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The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

Aren't you glad that good old
Uncle Sam-even if he also had
some failings-does not dispose
Of his land in the same manner
as the Northern Pacific railroad
did on Friday last? Wher e
would the chances of the small,
the humble man. the man with
the horny hand and labor stoop-
ing back, come in?
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

And now rumor has it-and
the rumor will not down that
the Northern Pacific has struck a
bargain with the Milwaukee
people by which the northwestern
ly branch Of the Milwaukee will
go into the possession of the N.
P. folks. All of which means
much, being news rather unWel-
come to the country north, as
such compact will prevent the
building of the branch as well as
the building of any contemplated
retaliatory branches by the
Northern Pacific.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
th LENNON Adams County, North Dakota Friday April 1910

Parties desiring to lease schoo
lands for haying and grazing
will bear in mind that the STATE
lands department has set the
dates on which lands, as te
which leases are expired. will be
leased at auction. The following
dates have been designated for
the counties of the southwest
corner of North Dakota:
Adams. at Hettinger, April %.
Hettlnger. at Mott, April 25.
Bowman, at Bowman. April %.
Morton, at Mandan, April Is.
The leasing will be given to
the highest bidder. who will then
be required to pay the first years
leasing charge and a lease filing
fee. The rent money for each
subsequent year must be paid
January lst, the state granting a
period of grace of 80 days. with
in which to make the annual pay
ment. If not paid by that time
the lease will be teri. .:inated
without notice to the renter.
Coal rights also are invariably
reserved by the state on leased
lands. The list of lands to be
leased is to be seen for tw O
weeks prior to the date of leas-
ing at the Office of the county
treasurer, where parties SO mind
ed may examine it.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

Parties in need of freighters
services, say that it is we'll nigh
impossible to get such service.
Now that the roads are good. il
would appear to be a business
proposition, for some engine man
to go into the freight hauling
business. An engine could haul
anywhere from six to fifteen
loaded wagons.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

i .'''' j, W. Parmley. of Ips-
'a' stalwart candidate for
T. !, governor Of South Dakota,
~ The pleasure of 4 call
o,d ,,esaay. :: The gentleman is
h 1.a ~. .llne publisher of the sun
phtI' S.ate' and it pleased Us
,,' tha 20 recall with him some
i'ne characters Of the
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

This much is sure, Col. Roose.
welt will be mighty careful, on
reaching Italy, France, Germany
and England. as to what he has
to say to those enlightened
peoples politically.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

All doubt is now dispelled and
it is positively given out that
Mrs. Carrie Nation will favor
Lennon with a visit, n x
Tuesday evening at Smith s opera
house being the date and place
of her appearance, when she will
deliver herself Of her thrilling
mission to Lennon and the
Lemmonites.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

B. r. Watt Land Co. wants to
list your decided lands for sale.
Office with Bromn Bros. Land
Office Bldg.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
pioneers of territorial times.

The Northwestern Townsite
company is doing the solid stunt
in advertising its properties, con-
sisting of a dozen toWHsites along
the coast extension. Lennon,
where they have half the north
side, is coming in for some fine
boosts.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

There must be a wholesome
lot of enthusiasm among that
bunch of 14OO people from the
Twin cities who intend to make
t he reservation their future
home. Through all the winter
these people have kept up an
organization for acquiring in
formation and conducting their
business Jointly, and when their
time comes to move, they surely
will know how to proceed. The
Minneapolitans hope to settle all
in a bunch, as nearly as possible.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

Ii anybody thinks that the
people Of Adams county will let
themsel YES be led blindly into the
insurgents camp, jupt to help the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-28
Friday Bargains in
Drapery Dept.
Third Floor

Remnants OF Swisass, Madrss, sorimH'
grenadines, Fishnst, surlaps, etc.
to 25c yard values, at ......''f77o
l5c Colorsd sorims, at, yard .., LOG
Rsversibls colored serimS, 25c yard
values, Friday, at, yard ...... $50
white Curtain scrims, sheer quality
neal stripe very special, trldqS' az,
per yard .........'.....'.' '.'.''. DC
nottingham Lace Curtains, matChless
Friday bargains, al
pair .. $50, $50 5so, 7sc and 9l.2b
s2.a5 Gable Net Curtains pair sl.4s
$3.50 Gable Net Curtains, pair s4'ss
saoo couoh Covers. at ......... Sl.95
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-28
Hardware

$3.50 barney Berry Roller skates,
At. pair r.-----...' '. '--'''. S0e
Coo Furnace ShoveIs, fits inside fuIE-
ace door, only .....t''''.'' a0O
sSc Waffle Irons, only ....-.. CSC
Large Heavy Galvanized Boilers, a..
only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
s5c MOD sticks. only ............Io o
csc Bread Boxes, only ...,....... SIC
Large Japsnned Sugar Cans..... acc
$50 ironing Board and stand Sc
CSC Pvisco Lanterns a. .........- $50
The Brinkley argus., 1910-11-18

fell 'sm you saw it in the Argus.
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Turner Items.

On Monday morning ]. J. Ward, one of the most prominent and influential citizens of Phil lips county, died at his home near Turner, aged fifty-one years. For twenty years previous to his death, MT, Ward was secretary of the school board in Dist. No. 13, and did more than any other one man toward raising the stan- dard of education in the eom- munity. For almost an equal number of years he has been justice of peace. the duties of which office he performed faith fully and well. Shakespeare says:
 The evil that men do lives after them,
 The good is oft inferred with their bones,
 But that shah not be true in shis case, the good deeds without number that he did will live for ever in their farreaching inaU- enee. To the bereaved wife and family we extend our sincerest sympathy and the consolation of knowing that he is at rest in a better land. The community has lost clever, capable and pro- gressive citiyen. one whose place can never be filed. The funeral services were held on Tuesday afternoon and his body was in- tered h the cemetery at Turcer with Masonic honors
 F. A. Mayo returned home last week after an extended visit to his son, Will Mayo. of Someryille
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Hon. J. T. Ward, of Turner.
 Ark. Dead.

On Monday morning, Nov. l4 inst. Mr. ]. T. Ward, one of the best known and most inilu- ential citizens of Phillips county, died at his home at Turner, Ark.
 Mir. Ward wa; 5l years of age and had been married 2S years last Sunday, at Turner. For about 24 years he had been Jus tice of the Peace at Turner, ex- ecuting the laws with precision and justice to all. He was said to be one of the best officers of Phillips county and was respect ed by all for his fairness, but positive performance of duy. For almost as many years he was Secretary of the school board at Turner, where he was ever diligent and faithful, and his diligence was rewarded by Dist. 13, Phillips county, being sne of the first in all Arkansas in finance and facilities.
 He was a man of many chari- ties, and gave literally to the church.
 He was a good friend. and those who. came into his friend ships realm never failed to have a friend of the highest worth.
 I, for one, never felt like l
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The Senior Epworth League

The Senior Epworth League gave a supper Monday night n the Gtealtae pulling. Tasrs. suits were most gratifying and they are very grateful to Mr. Greanle, fos the use Of the va cant sore and to theil il ny friends who con *ributed jo u success of the occasion.
 Tne M. II. NJ. 5. hel1 a vsty pleasa | meeting at the hon3 of Mrs. Riner Monday afternoon. After the business was all tran sacted delightful refreshments were served by the hostess.
 Rev, and Mrs. Talking5on en- tertalnod the Official Board of the Methodist church Wednesday evening,
 Regular services next Sunday at II a. m. and in the evening. There will be a special service at the evening hour to which all members and friends are invit- ed. Special music fer the oc- casion.
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FOR COLORED PEOPLE.
Biz Event to Occur in Clar- endon, Nov. 18th, which Means Much 10 the
 Colored People of
 this County.

The colored people of Monroe county are to have an opportuni- ty on Friday, Nov. 18th at Clar- endon which is seldom given in the way of an auction sale of town lots in the we'll known Woodland Heights Addition to the city of Clarendon.
 The advertisement of this big auction sale appears in today's s ARGUS and it should be read by every colored person in the coun- ty.
 It's proof of good citizenship to see colored people seeking to own property and surely the ep- portunity thus presented to them will he taken advantage of.
 Clarendon, the county site of Monroe County. is a safe place for investment and those who go from other parts of the county to to this big sal, will find a splen- did opportunity, Read tn } fd in tiiis issu,.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-11-18
Among the Churches

AT THE 1ST PRESBYTERIAN
The Brinkley argus., 1910-11-18

could repay him one tenth the kindness he lavished upon me, and so long as the sun continues to shine in the heavens; just so long as the daisies bloom in Spring, and the forest leaves fall in Autumn, or the stars twinkle in the cold, will l ever cherish the sweet memories Of other days when we walked to- gether bound by the strongest bonds of friendship and love.
 Mir. Ward leaves one of the sweetest, best wives in the world, and an adopted son.
 His estate is worth at least S25, 900. %, which he left in the same good condition that he al- ways maintained in his lifetime,
 We feel that his life was not lived in vain, and that the po- sition he held in citizenship, and in the hearts of his friends, can never be refilled.
 Mir. Wards remains were en- tered at the cemetery at Turner, and he was given a Masonic burial.
 WILLIAM A. OWENS.
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METHODIST NOTES.

Our pastor has recently been assisting Presiding Elder Rev. B. L. Harris, holding services on Laconia Circuit Wednesday of last week and preaching at Wynne morning and night of last Sunday.
 Rev. s, F. Porter, Roadmaster of Cotton Belt Railroad, occupied the pulpit both hours Sunday. Bro. Porter always finds a hearty welcome among our people.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-11-18
For your American and ArOra Silver see Bakers :. It can not be beat for the money.
Catholic Ladies Will En-
 tertain.
tills Issu ,.

A dance and supper will be given by the Catholic ladies in the Black Opera House Thanks giving night.
 The ladies are sparing neither time or expense to make this one of the best social events of the year. Make your plans so that you may enjoy this event. Good music and good supper.
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Tenn. Glad to see you back Mir.

Tenn. Glad to see you back MT. Mayo.
 Mrs. D. l. ClatWor5ily has been on the sick list for several days, ". A. Owens, of Holly Grove, was in Turner Tuesday to attend tae fu0eral Of Mr. Ward. The address he made st. the funeral WAS very impressive.
 Quite $ number of gentleren from Helena and Marvell, among whom were Judge Rem- bert, Rev, Obenchaia and s. Seelig were also in attendance at the funeral of Mr. Ward.
 Mrs. ". E. Case spent Sunday in Marvel visiting her mother.
 Mrs. Boyce Mayo, who has been the guest of her mother in Clarendon during the past week, returned home Tuesday.
 L. P. Sleiger, Misses Nora Grider and Geneva Johnson spent Sunday in Helena.
 HoCus Focus.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-11-18
zgtery in Brinkley Gene
 tery.

\ The presence of a newly made lvave in the lot of W. T. Riner f Oaklawn Cemetery is mys- Iesry that met the attention of F1r. Riner and friends yesterday. 2 Mrs. Riner had been out to wis It the grave of her little daugh- ter who died recently, and was dumfcunded to find new grave on their lot.
 Upon investigation, undertaken Brickell nor any of the C metery employees could throw any light on the mystery, which will prob ably result in having the new and strange grave opened today.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-11-18
I. x. Hale ia Dangerous
 Condition.

The finding of merchant Joe W. Hale in an unconscious condi- ton in the rear of his furniture store late yesterday afternoon after several hours of non-ap- pearance. was shock to his fam fly and friends.
 He was carried to his home where Drs. Mcknight and Stout attended him. MT. Hale has been in bad state of health for seve'al months.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-11-18

The morning and evening ser vices on Sunday last conducted by Rev. Temple were enjoyed by all.
 Thcr3 will be no preaching services at the morning hour Sunday, and possibly not at the evening hour, but there will be song services at the evening hour ur-7:30-to which everybody is invited to attend.
 The Woman's Endeavor So- ciety are planning a delightful Christmas entertainment for the children of the Sunday School, which both young and old will enjoy.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-11-18
WARNING on|

Before A. N. Hohlingsr, Peace for the Township of 6nz ty of Monroe, State of Arsans Black Grocery Company. \
 VS. ] E. Gaynor, d Ths Defendant is warned z this Court within thirty days the complaint ofths plaintiff. Co A. N. BoHl Oct. 18th, 1910 Jusacs
The Brinkley argus., 1910-11-18

We are the agency for the kerbren musical in- strument supplies of all Kinds. Bakers.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-11-18
GaiIy CoIored Bapca

Tn the Berlin zoo is a ha a bright blue and purple q red nose and grayish-white whiskers.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07
MOTT

STATE or FLORfDA.
COUNT OF LBoN.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN m CONFORM
4N itV with Section $50 Of the Genoral Statutes
az TIE State of RluFlda that We. ths undoFslghed.
Intend % Apply b HIS EKoolleAeT Albert ". GU
okrist Governor 81 the Stats 81 Florida ai ITALIA
haasaa On TIE thirty-hFst day Of pocambof, a. %.
1900 az a. soon theroaftor ~ We can b bard for
Laftars Patsnt 10 Be Issued b Gulf Lumber and
Railway Company corporation Of WI eh corDo-
cH BOYD,
~. "A. MoLAURIN
Y. T. WATSON.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

Cfx MONTHS AFTER TmR DATB HERnOR
- i viii nresaui ~ nnnl aecglnta end to8cAsEa
A. ~ non II u. M8ninnina, FEonala tuo18 f1r
Iloa osuBtg. Elpl1da. aad 80 q y elach1F9r1 -
II n. JOHNSON.
AAnlnlrtrntur estate q Wiriam q ialR.
TaiIahaassa 80. Nov. ~. fooa eNeL
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07


M
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aIet1
to e1 tsen
le''4 N1ef.a41
f 90 .
F vie ere roc caaG5u
F g ~ an0 can
hC1e No afe
e - etIn tee nqcary,
ne hDuao win %
geItl rkiiful a. the ex-
ents ari-e made ~ scratch
8 CO painte1 woodwork, cnt
Sd halt end epriy the cut half
hafle rubbing for q moment
hard. thra wash OF with a elaan
nf 81 water % moiotcn u ana
waiting. Rub wen with this
fhctouRhly, and tie marks WIN
a. OF course, some times they
bfied IA 10 deeply that they can
quite eradicated
imes white trimming Oh q col
dress looks dingy. Just wiring 9
cloth out "a thin starch, place
ts trimming. then pat q dry cloth
fast and press with q hot iron
TIE dirt VIII come on on the
ed cloth.
n ron want q stiR collar to look nice
az. then starch IN cold starch in
washing. starch in boiled starch,
ch has been dissolved a little bOxax.
Have harmony IA the homo, insists
ibIe writer. IL q quarrelsOme
sn starts the day wrong Tor every
t2g % adjust Il. Every day brings
"a duties, but these duties can
be properly performed when q
n a Ga the atmosphere. lt II
f 30 81 1.-THE tongue than Il 20
1lnt 3 quarrel once started. No one
whose brain Is troubled with house
ho'd contentious can work with busy
The dull or heavy brain, worn
worrying, win not respond IL
~ down cheerfulness, stops the
hold machinery. throws every
f out Of harmony and never &C
rllshe aanything.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07
IN THE SEWING ROOM.

Vow that TIE fashion Is revived Of
lning two materials IN one gown,
n who must study economy should
advantage Of the fad EOr II an
style, plainly dtting skirt and sep
waist are available, and one can
remnant that win harmoni1e, q
e0Wn would BE- developed By
81 TIE old material for skirt and
ana the new for a tunic that
I6 fail to tho hem Of the skirt IN
at oz iogner.
me lunlc would be supported by q
tg yoke and be slashed up the
front 10 above the knees, the
scn 30 BE- taken hack, rever Each
"a held with bows and buckles,
matSSial plain and Shirred
Arm smooth safety pin h much
f than the ordinary b0dkin for
m 81 lacy material, such 90 scrim.
the pin holds the tape much
securely than the eye Of the
AZ ana the broad end OF the safety
01es not pierce the material
niecs Of satin the color OF silk
makes an excellent patch 20 place
lhe worn ont. Stitch well around
e1R Being soft, Il does not hurt
fe0t
iFe power for running sewing
chimes 3 proving quite popular In
home SEWN gcircle.
hflds thimble II useful 10 slip into
81 q Md glove while mending It.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07
n. % o. R s5a REs. 5s Sec Us For JOB Printing


Chittsnden q Co. 0fteE one hundrsd
Shirts Tor twenty-five and afly esnts q
plsea, and two hundred pairs Of ahooa
from twenty-five 70 afty cents PER pals
These goods must be cut Of The WayseR
TIE nsW Spring Stock. e
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

A specific for pain-nr. Thomas'
Eshetde on. strongest ebsapsst lnt
msut EYER devised. A houasAod rene
~ 10 America foF - yean- S5-im
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

plants may be tranaplantsy
and Vast Georgia and Florida
ard through December, for card
eehtaQe.
- nEsparsd 10 az orders with
eg and Charleston Wakoheld,
~ and Plat Dutch plants.
4. D. q. Meggott: 1000, 1000
1 ~ 81. 10 per Thousand; 4. 200 %
~ 81 IS per thousand; 1000 %
IS 81. % per thousand.
nficos on larger quantities.
donee solicited
IS. M. GIBsoN Co.,
81 Msggett, s. G
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

Any akin itching y 2 teuapeF-tssee!!s
he mare you scratch The Worsa y
llches. Deans Ointment cures plele
ocnoma-any akln itching AZ ell frpG
stores. %
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

aratlOns are apt % %.
~. Q. Dewitt q Co, Chicago. ulS
want every man and woman who
have the least suspicion that they
are AFFLICTED with kidney and blaos
der diseases 20 &C once write them,
and q trial box Of those Pills win
be cent free b. return man post
paid. Do e today.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

Ths baainaas 81 Dis surpssatisa shan b cen.
1uriod ~ tls foIloulnr oIcorn. to-Wit. Rroai-
- - Il bssSs,sr,y "a ssasu 80 ~ S. -
~ e. ed a. aEl1q pcEool ard . noaFd ~ D.
rFc1au snsh baar4 q eonalDt e rs lss8 tkan
1oal3 Il Dlls.,rls thsl hsgo pgEor - agDrini
80 1ltor1Ine1a u1.s,rs - n1uatl - tFanasai
Ina - Eto11a nEnuaIT ~ tkn gl1lhholtnIn 81
- nnrua' r'aIllE ~ - 80, i,nials - b ~
q % -. \ 49, Al. p , 49, 80 -. -
- Il1l - e.cnua ~ 1hs na1ad Il ~
- q ~ 49, Elrolirg II - h1lst aglpg ~
49,. q - :. -. -. - -.
$50 rlIl|| ru11lrl 81 flrle rasII.I.s1s r.
1890 rft11n1 rI,e1 - 90 G4nrra - 6'raa
- . -. $50 e =. -, sss,,.'es se %.
Y.E G1trr. FIr1lsI, a HtIenlln W.
Il1lII.atl g. 81. 80 A9lla1I aod tfcaoNlul
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

STATE Railroad Commission has
fnrs 70 TIE Atlantic Coast
aboard AR Line and Tampa
faIlwaya eutering the city 81
canInnndine them 10 construct
1er1t al compliance with The
ehlaliona made 81 the
ae lnxpagss ~ Tampa.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07
Articles or INcoRPORATIoMoF GULF
LUMBER AND RAILWAY COMPANY.


AHTICtH ONE.s
The nanas Of this oorporstion shan b. Gulf Lurn-
ber and Railway Company.
ARfICLR TWO.
ne general nature Of the business b b trans-
acted aha - 90 fellows Gr0Wiug. buying. ssh
Inc manufacturinE. packing. ntoging and deallng
Ia al kinds q farm produclss mining. naw-laills
InH buyinT, selling, nnnufhcluFiua, etorinE and
dnnIinr N an nfoductn of MINIS and saw mills I;
0WulnE, buiidinE and opolatinI roada. tran roada.
railrOnNa. steamboats, and harRes buying. own
inr naIIlnE uoprtgaEinT. exchanging leasing nna
renting rial gnd p19onal pfopelt{. tnflnding
rfDcka knnds. Fiehtn, privileges and ffnnchlsea u
other o1rporations doing q mefcantlio buIlnele.
esnsrnl retail end Wholesale IN dry gcoda ercco-
- nnd nkoos and az other nFticlas 81 eonamorce
81 credit o. Tor caoh C1nduetinE end caffYlng o.
= GonoFai hFokerages factoriuG, commission and
warahouna hualnnna. borroWiuT and Lending
mo1sY vita 81 Without security acting ~ agents
Tor ln1ivlduals ~ corporations N the eonductng
al nnV ~ ehr nfoFan1id businsnsusf and doinF ~
neh Cher ana furtha things g. may - uecseaaFy
81 eEpedsni - - done for ths succeugfulend eon-
e IL oaBouttgn
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

ne nInoant ef capital stock % tha eorporntfan
49, 49, 80; sss - $500. 80 :, ~, SS,s = y ,.
60 hun1rnd dl1rn. he gtuck ~ onif enlpcFnfinn
1h1il - Pad o. h lawful mosev u the Unisel
6l4uos ~ n pIegeli{. lees, - esryies e . iurl
- I.ostlng e o. Nd boara
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

ne principal olhcs 81 this corpoFaiion shall b
q aDringnoId. Leon county, Florida bat the
nuald ~ DirootoIa maT change the pFiacInai once
- nnr cthtf plnou n Len cc1nfv, hoFida e. tha
- kssrd ~ der BET foF ths lran1setlSa ID
IlT trsfna.ss and nay establish hranah oIIon1 af
vhsssVsr pl.sss ne snid bosFd ~ 100
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

~ y h. Vt'' ~ .. ~ = -
: -
Il ,-.s.,-.-, AM
dhe hlgesst amount 81 lne- ol l..l2.ltS
p when sn,a fp2Ieten 80 ~ ~ ~ een'eee
ttpet anAh % one hen1rea Aipa-aAAe epu~f~
AnTIcL.R El1HF.
III. III - ~. c-p,o-atfon ohnii bs whnteveF
-. m. 49, - ~ - -, 5i,-.t
- - ...'-.'.,, !. -
Name. r,.ideocs ana nubrciption Of Incorpora-
tori:
Amount Of
Name. Rogidenca stock subscribed.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

1sSs.s.s=:i e. "Ai'A 'A'' ''''''''' '''H''ri''
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

For Sale by Levy Bros.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

awe power for running sewing
b'nes 3 proving quite popular In
Nrnen neVrlu Rcircle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-25
'iCoubte Fruits"

Double fruits may originate in eth
er Of two ways Sometimes, when the
fruits are very Young. they may be
come accidentally pressed together so
tightly that they crush together. as il
We're and may then. as they become
older, grow into one mass at IN 5
junction. This is Kind OF grating
This. however. is not the common
origin OF double structures. All fruits,
Ike bGds and the beginnings Of
leaves, originate in a mass of very
soft cells which are easily affected by
mechanical influences. If one of these
soft young structures, which tends 10
grow as I unit. becomes injured at its
very tip. which is the place of most
active growth. the growth ceases at
that point. but continues on both
sides of il. and il continues 10 grow
without making an effort TO reunite
the two parts. The injury may be
caused by the bite OF an insect, or
by some other externs. cause; OF it
may BE- some one of the various in
fuences We call internal" although
there Is probably no real difference
between external injuries and internal
influences In this way originate not
only dogble fruits, but double leaves
st Nicholas.