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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
S;s Discipline.

Pop. you mus; take this child y
hand. l have had ::bou, ali that ciu
stand. She has 10 notion OF n,iicias
me: i: is time you took her across YOUR
knee
..Scad her 70 NE. said Yep. w:.,h Z
f.owc. 1t won't take ne loaS 10 tonc
her down.
Ru, how could be punish be-. tel!
me. do. when she looked at him with
her eyes Of blue: Looked 4, him il
the sac glad way tbs, her mother did
In ,ha, ta-oS day whca she was his
sweetheart ard be her beau Bow
could he strike tcr I'd like TO know:
Bu, still ne took her upon bis Sace
AID 1T once MAS lost in = ceverie that
carried him back to Il shady siseri
and little maid whom he uS:-G 70
meet. blue eyed maid whose count
erpar, now sat On bis knee With 4
bea;ia: hear,. waitin: for him &c eoc-
&c, ,huse days and punish her toc her
wiifsl ways
Morl peeped in through the bal.
closed door They were playing jacks
or he rarioc ticor playing iacss and
Guarrc.inS. too. just rs ;wo children
are apt 10 do She f-owned. il was
rnor. than half careSS. Il will have TO
punish them both. guess S-"-Chlcaso
Record Herald
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
Tbe wavs of Mo,es.

Among commcc animals few have
been less studied IL their life history
than the mole. An English natural
is,. Mr. Lionel E Adams. says that
under the fortress" which the mole
constructs above the surface OF TIE
GROUND will always bc found a series
Of tunnels running OF, beneath tee
adjacent feld. A curious feature al
most invariably soGod is perDendic-
ular run penetrating about foot be-
low the bottom OF the ues, aad then
turning upward to meet another run.
A mole IS rever found IN bis nest. al
though !, may be ye, warm from bis
body when opened. Guided BY soe!!
and bearing. mole frequently locates
the nes, Of partridge or pheasant
above bis rrn and. penetrating !e from
below. cats the eggs. The adult mole
Is practically blind. but there ere en-
bryoaic indications that the power OF
sight IN the race has Geteriorated.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
Orioin Of Confetti.

The history of confetti IS rather curl
ous. Several years ago large print
sas works n Paris Was turning out i'm
nerse quantit'1s OF calendars. through
which 4 sinai; round hole had been
punched TO receive an eyelet for bold
inS the Sbee,s together. \ heap OF the
little circular scraps Of paper cut ou;
by the punch accumulated on table.
and one Of the machine men amused
himself by scattering a handfu. OF
them over a working girls hcir. She
Immediately saa,ched up handful
and threw them IN his face. Otter
girls followed be. example. and the
first confetti battle began The bead
Of the es,abl:ShUcn. came IN when ],
vas at It's height. and. being what the
Americans call smart man. &c IL
once realized ,aat there was money
h Il" He ordered special machinery.
placed large quantities OF the new ar
tcle oa the market. made fortune
and created q new industry.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
Public Speaking Explained.

The Japane>e visitor 20 the city WAS
asked 70 make Al after dinucr speech
he arose and began quantity.
Il often wonder" be said. why /; IS
YOU Americans wiz hinder your ciScS-
ton oy making these after dinner
speeches. We japanese rest after our
meals. II IS uuch better. know that
travelled with 4 Japanese Legation
over the United States. and every
where the Americans would make Us
dine. then asl; US Cor speeches after
ward. We would much rather have
d!oed =, our hotels and retired after
ward 10 res; for the following day.
asked some one why !, WAS. this
universal after dinner SpcechElakinS
anon. tie American men IL pubic
dinners. and he replied that the
American man never had 4 chance 10
say anything 1T home and at was
why."-New York Press.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
An Arab lece,S.

There IS none so poor but there is
one poorer.
a poor Arab spent bis last esca oa
handful Of dates aud .ent up on a
htSh cliff 70 eat them and die As be
threw the stones over lean hanc
shot out below and caught then.
.sEo~ saI0 be. why Go you catch
my case s:ones?
Because. O brother" answered .
weak voice. u have Dot eaten these
three days. and Allah has sent these
stones 70 save my life"
Praise be 70 Allah" answered the
arst man. "tor he has saved ne also.
for here IS one poorer than ].
And both men wen. Into the city.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
a Cup Of Sugar.

4 .ar:c china cup with 4 handle was
showed across the counter and CHILD 5
voice said. Ma wants 4 cupful OF
sugar
Tie grocer n!le,l The cup. weighed
the sugar. pourS: 4 back int" the cup
and said. Two cents
To customer who expressed sur
prise At his willingness 10 sell grocer
les in such small quantities he said:
Have 10 In this neighborhood. Most
Of these people live from meal 20 meal,
which ueaus that they buy things by
measure instead Of weight. Reckoned
By the cupful. the spoonful OF the pail
full, they know just how much OF any
thing they need. In order to satisfy
both customers and the inspector OF
weights and measures We measure
frset to suit The trade. then weigh after
ward."-New York Sun.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
s;-st T.s. Of tho Air Pump.

Tho arst public test Of the air pump
was IN 1861 by !tS inventor. Otto voa
Guerscke. IN the nrcsence ot Emperor
Ferdinand Of Germany Guecicke ap-
piled The carefully ground edges OF
metallic heusspheres. .wo feet IN d.
anetez, TO each Other. After exhaust
ins the ai- by his apparatus he at
tached Stteeo horses 10 each aeni-
sphere. In vain did they attempt to
separate them because Of the enor-
nous pressure o. the atmosphere. The
experiment was great success.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
H,S a Good Reason.

Dan. 4 co!orcd maa WAS employed
rs porter In L mercantile establish
men, IN 4 town In Fiorida. and bis
duties required him 10 have !he store
swrc, by O'clock IN the morning. Lie
had been late for many mornings. "nd
on the sixteenth consecutive time his
e:.,.cyw demonstrated with h!1 thua;
Dan. why can't you Gs acse on
time"
We'll. Mr.. L.. said Dan. yer sec. !
live tho other side OF Mount Hcrmoi
cemetery and can't always get yerc on
ti.2c"
WY ia ;he world do you live SO
f:- from vo"r work" said his employ
ec.
Without moments hesitation Dan
responded.
Yer See. it's ais ycre way. Mir. L.
III be honest wid ycr-l wants
home beyond the grave
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
S!cn In fc:.ico..5.

!, MI! pro.nah;y -. 4 matter .: SUI
;.:!>,. 20 toe 1c.lcI'::i r,:It!rv - ica.:i
:.ia: thc rc;;ico:!: MIS- t!rSt wo:H cx-
clu>:vc!y 5y mcn L. the reign OF King
Henry VII the dress o: the English
WAS SO fantastic aud absurd that i;
WAS G!GicG!: 10 distinguish one sex
from the ether in the Inventory a:
Henry Y. appears ''pet;icoai OF rec
Ganask. with open sleeves There is
10 mention OF :, woE!aa's pet;.ccat be-
.o-c he Tudor period.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
Cruel Blow.

Are ycu aware o: The fact. re
marked Miss Cutting. .';Eat :::n i
mind reader:
.'Nevah suspected ii. wca!iy.' an
swcrc<. youn: Sof,leish Would you
::w-objec, TO weading my MAD.
iuncher Know:
Certainly not" She replied. Bring
/; with yoa the next time you call.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
Sei,ooi5oy Definitions.

Here are some definitions from the
schoolroom: "a Jacohite IS man
descended from Jacob" Snoring Is
our breath meeting the air which IS
coming n our mouth" S2eez.nS IS
q kind OF ,coGnG n the throat Al
other boy writes. When you ere coic
the Inside Of your body -unolcs and
then It makes noise which IS cai!eu
saeez.ns." - telephone IS kind OF
lons wire With a spout ae each end
Westminster Gazette
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
Paced TOO Rao;diy.

Waiter. ask the orchestra 20 play
something different"
Any particular selection. sir:
Something slower caa't che"
my :ood properly in waltz time
Kansas City Journal.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
a Good Opportunity.

Your pa's coming down OF S&tns-
day. I wocder Z that would be Sood
etoe TO SPEAK 70 aim
Yes When ma tells hin what shes
spent down here he'll DC glad to get r!d
Of the lot OF us.."-Co1lic Cuts.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
LUIS oolsuyvsc CA. ..osrs:d y Ueto.

.u.S oolSu!gscM-.. .'osre,d y Uoco.
.S,:va:.rcu:y laoEo oQl pgGs .'i.9M...
i,!9i 2V, sl.m us 'SS2oSGC IT,"
,SuItIams eq! 0! SGEC!od
~p;cs 81 ..:oioV. :o3 nos "acT !GVM.
sooQo c2uoMS :: Hli" !S:iNo:
!: co pouMolc 3elG 1q. 80 SG!pCc.S
-.oog,o .o!I.s SUI ir9!;o SCo!s;i0
uouo,I oG, ST. gSaoloq? 3::@ :o:.!s 81:
90 0. 2.cu aM }. 'os.ao u 7NC;" l!.2N.'
p,rs au ..osroo lsn,u S-E.-SSnu!S..
.euyTSSsnus .nodr 2u!T;r! Sc"
Smo.sao 20 .o:2oUco S.IioA M7N
.ueno,ouL Iah
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
CnIy Chance.

DO you believe G.e-ied tie .a:.
widow. "tha, universal peace will ever
tc cS.abliSaed:
No, unless people quit getting mar
r!ed." Srow!ed ;hc old bachelor.-Chi-
caco News
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
The Settlement.

Su:;or-What will yoar father settle
or the uau who marries yoC? The
Girl-Ail the rest OF the family. sup
posc.-St. Louis Times
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
W.,k Has Been Done.

Eowe!i-you can, make = monkey
out Of me. rowel!-No: you seem to
have already a:sarded the contract
New York Press.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21

uouu.i aopcol--;
Nh, .aAec Nv .ao;.pr 10: OF: roS-CQo
eA.oN -Snoi o :IIG slV! :: Io:io 1sl
aoM S.o-oq: 'u1c 'solooG-ApnIS
..oji2 eQL
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
U1S S.eI M1\-.. Il,

.ES -t-NN ~ TT
spl!y.-oM. .iiuo Mou so,1o4 7Vl S:9A:l
-sp au.. -1e.soNol eq. !lcS TIP Il.
:aoeUo 2-c oAuQ :oonC; uoTo.:H 81! {:
Ie,lp Me0 oAcV noI l:tl Mou N!:W
sr, Suy,srcM 20 Qof 2q! .: pu3::s noi
-, O: .v:V Su!lserbot uc5uE!!u eQ2 o.
a.o.M nc: -e,.o! o!:sco.Cs 2r7. p'd..
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21

is Got oaiy = thing Of beauty. but 3
joy :o- ever 10 the family wro IS wise
enough 10 S.oow tee value OF tha
for neal,l. acd beaut. Eo:; cad
in :he Iuxury OF one OF the newest de-
signs in orr bath TUBS {, reasonable
cost, wheu we pi0mb your bathroom,
as well IS up-to-dare WISH ssaoGs, ioos
tubs, closets. etc. w!th opec nicSie-
plated sanitary plumbing.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21

With man. most Of bis misfortrces
are occasioned By caan--Piiny.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21
THE NEW BATH TUB

eau guaranteed oeri"c, satisfaction
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-21

WY ia ;he world do you live 50
:. from vo"r work." said his employ
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-04
woULD pEvELoP wAKULLA.
what Judee walker says q PROPOSED
Road % 81 TerSsa.

What 5udge walker SAYS o. Proposed
Road % g. rerUaa.
II Sc me True Democrat announces
that q railroad is 70 b bailt from TIE
soab0ard &C or near TalIahausoe 10 st.
TeFesa on the gulf said judge w.
rs. walker, Of CraWfordvllie "Ef 4
d0ea it Vim develop some q the finest
farming lands ID tie State 81 Florida.
Prior b The war. tho section which
this road would traverse was noted
Cor rs nno cotton farms, not excolled
aRyWuere ia the South, While our
lands today are exeee6lngly productive
they are high and d7y ard healihfuI.
Lands now prodncs twenty bushels 81
corn per acre which have been cleared
FOR sixty years, and that without a
pound Of fertilizer. Tel your projectors
that they would 90 we'll % build TIE
road. The timber interests are also
among the hnest in Florida. Not only
Is the pine abundant. but tine hardwood
lands By the hundreds Of acres would
be trayersed."
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-04


fenced to Acknowledgement by the
Judge OF such court FOR a term Of not
more than ten years, aud TO the cOun.
~ jail for not less than one year; and
Tor the conviction Of a second Onenae
under this section, the first being al
legged and proven, such ofiender shall
be- BY sentence Of the court, forever
thereafter DISTINGUISHED aud deprived
OF his right TO vote az a primary IN this
State, and 20 be imprisoned In the
State penitentiary not more { an i've
years. Prosecutions may be had under
this section By indictment IA the Cir
cult Court or by information IN q
Criminal Court Of Record, and the eff
feet OF a sentence Of disfranchisement
IN either Of said courts, both having
Jurisdiction OF Offenses hereunder, shall
be to deprive such person sentenced Of
the right 20 vote at any primary in
this state for n period Of time fixed By
the court where such persons shall BE
convicted under tnis section.
solicitations Of any person Tor a
loan or gift Of money OF the purchase
OF anything Of value. or any other sub
terfuge shall be deemed a violation Of
the provisions Of this section.
This section shall be construed 90
as 70 embrace any payment or attempt
30 pay, or solicitation OF acceptance Of
the payment Of any poll OF caDitation
tax, or the loan Of money therefor,
whether Il be for the express purpose
OF influencing any voter on not
MUsT PAT OWN TOLL TAxEs.
"Sec. 10. Any tax collector or person
acting under his authority or direction,
who receives OF permits 20 be received
any money or Ger things Of value III
payment u poll or capitation taxes
from any person, firm. association o.
corporation other BY a check, draft or
any other method Of payment, o. any
tax collector issuing a poll tax rc
celpt without payment ~ advance
therefOF, other than the person whose
uol. or capltuti0n taxes g. 90 Be paid
ahall Be deemed guilty % z misde-
meanOr and. upon conviction thereof
SHAH be punished By Imprisonment In
tne county jail for not more than three
months; Provided, That nothing m this
act sail D. construed 90 prevent any
person paying. Or any tax c0iiecior
from collecting the poli tax due by an.
Otber person from anv other person,
who shall also pay, upon the request 81
the 9erspn owing the p0il 81 cnDlfa-
ton tax. t1e real and pcfD0nnl taxes
81 the per8on fOf whom Ne offers 90
pay the eapifafion or poll tax: Pro
Fifed That where lho paFncnl of poIi
CT capllafIon tax q noccaaTv % Qnail-
~ voters Tor participation Oh the
pfImnries hercin provided for, lhal
enea Toll a. earItniion fax shall -
paid nct later t1on fhe eN1ood Nntnf.
day l9 the ulcrlh r1ecs1af ere month
a. uhlch eaca ptlaafy o. ta1r
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-04
0Un HoME rlFn INSURANCE CON.
pANY.


HlFNt Annual NESTING 81 ofocshoi rlo
Held ~ Jacksonville neclnfly,
Al n.faline q lhe 1loekhol1els q
Our Home Life Insurance Company
had az their e0iceo iD the Ogal.UD
church Brlding. in IecksonYille. 81
the 2Jfh az January, they electod
d full cOTs 81 ol.lctrs ana directors
f0r the enauing year. as follows
unzCIoEe.
~. b Brouard. j. 7. Paul Geo. -
Drew. H. -. t.aimef. George ~. Rhodes,
Charles L. LeEitf, clifford r.. Allen,
.H. ]. Evans, ~. b. Milton, ID. A. SIM
mons, Henry n. Lott.
offsCERS.
~. b. Broward. President.
clifford n. Allen, lst Vice President
and General Manager.
j. J. Paul. SecOnd Vice President
r. J. Evans, Third Vice President
aud Secretary.
Geo. I. Drew. Fourth Vice resident.
w. ri. Milton. Treasurer.
Henry p. Palmer, Medical DirectoI
Daniel A. simmons. General Counsel,
Walter G. Wright Consulting ..ctu-
airy,
The progress OF this company has
been exceedingly gratifying % the
stockholders, amonk whom are many
prominent Floridlans; and the com.
pany promises TO Dc another adyRnta.
reods enterprise 10 the state Of Flor
ida, and 70 Jacksonville.
The inroads made BY Southern life
Insurance companies within the last
rev years upon the business hereto
fore written by Eastern and Northern
companies has been a subject Of ire.
quent comment, and such companies
are recaiVing much encouragement and
strong endorsements By the Southern
people. There seems no ras0n why
such companies, made up o. representa-
tive men, should not prove q great sue
cess and be OF great benefit % this
section By staying the present tide OF
many millions OF dollars now going 10
the East and % the North Cor life In
surance.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-04
- HARR.ET "a LuDDMaToN.
A Lady Greatly Beloved Ia Tallahas.
zee Dies Ia savannah.

OF the death Of Ma Harriet AZ.
Luddington. who was 20 niue below
cd a. Tallahassee q savannah paper
says:
Mrs. Harriet n. Ladlnston. wife Of
Mai. Gen. d. i Ludlngton. q. g A.,
retired. died suddenly a. her room at
the De Soto az Z O'Clock last night from
an acute attack Of congestion of the
LUNGS. Her remains will Be taken
North tomorrow for iniorment in the
Arlineton National Cemetery az Wash.
mgion Mra Ludingt0n was born at
Key West. Ella. she was the daughter
Of Hon. William Marvin, United States
Judge for the Southern District Of
Florida and provisional Governor Of
Florida after the Civil war. she Sc
survived By her husband only. Cen.
and Mrs. Ludingion resided IN SHANE.
ateles N. Y. They came % savannah
two weeks ego % spend the winter.
Mrs. LudlnRfc0 was q woman Of
charming personality, made friends
easily and retained them She was
well known IN lorida, her acQuaint-
ance there. particularly an Tallanassoe,
being among the most prominent poO-
pie. During her brief stay here che
and Gen. Ludlngton met 4 number 81
Savannah people. their Tallahassee
friends and friends &C the North hap-
ing arranged Tor their pleasant Rocop-
ton. Mrs Ludington's sudden death
was q shock and cause Of deep eoF-
row b their friends h Savannah.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-04

primerO. Colo. Feb. l.--teYonfr.
nine bodies OF the victims 81 the cK-
plOsion Ia the primero mine were
found piled "a q mass af the foot of
the afr shaft shortly after midnight.
When the explosion occurred the men
evidently made rush 90 Escape
through TIE afr shaft aud were euilo.
cated az they battled with each other
for freedom. 10 - shown by the tine
keepers records that there were l49
men IN the mine az the time Of the
explosion. Not one 81 believed % -
alive. The main shaft Of the mine y
completely wrecked.
Ofliciaie Of the company state that
the disaster r. the worst Al the history
81 Western coal mining.
A similar explosion IN which twenty.
four were killed. occurred al the a8mo
property January %, 1901.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-04
Awful Death Record
In Colorado Linz
More Thah one Hundred KiileG 81 An
Explosion. Bodiss Bmnm
DgYond Recognlllan

prlmoro. Colo, Jan. 3i.-.More than
q hundred men are believed 90 h2So
been killed by q teriflc sxploglon -
the primerO mine Of the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company az 4:SQ tai8
afternoon.
Eight bodies have been recovered
aud rescue parties are making de1cEe
ate efforts 60 reach the interior WORK
lngs cut on from the outside by she
cavlng az the main shaft
Three men were killed az the mouth
Of the mine slope by the force Of tho
explosion.
Both fans with which the mine ie
equipped were shattered. and e Waa
impossible 70 enter the mine until tteE
were repaired az Z 80 tonIght
AZ soon as the fans were repalret
General Superintendent J. u. Ihomuea
and q rescue party entered ~ the main
air shaft, bat were unable 20 reach ~
main shaft. which a completely BLOCK
ed The party returned % the eufiat1
after securing I'VE bodies, which were
badly burned.
Al party equipped with oxygen Be-.
mets replaced this party, the workings
were reached through en- open cir
SHAFT and are nov searching fog Noto
bodieA
Miners were fushed 70 primero from
Trinidad Segundo, etaEkVIile, eQplo
and C0k6yille. and ere labotiag fran
Ideally 20 clear the main shaft eel'eT.
ing each other eFcry few mlputc kt
"A impossible 30 oelormino bow fag tno
main hnnft nas cayeh end a may d
days before the SHAFT b cleared ans
the total death I'st known.
There e little hope that any ot 20
men N 80 nine are alive ne com
pany clerk reports that ~ aaIe
lamps are missing and g d 8uto ltet
that number Of men are entombet
Many q the miners. however. cay lhat
80 men are niI4slng
hosf of tha men ara tlatR and
enriana, rae noae Wilhelm u knoNn
b De among the missing.
Tho camp q q scene OF iDoescrlbaDle
horror tonight While every nhlebe1,
itd man Is taking hle turn with pIt4
and shovel 90 clear TIE shaft. The WoMr
ca and children. Kept back by FoD
have gathered about the ahaft weep
ing and calling wildly upon their loves
ones who have not yet BEEN found.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-04

Had melancholy. probably caused ~
an inactive liver. A bad liver makes
one cross aud irritable, causeg men
cal and physical depression and may
result diaastrOusly.
Ballard's Herblne n acknowledged
10 be the perfect liver regulator. II
you're blue and out Of sorts. get a
hottie today. A positive cure for BIZ
l0ua headache, constipation. chiiis end
fever and al liver complaints. Sold
BY Hardee.smith Co, druggists 30.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-04

WIN Hereafter Nee, Only Every Other
Mouth.
AZ the last meeting of the state
Board 81 p0rd0ns. an members being
present. n waa ordered that no NEST
Ing 81 the Board Of rar,lOns he held
an the nrat Thursday IA February
1910; ana that hereafter. until other
wise ordered. tite REGULAR meeting dnla
Of the Board % pardona SHAH be TIE
llrsl Thursday Ia the odd numbered
months 81 ne war. io-Wlt January.
March. May. July, Sepiembof and Ne,
fefnbr.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-04
NOTICE OF ADOPTION or TEXT
books.

Notice d hereby given that text
bo0es FOR che ensuing term Of eve
years viii be adopted BY the County
Hoard az Public Instruction fOr Leon
county ~ provided - law nc the reg
ular nioeling on kuosday, April n
1910 N the once Of the codufy sHpeT-
lnfcodeut &C ne court house. xallahas-
see. Fia. Any Publisher desiring 30
submit specimens of books Cor con-.
s.deralion "a making fhis adoption viii
pIenge ole Same with the county nup-
erinfGndnuf.
COUNTY BOARD PUBLIC INBTRuC-
TON or LEON COUNTY.
~ y H. rnllcuon. <naIfmant a.
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-04
COUNTY POLITICS.
Chairman EdmOndsOn Not likely %
Set the ball Into Motion
Until March.

Until March.
when win you call the county dem.
Ocratic executive committee together,
and let us get into the political ewimY
asked The True Democrat Of Chair
man ]. A. EdmOndsOn yesterday.
"Oh, don't think the people are
particularly hungry for politics. re-
piled be. about month hence VIII
Do"
IL seems TO be the purpose Of the
committee, and also the desire Of the
candidates, 10 have a short. Enappy
contest They believe that long cam
palgns engender too much m feeling.
Chairman EdmondsOn II not likely b
call the committee together until
March unless some urgent reason ID
presented 90 him.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-04

The famous little liver pills are De
Wits Little Early Risers. They are
safe, sure gentle aud easy 20 take
When you ask for DeWistB Cagholized
Witch Hazel SaIve. refuse 20 scot 4
substitute or imitation. DeWittB Car.
bolizod Witch HaEoi Salre g good TOT
anything when yOu need q salve, and
he Il especially good Tor piles. Bold by
al druggists. %.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-04

More people are taking FoleY's Kid
neg Remedy every year. ~ a. conEideF.
"a the most efecilFe rel1edF fer en-
kidney and bladder tronhleB that mel.
ZEAL science can dcFiaa Eoler'e Kid
neg Remoig e0fIaefe irrcFnIafiliea
bulll1 90 iie system. ana restores loe'
vitality. nazdnes Drug slofa CO