissmont Of q local furniture dealer.
And yet some Tallahassee merchants
are afraid 10 sxpend few dollars In ex.
plotting tho advantages Of their stores
- bargain disssmlnatOrs.
~~~~-~>~es-e-~-e- -~~--~~s
10 Il rum0red In Western papers that
che farmers Of DOnighan county In Kan
sss are hauling their hogs 10 market In
motor cars, and that Il ID not an un-
common sight 10 see these vehicles la.
aan with squeallng earEoes driven along
che country roads. Racks are placed on
the rear part Of The cars.
~-@s~s~a~-~-@-~--ss~~~s.
The German Year Book for 1909, just
Issued, gives the Empire . population
81 S7.so6, 200. This 10 an increase Of
AS, 900 m three and q half years.
Since 1871 the count has increased BY
@.oOO, 900. Il Il healthy growth, the
sxesaa chiefly Of births over deaths and
. Decreasing emigration.
~-l~--~s-s~--~---~~-
The Quarterly Bulletin Of the State
Department Of Labor shows q crafty
isg decrease Of Unemployment amOng
oEganised lsbOr IN New York. In the
union msmberahip from which returns
were received the proportion of Idle
msmbeFs fell from 2o.S per cent. ct The
endof January, 1909. 10 Ill per cent. st
ehe end Of May. The decrease Of an.
employment due 20 trade conditions Was
greater than fog the corresponding pc.
rod Ia The four years Of prosperity I'M
mediately prior % the 1907 panic.
'-s@--@~-e>s~-~s-s..e.S.
A selhnh man cannot pos6lbly b q
town builder. Apalachicola Timaa |
Mminently correct, Brother johnson. |
But ha can be, and usually 4, Che |
areatest drawback 70 The prosperity %
g town. Selhshness has never yet &c.
compllahed anything for general pros.
p6rity, bat when men, good men, ntronR /
men, brainy men, forget their own llt. /
no 1eitah motives end work together
9or the general good-my how they
een make things hum. Madison Enter.
pRiBo. Recorder
That'a splendid, dear brother. and
every word Of 4 tbe truth. II there are
anyold selfish fogIos In Tallahassee they
should wake up and 50 10 work. II win
put their llveFa ln action and bring
smiles % their faces.
r-,~s>relr.es-.r>s.f,s-s
Let a. ship yOn 3 Starr Piano direct
iron the factory. Richmond, Ind
lease French Piano Co.
kaehie q. Smith, taleamnn.
UN..I
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-18
BIOGRAPHICAL CALENDAR
May IS.
TOUSSAINT L'OVERTURE DOM
UNIQUE FRANCOIS.

Toussaint POverture Dominique
Francois, one of the liberators of Hal
IT, was born slave on a plantation
in Buda, San Domingo. The biograph
ers of this unique character in modern
history place the date of his birth III
May. At the outbreak of a rebellion Of
the slaves in 1871, after securing the
escape of his master from the mas
sacre that took place he joined the ne
gro army. The English having in 1893
invaded the island, took Port Au
Prince, while the French, Spanish,
mulattoes and blacks were all con-
tending with each other TOussaint,
who was already the virtual command
erin chief, declared fealty to France,
which had made Hayti an integral part
of the republic and emanclpated the
slaves He advocated this policy so
effectively that Laveaux, the French
commander, exclaimed, MATS Get
homme fat overture partout;" whence
Toussaints name of "L'Overture." He
drove the English from nearly all OF
their strong positions, took % Span
ish batteries in four DAYS, maintained
a long line of defenses against the al
lied enemy, and in 1895 General Matt
land. the British commander surrend-
cred to him all the strong places whfch
he had hitherto held in the island. rms
was followed in 1901 by the submls-
sion of the forts The whole OF san
Domingo was then under the rule OF
Toussaint. He displayed great abllltles
and nobility of character But ne was
not to enjoy his power for long. Inc
great Bonaparte, after the peace OF
Amiens, proclaimed the re-estaDhsh-
ment of slavery in Santo Domingo
Toussaint declined to obey. Whereupon
General LIE Olerc was sent with
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-18
D Trying for More Trains.

BALTIMORE, Md, May 1S--BaIti-
more is making q vigorous effort 70
secure more express trains south and
hopes something will be effected this
week. 1t appears that Richorrnd. Va.
with one-siXtn as much population. has
an express service far superior to that
of Baltimore, the Atlantic Coast Line
giving Richmond six expresses south.
the SeabOard Air line three and the
Southern Railway four, making Is in
all, while Baltimore has only four e1-
presses south daily.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-18
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-18
Taft at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May 1S-Fresideni
Taft is the most distinguished guest
to participate in the opening OF the
great Good Roads Congress, which
opsned today for a three days session
Other speakers are United States Sen
ators John II. Bankhead of Alabama
and Charles Dick of Ohio, Represen-
tatives George. A. PSarre of Maryland.
Walter P. BrOWnlOw of Tennessee,
William Sulzer of New York and r. G.
Donald, president of the Illinois Stale
Good Roads association.
Arthur c. Jackson, of Chicago. pre-
sides. He mas spent several days In
efforts to advance the meeting.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-18
COMING EVENTS.


NEW YORK, May 18.-Among the i'm
portant news events to take place til
week are the following:
Tuesday.
DR.. Eliot leaves Harvard.
Natural Gas Association of NORTH
America convention in Columbus, Ohio
National Good Roads Congress opens
today in Baltimore. Taft expected to
tie present.
Wednesday.
Taft the guest of Petersburg, Va
at the unwilling of $4,000 monument
near Fort Malone, erected in honor of
the Pennsylvanians who fell in the
siege of Petersburg.
Lake MOhOnk conference on interna-
tiOnal arbitration holds fifteenth an
nual meeting today. continuing on the
goth and 21st. Prominent speakers
from all parts of the world.
Thursday.
Taft attends Mecklenburg celebra-
ton at Charlotte n. c.
Dinner given to Oscar Straus by the
executive council of the National
Council of Commerce at the Hotel
Shoreham, Washington, D. G. Vice
President Sherman and many distin-
guished statesman will be presen
This is the date set by contest COM
mittee of the Automobile Club of Amer
lea for the start of the New York to
Seattle auto race.
Friday.
National Conference on City Plan
ming begins in Washington, d. c., con-
tinuing from the 21st to the goth
this month.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-18
Ccinu For Delinuuents.

DULUTH, Mimi, May 1S.-The an
nual tax sale of delinquent property
will start on May IS, and after tfAt
date to recover property sold by the
county treasurer will necessitate an
extra expense for it's redemption Is-
terest, advertising fees and certificate
fees are added to the original tax AZ
ter the taxes are sold by the county
treasurer. The list is large.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-18
Gas Men Meet.

COLUMBUS, o., May 1S.-The an
nual convention Of the Natural Gas as
sociation of North America convened
today in the GOodale Street AuditorfSIsa
this city. The convention remains 10
session four days. The organizations
has a membership of over SOC. al
though it has existed only three years-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-18
Money-Making Ways Of Using Want Ads
To Get Students For, or Find
a good Day or Night School

This is day of education. The places of response
bility and trust well as those of honor and dis
tnction, 60 the who know-who can do things.
If you conduct Day or Night School, of the
quickest and best ways to get in touch with Students
is little Want Ad regularly in our Instruc-
ton column on the Classified page of this paper.
Young people read this page. Perhaps you are
young and are hunting for School.
that you may better your position The best of
Professional Literary, Dramatic and Musical Schools
little Want Ads from time to time. Schools
Instruction" column. Students read this
column. Note examples.