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Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
Only Accident.

The long race brought forth the only
accident of the day. The Mason ear, driven
by Floyd Doherty and carrying Henry Lee
FreEtz as mechanic, was just rounding the
three-quarter turn of the fourth round
when the exhaust Pipe became loose, drop
ped into the chain, and brought the car to
a sudden stop. So sudden in fact was the
stop that the machipe turned a complete
somersaut and then rolled over on its
side Doherty fell beneath the car and al
though he was not unconscious at any
time he suffered a fracture of his collar
bone which, though not dangerous, is ex-
tremely painful. LeFrentz was almost un-
hurt The car was BADLY battered, the
steering apparatus being a complete wreck,
and the tires were torn from 1t by the
sudden stop.
was that for cars costing under $500 The
five cars entered in this race we're all
speedy and until the tenth of the fifteen
miles It was a battle royal between the
Firestone- Columbus, driven by Ed Rich
enbacher and the Staver, with Cheney
driving. The National led at the start but
soon lost his position to the Staver-Chl-
cago. 1t was then a see-saw race until
the tenth mile had been finished. During
the entire race interest was at fever heat
and as the powerful cars, both driven by
veritable dsre-devils tore past the stands
the crowds went wild with enthusiasm.
The Staver finally finished in the premier
position and the Firestone had to be con-
tent with third, being passed by the
National, with Sloan at the wheel. almost
on the last lap.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13

Totals. .,.Ss lisgS Il

'Batted for Higgnbotham In the third y
zone out when winning run was scored
Hickman batted for X. Robinson in the
eighth inning.
'Yingling ran for Hickman In the tonth
ouisville .,..........0 0 2 o q o 500 Is
Toledo .,..,,....,.2 Q 90 O o , q %
stolen base: HinchmRn. Sacrifice hits:
Allen, Elwert, Robinson. Sacrifice ia
Doyle, Burns Two-base hits: Stanley,
Meyers Three-base hits: Freeman, Doyle.
Hinchman. Struck out: By Baskette. 1.
by Higginbotham, l; by West, 4; by SAN
ford, g. Bases on balls; Off Higgnbotham.
1; off Sanford q Hit by pitched ball
Freeman, Butler Wild pitch; Sanford
Hits: OFF Baskette, 8 in one and one-thiI4
innings; off West in six and one third
innings; off X. Robinson, In one-thlrd
inning; off Higginbotham. 6 in three in-l
nings; off Sanford, in seven innings. Lett
on bases: Louisville. 8: Toledo. II Time:
200. Umpires: Chlll and Owens.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13

hits: Schmidt, Graney. Bases on balls: OFF
Willett 2; off Demott, 3. Struck out: BY
Willett l; by Demott, 4. Time: l:2. UNI
pire: Evans
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
BURKE AND VALENTINE DIVIDE
First Two Games of ChRmDtonshtp
Series Result in This Manner.

VALENTINE, Neb., Sept. 12-(Special
Telegram. Burke and Valentine played the
tirst two games of the championship series
here Saturday and Sunday. In the game
yesterday Valentine was up In the air for
the first two innings, piling up ten errors
and with two hits mixed in gave the
Burke team six scores, which was enough
TO win. Score: R.H.
Valentine .,............... oil 00O0-3 s
Batteries: Burke, Sewell and Burlington;
Valentine, Grimes and Hopper. Struck out:
Sewell 3; by Grimes, 3. Umpire: query.
Valentine today walked away with Burke
knocking two pitchers out OF the box and
piling up a score OF 20 to 10. The features
of the game were a home run by Stetter
and two double plays by Roundeau. Score
R.H
Burke Observation-Disclosures. 1 / o 4 o 3 o DO II
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13

MILWAUKEE, Sept 12-The Great
Western trotting and pacing races at the
State fair this afternoon were postponed on
account OF muddy track
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13

BROOKLYN

Lett on bases. PhiIadeIphia, o, BrOOk-
Hn, s. Two-base HIT Magee. Three-base
hits Magee, Moore. Sacrifice hits:
Doolan, Daubert Double plays: Knabe
to Bransfield; Stark to Daupert; Daubert,
unassistcd; Hummell to Stark to Daubert.
Base on balls Off Bell g. off Moore, 4.
Struck out BY Bell, q by Moore, 8; by
Burke, l. Hits Off Bell, in eight in
nings. Time: 1:F. Umpires KLEIN and
Kane.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13

Batteries: Burke, Benter. Kelly, Raceley
and burlington; Valentine, Grimes and Cox.
Umpires: Query and Sanderson. Struck
out: BY Grimes, IL; by Benter, 2; by
Kelly, ],
After the game foot race for a hundred
yards was run by Caylor and Racely re-
sulting in an easy victory for Racely. .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Sept. 12-Moore
struck out thirteen Brooklyn players today
and scored to shutout for Philadel-
pha- The game was scheduled for Octo-
Der 10, but was advanced to shorten the
season. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13

Two-base hits Milan, Lord Hits: OFF
Resling, in four innings; off otey' in
Coombs, 3. Base on balls: OFF Otey, q
off Coombs, 2. Time: 100 Umpires
CollifloWer and O'I,ouRhlin
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
MERCHANTS TRIM THE swIFTs
TiIheIy Batting In the Last Inning
Helps Win.

The Walnut Hin Merchants won an exclt-
ing seven inning game from the Swift's
Prides at Florence by the score OF TO g.
Polesky pitched a remarkable game for the
Merchants striking out fourteen and allow
ing but five hits. The batting OF Burns
was another feature, he getting four hits
out OF four times at bat
After the second inning the Swlfts
could not touch the ball. Poleski having
them completely at his mercy
The Merchants are out OF a game for next
Sunday and would like 10 hear from some
team In or out OF town for this date, pre-
ferrinE the White City Ramblers. Score
Werehants ....2OOO 100 49, z
SNifts j ..............O 3 90 o O-s S 2
Batteries: Merchants. POleski and Giles
PIE; sWlfts. Moran and German
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
AUTA RACES FAST AND CLOSE
Free-fOr-Au BiR Feature of sunday
Card--E. NJ. II. Gets First
Place.

Sundays crowd at the race meet OF the
Omaha Speedway company far eclipsed IN
size that of the previous day and the large
number who braved the threatening
weather and the long trip to the grounds
was rewarded with a program of races
by far the classiest of the meet.
The free-for- all race, twenty-five miles In
length, had been advertised as the feature
OF the meet and the word feature was no
misnomer. Six fast. durable cars entered
the contest and 1t was anybody's race until
almost the finishing lap The National car
with Sloan at the wheel, early took the
lead, but on the sixth round it had to give
way to the fast Staver-C Chicago, driven by
Cheney.
The triumph of the Staver was short
lived for on the ninth round one Of its front
tires punctured and a stop was made for
change. Nothing daunted by the delay
which handicapped his car almost -FOUR
miles, Driver Cheney re-entered the race
and finished In third place. From this time
on the National held the lead until, with
only two miles to go it, too, fell victim
to misfortune and had to make a stop to
take on gasoline. But the delay here was
only a short one and, although the engine
was working poorly during the rest OF the
grind, the National managed to limp across
the line in second place. First honors went
to the e. M. F.. driven by Graves.
misunderstanding arose at the end Of
this race between the judge and the scorer
as to the position of the cars, but the Of
fetal scorer, w. J. kirkland, caught the
cars as above. AS a consequence OF this
misunderstanding the time Of the winning
car was not caught.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
Tirers Win over Nnn..
CLEVELAND.

DETROIT, Nept. R.-Detroit defeated
Cleveland today to L. by punching hits
off Demott in tho fourth and seventh in
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
ATHLETICS BEAT SENATORS
Coombs Holds Visitors to Four Hits
and Wins.
FINAL SCORE SIX TO NOTHING
Lord and MILAN Get TwO-BnEEers-
seven Players Famed During
Contest-The Locals Excel
Opponents with stick.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-Coombs held
Washington to four hits and only one man
reached third base. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
PIRATES DRAW A CIPHER
Beebe Prevents Single Man from
Reaching Third Base.
REDS PUT FOUR OVER HOME PLATE
Both Teams secure SIX safe Ones
Five TwO-BRse Hits, Three sacri-
fIces and Three stolen Bases
During Game.

PlTTsBURG, Sept. i2.-Beebe allowed mol
Phtsburg player to reach third base today
and Cincinnati won. to O. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13

ROCK ISLAND, H., Sept. l2.-spring
field won ragged game from Rock Islanu
BY . score Of 10 to s. breaking Rock Is
scratch hits and hard hitting dotted the
game from start TO finish. Score; RHE
Springfield .. .... S66iii6Si-lSis :
batteries: Cavet and O'Leary; Lauder
milk and Johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13

causes a general
upbuilding Of the
entire system
and when S, S. S.
has made a cure
there is no return
of the hideous
$ y m p 0 m s
s. S. s. is~made
entirely of ve0e-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13

sBatted for White In the seventh.
'Batted for Maddox in the ninth
Cincinnati ,.,........0 0 o.
Pittsburg ............0 0 0 O o o o 90
Two-base hits: Byrne. Miller, Mitchell,
Paskert, T. Clarke. Sacrifice hits: Lo-
bert, Phelan. Sacrifice fly: HOblitzel.
Stolen bases: Bescher, I.obert Phelan.
Double plays: Wagner Miller and Kading.
Phelan and Hobitzel. Bases on balls: Off
Maddox, 2; off Beebe, 3. Hit by pitcher:
BY White. T. Clarke; by Beebe, T Camp
bell. Struck out; BY White. 3; by Beebe.
8. First base on errors: Cincinnati, /.
Left on bases: Pittsburg. 8; Cincinnati. 5.
Hits: Off White, I'm seven innings; off
Maddox, l In two innings. Time: $40.
Umpires: tombstone ana Eason.-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13

stolen bases Fox, McChesney. Corhan,
Goodrich, Jude. Sacrifice hit: Fox.
Double plays: Cprhan 10 Fox to Jones
Cole TO Thomas. Passed ball: Frambes
Struck QUIT . By Swift. &; by Hagerman. 6
Bases on balls: OFT Swift. (; OF Hager-
man, s. I fme 2iOs. Umpire Clark. At
tendance 600 ctuaas
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13

Three base hit: Purtel. Home run:
Knight Hits: OFF Karger in seven and
one-third innings; off Wood, l in two and
two-thirds innings. Base on balls: OFF
Karger, L; off Fisher, 3. Struck out: BY
Fisher, 5; by Karger, g. by Wood, 5. Time:
ELL Umpires: Dineen and Perrine
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
aRIzELIEs LOST. no

visitors Take UphiII Hattie from
the Locals.
DENVER. Sept l2.-Sioux City won an
uphill game from Denver today. IL was a
batting contest. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13
ROURKESTAKEFOURTH CANE
Local Outfit Puts Swatfest Over
Topeka Bunch.
HITS GOOD AND NO RoARs
Both Teams Connect with Ball Plenty
and Fielding is Not Extra Good,
but Omaha Bunehed Better
Than Opponents.
HITS GOOD AND NO ROAR
Omaha. Q; Topeka. d

Omaha. .; Topeka. ).
In another one Of those everybody-hit
games yesterday. the Rourkes won their
fourth successive victory over Topeka For
the first three innings Il looked like IL
might be close but In the fourth when
the score stood 4,to 3 in favor OF Topeka
the locals soaked Giffen for five safe hits
and brought In SIX runs The fielding of
both sides was not all Il might have been,
but as long as hitting was good nobody
roared. ~
When s:S arrived and the gong sounded
for the game 70 begin there seemed to be
something wrong for there was about five
minutes delay. And then someone noticed
that Jack Haskell. umpire, vas nowhere
in sight, nor could he be found. AS Has
kell's substitute Abbott of Topeka went
in ana did as good Job as Jack could
have do0s himself.
omahz scored three runs in the first
inning, after Topeka had scored twice.
Topeka then brought in another in the
second ana took the lead.
The Romp Continues.
Kneaves began II In the fourth. After
one out he singled to left. Cadman fol-
lowed NTH another single, Kneaves taking
second Showers was next with a long
two-bagger, on which Kneaves scored and
Cadman went to third. Acock sacrificed
cadnan across the plate on long fly to
center. King came in about that time
with a two-bagger and Showers tailed
schoonover took first on an error by Peo-
pies and King and Schoonover crossed the
platter, when stoffer threw the ball away
Riggert went safe TO first and on around
to second on stoffer's wild one and stole
third. He scored on Kane's single. Thorn
son, who had made the first out also made
the third out, batting twice in the inning.
Topeka scored again in the fifth, on a
three bagger BY Thomson, followed by g
single from old man Beckley, and that
closed the chapter.
The Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-13

rbomaSoS mn Three.Sa base Sits RiSgerS
Thomason. First base on balls: Off Stow
ers, 9; Off CITIZEN, /. struck out: BY Stow
ers, 8; by Giffen, 2. stolen bases: Schoon-
over (2), Riggert (2). Acock. Kane, Cad
man. Bcclkley, Peoples. Sacrifice hits
Acock, King. Showers, Beckley, Giffen.
Left on basesi Omaha, 8; Topeka, 10.
hit by pitcher BY Showers !. Umpire:
Abbott. Time. 1885,
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parieates entire mardo ella que la famia de don Leo
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Hotel PA xsls
= GALE DE MENDEZ vIGO -,
MAYAGUEZ
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Situado este estabecimiento en- es9
centro de Ia calle Mendez Vigo, COM
un jard1n al frente, es el que reune ma
yores ventajas y comodidades para loas
senOres viajeros, Y el que cuenta con
mejores hahitaciones frescas, ventila~
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COMIDAS A TODAS HORAS
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SANTOS PARA Ell LUNES
MISAS

Catedral-Dias laborables: z, 730 y g.
3O-Festivos 5, z, 8, 9yn.
San Francisco-Dias laborables: E
Festivos: $50, y 7-30.
San Jose-Dias laborables: z y 7-3O-
Festivos; $50, y 7-30.
Santa Ana-Dfas laborahles: Z y 7-30
-Festivos: y 10.
Puerta de Tierra-Martes 7.-Domin-
gos: 9.
Sagrado Coraz6n-(Santuree) D{as Ia
borables las Z, festivos las 7-3O
y las 10.
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Leyes de 1909

Sc encuentran de ventA
las Leyes y Resoluciones
de 1909 & un peso ejem-
plar, y un peso 10 cents~
vos con franqueo
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OFICINA EN- NEW YORK
7S PINE ST.,

90 OFICINAS EN- PUERTO RICC
,Expedlciones G Q D Quiere decr que I'd. H.
uene que naLdar dinero por adelantado. pagantsssr
81 lmpOrte de la factura cuando le entregamos Is
mercancia.
PLETEs MODICOs POR EXPRESS cAEGA
sEGUROS.
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VhatBDOlnghtieGtY
DIR. W. n VANBRUkT,
DENTfnT,
PHONE No. 25I

3. Q. Hagg, Of OglethOrpe, Ca spent
Sunday at the Leon.
Il. ". Tongue, Of cambridge, spent
Sunday at the Leon
\. w. Butler, Of Idve Oak, was regis
tered at the Leon yesterday.
s. @. Humphreys Of 1--we Oak, was
registered at the Leon Monday.
Prank A. Simon, Of Monticello, spent
Sunday and Monday IN the city.
Special Sale Of Ladies' Skirts. L,syy|
Mr. 3. 3. HoWle. representing the
Atlanta Journah spent Tuesday In the
city.
J.B Peacock and II. W. Crawford,
Of Columbus, Ca, were visitors. TO the
city Monday.
Jos. q. Gardner and H. Z. Bethea,
OF Jacksonville, were registered at the
leon Sunday
m Rosaaasid and WA ssmmos,
Of Savannah, were registered at the
LsOn this seeh;
Special Sale Of Ladies' skirts. Lsyy
Sst
M6bsn. AZ H. womack ana Fred
HpoonoFi Of Havana, we're Registered at
the Leon Sunday.
ct5. b 1liss. o. MeirOse, Mass,
was 4 guust q the Leon hotel on Wed
neaasy evening
Sudg6 :. b. Conner, Of CsbterviIle,
Wa the guest of his daughter, Mira y.
4 Burdine, Tuesday
A. BufoFa o Apalachicola, was an
thO city On business Monday, stopping
AZ the Leon While here
tASIss LSag ElmSnss. % ssa.s.
n W. stUrus. Of the National Biz.
cut CompSns. vas registered AZ TIE
LeOn Monday.
Hon n. NJ. Lott Of Havana, was q
prominent visitor "a the city last Sum
daG
Mis- Monllna Eaaan has returned 70
tho College after a pleasant Christmas
holiday speps g home;
lyont forget the meeting Of the Cham
bof of C0fnmorco tonight City Hall n
th6 place 1:S0 The time
FOA Rnsa-Throo furnlahed rooms
to.tf Nh. W. D. Wilson.
eee
Mns Fenloa Darts has returned from
sa'ah Duv'4 n Qelng
,, oiis Williams ana WIFE, q So.
Leuis. Ne, aftiVod ~ the city Sunday
snd are located e she Leon.
LsAas Eoes Coats. sSiO. valaes
Sass Levy Bros. ~
Dr. eamT a. TucAer. head OF the De.
phrtment OF Engiinh az the Womanb
College. returned from a trip % New
YORK Lass Wednesday.
r. >. Mays and Q. ]. Acosla, %
brownsville. wcge m the city on busi.
nDa Monday. NJ. Acostn & =. A. %
~ Florida Central Halfway.
a. q wlnAsr, state Claim Agent OF
tte Sea Hoard AT Line Hallway. was
O. tha 1iS wednesday, reglllfred az Ne
Kkon
Oar Stock az Moa't Ahd Boys cloth.
lfE at coeA Lew Bros. 2
Captain y. 4 Prada formerly q the
Ot0r1ia. Florida & Alabama Aaliroad,
~ 4 populeg flslief - the city this
vesE
nlsm csment.a ae W eAo has
rcnily c9laolRhc1 4 eUclg bualnca9
e. htTof ~ IINIA l lo
,1art hr1 Wl'h hor parenia, ~
el .sfe Is |. ~
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ea
Neetob foe a Aedlaebicoias we
q viSlier 20 the CAPITAL City this week
FINE young Jersey COW Tor Sale.
Apply Of A. Pichard. go
Judgs 3. A. Meginnias made 9 bust
ness trip 10 FlOFida'6 metropolis this
week, returning here Monday.
White Table Damask, Is cents per
yard. Levy Bros, -
ess
Miss ivy Townsend returned 70 TIE
College Tuesday, after having spent the
Christmas holiday. at home.
W.B. Bates, OF Atlanta, has been con-
fined 10 his bed at the Leon ever since
bis arrival here last Saturday.
Lsdlsg Long Goat Sweaters; Sc
each. Levy BrOt. ~
Y. 3. Trantham has returned from q
Christmas trip 10 his home IN Camden,
s. G., and to friends IN Tampa.
N. 3. Smith and N. N. sworkIey, Of
Atlahta. were In the city On business
Monday, stopping nc the Leon.
O. II. Boyd, Of the Gulf Lumber and
Railway Company, was in the city Wed
neSday' stopping at the Leon hotel
Ladlsa' Long Coat Sweaters, SQ.s9
each Lsvy Bros. q
Miss May Baird, Of Gainesville, has
returned 10 the college 10 resume her
studies after q ChFistnhs visit bone
Misses Agno5 and Hester williamson,
Of WOJdville, have returned % College
after having spent q very merry Chrlst.
mas with their parents DC home.
MesarA p. q. and 4. b. BYRD 70.
turned fr0m q trip 70 Newport Springs
and 81 Marks, bringing with them 4
nice bag Of quail and one Wild turkey.
FOR One eight room resd-
dence on North Monroe street with
screens shades and all modern con-
vSnlences. Childa Bros q.
Miss ElOlss Partridge. Of Monticello,
returned q her studies AZ the Woman's
College Monday after having spent q
fne Christmas q home
The Tailahaasoe Music Club win hold
q business meeting IN the X. Of r. hall
Monday evening 20 7 go o'clock. Mem
bers are urged 10 b on time
Horace Van Brunt returned 90 I'm.
Org College m Oxford. Ca, % resume
his studies there thia week, after a good
old Christmas time &C his home
ThOmpson 500 Corseta, rs cents
eaoh. Levy Bros. ~
BIZ. shaw, on Fanlew, mahaeer OF
TIE DoWllne Park Naval stores az that
place was IN the city this week on
John Il. CarlIsle q Gainesville one
Of the most popular travelling aaloemen
on THIS beat, was in the city again on
Anu''O
Loat--Brown male pup, about ak
monthS old; light fees and breast, rs.
ward b finder.
tS.lt Resiedse Afford.
Miss Bmma Taylor. q ST. Pslarsbure,
relufnod iron q visit 10 her home %
wednesday and WIN resume hef studies
a. ne ooll'a~
Fog sale--gnan iron safe suitable
Cor snall bualnuaA Apply % Earl Proc
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I
1g Chg'ra1 q ~ ~ =
nFln Oral F'nns'ie. ~ 81
haa rot1fnr9 81 coIleGe after otEl
mss gi bo1o a. t'
I'd
b1ny lbe city ~
81 u. Tu 81 han1f o11 81
ths Olcfals q tie 0eoFgia. FioEio1 q
Aiabama Railroad. vac REGISTERED IS
fls Lecq Ihur az
-
ford. returned 70 tie UniYersity o. Dlor.
- 20,
LauI Perklns. son ~ c.. 'aEl &C.
4 a. -. Feturn % e 70
Wedu e resume ~ stades -
the UniyerHiiy.
BIZ. Camp. Jr, and J. W. Jones o.
WHITE RDrIngs. Of fbe White Lumber
oom39ny. sbenl several days On TIE
CITY tbia Wesk.
Miss Constance Cavello, Of Lake City
after having spent q most joyous
Christmas time With, her parents 40
Lake City, returned o Conege Tuesday.
D. ". ana ", Q. Janes n BIakeiy,
Ga. were IN the Citr wednesday On
business, making their headquarters az
the Leon.
Little Miss Willie Mae Dorsey, who
n staying with Mr.. and Mrs. n. 4.
Felkol, spent several days 10 WoOdyille
With friends last week,
Miss Sarah Verderey. Of Jacksonville,
has returned to the College after
pleasant Christmas visit 20 relatives IN
the metropolis.
Mrs Elizabeth CoFbett, Of Jack
sOnyllie, has returned 10 the WOman's
COLLEGE after q very pleasant visit 70
Misses Sarah ana Teress Bailey, who
have hean the popular guesfs Of Miss
AFrabelle hopkins az her home on
North Calhoun street. returned 10 their
homo IN Monticello last week.
Members Of the Tallahassae Musical
Club win please bear IN mind that the
business meeting 81 the club WIN Be-
called q z 30 o'clock on Monday even
ing.
Hon, Ion L FaFFia d Jacksonville
and Speaker Of The House Of Represent-
atiyes az TIE last session Of The Legis-
lature, woe 8 pIOminenJ visitor % the
capitol yesterday
AIias Nellie Leg and Miss Mccain,
% The WOman's College, 6insd at the
Leon last sunday g. guests Of Mr.. a.
]. Less, o. Savannah, Miss Lesg's
father.
n D. Byrd ana hts brother, b. @.
Byrd. returned from Newport Springs
yesterday. where they have been enjoy
Ing hunting and fishing foe the past
week.
Willie RobeftnOn returned 10 Gaines
Vile Wednesday aftor having had q ane
time here at home during the holidays.
Mr. ROherts0n n 4 student &C the Uni
verSity Of Florida.
@. b. Turner. =. ". Cook. H.. J.
Kinael, y. ~ Bradley, q n. Cameron,
B. NJ McCran, "a Harris. and w. Il
Mcdonald. Of jacksonville, were reeis-
tered at the leon Monday
MlRs Ruth Doie has returned from
her home n Gainesville. where she
went 10 entoy Ohristmaa Miss DolR
II one OF the most popular OF the "NeW'
girls 40 the College
Col. L. q. Robertson. Of Live Oak, one
o. the most prominent figures in tho
House Of Representative of last ses-
sion, was here yesterday, stopping at
Hon. T. L. Nosbet, Secretary and
Treasurer 81 ne J. r. williams Land
Company, was 4 visitor to the city this
week. In several weeks Mr.. Nosbet
win moVe % TnlIahaatee where hfs o.
A.. q
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

Hon. Ion T. Farria o. Jacksonville.
and Speaker Of TIE House Of Represent
atives &c The last segEiOn o. the Legis-
latura wae 8 pTOminenJ visitor 20 the
capitol yesterday
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

Mig Nellie Leg and Miss Mccain,
o. Che WOman's College 6inod at the
Leon last sunday 60 guests Of Mr., ~
J. Lags, o. Savannah, Miss Legg's
father
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

4. b. Byrd ana hts brother, n. q
Byrd. returned from Newport Springs
yesterday. where thay have been enjoy
Ing hunting and fishing foe the pas,
week.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

Mlss Ruth Doie has returned from
her home n Gainesville. where she
went 10 entey Ohristmaa Miss DolR
Il one Of the most popular Of the "NeW'
girls &C the College.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-07

Willie RObeftu0n returned 10 Gaines
Vile Wednesday aftor having had q nne
time here at home during the holidays.
ME ROherts0n n student az the Uni
versity Of Fl0Fida.