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The Detroit times., 1910-01-10

Rosn BIncrt, Grace hospital. "A years.
fracture OF skull accidental.
Martha Opalowski. 1861 Russell, 8
years. diphtheria.
Thomas Cardwell. AZ Abbott. SO
years; nephritis.
Helen v Edwards, 1858 Fourth. six
years: scarlet fever
Charles Kaufman. 125 Chestnut. IS
years; sencctus,
Charles u Wallace. 1874 Russell. "a
years; cerebral hemorrhagc.
Fload Grigg. Chlldren's Free hospi-
tai. months. ilco colitis.
Arthur Taylor. So Broadway. !
month; pneumonia
Chatlctte NJ. Broegger, l141 Town
send. years; diphthefia.
Annie Dortcheck. $50 Theodore, :
monthsa pneumonia.
Frank Bruzati. i5f Benton. years:
intestinal obstruction.
Mary Dzldzieekis, Homestead. 1
year: pneumonia
Mary Milligan. Eloise. Mich. a.
years. exhaustion.
Angus q. Mcdonald. st. Mary's hos
pitel. AZ years; pneumonia.
Jane Nichols. Iei Tenth, so ears:
myocarditis.
Luke Crossiey. 2s7 Fourteenth. %
Narna kirchoff 30 Beaver. yCars:
John J. welch. Harper hospital. :
years measles.
John r. vandevsn. 3ts Hillger 3
years: scarlet fever.
Joseph Latham. 1929 ST. Auiin. +
years: scarlet fever.
Cecilia NJ. Miller. sis sixth. Z years:
scarlet fever.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John zaIeuc, 25: Anna Jonasz. %.
Frank kopiwata. "a; Annie klish, 81.
Joseph Porath. 20, Eeorse; Eienor La
Blanc 20, same.
Benci Klein. "a. Rose satowsky. 22.
Maurice shea. - Adelia Baron 20.
Ernest Banks. IS. Louise Peters q.
Anthony stankewitz. 20; Nellie
Schidlowska. is.
Han sander. "a: Rosa somgyi. 20.
Walter May. 20; May Lormer 20.
Ernst Zander. 2i; Edna Narcotic. ls.
John Zimmerman. ~; Lillian Morano'
Edward Ahnert.> e7: Ida Pakriefka,
Frank 1omalsk. 90; Julia Gpralska.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-10
SEARCHES DETROIT CLUB.
Deputy Game Warden Hears Partridge
In Bsinu Served There.

Just how Deputy Game Warden
Charles Daniel learned that they. were
serving partridge In the Detroit club
Is dep. dark secret, but Charlie
rushed breathlessly into police court
saturday noon. and swore out search
warrant. giving him the right to brush
by the imposing doorman and the hall
boy. and the keeper OF the inner Feed
room gate. apd the head chef, second
chef. and all the other chefs.
There was look OF grim determin.
alton on Daniels face.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-10
The.
People 'sPages

Advertising rates under any
classification in these columns,
one cent per word each insertion.
cash In advance. No advertisement .
inserted for less than Is cents.
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged At above
rates. Cali
hOME-CITY 1855.
BELLr-NAIN 1400.
EAST SIDE.
FOR the convenience Oh patrons.
arrangements have been made win
the following to receive liner ao-
vertiscments at the same rate ~
charged with the home ofnce:
Heughten-French Coal Co., <S3 can
neld-ave. east.
NJ; Elliett Phsrnacy, MI Elliott AND
0rattot-aves.
F. Brown, 1853 Jefferson ave.
J. ncPherson. 2400 .Gratiot-ave.. oppo'
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
4. q. EassOr. ss5 Grand River-ave-
Turner stanton. 168 Myrtie-st.
r. II. Drlsc0ll, Alt MichiEan-ave.
J. w. MIlIard. 1419 Forrest. west
w. w. Bush. 5s+ MichtEan-avs.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-10
Saws cows Were III-Treated.

on complaint of Patrolman Erbe. of
rrumbull station. the attention OF the
society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
10 Animals was called to- a case or
neglect of Is cows. In a slaughter
house yard or Twentieth-st., owned
by Anthony Bretenbach. No. co.
rerdhand.ave. Erbe reports that the
cows were left standing on a sheet OF
ice. all night Friday without hay or
straw. and with no shelter.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-10
viii Be italian Ambassador.

BERNE, Jan. s-The Marquis Gu
sani. i.Confalioneri. who for three years
has held the post OF Italian minister
10 Switzerland, has been notified or
his appointment as ambassador to the
United States In succession to Baron
Mayor des Planches.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-10

The new power plant by which the
government will light and heat the
capitol and other buildings In ;hst pol-
thou Of Washington will send it's steam
and electricity Though G.0U0 leet of
tunnels.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-10

The waterpower of Canada Is esti.
mated at 2s 100000 horsepower By
the dominion superintendent OF rail-
way lands.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-10
Neuu Divorce suit

New Divorce Sut.
Alleging that she was forced to SUBJ
NIT to almost daily beatings, Christin /,
Meneyan filed suit for divorce. Satur-
day, from her husband, Steve Meng.
yam.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-10
rop sAur-rAuMs.

A Hundred thousand fruit, dairy and
poultry farms Ia Missouri. S2.5o per
acre and up. For full particulars
ask Missouri state immigration Com
mission, pringfield. Mo-
The Detroit times., 1910-01-10
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
Otto Putz, ISL Farnsworth
Gustaf Algren. lid Park.
Hugh CampL ell. G5s putnam.
Peter HUM. $50 Clinton.
Anthony Gorski. els Harper.
salvatore Mazzolo. l4s Fort.
Vito Vitalo. lS5 Fort.
Harvey Montgomery. s36 Lincoln.
Batista Caloia. "a Scott.
Jonn Papienick, 714 Twenty-thlrd.
James Thompson, $40 Dix.
James Young, sl4 Maybury.
Paul Loccricchil. 2ss Hastings.
Frank Megri 500 Riopelle
Michalski Fekicks, $40 Grandy
Lyman Meliinski ste Erskine.
James Eaton. les Lawton.
Sam Piiskow. 241 Alfred.
Max kowalski. ESQ st. Antoinc.
vslentln Kaminski. -2s2 McBrearty.
Thomas Mi1ia% wSit. Mffe aai sos Ha%%ond Anao1ns'
Charles schiller. "a Longworth
Arthur Hakenjos, 1144 Baker.
Henry Wirth. 269 Eighteenth.
James Hewitt. 7T6 entral.
John Cataiiano. ISL Larned.
Frederick Harrison. 2o5 Locust
Carlo Rerrie. 299 Erskine.
Henry George. e22 Garfield.
sredcrick Coyns 22S Trumbul'.
Joe Dziewka, 12s3 st. Aubin.
WIadislaw Kral. GEO Frederick
William Beileau. 5s5 Twenty-nfth
Anihon Feirman. 4ss Lafayette
William Stecker.- 1854 Michigan.
John Jacek. 1907 Campbell,
Percival Willis. 56s Fourteenth.
William Parsons. 2g3 Beaufait.
Joseph Mitchell. 3s6 Pcnnsylvan.a.
Joseph Zimmeli. 17s Humboldt.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-10
rOR sAtE-rARMs.

-
3 ACRES, near city and ear line, good
buildings, including personal prop
erty. Price $4,000
40 acres. IL miles from city hall.
good buildings, clay loan soil. Price
$4,000. VIII exchange for large farm.
so acres, % miles west OF Detroit.
near car line, large buildings. clay
soil. Price 5000.
20 acres. near Milford, Oakland
Co., large barns and silo, acres
orchard, l2 acres timber. Price So
100 Half cash.
$50 acres. IA miles from city hall.
clay loan soil. large buildings. Price
$50 per acre. VIII take city prop
erty.
100 acres. near Rochester, to ex-
change.
LOG acres. near Pennington, to ex-
change.
l25 acres. near Salem, $500.
IL acres. with extra good and large
buildings, near car line.
We have many other farms. See us
before you buy.
EYSTER & BRIGGS.
505-7 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-10

MRS F. RUSH. FLORIST.
Funeral designs a speciality; also pottet
plants. 76S Michigan. West 35-J.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-10

INTERURRAN LINES.

Detroit United Interurbsn Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW LIMITEnS--
T.3s a. m, 1858 a. IN. and S:sS p. m.
Flint only, s:3S y. IN. Locals for Flint.
N m. and every two hours to y. m
oxford only. Ii p. IN. To Romeo, a
=, every two hours TO 10 D. m. III pm.
PORT HURON LiMIrEDs-7:ssa O. m.
mas a. m. 3:i5 y. m. s:&s p. m; Satur-
asys only. i2:ts y. M: sundays only.
In m. Locals for Port Huron hourly.
m. to : .. M; also p. m 20 Ma
.,ns City. To. Mt. Clemens. balf-hour-
A.. 40 a. m TO ! y. m. and hourly 70
" TO Mt. Clemens via shore
it,s hourly. s:2s a. IN to s;ss " IN :.
sl,S T,SoiiEbo y LIMITEDs-s:so a. m, li::e
s.ao and S:20 o. m. locals for
Toiedo. hourly. $50 a m. 70 s.sv y m.
siso s:sO and II ?: m Tor M9nros
aisv cKSoN LIMlTEDs-I:sb = N
- s.as and s:ss y. m locals for
t.t.on' I a. m. and every two houro
- m, for Ann Arbor. q. m and
Sc,,,lv 10 IL .. n; Tor rtymputn nn4
noss,,nyilIe. s:30 a. m. and hourly % I:1o
Nors" also a. IN. and IL y m Salfne
sars Tor ypsiisnl
q, Sxs.ssste Dsvsstes--s:ss q "a. ana
haif hourly 60 s.s3 y. m. hourly %
ii,ss r,..ss.e 4 g @Dsvssses--s q M. hais-hcurs1
,,n,s, .. m. then hourly 10 n .. n
ns,m,n CHAM only. - p. M.
nr.SsrS Lake Divides q N ao1
hourly until "a y m
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-08-11
KINDLY MENTIONED
Good Words from the Local Press
for the ExcurSiOnists from
Mineral Point.

The business men of Mineral Point
were cordially received by the people of
each locality which they visited on
their second annual excursion in the
interest of our city and fair. Very
pleasing notices of the event appeared
in several local newspapers last week,
including The Warren Sentinel Leader,
The Monroe Journal The Monroe
Times, Shullsburg Pick and Cad,
Darlington Republican Journal, and
Darlington Democrat.
The speakers, the band and the
singers were all highly complimented,
and the Commercial Club, under whose
auspices the excursion was held, came
in for generous praise.
The Warren Sentinel Leader, said
that the excursionists were received
with open arms; and invited them to
come again.
The Monroe Journal said that the
visit will tend to strengthen the friend
ly relations between Monroe and
Mineral Point.
The Monroe Times said: "The
boosters arrived at noon and had din
ner at the Ludlow. Monroe autoists
were on hand with their machines, and
the visitors were driven about the city
for an hour after dinner"
The Pick and Cad said that the
Mineral Pointers were certainly ver-
satile bunch of good fellows, and could
pull off any kind of stunts in good
shape.
The Republican Journal said: "The
general expression of Darlington,
summed up in few words is: Min
eral Point, we are glad you came, hope
you enjoyed your visit as well as we
did, and earnestly and enthusiastically
invite you to core again next year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-08-11
KILLED BY A STREET CAR
John Ruckes Meets Death in Mil
waukee on SATURDAY..

John Ruckes Meets Death in Mil
waukee on Saturday.
! The sad news reached here on Sunday
morning that John Ruckes was killed
by street car in Milwaukee. He was
employed as machinist's helper in the
Bucyrus Steam Shovel Works, South
Milwaukee,, and had gone with his
fellow workers on a picnic to Waukesha
Beach on Saturday. He made his home
with his sister, Mrs. Kate Jackson.
Failing to return home, on Sunday
morning his friends became convinced
that he was the man killed Saturday
night at National and Twenty Second
Avenues, and went to where the body
had been taken and identified the
clothes as those worn by Ruckes when
he left for the picnic Saturday morning.
The decedent was 40 years Of age and
was well liked in Mineral Point, where
the greatest part of his life was spent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-08-11
Saturday Closing Hour.

T. M. PRIEsTLEY, Secretary.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-08-11
ST. PAUL'S PICNIC
A Pleasant Gathering and a Pleas.
ant DaV.

ant LAY.
The picnic of st. Paul's Catholic con-
gregation held in the park on the Fair
grounds on Thursday, Aug. 4, was a
splendid success in every way. The
ladies of the congregation supplied a
plentiful dinner. which they served in
a manner pleasing to all. It was the
only picnic held in thirty years by the
congregation of St. Paul's. The attend
ance was large and by their presence
and iberality helped to make the occa
sion social and financial success. At
2:30 o'clock Father Barry Of Hollan-
dale gave short address. which was
both instructive and entertaining. The
band enlivened the day with strains Of
sweet music. The pastor and congre
cation wish to express thanks to many
friends for being with them on that
occasion.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-08-11
ARK, ''I1, m'''s.l Historical sosl.,,
TO STAY
Extensive Improvements Carried
Forward at the Zinc Works.
WILLCOST $3.50, 100000
Mean Much for the Future of Old
Mineral Point.

Great Improvements are being carried
on at the zinc works in this city. The
retaining wall along the hill on the
east side of the oxide works will be six
hundred feet in length and thirty five
feet in height. Sixty-f five feet west of
this wall, and nearer to the fur
naces,-another wall, equal in length
and height to the retaining wall, is
being built. These walls are being
connected by cross walls Of concrete,
thus forming apartments for ore, coal,
crushers, mixers, ETC., through which
will run large carrying crane. The
unloading of supplies to these rooms
and to the furnaces will be from the
railroad track east of the works.
New blocks of furnaces are to- be
built several hundred feet south of the
present furnaces. The foundations are
now being laid with concrete.
Many laborers are at work on these
improvements, and the valley in and
about the zinc works presents busy
scene.
The fact that the zinc company are
to expend over quarter of million
of dollars this season in the enlarge
ment of the plant clearly indicates that
provision is being made to manufacture
zinc on such a scale as to consume all
the product of the Company's mines in
this section, and of other mines beside.
There is a connection between the
purchase of SO many great mines by
the zinc company and the enlargement
of the plant here which means much
for the future of Mineral Point and
Southwestern Wisconsin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-08-11
New Glass for Cattle.

At a meeting of the Directors of the
Wisconsin Fair, held
Aug. s, 1910. the directors decided to
offer the following premiums for Brown
Swiss Cattle, thereby adding a new
class to the premium list, as follows:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-08-11

After Sept. /, both banks Of Mineral
Point will close on Saturdays at p.
m.-the same as other days of the week.
Iowa County Bank,
Farmers and Citizens Bank.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11
MINER 20 YEARS AGO.
a MILLIONAIRE NOW.


pittsburR, Feb. i0.--FrOm coal miner
10 active head q one Of the largest
coal mining companies IN the world.
ln which capacity bis partners value
bis llfe az el,OO0O00, 81 little more
than twenty years eplt0miaea the ga.
usual life story Of John II. Jones
head Of the Pittsburg- Buffalo company.
The el.O0O,000 policy Il payable %
the piltuDurg- Buffalo company and u
the largest amount ce insurance car.
ried IA Angie contract By any citi-
zen 81 Piftsburg, and one 0l the few
largest an the world George ". Van
derbili is the only other person known
10 carry so much in one policy.
The ei.OO0.00O contract on Jones lie
was taken BY the equitable Lies Pitts
burg agency.
Tits million dollar policy a 81 keep
ing With every chapter in the story Of
IL remarkable mnn's life The tale Of
John n. Jones career ranks foremost
among the great romancen o. American
commercial and industrial activity.
lie began coal mining AZ eleyen years
Of age, spondine I've months q the year
at school. which was open only that
long. and the rest % TIE time Ia oiiin4
cars and lcafning the surface work
around q mine AZ sevanlecn BE was in
hnfeo az The win Nine az Mon0ngahela
city, then the largest IA l1e pittsbufs
district. N the interreuinT six years
he had climbed through al the stages
81 TIE successful mine hoes careers. AZ
twcuty-One be passed the state exam
fnnffon fne IRE hraa And naa rrflI 1n1
a. competent 30 inspect ~ gaseous coal
mines. Two years affcrWard saw hiul
elected secretary, trenanreF and general
manager of the piiiabnrg Coal Gem
pany.
The pitinburg- Buffalo Ccmpenf.
which has grown up under TIE hand
~ Jones, today ~ oDoIaf'nr 1fle1n
mines aud employing 5000 men.
Mr.. JOnes a president on the Boa.
crai National Bank Of Pitishure and a
aiockholder and director |n many other
notabls ponnaglfnnla institutions
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11
WILLIAM D. UPsHAw

win Lock After His Real Estate In
vostmentH IN Florida This Year.
If there Is 4 single BI0ri0ian who
has missed hearing the lectures Of the
genial William %. Upshaw, Of Atlanta,
be has much TO regret
< On passing through Jacksonville re-
Gently, be was asked by a Metropolis
reporter II be expected 10 take part IN
the Florida campaign this year, the
Georgian replied
II have received many generous IN
vitations TO DO 50, and my own inclina-
tion. as well as my SENSE Of e0mmon
justice. impels me to accept. Florida
complains, both prohibitions and ants,
that Georgia hasn't treated FLORIDA
quite right in driving 90 many whinkey
dealers down here and ] want to help
redeem Georgia's good name and make
amends Tor our high crimes and mis-
demeanors BY doing my part to send
them further on.
Il love FLORIDA the speaker de.
clared like q man who meant t. Il
have invested largely in your real es-
tate, the real estate Of your boys
and girls. / have sown life principles
ca the students of your schools and
colleges, aud I feel Il my nelghborly
and benevOlent duty 70 come down and
look after my real estate invest
ments"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

L WIN Net Or Fsrn.Is Ii
to $1,000 ru Acre Z
unfeg SHADE

no 49,. 49,
49,
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4.iIs6s q nsoo tb hsre
1870 60. f. -
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u $500 - Ne ,ltftr ~
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,srhs resi aearife 81 M
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- ,,-,'.'o,s5 q. 81, rni.
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,ss rSo~srs rbo 81.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11
THE ). ~ WILLfAIS LAND
COMPANY OFFICES HERS


hafo NoYe4 INTO ANe'f SUITE q ~.
aces in the Telephone haDolns.
r.,s, ~ ,hsrr. of tha = WI.
liarr rans romesnv oil,ce nave haen
49,, ,.'. 80 - e,oe.oe info fhelr 81
49, ~ re Ts,rofonS nuildine. al
1870 ~ nor,nrns a havIne ~ make
~ v.ttb fhrss o.dese mi ~ roon al
49,. ,com an - roflen they viii
$3.50 mi more ~ iheV baro 4 en-.
-i5ershlo oeiee forre qallahsss
Il -, 5o,trosf, AZ h6Ino elected for
~. ,ico "a tbe.e naieee IN VIII
rof univ add - Ta,lnhefeeo a. 4 com
n,..,eisi csnfoB from 4 efandpoinf 81
eestre-s I'M wil ~dd IA m eociallf
ana 6osnclalir Thoss nat have TIE
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11
LIBRARY ADDITION 10
UNION PRINTERS HOME.
Magniacnt Gift 70 the Home from Ii,
Members u the Union.

Magnificent Gift 10 the Home from the
Members u the Union.
The library ADDITION to tie Union
Printers Home was erected AZ q cost
OF $4,000. This money was voluntar.
ny contributed By the membership Of
the International typographical Union.
The library houses 10000 volumes.
gifts Of union printers and employers
throughout the country. The new
building contains an up-to-data kltch.
ca. with modern utensils. serving room
rofrieerati0E plant, bakery, store room,
servants dining room. etc. The Union
Printers Home a. located Sc Colorado
Springs, was erected and 81 maintain.
Cd By the international Typographical
Union, and IT, present physical vnlne
-. By competent real estate men. placed
&C one nIillion dollarA The Home ~
maintained By q per capIta tax Of a.
teen cents per month on the union print
ers Of the United States and Canada.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11
HAMLHr

Had melancholy. probably caused b.
an inactive liver. A bad liver makes
one cross and irritable, causes men
tal snd phyHfcal depression and may
result 6iaabfFOusly.
Hnllani'g Heroine Is acknouiedget
% be the perfect liver regulator. IL
you're bite and out ol sorts, ct a
bottle today. "A positive cure for bil.
ioua headache, ooDefIpa don. chllln and
fever aud az liver complaints. Sold
by Hardee Smith Co. druggists. 60
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

wholesale Fiah House % % Erected
Near eesboard Depot
II is rportod Ga good authority that
gentleman has leased q lot % land
near the Soaboard freight depot aud
viii soon erect q building forty ~
sixty 10 be used fOr 3 ls1 packing
house, and that he win DO q Wholesale
business Of this kind at this point, ~
ceiving bis supplies from g. Mark1
viii be used as the central
point IN shipping IN different diecllona
70 the trade. The gentleman Il expect
ed IN the city this week % Gloss the
contract for the building.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11


Oux fafmsls ere the hind that Don't
give &c end quit They went into %,
bacco cutie extensively two o. three
yearE age ana that did not pay 30 suit
them and they had elfcady expended
large sums Cor tobacco shade, 60 they
have rome into the truck farming in-
dratrv quite extensively also. Enough
81 them experimental with vegetable
farming last year - prove conclusivcIy
that it - snccea in Leon county,
The shede brings The temperature down
60 about ne same az the temperature
o. South Florida.
The Democrat predicts that e VII
Be only q very short time until the
fertile s0ll OF hilly Leon win soon be
entirely utilized Cor farming. The Kind
III men that succeed have gone into
farniag and this WIN show 70 others
how and WIN bring others into TIE
business and TailahaEee's railway sta-
lions WIN soon be quite q shipping point
Of farn pfoducta
The writer understandg that the
Gwynn T0bacc0 Company WIN plant 10
acres % tirsh potatoes, 10 acres 81 cab
baee, 20 acres 81 corn, 90 acres Of cot
o. caulidower, 6 wei as Other pro
ducts.
Mr. n. A. williams viii grow
IS acres OF cncumbeFa. acres Of onions,
~ wen rs other PRODUCES.
Mp George b. Perkins viii grow ~
acres og cabbage, 2 acres Of Lettuce, 2
Of canlid0wer, a. wen ~ OF her pgD-
ducts
Dr. B. J. Bond has acres in on
ions.
Himbereer & Smith viii plant 20
acre II Irish potatoes 60 well as other
products.
This e only comparatively small
part Of Icons vegetable crop. But
enough 10 show that q set OF men that
know their business are Investing in e
and that Leon county'g fertile lands
are Just beginning % be put to nse
for their true worth.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11


10 the People 81 Nioridn in Particular
ana az tie Unilad States 90 General.
At the re1ueql of the mayor and the
city council 81 TIE city Of Tampa, g
8lforda me pleaeure 81 invite the az
tention of tte people of Florida "a par
ticuiar end of lho United States b gen
efal 60 the celebration % Be held an
Tampa, Florida, HEDruary 18th % 16th,
1910. IA commemrrotion Of the com
msncenent of work "a the Panama
Canal
The lmportancs of this celebration
has been atiaslcd ~ the passage. "a
July, 1909 De q Joint resolution By the
Congress Of tie United States appr0g.
ing the same.
Through the War Department the
President haB caused 10 be ordered for
participation IN thia celebration two
companies 81 cavalry, two companies
81 artillery and two companies of ins
fantry. each accompanied ~ a bard !
and through ne Navy Departmeut, sev,
eral battieshlps and cruisers
The governors Of 30 TIE states and
territories have been Invited @ b PREF
emf and participate ana 70 send dele
enfag.
ne celebration yin ba opened Feb
fuary 18th By che Right Honorable
James Bryce, Brit,en Ambassador. The
city c0uncIi % tbs city Of Iampa van.
on this day, confer "a Great Brllain's
great diplomat the Freedom d TIE
city.
Owing 10 Ire proximity Of Florida %
this great canal, it Is euinently proper
that a fitting celebration should Be held
within the borders Of our State. and
more particularly within TIE limits Of
Tampa. our great gulf port.
The opportunity Of attending this
great celebration is knocking at the
door Of all DO not let Il knock IN
vain.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

chittenden Co are selling lighs
weight rainprOOf overcoats az a re-
duction Of ave dollars from the reg,
ular price. 48