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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-09
circles than anything in the memory
of the last decade.

circles than anything in the memory
of the last decade.
Madame l.angendorff is a woman of
gracious personality and rare charm.
Moreover, she is no less attractive
and popular off the stage than on.
She has that magnetic quality which,
coupled with physical beauty and a
regal presence, compels admiration
and sympathy and affection. A petted
star of grand opera, it was not until
recently that she could be persuaded
to undertake concert tour, but in a
very short time she has grown to like
the platform better than the stage
and to revel in the opportunities af-
forded by the concert for the dis
play Of her vocal versatility. She
sings in English. and often varies her
program Of operate selections by rem.
derng something simple and modern,
out OF Difference to the wishes of her
audience. Her repertoire ranges from
Wagner to the lightest opera, from
the classic to the lyric. Such COM
posers as Brahms, List, Schumann
and Schubert have in her loving
interpreter, yet she is not above in
sorting in her programs some of the
popular favOrites Of the day, which
she sings with finished grace and
charming expression. With her mar
velous voice and her winning person
ality Madame l.angendorff has won
the hearts Of the music-loving people
OF America.
LECTURE COURSE.
On Monday evening. November II.
the Bismarck Lecture Course Associa-
ton will present. as its first number
for the season of 19lO-1911, Nine. Erie
da Langendorff, Contralto, assisted by
Guy Callow, Violinist, and Kurt Wa
NECK, Pianist. Nine. Langendorff was
formerly the contralto of the Metro
politan Grand Opera Company of New
York City and ranks as one of the
greatest singers now appearing on he
concert Stage.
The following attractions have been
secured by the association for this
winters program: On December 20,
the Grand Central Concert Company;
February 7, Packard, the cartoonist
and clay modeler. For the lecture
number they have secured Judge Ben
Lindsay OF Denver, we'll known to ev-
cry American and more recently
brought before the public eye by his
article in Everybody's Magazine enti-
tied, 1.-The Beast and the Jungle"
where he showed his wonderful sue
cess with the juvenile courts in Colo
RADIO and his relentless fight, single
handed at first, against the corpora
tons controlling that state. For the
fifth number the committee hope 10 Sc
cure the worlds famous Mountain Ash
Male Choir of Wales, a male voice
party of thirty members now touring
the country.
Season tickets will be on sale at
Knowles & Haney's music store, Sat |
urday morning at o'clock. Numbers !
will also be given out at this hour
and the exchange for reserve seats !
will commence at o'clock at the
same place. The season tickets for
the five NUMBERS will be $3.50, high
school tickets $1.25. Tickets for sim
gle attractions tbs year will be $1.O0
and $3.50, according to the attra ct ion.
Beautiful books for boys and girls
land grown-ups, too-at knappen's
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-09
JURY DISMISSED FOR
NOVEMBER Term
NOTHING BUT COURT CASES RE-
e.
MAIN ON THE CALENDAR
NOW,
Last Part Of the Session of the Dis.
trict Court Will Be Devoted to
Civil Cases.

Thursday morning the jury whic h
was impanelled for lie November term
of the district court was dismissed
by Judge Winchester as the last jury
cases had been tried. Nothing re-
mains on the calendar but a few court
cases and they will be attended to
within very short time.
Almost all of the day Tuesday and
all day Wednesday the court spent
in hearing the evidence in the cele'
brated steer case of Hanger VS.. Cour'
tenay, who were c0ntesting for the
possession of steer. The case went
to the jury Wednesday evening and
it found a verdict in favor of the
plaintiff, Hanger.
Marius Nelson of Glencoe was tran.
sacting business in the city Thursday.
Do it now! See knappen's Christ.
mas goods.
Go see Busch for good shoe repair.
ing on short notice.
Klassy kristmas kards at knappen's.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-09

Go see Busch for good shoe repair.
ing on short notice.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-09

Marius Nelson of Glencoe was tran.
sacting business in the city Thursday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-09

KIassy Kristmas Kards at knappen's.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-09

Do it now! See knappen's Christ
mas goods.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28
SNOW FELL FRIDAY.

with Temperature Above Freezing. Tai.
lahassee Witnessed n BIve Minutes
Observation-Disclosures Press, Dis
patch from Here Misquoted TO
Papers.
with no harm done 10 the vegeta-
ton and no one suffering from the
colo. Tallahassee was visited last Fri
Cay afternoon by a slight anOwstofm
which lasted for i've minutes and, aB
mybteFiously as Il fell, disappeared
10o little fakes were warmly received
~ Mother Earth and became tears
upon the dust as soon as they struck
the ground
Many Of the papers priatod the
statement that this was the FIRST vigi-
ntion 81 this chilly guost % ITALIA
$500 IA "a Aasoclafef freaa dlspatch
WITH TIE Iailaharaoe date line. me
neWa Was sent from here 10 the AEsO.
GATED Press b. their correspondent,
BPnaf0rd Byrd, bot 4 was not worded
Sc aug manner IKE Is was printed III
lhe yarious papers. IRE Dispatch. 90
A let here. stated that the temptra-
onrs was stfIl shove freeslng and Il 40.
pnafa1 Ga print with ne "abCves hay
~ ben chaneed into 4 eboiOW," ana
a. tr9onaous statement nddsd 20 the
o8et that this vac -Even % ne old
xt InAabltaut, the nt3t Vlait Of thia
ahillg Fet % FIoElaa,s capllaL"
AZ e A. really TIE weather and not
tha nouspapar that effects our gardens
- enc lea begn harnaa Nice. criep
lnltoce was bFDugtt ipco to8n the fol-
lewina DAY, aboWing lla1 1Da cold haG
So a. way killed eFun cue e TIE mart
ngnmaaSe plants 81 our winter eardsna
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28
THEY'RE HERE
Tourists Arriving from the North.
Some Cor Several DagBs Some Tor
wees and Others fof ne
Winter.

10 some tha halmy afr and sunny
cline o. Leon county f. the attraction
which brings them here; @ others, he
FISHING that ~ found 80 bountifui
arOnnd here Ga TIE many streams and
lakes; and others. Cor the hunting q
birds, deer, turkey. ducks and other
game; and some come Just because
they love Tallahassee
No matter which % these brings
them, they are here and entoying the
sunshine ana flowers while where
they come from - cold and frozen.
Among the tourists registered at the
Leon this week are: Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Corlin, Of Cincinnati, o. f; MessFs
Walter Ames, Frank Hitchcock and d.
G. Hamilton, Of Youngstown. Pa; Mr.
and Blrs. w. D. Loomis. Miss Elizabeth
L.00mis. Miss A. Warren and Mrs. r
p. BOgart, Of Wilkesbarre. Pa; Mr..
ana Mrs. Edward Crozier, Mr and Mira.
o. II. GremeF and Mr., and Mrs. w,
@. Floyd Jones, OF New York; II. M,
Carnegie, OF Dungeness, Ca; Harry
whitney, Of New Haven, Conn. and
Benjamin Dorrence, Of DOrrencetown.
Pa.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28
A NEW COMET VISIBLE.
From whence Did It Come and Where
10 10 Going Is a Mystery.

From Whence Did It Come and Where
10 It Going Is a Mystery
III you want TO see the new comet
tomorrow evening. look for II IN the
western sky Just above the horizon
between sunset and dark" remarked
a country friend 10 q True Democrat
reporter on last Friday.
We were naturally incredniOuB, for
Haiey's comet n not % be vieime. &C.
cOrding 10 the calculations % the a.
strOnomers, until early IN May and
the appearance Of none other had been
announced But we looked. aud, sure
enough, there e was, easily dlsccrnible
The daily newspapers reported the
next day that Il was q new comet
first seen a few nights previous IN
South Africa. On the evening when
observed By our country friend it Was
seen IN California and Texas. The
next evening it was visible 20 tae whole
on the /. nited States
Why this strnnge visitor from ne
mysteries % space came unannounced
A. q puzzle Astronomers generally
foretell such Appearances, bat THE time
they missed e.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28
HANDLING MIGRANTS,
ustice OF Peace Strickland Sends Three
Able Bodied white Men to Camps.

ustice Of Peace Strickland Sends Three
Able Bodied white Men to Camps.
A sentence which - gratifying to
all who knew the circumstances n that
imposed upon three white men, able
bodied and young who were too lazy
20 work.
This week a numDer az 'trampa" To-
Gated their camp near the depot and
made a regular practice Of visiting the
homes in Tallahassee for their sup
port. zach had a large piece Of chaA
In his pockets and LEFT their mark
ca q convenient post near each house
Visited. A brother Of their fraternity
passing could gRSe upon the Goat
a. AFms' thus inscribed upon posts
and know whether thote wa q doc IN
the yard. whether q square NAL was
"a store Tor him or nothi1g
Upon seaFohiug them, tW9 were
found b nave concealed WeapOna on
thsir persons and were given ninety
dRyn N tie cHu1pa, Whlle the other Wae
sent down Cor tkiflg days foE EaErancy.
E. g. Morgan and BiEank bahnigter
Vtra the namW given ~ thCee having
Oneealpd WeaDons and Jcss Ford. the
vsgrant.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28
~ INTEAksEIso Hoo sTORY.
One Sow Brings 80 % Her OWasr h
1Wo Year.

~. yehab Britt killed q len
county raised pig e feW days ESQ which
ndtted eos pounds of meat l8
But ehiB q not the most interesting
part of the stoFy. The SOW, q red JeI,
~, erpm which the ole came vas
purch hsod ~ him less than two yeaga
40. Hinca ohe haa, onoug6k Nm g.
pla an 81 which hare ben Fained
excei the last lltier prpduclag ih the
mel aborhood az $40 worth 81 meat
", Britt, who - Que e eur mast
Intelligent ana practicable turner's, 81
positive that hos raising could BE- made
oue Of the most profitable underfak,
ineB in Leon county. lie says that
meat can be produced here &C q lower
cost than anywhere IN the country.
aIiis COW and twenty-aix OF her progeny
were raised and fattened on the root
crops Ia his fields
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28
VALUABLE GUMS.

On Display nc Neutrality-suspicious. Date
az Far Back as 178 A. d.
The collection Of old coins belonging
10 Mr. Lewis "A. Lively, which have
been on display az NichOlsOn'a, are
quite q curiosity. There are many
Roman coins, coins Of ell natiOnalitiee,
and American coins galore.
Some Of the Oldest are:
Small silver piece, sire Of q dime,
made during the reign Of Julia Don
ura, 173 % 217 A. d.
Small copper, sise Of . dina, reign
Of Emperor ValeFias. years as b 20a
Copper, aiss o. 9 quarter, Emperor
0allre0mes. years 168 10 90.
Silver, ssss Of nickle. Valusesms.
years 49, % 49,.
Battered copper. claudius GortiOoa.
years 208 % 30.
Very rude battered copper. Emperor
Titricua. years ga % 90.
silver. aize Of q quarter, oordian III
(ROman), years 288 % "a
Silver. siEe Of dime, Philip II, years
coppSF. Kmperor lfaeninta, ysan SO
several o. the aboye are Roman. II
e. very interesting collection. Many
are rough ana crude and when con.
trahted win money Of today soem %
Be quite curious.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28
LECTuRE ON TUBERcULosIs.

AMMNI HMNNANNN VI ANN 'NNWAAAaAA AANk
&c Leon Hotel Parlors Monday
Afternoon
DIR. Ellen Lowell Shivers win deliver
a lecture IN the parlOrs Of the Leon
-otel Monday, 8lst, afternoon at four
o'clock.
DR.. Shivers has responded 20 a re
quest made by the State Federation Of
Woman'H Club 60 tour the State and
lecture on Aealth, tuberculosis and the
necessity Of having a State sanitarium.
She will begin her campaign IN Taila-
nassee and the public are earnestly
requested % attend.
This A & question Of no little inn
p0rtance. ana one which e being neg
leeted each day One. little thinks OF
The many dangers Of tuberculosis until
e d too late
Don't FORGET the date. place ana
time Monday, Leon hotel four O'Clock.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

~. 3. ". Strange. Secretary Chamber
81 Commerce. TaliahaEee Ela
Dear sir:-I herewith lnclOse yoO
ooDy OF q communication 4 have this
daS received from 1Ir. b. H. Waite,
%. 3. Department Of Agriculture. relat-
~ 70 pear slight / certainly hope
that the Chamber Of Commerce VIII
take this matter up, wa the view OF
having pear blight eradieated from
this vicinity. II the people Of South
BIorida had given up 70 every disease
that attacked the orange trees, the or
anee industry OF Florida would not
IS fl its present high state. ] feel as
sufed iliat me pear industry can be
revived a. Northern Florida, I do not
know Of afgihing 10 which the Cham
hef Of Commerce could better direct its
energies than 20 q reiuvenatlon Of the
PEAR orchards Of Northern Florida
send q copy Of this communication
80 the newspapers published "a 9alla-
ha6seo and Monticello.
Yer ytruiy yours,
ALBERT w. GILOHRIST,
CnveFnnr
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

A Lsdure on presbyterian Missionary
Work Ga Africa.

Rev. Mr.. Bane. q missionary % the
Congo Free state, Africa, delivered a
lecture at the Presbyterian church
Wednesday night on the manners and
customs 81 the people 0f that country
and how they were being benefited
By the introduction OF the gospel Of
Christ.
His lecture was rendered much more
interesting and Impressive BY the use
OF the stereopticon IN illustrating the
ways and conditions OF the people be-
fore and since the introduction Of
christianity. At the close Of bis lee
tIre q nice contribution was made 10
the support % his work.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

A oonflauaan Greatly Inapr I'D VITA
the Advantages 81 Ihi1 Eoction
az TIE CouhtP

the Advantages oI A1l1 1ocCio0
% ne couhtrt
81. smith, 81 s onlte-gD IA ON
pany, NO tecoa,ly p1Hceae over
one thouaand acres Of lard Immediately
east Of Tallahassee, intonda 20 make q
portion Of TIE exceedingly desirable
tract his home. Whlie he will divide
q portion Of e into small farT1s, erect
cosy cottages thereon and sell them 20
desirable farmers. He says the plan
outlined BY tie editor Of The True
Democrat IN 4 recent meeting Of the
Chamber OF Commerce a the most
feasible one for hlling the undeyeloped
sections OF Leo cnounty with a worthy
citizenship.
The gentleman says be has Travelled
over a large portion OF this country
and west FLORIDA appeals 10 him more
than any section he has seen, and he
intends 10 pasa the remainder Of his life
here
He says these farm houses win be
erected upon his recent purchase In
time to supply good men for the crops
Of 1911.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

JUST anywhere yOu Wish b g.
Phone ga Zoe go automobile ven
0oo W. DGyton hes ben sIscssa
mayor o. Dads city.
asylum at Sc Augustine have moves
into their new hande0uBe hou,a
ApalachiCola IS % have q $4,000 bond
electioa CO April i2th.
Rev. ,. B. CulpsppeF is eondncting .
revival at Bort Pierce
80
ne Columbia county sherlf has ~
elgnd and gone 90 practicing medicine.
Gainesville n contemplating the IT,
auguration Of q system 81 street cars
KiEuimmoa citizens viii noon po,p
upon e $4,000 bad iugDo FOR the a..
stallation ~ q watoruorha ana 1H-
raee ngl,am
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

T1a d1og 81 0eath seemed ready 20
rru fcr Murray w. Ayers. o. Transit
H 81. A.. When M he was won.
TolIF saved ~ vas in q dfuadful
iI,lon." ~ writes. -my skin was
yeIl0w; eyes eunken: tongue
euac,aled from losing 20
FlpWing weakeI daily. virulent
Igal lIenhle pulling ~ e0Vn % death
le % 6ociorR Then l1nf mafch
IeN nelno Eic NlifGra. cured
a Ifmlnel ne - poanf1 Io1t ard
NV e Hc eu4 glEo NoF ars
liver ana ki1naF troaflos
le supreme CO nt ga tIcg gloecs
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

The county commissioners 81 Pain
Beach iceonfY uUFe found % have PER.
mitfed some little irregularities 20
creEp into their ecla stucs July I0i.
10n ana thora little lrraanlarieias
hlI buf Cor the lonltncy ~ the county's
0rEf RgaD0 Jury. RurC1NEing ouppiiag
NON mom1efa - t1e bard q q VIOLA
tIon 81 re Nla1ulls. 81 eon9 81 GhGn
WIN rcnGnbcf Cd fCsuea
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

washington. %. O., Jan. 1g, 1910.
ua1orablo Albert w. 0ilchrist, State
EOuse, Tallahasses- Ella.
tar.--I have received thruosh ~.
Il ". Howard. CHIEF ~ ...e Hurean %
entomology, q Communication from y.
4. Van Dins, 81 that bureau, Informing
ne Of your interest 81 ne GEAR blIfht
elthati0n "A Florida ana south 0eofgia.
am writing q let 80 kasS thal
Ue have done 3 R0o0 deal q inYe1tigar
Goa wOFk 81 tlte doaags. end ll4se
wo.ked out 4 nlsthod q control. mainly
enufh cutting out TIE hold over
blikhf ana ualnR dislnfeCtion ml0thpo9
A. NE era6nEatfon 0t Ne dloeaes fle1n
az Orchanda
go endsstorsa 90 Wogk % nnd ~,
trsf IA this matter By starting three
- y Rraf icaflon test % sa,o eEchalf1
az n. WiEht 81 Cair0, Ca We alD5
t4itd % auttcduce feb WORK IN otheg
places ~ Georgia, but have met With
hus l'fce success. The trouble "a that
= aght against pear blight had prae-
~ been given up through the ter
va onslaughts Of this disease before
We knew very much about Il.
Ne are now getting some very sAs-
iaftetOry results an saving the pear
tPess on California and more 20 In say
ing re orchards Of the -.ogue River
valley IN OREGON.
Yours very truly.
n h. WAITE.
PathOIogist IN Charge
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28
FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR
WOMEN.
spring Rsview Term SOr Public schOO
Teachers.

Spring RsvieW Term 9Or Public School
Teachers.
The spring review term Of the nor
mai department. Of tie Florida State
COneee fOf Womon beginB February
2isl ana win eonunuo % the close
Of the school year May 10Th. The
uI)te u thia rsgiaW term A. 10 give
q thorough review Ia an the branches
EStaiISd fE an Era9el ~ eossilEAtas,
and % prepare teacheg for hlgbeg
sgEYicg IA khb public echoO,S Ahe Work
VIII begiR at TIE eEut part ~ the
texts required ~ 4llo. t1ao eE fee
whole subject Wlil - go1e 0spg, Iel
eBlphEBis benz placed upon ~ 1a1t
important part1 n
/ 1Ro uh0 expect 10 1aSa ilis *
Animation n 3unQ VIM and tie WORT
hera Uf inUnlaab'0 aia not only in TIE
nTamluflgn Int "a the scho0| Foom
when teaching. Nothing win beel06-
led on TAUGHT during th8 term which
has not tifect bcarlng upon the pro
fessi0n Of teaching. Strong courses
vim be given IN pedagogy, TIN school law
OF this State, school adminigtrat lion,
classroom n1anagement methods Of
teaching and such other Subjects AZ
are Immediately related 20 the prCfes-
slOnAl work OF the teacher.
MODEL SCHOOL
II should never be forgotten that
teaching ~ an art az a science and
that the art can be acquired only by
practice The county school boards Of
h ,Orida are now demanding profession
ally trained teachers. TO meet this
need the COLLEGE has a model school for
LseFvRtion and practice teaching where
students have the opportunity Of OBJ
serving the sUccesEful application OF
the methods OF teaching. and here they
may acquire, under the guidance OF
experts, Bucn skill IN applying the prin-
ciples Of teaching that their future
success can be guaranteed Model lee
sons are given from dine b time By
those IN charge 70 that those prepar-
ing 20 teach may have practical, con-
crete Illustrations IN the most approx
"a modern methods.
LmRAHr.
Many valuable educational books
have been added recently 20 the already
large number Of wen selected books OF
THIS Kind IN the library. These are nc
tie service o. en- desiring 10 use them
A strong faculty viii BE- ready b
render any aeaigtanee % eli teacher
students who may attend. Everything
win BE- done % make Il pleasant and
profitable % those who feel the need
of coming hero The outlook n very
favorabls fur q large attendance this
pear.
No entranoe examinations are neees-
gary % enter tlll term 81 the normal
6epartmeDt 4ho, expense FOR the
whole term are exoedlnRly low no fees
for tuition end Everything Furnished a.
cost
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

Ths Florida EdBcall0nal Association
leels next y1ar &C Pensacola An e90rt
d beina made by buporintenAcB Co1k
~ ncRmbla ccUutV - an8nna fha
eoutharn Edncaeionaf hasaaaffon q
meei A. lnal az af Ne ssnls flua
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

sIMPIE REMEDY FOR LAGRIPPR
LaGrippe coughs are danEerOus, aa
they froquenfly develop into pnemoB-
r. FOlsyiH Honey ana Tar not only
aiOpg the cough. bat heals and stFengfh-
ems the lunE1 10 that no serious resuit1
need be fcan41. The genuine Foley'a
Honey ana Tar contains no harmful
druRs end h IN q yellow package
Burdine'a Drug store
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28
Hon. DIN. LOwuy
WIN Be Next Mayor
And Dr.. G. n. AuSlsy, 0. 6. Van
Brunt. E. B. Afford and ]. Slgw-
art LswiS ADDED b Board
az conncil

with no fight on any offices excspt
those Of councilmen, the primary elee-
ton for the nomination Of city officials
was held Tuesday. Much interest had
been aroused over this election. ~ there
were two distinct tickets FOR council
This Interest, however, aid not 60 %
the extremes and the election was pull
led on void Of "mud singing"
Hon. Dexter Al. LOwery, candidate
for mayor, polled the highest vote On
the ballot, Followed closely By a. II.
williams, city clerk, and w. n. Chan
cey, tax assessor. These however, had
no opposition, while DIT. G. ~ Ausley,
for councilman. with opposition, poIlel
within fifteen OF the highest vote cast
Robert III. Mickler was nominated
for tax collector, o. O. Van Bfunt. ~
n. Afford, Stewart Lewis and o. AZ
Aualey for cOuneilnien. w. n. Chaucey,
tax assessor, and A II. WilliaN1.
clerk.
The vote stood as folloWs
Dexter ~. L,Owery, for mayor.....1D9
A. II. Williams, for clerk. ......112
vi. ri. Clancy. FOR tax uEseesoF. .1l'g
=. ~. Auseiys lQs eouiiei.iIth .'..t - =,
~ H. Mickier, Tor TAX colector...sAAs
FOR coapelltnen---
y. ~ Van. nFunt' s'''s 'ss.sss'....ss,'t -,
- H. AiLOrQ. s''s'ssss's. s.sss.t'..s,.e
stewart Lewis ..'s''''sss'ss.s'.sA ~.
A. u tpiler .'.''sa..s'''.sss.'s ~
Z. y. hicnoison .''.s's.s.s''.'sis' ~
J. y. Cay ,,..s,.f. 80. 1880 ~
70 ne new cry COUNCIL va % ~
fo.loWs. 80
Dr. y. y. MOOT efYt1t -
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

Best FOR coughs and colds e Kennedy's
LAXATIVE Cough Syrup. r. moves the
bowels freely yet gently and thereby
drives the cold from the system. II
stops the cough. Children Ike IT,
pleasant 10 take. Sold BY al drugglsts
~.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

PNEUMONIA FpLLowB A COLD
but never fellows the uss o. Foley's
Honey and lar. which stops the cough,
heals the lungs. aud expels the cold
from Jour aystem. Bundine'g DRUG
Store
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28
NOTICE or ADOPTION or TEXT
BOOKS.

Notice u hereby given that teri
bOoks for the ensuing term 81 I've
years viii BE- adopted by the County
Beard o. Public Instruction for Leon
county as provided , law az the res.
ular meeting on Auesday, April ~
1910. N the once o. the county gupeF.
lnfeDdont &c the court house. Taliahas.
zee. Fla. Any publisher desiring %
submit specimens q books FOR con-
slderauon 10 making this adoption VII
please fle same with the county sup
orintendent
Co .sTY BOARD PUBLIC INETRUC-
TON or LION COUNTY,
b j. III. Patterson. lhnlFman: ~
- Eppea, secretary; ID. n Cox, paw-
u0n boatWriEht 8
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Mr.. John McDougaIi Again Secures Ap.
p0lntment 10 Ihis Position.

The reapp0intment 81 ar. John Nc
DOuga.. aa postmaster e Tallahaesee
has been sent % TIE senate for confirm
alton. and win doubtioss soon bs acted
on By that hOffy.
Mr.. McDougall haa already served
more than 4 quarter eg q century IN
the government service 81 Tallahassee,
and. with the exception Of four years
during Cleveland'a administration, the
entire time has been as postmaster
here
He is recognized as one Of the mOsl
careful and Efficient OfIicers On the ser
vice Of the government