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III III

ou1. Down HOO feet the second a.
try is found to have cayed III,
JONES Goughsey, d mail carrier,
was killed, so feet from mouth Of the
slope, Ills body wa hurled 20 feet
INTO th eriver. Judging from this
force Of the explosion 1t I'll believed
that none Of the entombed men are
alive.
The only hope IL the possibility that
The men wereslar enough away from
the explosion Yo miss the force. It
~ thought that the explosion wa
caused by the accumulation of gas in
abandoned entries.
Todays disaster, coming so soon
after the Mulga explosion. on Thurs
day April 2l, In which a lost their
lives, has plunged the mining settle-
ment into great grief.
The company il one OF the first I'm
this sections that employed union
miners only
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06
WAS DECLARED INSANE
Margaret Horton Potter, Daughter oi
Millionaire, and Authoress, Must
Co to Sanitarium.

Chicago, May 5.-Mrs. Margaret
Potter Black, better known as an
authoress under the maiden name.
Margaret Horton Potter, was declared
insane by the county court today and
ordered taken to a sanitarium.
She Is the daughter Of the late MIL
lionaire steel manufacturer Orrin ~
Potter, and is the author of half a
dozen well known novels. She was
born in 1881 and in 1902 married John
Donald Black, son Of General John C.
Black, president OF sae United States
civil war service commission and
grand commander OF the G. A. II.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06

witness, Stead points out a portion
of the criminal code which. under
certain conditions, allows that i'm
munity may be given to material and
necessary witnesses.
He says it may be impossible fol-
Bnrke to secure convicting evidence
unless he ayails himself Of this pro.
vision and that this announcement
places him in antagonism to Way,
man
Tonight Burke said he no doubt
would grant Immunity In the proper
case. Burke has sent over fifty sub
poenas for witnesses to appear before
the Sangamon jury.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06
MOB OF STRIKING
MINERS MAKE RAID
AND WRECK MINES

Pittsburg, May 5.-A mob oil 400
striking miners. mostly foreigners,
raided the strip Of mines OF the
Clemms Coal Company, south or here
this evening, and forced the miners
there to stop work. They broke the
pumps, dismantled the gas engines
and threw the wreckage into the bit.
Eight mines were visited BY the
NOR.
An American is aid to have led
the foreigners. The union officials
ieprecate the action.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06
500 REPORTED KILLED IN
EARTHQUAKE IN COSTA RIGA

san Juan Del Sur. Nicarauga, May
s---cartago. the capital OF Carriage
province, Costa Rica, was practically
destroyed tonight by an earthquake.
y is known that at least 500 persons
AMONG the buildings demolished VA
Carnegie's palace of justice.
"Details are nieager ais the tele-
graph wire afe on the ground b.
tween San Jose and Cartago. The
telegraphers at the latter place were
al Killed. Scores Of buildings were
thrown down The wife and chili Ok
Pr Bocancgra. Gautcmalan magls-
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|of Murhysboro, operators; Chas.
Krallman. Of Glen Carbon, Chas Ben
nett Of Lasalle, miners. Hector Me-
Allister, Of Streator. state mine In-
snector Prof. II. Fl stoey, of the
state university, DR.. ]. A. Holmes. of
the sociological survey of Washington.
Id, g.
Tie appointed Oscar ceftiidge.
Benton, as state inspector of mines
IN the ninth district, vice w. s. Bur,
fis, re signed,
lie also anpointaa Duncan Mennn-
aid. of Springfield, member Dit the
mining investigation committee. vice
Chas. Bnrsch, resigned.
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trate to the Central American arbl-
tration court, We're killed Panic
Sreigns as the result OF the earth
quake.
San Jose also has been shaken,
some buildings being damaged. but
no death Is reported In that city
Some were slightly injured.
Earth shocks we're felt al several
points In Nicarauga near the Costa
Rican frontier Reports here stated
that there y much suffering and aes-
titntion AZ Carriage. consequent upon
the disaster. N
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06

Ashland. Wis, May 5.---Arrange.
mants hcvs been completed for~khs
sale Of the Lake Superior Iron and
1hemicnl company to an English
syndicate. The present company hos
ipie iron plants In Ashland, BoyIl
City, Elk Rapids, Manstiqne. New
Berry. and Chocoiay The company
y capitalized at sS.O00.oOo. The deal
covers Yale Mine, Besscmer and Tay.
lers Fork mine at Plummer.
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COMMISSION APPOINTED
Deneen Names Men Who viii install
Rescue Stations in the Illinois
Coal Fields.

Springfield, lllI, May a Deaen
today appointed commission to es.
tablish fire fighting and rescue
itat!ons n the coal fields Of Illino S,
as provided by theact passed BY the
late session Of the legislature. the
committee is as follows; !. w. Mii4
Ter Of Gillespie; John l.. Sehmfd gali. !.
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ACCIDENTAL CAUSES SAYS
THE coRoNER's JURY.

san Francisco, May s.. Death from
accidental causes was the verdict To-
day Of the coroner's Jury In the case
of Tommoy Mccarthy, the prize
fi9ilter, Killed last Friday night Id
fight with Owen Moran.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06
NAVIGATION OPENED.

Saulte st. Marie. May 5.--The
gates OF the big Poe Lock were rails
ed today, opening navigation On the
American side Of the Sault.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06

Batteries--Summers, Browning anT
Stanage; Walsh and Young, Scott and
Block.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Rain lnterferes.

Boston, May 5-Tse New York.
Boston game was postponed today on
account of rain,
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Tiucrs Beat Sox.

Detroit, May 5--Summers was
strong outside Of one inning and
Walsh was good until Stanage opened
the seventh with a triple and the hit
ting began.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06
Cleveland Beat Browns.

Cleveland, May 5.--Cleveland
played It's seventh extra inning game
OF the season and won from st.
Louis.
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Brooklyn Shut Out.
Casper Did Well.

st. Louis May 5,-Harmon was wild
and ineffective, while Casper except
for one inning, kept the hits scat
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-06

Batteries-Raymond, Dickson, Kla
witter, schlei and Wilson; Ewing and
Doom.
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Peoria Got One Hit.
Waterloo Defeated

Batteries Chapman and Harring.
tom Taber and Mason.
Darkness Stops Game.
Davenport, May ,5.Darkness stop
ped close game in the 18th inning,
with the score tied.
v Score RH e
Davenport ......... q 6 4
Rock Island 49,. .......... 2
Batteries-Delave and Waters;
Councilman and O'Leary.
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Washington swamped.

Washington, May Philadelphia
completely swamped Washington TO-
day.
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New York Outplayed.

New York, May 5.--PhiIadelphia
ontplayed the locals in every way to-
day.
Score RHE
New York ........... 4 3
ThstaJat,bfa n ~ n
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Minneapolis.
At Milwaukee.
At St. Paul.

St. Panl ................... 4
Columbus ...... 0
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25
NoTIcE-sALn scHooL Lands

TIE state Board e Educsti6a Vim sell
% the highest and best bidder. for eaah,
lhe following Described lendl lying n De-
Sal, s seboo lssSo n ssl len sse,io - N
lQFnuhlp 30 south. range 81, est, ToWn-
shipa -, 90, q and 90, south, range
~. east, T0Vnshipe 30, % and 80. .Odlh,
s5aik, range 81 sast eoStslaina $3.50 ~
aeles and the folloWlns d Lee county,
4loElda All 81 the vacant state school
lands ~ thq iotn eectione II townships
l g aqa ss aoSsh, 5ss{s 20 east Tow o.1,
ToNnshiDs "a. ~ ana "a Soufh, range ~
east. IoWnahips - end % south, range
% east. Iespnalgs "A %, ~. a. 81
an1 e eo1fh. raneS 50 east Tounsbips
81 and a south, rense 81 east containi1f
i2.248 acres; a1l t1e 11llouing n the 10th
sseelo11 n Oeetole county FIofida Town
% 1ns6 90 souib. fspes sS sast. ToWh.
1alU5 %, % a1d 81 aoulh, range 81
sasL eonlai1ins t2aSso acFes; ana TIE
.s,lssins % &c Assn sstiSas q e Lueie
sgUah, lanee % e4gt ToNh4hipa 81 $40
So gouih, fan11 % east. Township 81
south. ranga 81 ea9t cehlaining a.48I.s0
ssls enc eoniaining n TIE aggregate
frsS tis este q ths arst sppsaraues
es this neoc4 nptl tgolye o'cloca neoq.
nepday, April ~, A 2. 1910, sialed bidl
80. Z - Sists SssSs q E Ssiiss
AZ lldl must 3 adarssssd 10 AlberI
v. Qilcaei.t Pressdeqt q tAs ggaie Board
% Educntion % Florida. ana mafkad 4
ssslsd pc Coz ths ruFshaSs q sebSoi
1hs STATE Beard o. Hdocalioa reserves
TIE Flght % reject any an1 al tida.
~ orteF II TIC state Hoard q Edu.
CltiNnt fNt4 %. NeNTunIF AZ, y. 1910.
ALnERT w Cff'cilRioI. President.
y. =. AeLlN. salsEn9n
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

~ ~ the Fslrha Tablets goo1
1g any y need them snc4gh
- Nha1 tAsY VIZ az nea2 &c
wing letter snd ses. ~ ycu hsVe
0g sube - = the esnuieoness o. re
wTiis q Mr.. fobr, enclose 3
1laup ~ reply, end go Wbsthsg ~
aootilntnial e esnnfne % notf
yssna 1neh., yuno e. loas.
1to EssUns Drug Ga.
N regard % the PoTuns Tablets, I
haVs aae9 shout tsn boxes a. "a.
Whfls we 81 Chicsg0 my Oldest
onneblsE We bothered wish q oough
"a tbo Hlns. Bhe hns had it for fcuE
yulgai sorsplimts n would 90 sWsys
era g. the winter time - va - ID
0hat the doctors and professors esd
ehat ots had eoneumpt ton, and the only
wny - givp Der eny relief waS % per-
SoFm sn operation.
Hepcnf 80 mach money for di1efsss
medicines, ena foE doctors also, NoiAe
fng seoEnsd "a help her.
SCI asW TIE PeFuna Tablets edvoEs
lieod "a ths pspeF, and I go 8 bog
nad kiod them She could ~, some
aiouD 81 taking them, she Woui9 boup
ali night and cough. Dotn go che took
nfH bone. END nstes IVES 1olhofcd any
m0ga
win leaye SHE foF any one 70 IN
eniFo "a or Cd eesi6enos, wheEs We
liyad a. C'i|eseo. All cur noighbors
would sag 49, che could NOS 1--we with
eanh s oooRbs Yoa d0n't know how
saeskfai aaa. she e Sightssn years
Ny Dltoot son siso was bothered VIII
~ sch, throwing Up, ana bis
EcNn - loose so The time. he was
az spn down Tor four months. also
1oo1Bod With hlm. Oos would say this
nn ne othsr somothing sIse. Ietsgted
- q give him tho Tabists, and now ~
e az right End healthy looking. He
ooot fong boxes. That AZ go ~ wantg
q take wheneYaE enythinE afls him,
1eIrg.lso your TsbIsta tust ae hlgh
a. 4 haye youT PeTuna That y all
s facdlosne ebat ever epmAs a. my
hoara WhensveR I travel I take some
win ne. have he'd threo of my ohii-
arsn siek with soariot fever twc months
ESQ. end tiai e ail I used, was the Pc
BNnn nn1 ,te 1atlete. dia hoe loss
Env 81 the
1f tboro s. any naoFS insor@atio1 yOa
want, WY iuse - me know and VIII
$3.50 a "a e. Yours trulys
lne y. 1oEA Aeyonaa, nliees
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

I nnl1arlr ~ CErIIl1llT loT CltnsE Z etitlal.
- :. Z, ) ~ oSo.is : fsit6fsl 81.
Ne = - iat,,,s e Leaq eoonty 4 els'ses4s;v
- shs D-sis vssuso Len Comfy. EIori-
fss,bg r,sustfuliy aaasunss nv ssndiaucy
~ n1Gs. ~ - ligrnty col1l9 EEionsr for eqIa-
mirlia District ~. fao q Len ceunfg. llaE-
~ Il - plell.'lg nlleel1lle L'fla,.e..Y -
sSfSf - -. VII ~ - issi saoTis % tho
IssI5r 4 - 11ilss " as o6ses.
RcHARD q. JOHNSON.
heFsag annoanes mypolf 3 candidate
gabiecl 81 lbo coHlhg DanoeFatie Primary
many kindnsoes q Ne h tho past. and VII
gfatefaliI apDfee,ate Jour sugort IN the
coming PflmaFy Election.
WiLIdAM b. HTOUTAMIRE.
TO TIE Damocfatle Voters 81 Leon County
Il hsrssy ,anno2nee myssh Z ssa en- ea
miuioaeF,s disfFict 81 Len ceunty, sub
ieet % the action % the Democratic pr.
ven respectfully - ..oo,s
/ hereby announce mgssif . candidate
foF nomination ~ Cou1ty Commissioner for
TIE Third District subject % the coming
Dsooera''e frinn'i''. John G MOORE.
] take this method 81 announcing myself
q candidate foT re-electioa 10 the once
% County COmmisaiC1eE from District No.
j. gublect % tho VII Of the people 80 eE-
pFe1eo - the D1mOcfatic Primary, promising
" elected % giye the sane earnest service
LEWIS 3. cRUMP.
~ the Democratic Voters az Leon County
Ii9loinH % The request 81 \ nuMboE 81
iFieEoa thf0g9a0at TIE county i an q can
didaas fef county Commiufionef % DIS.
lrict No , ano subject % the acti0n Of
the DsmceEatic HFlmerieg. X dominated
and elected ny begt e1Orla viii be in
the interest q TIE tax payers q Leon
cganty. v9y respectfully
q. p. R0BERTg.
hefe4y announee myaet candidate
ef'o District Ne. 4, subject 60 the Demo
cratic Primary Having served on the
Beard foP several terms before, ftho peo-
pc e Leon arr fully advised 81 my Quai-
i4cli lona ana n noui1ated and elected
pledges the SANE faithful service.
w. JOHNSON.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25
lRoN kIR cRulsER.

,ad q carry oieiy Nm q PIl,y
Miles a1 Baur.
AZ immense air eruiher % cary
1sm afg - sizty persens and intend.
q % travel Is from foriy-f0uF 70 my
leg AZ hour Is approaching eonpis-
o1 at IFisF. Germany, and VIII BE-
laehsd aar6 this spring By o. a.
vn1cs. AntCn Border. an enginssr oe
E a introduces a. entirely new
aEluFo - the eonolEuetioh e cir
gra 90 4 & buiit q iron
11s new vsasal 4 expected %
111lepe essR mere succssaful results
lan thoes o. ne rigid aluminium typs
tant b. Count Zeppelin. "a Which 4
a. ehloay modelod q h 10 b named
ea 4FisG aftsF the teWn where Il was
eill
4ho stalston of the balloon d farm.
81 81 rolled iron piping. The central
h1|'oW iron shaft a go feet long and
QbDlt nlwt4en Inches % dlametng.
aIa bitfeen tlheF aldo STAFF n
CA flsmew6fk. each OF then about
ieti Ions enc elgAf ilfhes n d.
1ngt1H xffas ela 1qae4 % tAs cen.
tai sbasl ~ g iatiiceWoFk o. Iron,
NE sea q eeaia,nd9 Al iVelEo ring
eolleene0 a the sans meqnef ~ a
60 Zeppelin craft Ihese talloonets
aft iust oEof twenty ssibn fpst lang
81 nearly foftT fntt a diepeief and
a end % end along che bodt of ne
olenhip. ne Vosaqi n o4iatd with
opo mcler4 0aYnlqplng al,oRether $50
htraepowof. one 81 than u oiehty
hbtsepoweg, drives ne ptlles. which
9 attsd at the bows. Tha fpVF ethorS
9tselop 10 hofnapoWer eecb and are
md 70 put inia moTanssni lho slxisoa
Vtriieal ana eight hurflcntal ecroV
planes which alaeF ~ ehib upWard
ed doWnWqrd AID - otast ana
Drk They alpo etnltol lht thoIl6a a
Ne ship forward and estcfa w T
u q estimated thaf 1so. powerful
Uolpfe Wi give sfb yte.tl 4 aged o.
ioast foFty. Hour miles al toar when
" Ar ~ w0rkina an1 g y thought
~ avrraal ~ afly miss "a houf
= atfalnef
- rntire weight Of the IFamsWorh.
~ "a oquInlaont al th|f,1 ltna
end Ga 1noFmOua volume q nan con.
1laed 81 De vessel when fully lanat
60 VA mit the transport o. Ten
...s,......
aGoo are badly noe aware, GlR.e
Uol1 ne r sthoE. ''ihat ia1t year
~ deu ot $500 On hef
nn
e1ea. / ana tha young nan
Enlr. aT aag| ~ 10 q Il orer
= volf aeo. Nba ~ became -
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25
ron nTPUTErWTITTVr.

! hsEsby anhounes myssif candidate
fqf Representative On tie Lever House of
the tsgislatufs subject g 80 eetlon 81
ieib S s5 uihss = e p so aSls sy
iotegelig apd thee q he people are ope
u eomuoe, go sheses W. uss ~
bet sagEts for the public good soliei.
ms '''' '''''I D. sTo5rEaaIsu.
10 the DtnoeFafie Voters 81 Leoa counfy
Y0l have twice ho1ofed ne b. eieeii6g
He % FsDItoent y0u a. the LRlialafnft
Eol this tcken q your hieh esteem a.
truly gfassie,ll ~, ~ ~ . eeurss dasltE 30
you eoaSi1os ns worthy 81 aesin rtpre.
seaiiug you an that b0dy / viii appreciates
youf suDport in tbe apro4ehiBg Urinary,
ssns thssghtful, esSseis1flous service that
J have Giycn % the pat
ven f,sPseffuiiy, -
hereby Announce myself candidate
ior nemlnailop fgf Representative - ne
% ~ seisea of ths cohins DsmccFitic
pgimafY Elecliou.
WI appreciate Jour support, ana u
elected VIII eiyg ~ time aqd beet eHogts
q tes P'giefH9g9ss O. shs s2sles q ne
FRANCIS D, WINTHROP,
10 the Dsmouafie Voters q Leon Comfy
hereby onnoune6 myesd . candidate
ies nomlnallol. ~ 3 member q shs H0ae
The Le9I1Iatufe. subject % the action az
the UeuoCfatIe rFimnglra
WORTH " TRAAfHELf,.
hereby aanohco myself 4 eandidate
ieg htpre nletiye o. lhf Leeialaturs, sqb.
iee, y Demoefatie Primary Nay i0th,
:Sssls ~ sss shd ' ssoss@s & ~ pS ssSs
ven rsspsetfeIy.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

- ~ nv fo.rIerl.n - est1gl Cr-
f I nrlI DillIfri fet 80
- D rz5s go 1aa
Dh cox
fh1 - n.tt ~ ~ anrc1ncing - g.. 80
- - - Dcr1ica g tery
l .r0olI ullglel e y
So ~ % Ell c|Ilfel1z 3D.
ollet 4o4 eeelA
i3nil b. PATERSON.
goa SUI RflgOn o. RB0I8fRA1iot.
Tentha.aa. fll, Ksb 70. 1910.
10 t1a D1moef4lIc toltI1 q! A1fea 1872
hfrfbg ann1uuce ny9ef = eaa1loAtt
feF a0insfioa fof tie oaea 81 8uPettla)t
81 NrifIfnlIrh Cor Lea coo1lEt gae5eet 70
a. aeoon u fhs DemoFratig Primary.
fhank fhe voters Of Lea county 20 t1eif
rfaf afre6Ft and would appreciate fnf
1ns faV5r VeIy much On Nay 10th.
VsfY fraDpctfully,
SAMUEL p. CHAIhEh.
~ the Democfafic Voters Of Leon Cpgntg
naVing bsGn solicited 20 Do - ~
uumt9f ~ friends. have decided % ~
cone s ean6idate foF Supervisor q iegia-
tfafiea Cor HfOn county and DO hereby en-
nounea ~ candidacY, collecting che votes
Of 81 fHenda Shall abide By ne re-
salts q tho Dsm0cratic Primary bieetlon,
and pFemiEe q give my best attention %
che bueinel1 q the once should Dc nom
inz1e1 60 elected - al che honorable
DoSltlon. Respectfully,
LB8 MOODY.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

~ tie Democratic Voters 81 Leoa County /;
Atie4 roDeelee solicitations 81 many II
~ fslenG9 throughout the eDuety, have
cratic osss s . s ns ssa Ss,'r 9, az Der
ete 81 Tar Assessor aubieft 20 the action
% me Dem0Patir pfimgFIea, and 81 elect
"a pleolo ~ loyal aeFvif6 20 both tht
isssfisr 700 loT Vkstsver support you
can giva ] "a Vefy truly yoqrs.
n. q igLRK.
Tallahassee Pa. Eeb q, 1910.
10 the ponpFalic Voters 81 Ison County /,
fs.psstlail{ anpeunfe ~ candidsey ~
bazes III Leo9 eounly, suhiaef b the
Eof yoaf gasi klndness and considos.
as.oa' ] teask yeu ygFy much, ana vlli
sssy FratsfollS tppfeeiate 3 Fe'elsction Il
WILLIAM o. AMRs.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

ron conc

Io sls Botsp q Ihis conasasionui ~.
reoane, ~ ctuditseg. for canere
ffeH E 1alfd District. bioci ~ 90
aciI, D fie beasclslie crInffiss IS ~
anl Illc. J ulIl hIgaIf eDpfotaIt fl4
f1.a a any nee. 80 V telt
ecle1sIoag eerVice n peFHiiis4 60 ftgFe
81 oHIG0a
10 tbs People 81 Sc 1hlrd ConsEtariolsl
uialTlff 81 Fiofieaf t..e
Iam 4 caB6ld1ls 10 Congress, goblosi ~
the action 81 thg DemoflEtit tFIEtlI.
en- Deeply of1ffful 1cE fhe Hon1f 81 frr-
Fe1sntlig f1l lIsiTief q f8e rfaof 90.
grcs8. and II rrn0miEafa1 end cIoeltf
aa the custom haa been. cEoulr8 e alth.
fui disehaEge % ever e4ig, Win 4 loyalty
- Fouf intcfegl1.
Yerf rrprerflullF.
D n NAYS
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ron RHEnfFF.

Tallahassee. Pa. Feb. 9. 1910
heltoy allounce mF ceudi6ncy faT The
Pc. 9. enefi. - heoq eo4nty, subject %
4afy Aleotiou, lf nominafed I nl6fre ~
ume anq efgt efforts IL tko fafihf1i 49,
tqfnanee % ire duties pertaining Ia tha
smsa, aao Wiu Greatly appreciale your aub-
befe VIZ re1peCtfuIIys
y r q HODBTOCN.
eqbiect % the democratic ppimarr a
y held NAY leth, annoaBco myself a
ceno.late fqf the o9lee 81 sheriff 81 Zen
see. ssa is sPv ~ az s sss ~
sss4ii ~ therefore nolicit yonf Idp-
Vefy reqofttfally.
n = GREGORY.
ecEse1 announce myself . candidate
msrles y sleetsd I plonisS falihfdi "a
ma. wmLIAMs
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

TIE nany frlenda q w. IL Athira1n A.
80. ~ 9 g.aee % nens q aqmlpaiio1 b1fiTe
tAlqI C4NMla1IUprf ffom nsHtflr4 Inrer.
~ N.H NII1 artl4elF enlisted ~ 1900
Meiz - yeala set - ltel that b WouId
4'NAl - ENIIlInnE uWEI4I
kslena1 ~ Ipo1 c6Gnlr; -t
p..f .l.o ne fNign1a 8 tnhe ttfh neih.
81 eIN1nlI08 swell 81 c1r4I1rir
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To TIE Damocfatlf Voters 81 Leon County
i hsfeby auuoance myself q candidate
foF County commlall11er Cor the ofh Com
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

Tallthasase, Pa. Feb. 3, 1910.
TO the Democratic Voters 81 Leon CoDnfy /.
nefe0f nn1o18ce ny faatIdacg for the
ouce % TAG Collector To- Leof county.
euuiect ~ ncmlnntien ~ the coming ne11.
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500 II elected ! wilt Rlge NJ tina ana
best oNqgtg % the faithful cert tnro
% me duties pertaining 70 the bct.
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

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state afIltE from LeOn County III M
llele tzinaFy kieeiioas % - held
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

Ior termination AZ Ireaaurer ~ fsSn $50.
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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-10-13
ONE CENT BUYS A LOT

Of inform alton about the fer
tile Golden Valley, where the
1910 crops equal the bumper
yield of last year.
Beach. the Golden Valley
City of North Dakota, will have
her first ga e Of business and
residence lots on Thursday,
October 6, 1910, when r. E..
Near's second addition to Beach
will be sold at public auction.
For further information. a
post card will do. Address,
c. ID. Harlow, Sales Manager.
Office with Golden West In.
vestnent Co. Beach, n. d.
Don't trifle with a cold is
good advice for prudent men
and women. 1t may be vital in
case of a child. There is moth.
ing better than Cham berlain's
Cough Remedy for coughs and
colds in children. 1t is safe
and sure. For sale by all dealers,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-10-13
Our Customers All Know This

Perhaps Helen was Tired. Jimmy.
dear" suggested his mother. after
lunch you can go and ask her to
come over here and play and"
ooh, no. MOI" walled the fearful
voice. "she said she didn't want me
ever to come again. She said she was
sick and tired of me. She said she
didn't ever want to see me again. Oh,
mother. how could she say that. when
I love her so? Why. all summer I've
gone into the deepest grass every day
where the snakes are, to get flowers
for her: I've done everything to make
her love me and she always told me
she did and now she says she doesn't
love me-" .- H.>'-s'i '~';'-.~'
Poor little mani" said his mother.
You have yet to learn that the alb
ject lover is never the most success.
full one. But I don't think she really
meant It,"
well. then. wish-l wish she had
not said It," Jimmy quavered. "be-
cause love her and want he- to love
me-"
Directly after luncheon the doorbell
rang. When Mrs. Burton opened the
door she found a crisp little damsel
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-10-13
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) OTHER SOURCES

mony the wedding party drove
to the home of the brides par
ents where splendid dinner
was served. THE bride is the
daughter of Andrew aud Mrs.
Hackey of Colfax township,
and is one of the most popular
young ladies of that vicinity
The groo m is prominent
young farmer, son of Mrs. G
c. Myhre, also of Colfax town
ship, where he has a fine farm
upon which he and his young
wife will make their future
home. The Walcott Reporter
extends hearty congratulations.