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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-24
YOalO Topics.
Branch Office The Gazette a
Marston s. Co.'S Store.

Toano. Va. March. 23.-Dr. n.
u. Stephenson has started the brick
work on the Branch Store. This
building will be two stories high.
The lower floor viii be used for a
store while the second floor will DC
occupied by Or. Stephenson for
offices and there will be a lodge
room also on this floor.
Marston & Co. are charging their
store.
There is a project on foot to get
the old railroad pump site. in order
that water can be furnished to resi-
dents in town. This alone viii De a
great convenience. but there IS an
other important factor in this p.o-
posed plan. That is. if Toano
Icould have a water supply the rate
OF insurance would be materially re-
duced. It is hoped that this plan
will De rushed to its ultimate success.
From the ring Of hammers one
would think that we are steadily
lgrowiug. Why not grown 1t is a
. known fact that if a place is not pro-
> crossing it is surely going down hill.
for there is no intermediate stage.
d The "Elopement of Ellen" to be
o presented by the Toano Library Ora
mat Club Thursday night. Be-
al sides a good play an excellent music
e al programme will be rendered bl
10 Miss Louise Dickinson, Mrs. D
Warren Marston. Messrs McManna
>, way and Geddy. Don't fail to at
= tend.
=, We hope the farmers around her
will bear in mind to plant a yariet
-. Of crops this year such as melons
|. peanuts. corn. etc. so that in cas-
:, of loss on one they will have CHANG
to make on another.
Mrs. A. B. Cornell has returne
from a pleasant stay with her moth
at Scottsville. Va.
Miss Beck Marston. OF Roxbur
was the guest of Mrs. J. E. Viii
10 last Sunday.
tnS Tist Of histories in Toano Hi
'lI' School Library;
Urn Short History of English Poop
eX' by Green; The State. w. Wils'
Readings in English History. Oh,
N, ney; First Book Greek. Fiji
iere Rise Of Dutch Republic, 3 vol
ap- Motley; Ridpath's History of
lote world. vols; History of our Q
his Times. Mccarthy; Fifteen Decis
Battles. Creasey; Holy Roman (
pire. Bryce; Conspiracy Of Point
Packman; History Of England 5 v
Macauley; Development of Moo
u Of Europe 2 vols. Robins; Conques
pital Mexico 2 vols. Prescott; Cons
ONE of Peru. 2 vols. Prescott; Ferdin
and Isabella. 2 vols. PresC
Charles Y. 2 vols. Prescott; Pi
II. 2 vols. Prescott; Conques
Grenada and Spanish Papers.
Irving; French Revolution. Carl
Cromwell vols. Carlisle; Frede
the Great. 4 vols. Carlisle; Oh
History of England. Dickens;
stitutions and Documents of Fr
spon- 1789-1901. Anderson; Lee at
.rsists pomattox and other papers, {
news. Z. Adams; Rise OF the New '
.l,.,+ <. J. Turner. edited by Hart;
tory of a Crime, Hugo; Stories
& S nl English History. Warren; Birth
AoO Nation. Pryor.
no Oxfords Manuals.
% ~ Making of English Nation,
TIC ertson; King and Baronage. HI
Hundred Years War. Oman;
- land and Reformation. Pc
King and Parliament. Wax
H. Making of the British Empire,
sail.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26
Une Affaire Sensa'ionnelle

Ssint.Jerome-Une affaire sen
satlonnelle Went d'etre declar6e
il s'agit de la profa-
nation de cling tombes dams le ci-
metiAre de St jerome. Voici les
fats qui ont 6!6 rscont6s par une
dame ferdinand Labreche du Wis
consin E. o. II y a quelque
vingt ems, les membres de la ia.
mile Carey, de la paroisEe de St
Jerome, ont achet6 un lot de cime-
there dams lequel lis ont fait en-.
terrier cling dc Ieurs parents, ct
sur la tombe de chacun, lis 6rig4.
rent une pierre tumu]aire avec
@pitaphes. Or, cette dame LA.
bleche, revepant au pays visitor
ses parents, cea Jours derniers, cut
naturellement I'id6e pieuse d'aller
prier ct d@poser des deurs sur les
tombes de ses parents, mails q sa
grande surprise, il ny await plus
trace dc ces tombee; les pierres
tumulaires avaient etc enlev6es,
ct un autre monument d6dl6 3
d'autres defants les remplecait.
Apr4s 1echerches ct informatlons
prisee, on coDstata que celui qai
a fat eriger le monument actuel
await vendu q IN fabriquant de
monuments funebres les pierres
en- question.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26
Int6reSSant0
Assemble

Dimanche. IL FL A. 1t, IN grand
nombre de Canadiens.
sc sont assemblies dams. la Sale
Weirgart dams l'.hteret de Ia can
didatuIe de no.re jeune ct popu.
laire compatriote M. n. A. L'He-
rault, au poste de s6na,eur du par
ii democratic du 38e district.
Pour assurer 10 success 3 notre
compatriote, on a conclu de former
une organisation qui q pris charge
de ga campagLe.
Les personnes choisies pour fa;-
re partie du comit6 e1ecutif sont:
j. C. Deslauriers, HI s.. Hilai-
re, o. Cossette, 81. Joncas, j. 3.
dagnon, Z. Giguere, DR., A. p. La
libert6, Edouard Raingille, On6si.
me Lalibert6, ct le DR. G. A. La
pierre.
Les officers sont: NJ. J. Eau.
bert, President. NJ. +. E. Plouf
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26
~Commissaire du Comte du
4eme District
Candidat Republican, pour la re-
nomination.
Deces

M. Jos. Nc6!, est d6c6d6 samedi,
ap,es avol reeu tous les secours
de notre religions Ia veille meme.
Son service a etc chant6 3 P6gll-
re Ste Anne. LIE R. P. Richard,
cure ohc1ait, assist6 des RR. PIP.
Claude ct Loe fer CONNIE diacre ct
sous diacre. M. D.. Rainvi}le await
charge DIES f%un6railles, ct conduit
sit les restes mortsls au clmeti6re
de Medicine Lake, l'aocienne pa
roisse du defunt, don't IL etait lu1
des fondateurs ct Fun DIES princi-
paux bienfalteurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26

Nine Alfred Du' 6, de la 22e
Avenue N. E., eat de retour de son
voyage au Michigan, Oh ellie a visi.
t6 ga soeur Nine Pierre Coulombe
ct I'm flere qu'elle %n'avait pas w
depujs treLte ans. Ellie a vistt6 tou-
ties les mines de cuivre. Ellie a rap.
porte dc b,aux souvenirs du MI
chigan ct de Palm Beach, Fioride.
Gu son neveu Joseph Coulombe
passe les hive1s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26
Marriage

Mercredi matin, en- l'6giise No.
tre- Dame de Lourdes, NJ. Walter.
William Ra;che, conduisait q Pau
tel Mile Louise Jolly. lie sanctual.
re etait orn6 de magni6ques pal
miers ct l'autel, de feulllages ct de
chrysanth6me blanc.
lie Rev. P. Chase, de Spearfsh,
S. D., cousin du marie o&ciait aux
ceremonies nuptiales.
Mile Mabel Bacon, Joua la mar
che nuptiale ct Miles Marie Long
tin ct Marie Gotham ct M. James
Samson, ces deux dernlers cousine
ct cousin de la marlee chant4rent
DIES cantiques appropri6s q la Cir.
constance.
La mari6e est entr6e a l'eglise
au bras de son pere. Ellie 6tait-ha
bill6e dune robe do broderie blan-
che garnie de dentelIe irlandaise,
rehauss6e dun bouquet de roses
blanches au corsage. Son voile
tres ample, etalt attach6 ayec des
nuggets. Ellie portrait un magnlti-
que llvre de priere blanc.
Nine Eva Sloan, sGur de la ma
rice, aglssait CONNIE dsme d'hon-
neur; ellie portrait une toilette de
satin blanc. Mile Bella kaiche,
demoiselle d'honneur, 6tslt habit.
lee dune robe de lingerie blanche
ct portrait un bouquet de roses
blanches.
NJ. Henry Raiche, frere du ma
ri6, 6tait lie ga,e IN d'honneur.
AprAs la cer6monie les nouveaux
epoux ct leur suite So rendirent
chez les parents de la mari6e Cd
I'm somptueux .d6Jeuner tut servl.
Les salons etaient orn6s de pois
de senteur blanc, de verdure ct de
ruban blanc.
Une reception cut lieu dams Pa
pres midi q laquelle asslsterent
plus de trois Gel ts personnes.
M. ct Nine Raiche sont parts
pour un voyage de noce q Chicago
Nos souhalts de bonheur d M. et
Nine Raiche.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26
Cour Notre Dame de Lourdes

NOuI lNOllC D0lADV OV AOuluS0
Les membres de la Cour Notre.
Dame de LourGes sont notifies que
dol 6navant nous aurons deux s6
ances chaque mois, qui auront lieu
les Ter ct Sc lundis du mois. Com
me par lie paese il y aura un priz
d'assiduit6 mis- en- concours. LIE
de,nier prlx, une jolie statuette, a
6t6 remport6 par Nine Breton. A
cette meme seance Nine Eva j
Sloane a 6t6 initi6e membre de Ia
Cour.
N'oubllez pas que nous avons
aussi pour etre rifle au b6n6tice
Ge la Cour, IN tres jolt ct tres RI
che mouchoir de poche bord6 de
dentelle fate a l'aiguille par une
main habile, don gracleux de Nine
Roy. Assiktez aux s6ances CD
vcus pourrez le voir ct l'examlner.
Les chances sont de 5 cents cha
cune.
Alice Lefeb,e. Sec. Arch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26

N'enviez pas v3tre voisin
parce quill est heureux ct que
vous etes sbattu, parce quill rit
tanlis que vous 9 u 3irez. II net
probablement pas plus fortune
que voue, mails son sang est pur
ct vigoureux, tandis que le votre
est appauvri 1t empolsonn6, son
foie accomplit ga tache, tandls que
le votre refuse de la faire. LIE
Novoro du DR.. Iier1e vous remet-
ira bien vite en- bonnie sant6 ct,
par consequent, de bonnie humeur.
Ne peut pas etre obtenu des thar
maciens, mails settlement des
agents locaux. Ecrivez au DR..
Peter Fahrney & Sons Co., 1875
So. Hoyne Ave-, Chicago Ill.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26
CORONER

Vice Pres, ct Nj H. Lalibert6, &c.
cr6talre.
Des remarques tres favorables q
regard do not:e compatrlote ont
6t6 faites par M. P. j. Bigu6, de
st Paul, ct M. Am6d6e Libby.
La prochaine assemble aura
lieu dim8nche lie 28 courant,
heures de l'aDres-mfdl,
dams la Sale Weingart, coin de la
rue Main ct lie Avenue N. E..
Null doute que tous les Cana
diens y assisteront.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26
Hourrah pour nous Autres
Baptiste

Jean B. Moissant 10 vainqueur
de la course n aeroplane de Lon
dres d Paris eet un des nosres; il
est Canadier-frarcsis de race ct
so nom est probablement Moisan.
VOLTA done. que con triomphe
quand il a fat lie trajet de Paris
3 Londre en- ar6roplane, port ant
ayec Iui I'M peseager, est IN TIL
omphe pour nous. Les premlers
rapports de l'6v6.ement disalent
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26

Nine Claus Beauchaine est en-
vill6glature a Princeton, Mimi, de-
puts deux semaines. rb0te de pa,
rents It o'amis. NJ. B. auchaine
est a]l6 mercredi dernier q Caes
Lake Gu il s'amusera q la peche
jusqu'a samedi, alors gull ira re.
joindre son spouse q Princeton
pour revenir ensuite q MlDneaIc-
lis, Grand success a la re,he q M.
Beauchaine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26

lie College de SaintBoniface, agrege a pUnivezt6e ct separe de Winnipeg par
la rviere Rouge settlement, est irge par les peres de la Compagnie de Jesus. Ii
sy dome qua{re cours: UN CoURs UNIvERs1TA1RE (quatre anneesl preparant a.
degre de Bacheler-es Arts de IUriverst6 del Manitoba; U coURs DE GRAMMAIRE
n Go )pr6parantau dipI6me de compatible, ct IN coURs PREPARATo1RE tdeux
annees( pour ceux qi ne sont pas uf ament prepare pour eMe admis aux aures
c0urs.
LIE cours de commerce SO dome en- anglas, mails ls autress 9 po2rsuivent 81
anglas Ell IN fanCais dams les classes differences.
Les eeves snt admis u Co iege soft CONNIE pens.onna,res, soft CONNIE *
ternes, soft CONNIE demipensOnnares.
FRAIS DE COLLEGE
PENNoNNAIREs
Cci comprend renseignement, lsr epae, 10 logement, le blanchissage ct lie
raccommcdage du inge ave. la onscrpuo pour Ia blDhotheque ct les Jeux.
DEMIPENsIONNA AIRES
Ponr Tonnee scolaire.
Ceci comorend renseignement, lie diner.et la sol 'crpion pour Ia bbiotheoue
ct les jeux.
INTERNEs PRENANT LEI REPAs e DEHoRs
Cci comprend renseignement, lelogement ct la subscription pour la biblo
tbeque ct les jeux.
Pour Pann6e scoaire $4,000
Cci com rend Tenpignement ct la subscription pour la bibHoheqne.
Pour auMesr ems ,nement sadressera al Rev. p. Recteur, College de Saint
Boniface, SaintBonface, Manitoba.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26

VOLTA la saison des elections
qul approche ct les politicians
commencent q lutte1 pour les car.
dldats qu'iis favorjsent. Quand
vous voudcez de la VII n 10 de
premier choix It d priA ralsonna-
bles vous re vous tromperez
point Ell favorisant la Centrale
Provision Go. l25 Avenue Contra.
le. Ellie vous servira ce quill y a
de mieux. T6lephonez L. $.
Spruce 531 on N. w. East 80.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26

New-York-La police a arret6
Edward T. Rosenheiner, million.
naire, sous prevention d'avoir tue
avec son automobile Mile Grace
Mough ct d'avolr bless6 gri4ve.
ment George Vedder ct Mile An
ma McCabe. La police a refuse
de le liberer moyennant I'm eau
tionnnement.
st Louis Missouri-M. David
Rankin, jr., millionaire philan.
thrope, ct le fondateur de l'6cole
des Arts ct meters de cette vile,
Went de Mourir q Atlantic City.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26

Nj. ct Nine Raymond Bolduc
sont revenus ces jours derniers
dun charmant voyage au Canada
ct dams PEST. lis ont visit6 Mont
real, Quebec, Ste Anne de Beau
pre- ct plusieurs autres endloits da
pays natal, ainsi que B oston, Mass.
ct Lewiston, Maine. A ce dernier
endroit lis ont 616 les h0tes dun
des flAres de VI. Bolduc, quill ma
Wait pas WI depuls 80 ans.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26

GAINESVILLE, Ohio.-Le Rev. A. A.
Hanberich, pasteur de l'6glise Lu-
th6rlenne Evangeliqua, de Ellens-
burg, Ohio, went d'etre 6croue
pour le vol de IL moptres ct autres
bijouter. es de la valeur de $500,
appartenaEt aux 6tudiants du Eden
Theological seminary, q Clayton,
Mo.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26

Quelques cartes postales illus
trees recues dern1erement nous
apprenneut que lie DR. F. P. Canac.
Marquis ct son 6pouse de San
Francisco. CAL, parts le !6 Juliet
pour l'Europe, ont fait une belle
travers6e ct sont arrives heureuse-
ment en- France. Apr4s plusieurs
jours passes agr6ablement q Paris,
lis sont allies dars les Vosges. ca
demeurent les parents de Nine
Marquis. LIE 10 a, 1T, lis 6taient q
Nancy au grand copcours d'avia-
ticn aIors que IS bl.planese ct aero.
planes ont fait &c superbes envo-
Ices. Is IL, de passage q pijon
en- route pour les c6Iebres bains
St Honol6, pres de Lyons. Gu lis
40 reposeront on prenant la cure.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26
FEU! FEU! FEU!

ne pas placer vos
avec un DIES n6tres? Soft contr lie
Ecu, les Ouragans, les Voleurs ct
les Automobiles ct les Chevaux
Voyez done notre compatriotequ
est digne de con6ance ct est le seul
Canadien- Francais repr6sentant les
Meilleures Companies de Ia Vile:
Telephone, T. s. 1892.
,. q BELANGER,
1900 Avenue Centrale
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26
#rhn de 1'@nesf
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. 26 Az TT 1910

M. Jos Gagnon, officer de poll
CO de notre vile, est q jour- dune
vacance de deux semainee. En-
compagnie de son spouse ct de sa
file Mile Emile, il a pass6 la SO.
maine dern,ere d Dayton, MINI,
i'h0te de M. j B. Santerre ct d'au.
tres amis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26

M. ct Nine L4ou Allard ct leur
file Nine Joseph Cantip, de JEFF
ferson, S. D., 6taient en- visite la
sema1ne derni6re dams les vllles-
soeurs, les b6tes d. leurs eoeurs ct
tsntes Nine V. Bernard, de Min
neapolis, ct Nine Jos B4aubien de
st Paul.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26

Nine E. j. Mlngo, de Madison,
s. D.. anc1enne ct estlm6e reslden-
te des Villes. Spurs, qui 6tait en-
yisite 4 Minneapolis ct st Paul,
.depuis an mols, est retourn6e chez
ellie la semaine derni6re. Ellie
AAtait en- notre Vile ! hoe de M. ct
nj me Fred Mipgo ct &c plusieurs
amies.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26
Une Caverne qui Respire

.Une c%urieuse crevasee Went de-
tire d6couverte dams une caverre
de formation de lave sur le haut
plateau pres de Prescott, Arizona.
On dit que cette crevasse respire
perce quill y. a un constant courant
d'air qul eD entire ct en- sort. A
cause de sa puret6 ct de ses quail
t6s fo%rtifiantes la bi6re golden grain
belt reste insurpassable CONNIE
bruvage d'ete. Commander de
votre pias proehe marchand.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-26

quill etait un E,pagnol, mails des
renseignements particulars, nous
font dire quiz est ne au Canade.
ct que, apr4, y avoir etc 6ley6, il
a transports ses p6nates d Chica-
90, Cd il s'est 6tab!i dams la pro-
fession d'architecte. Il a main
tenant IS ane.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28
SCIENTIFIC SPANKING

consists In punishment only when q
child IA actually bad. Some mothers
think that all crying is badness, Zee
not When Jour baby cries, look Tor
pins or some external cause, AZ you
can't fnd them give the baby Whites
Cream Yermifuge az the chances are
it Il suffering from worms which keen
Il hungry and cross all the time. Pleas.
ant 10 take-eure IN its action. Prsca
- cents Hardee-Smith Co. Druggisla.
a.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

Duval's closing cut sale-Iasts only =
short time. ~.
MessFS. Wallace Bruce, Arthur Der
I'm and 8. 4. Weyman were Atlantians
here on saturday
Messrs. y. J. Anderson and J. v.
Dabwdar. Of Wausau, .(is., spent Sun
day at the Leon.
School shoe for boys 40 nearly I'm
destructibIe as IL 10 possible 70 make
Il and have Il comfortable is being sold
By Chittenden CO. a.
Miss Nellie Leg, OF the College, din.
ed with her father, Mr.. A. J. Leg, at
the Leon sunday.
Messrs. r. 3. Patterson and N. ].
Thompson, Of New Orleans, were here
for the week end
Jack CuFTan, Of BainbFidge, an ex-
base ballist, now q travelling salesman,
was In the city Friday
MessFs. y. J. Byrne, p. Waters and
q. Melburg. OF New York, were here
Saturday and Sunday.
Chittenden 4 Co are selling light
weight rainDrOOf OvercOats az q re-
duction Of Eve dollars from the rec
ular price. -.
MB. %. r. MuIIikin left this week
for TitusVille and EuStis 20 spend the
remainder OF the winter
Mr.. r. ]. Evans attended the meeting
Of the directors Of Our Home Insurance
Company IN Jacksonville Tuesday.
Stops itching instantly. Cures piles,
eczema, salt fheum, letter, itch, hives,
hsrps, scabls--DOan's Ointment At
a.
Mrs. Patrick HOu1tOun loit Monday
for Tampa 10 visit her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. p. Raney' sr- on tIaHt ave-
Ne. and Mfa. !. w. Corkin, Of Gin.
einnati, Ohio, are tourists In the city
for several days. stopping ct the Leon.
Are you going away7 Ride TO depot
In an auto, onyl 25c. Phone 091.
Miss Maggie Baisden, OF the College,
dined with her cousins, Mr.. John Boy
90 and his son, Lawrence, az the Leon
Sunday.
A. o. Winter, travelling freight audi.
tor OF the SeabOard Air Line Railway,
was a prominent vilstOr 10 the capital
this week.
We have a good position for a lady
who haa mad some experience AZ a
No Investment necessary.
Character references required. Adj
dress Energy care Of True Demo
crat. 40tf.
Hon. ]. y. O. 0riRsu. OF ApaIach.
lcOla, was In the city ,,odnesday on
legnl business. he a always q vel
come visitor to Tallahassee
Messra. n. H. McCroan. w. NJ. Hack
aey, NJ. b. thornton, u. q, Davis and
A. 4. Gideon were JacksOnviinans reg
latorod at the Leon Monday.
Place your order for a Spring Suit
with Chittenden a Co. and have Il
made by Ed. v. Price 4 Co, style and |
ne guaranteed As
Hon. AZ AZ uoilo,vav State sunerin.
tendent Of public instruction. left Mon
day for Gainesville. where be joined
the State Educational Campaign.
Mra. w. D. LOomIa. Miss Elisabeth
LOOMS. Mlsa A. Warren and MIA u
z. Bogart. OF WilkesbaFre. Pa, have
arrived 10 spend the winter months IN
and win be the guests Of
he Leon.
( Prize stock
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28
WhatbDOingh tbcCttY
DIR. W. p. VANBRUkT,
DENTIST,
PHONR No. 26L


IN Futeh was IN The city Monday
The best oranges seen in Tallahassee
ms season can b had at Byrd'@ o.
Al. Lagg, OF Savannah, spent Sun
dGy IN Tallahassee.
w. n. Smith, OF FanisW, was here
20 business SATURDAY.
90 10 Chittendon 4 Co. for the best
value school shoe in the city a.
%. A. Fitch, o. Mobile. Ala, was in
Tsilaha'''' sunday
DO you save Jour Royal Scarlet rib
6OnS' They ar: v.lu.Ols 49,
III. Ashmors, OF Ashmors, Tla., WaS
hEo on Ou'in'.s Saturday
g. W. solby, Of Montgomery, Ala,
Sons Sunday y Tall.ha'''"'
FOR sALE-GOOd COW. fresh with
mix. MICS heller calf. Apply 20
v. oliutOa st. Phone iSo IT,
Thomas II. Coles was IN the city
Monday Stopping q The Leon.
Peters Mix Chocolate made In
v@ey, Switzerland. at Byrd'G 40.
3. }. BIOunt, Of Cochran, Ca, was
registered ct the Leon Sunday.
How about q "ioy rider Call
Stone NO. 0o1 for 60 automobile.
Ne sure that gOu are one 10 attend
tAs VoluateeE Firemen's Minstrel.
~ b. Moran, Of Worcester, Masl,
W9B registered at the Leon Saturday.
'fspssaL uoOI OW ~ paIolgISoI
sSA * N 'uEI49OiP Jse '71S40'd upof
Non. A. p. Jordan, Of Punta Cords,
peas Saturday and Sunday In the city
=. r. selman. OF Quincy, was a Wis
itor here FRIDAY, stopping at the Leon
A. y. Blackburn spent the week end
with his family on Hast Park avenue.
A. n. Lester, OF Lave YAK, was a Wis.
tor 10 the city sunday and Monday.
TIE cheapest place IN Tallahassee
oe northern FlOrida 10 purchase your
garden SEED 10 d uardee-Smith Drug |
10 700 saw your Royal Scarlet rib.
hoaai Thsy a.. valuable 49,
n. nj Bolton, OF washington. Ga. !
Ycas Saturday and Sunday In ITALIA
Mensra. ,. aud Oscar Altschul. Of
Quiugy, wers business men in the city |
'' go.
Peanut OIL n unexcelled for Mayor
aaise aud other salad dressings. n. |
b Byrd a 90. have it. 20.
Mr.. and Mr.. Edward Gamble OF
fittsonfg, Pa, were registered at the
ieOa saturday
Hon. W. v. Knott Il attending the
Baptist State Convention IN Gaines.
sAie this week.
We VIII take you anywhere IA the
city FOE q quarter Leon Auto Com.
pany. 80
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

Mr.. and MrA Edward CFonler, Mr..
and Mrs. o. a. Gremer and W. "a
trazieE, Of ThOmaaville were q party
stopping &C the aeon this week. Leag-
Ing here, they went % 81 Marks FOR
fishing. Mr.. CrODer owns 4 winter
home in ThOmasvilie ana comes down
eacn winter % enjoy the comforts d
the Southland
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

NJ n. n. Isler announces IN this
Issue as q candidate for county tan
assessor lie has long BEEN promi.
nently identified with the busineug On
tereats Of Tallahassee. q q popular
young man and would make q careful
oRcial.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

PUT YOUR GARDEN IN ORDER.
! win % the blowing IN your ear.
denB IN arst claa condition. Phone
ina. OF address J. n. Fountain. ITALIA.
naaaeA -
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

''rhsrs ere tws chef Eeasons CO. &c future 81
These Feasoat re doetar tnd &c dns1 Beh sa D.
good PeopIs who tte greatest 81 tt ao - der
phyEans. ssisst thl drug foG ihar pEoboa e
ong give Jon Just what tho dostoE prabe bue gg ha
bet u e put up ne best he negsnt doecr o h
honest drug store TO Of knd-gooa nfs Kind" ..s
Tallahassee Drug conpany.
W.. BaEko0m. Prop'S.