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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
A Capillary Crisis

The relentless ungaant supply demand makes
exception operations wit
outlook the market Never was
menaced than Is today Aud as with
the accusaye finger at tho
Payne specified that "brada curla aud
shall vaorcm duty OF - per
about the hair situation II that
in automatically
supply Breton maids Of thrifty bent
having gladly detressed themselves and "a
they did aid Hungarian assies the greater glory Of the
American and Partisan Coifture
and her tungaan sister must have each
their and switch, reinforce and expand the once
superfaous growth Instead Of shearing their locks the
aud Hungarian Is Give as more hair Ana here
hair to give
relieved from unique for the time
being by the modernEaton OF the Chinese army The Pss
the filled the tho bonnet But there ~ limit even
the supply OF pigtas there Pneho China ana me
denuded China Of this her supposed mex
hausble leaving posteri bald buness prospect
To matters Dame Fashion declared for blonde
hair with Of red result difficult Of attainment win
OF peroxide used
before the warm FURNISHED tint OF Titan Was achieved
hondnaton bred reckessne and the visible supply
OF human hair bid and dyed Hardly done than Dame
manifesto the effect that black hair
Woe the hair business hlonda
originally black again take the somber hue
in the demand Of the recurcnt brunette with the
PolyponeS9an head tackle
Duty per cent. and the visible
all Is the
girl going TO do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
STROLLER COLUMN

a Blk railroad man from a.
went on a trip back 10 ~ 's ~
place ~ Vermont last gumms, XIV Y
had been away for umpty ~, Y
years. i
lie found several Of his bo,s,.,
friends working as telegrs,.'t-. f
back there and told them ~, yss' J
they'd come West he'd fix ths, I. !
with Jobs y
"Whata the pay7" they astss
"Oh. tg5 and $50 a ,nonts
uD." he said. and you can ~.
In the depot Ia the small ,own M, !.
Nothing doing with The ~.
Verm0nters. They eyed the Nv
tie man with suspicion.
There must be kefeb i, /.
somewhere" they agreed "A
can't earn that much and -, !
honest" "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
OBSERVATIONS

wARDALL makes noise like real iaweRfoFeing
day.
ma DuoDALs.s ball players are evidently Of tho late fall
varieties
BLACK man is going to catch WIN E. Humphrey he
watch out
VOTES srousi, only IS cent. Chicago. primaries. hard
PUBLIC opinion politely bess to differ ~h Councilman Sawyer
in his Views e sSa Cts comptroller Boh~eL
sssso S Tar : h. 4 4. ss. cincinnati while his
THE POLICE could make seattle better place to i've In by
giving Mr. shomo a hours to leave town.
Terh"ae to look after he political affairs Of King eoSny
Wa Il. ssss' e. :: . g.ss ss.
leaving
THEATRICAL note CONDENSED tro% ual,sd Mis-.
s ns%ns''' VII soon return ne stage without '''"''
,..s s.: .s e . s. s H s s.
MINNESOTA r,gsss.s. sas. lad grs,;se; enough
Jim rawney even If he was the h'nd'ome'' man
COMFORT in the ,housh' that Bouten of Illinois. after being
regular congress for ages going to rest up as regular pr
ST. LOUIS council is eou.idSns an ordnance requiring every
duEins New correct
figures in 81 LOUISE
LIVE laying prize for for those Illinois
asioos ISrimeP eseoai
Beverly the that
step step aside"
be a II
CIV. CONN., congressional aopiraSt in Illinois, posed as pro
Eressve rightly
n a zoor ian congress-
HUMPHREY his lead would have been for
precincts snohomsh-also would have greater
nj Hodge In the First
HELEN TAFT who VIII dseo, u washington society pretty
a sensible
eey aelr- princess" SHY
her
REV BUSTARo, Rockefelers going preach
for the Cleveland league BAN i'm take preaching
whole flock base the Maps out Of
place
NICK NICHOLS kicked hard by hts mule that San
up abusing Told Nick
where Maud could kick az him. Some
Judges give justice the anyhow.
THIS time Maine hasn't went helbent for Kent ana hef
democratic Ike Maine Bound
Heayenward" "Pearly Pop the Old Pine Tree
State II Is only 30 that denoctauo
10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
sY MARION LOWE.

When the legislature Of the state
Of Washington convcnes at Olympia
Il viii have one gentleman law.
maker, and he will be from Seattle.
Josiah Collins
You ear look az Josiah Collins
instcp" said man 10 me. and
know absolutely what Is the cor
rect thiug In hosiery. or you can
look at Josiah Collins coat and
know tho time OF day whether Il
Ia morning. afternoon or evening.
SO I went down 10 see
Il waa $50 Ia the afternoon hy
the clock. aud BY Josiah Collins
clothes
For instance.
Grecninh gray suit. business style.
white shirt, turnover collar EFocn
craYat robins cgg blue half hose.
tan shoes. neatly fastened with ties
that were not atringy No scarf
pin held hia eravaL lie wore no
ring and his watch fob waa an un.
preteutlous braided leather twist.
Josiah Collins enemies Ia tho pri.
mary called him a dude" and a
"high.brow
Dude" Is a malicious Islander.
I Josiah Collins Crayat and half.
hose didn't match. Those who
would snatch from bis weil built
shoulders the senatorial tnEs must
file other charges OF unfitness. for
Josiah Collins Is not a dude
Moreover, one sleeve link was
tn wrong
Is IoslAh Collins vindlcatrds
No dude would appear Ia cravAt
and hose OF unmatched shade or
suiiy hia foppiah honor slth an in.
verified sleeve link.
Ia be a high brow hope he IL.
whatever that Is I'm Tor ON
Josiah Collins sits well there's
no installing that Whether he
faces his desk or tips hack in office
chair. resting at ease while enter.
tanning an informal caller Josiah
Collins IL theirs wtth the pslae Mind
you. ! didn't EaY pose. that's ait
feront. and Josiah Collins did not
/ pose
He does not sionch Maybe ron
know the difference between q
1.-THE. straight sapling and an old
mop al The back door Josiah Col
Inns has that difference
Maybe you know ths difference
between a man who sits with his
feet on the desk while ne ahovea
chair 10 his caller. and one who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

rises and places a chair for his
guest Josiah Collins has that dif
ference
They say you we're the toast
~ all the women as afternoon teas
aud that every woman vent home
from a function 10 tell her husband
be must roto for Josiah Collins
II that was true. Amlird Josiah
Collins. 4 think Il Is because have
presided At a good many bAnauein
and public arrairN"
You think that takes with
womenf"
yes. | think they like a man who
can appear well IN public and sort
Of bear hnnorn. don't you knnw.
whether there Is any real honor IN
it or not
what constitutes a gentleman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
IN FRED scHAEFFER.

Thud-You look weary. What al your
siap-f'm all tired Ny this
Thud-But how should that affect don't labor do your
slapsute. labor the impression 90
five a week.
Thud-Arent you ashamed your washng7
slapNo. amt It's much for the children
take II Ia than
Thud-FFc sol lot OF contempt for like you
his wfr support him Your the day wife
support
siap-fiow do you
Thud~Oh. know. 20 a hundred timea
slapWe Id my we n I did her relations
might ~ W me
Thud-t presume u is much congenial IL Isl
Slap Certainly. As u II. we're living wth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
To'JoP~

Mr. Coliinsf"
That's n much abused word. you
know. said the ono from Seattle.
4 think firH, Of all Il IL considcra'
ton for others Kindness Is the
foundation ~ good manners. A
gentleman will never do a mean
or undsrhAnded thing. and be IL a
manly man. lie may not always
be- educated. but he viii have 70
flnemunt. which IL born. not &C.
qaitud
An Of this and a good deal more
about uhat - good society" WON
an suffrage. wumen'H responsibility
Tor mems morals. bis policies aA a
legislator and 30 on.
None Of witch satisfactorily dis
proved the prevailing notton that
Josiah Collins IL a gentleman.
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By Mail out Of clty--i year g.. 9 months a Ia. : :
month. 25c Entered 90
Seattle. Wash. PoHtOfnce second class matte,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
Minnesota's Compliment to Taft

The defeat OF James A. Tawney notorious standpatte IN
the First congressional district body blow to
w H. TAFT Taft for neNphcabc placed hs par
tcuar personal seal OF approval Tawney IN his famous
Wnona speech which the president praised the tariff and
the makers thereof
Tawney has been in congress eight years and has been
the big OF the Cannon organization Ills defeat Tor
denomination by obscure country lawyer be construed
in no other light than expression OF lack of confidence IN
the administration Tawney another example OF tho I'm
fortunate TAFT propensity Tor choosing the wrong friend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

THE CITY OF SEATTLE.
WASHINGTON,
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
September 9Th, 1910
To Whom II May Concerns
This Is 20 certify that apoa'
five months ago l sent hee.
Jackson 20 "The Gatlin lnsu-
tutef 60 be cured OF the "drihh
hahit". and since his treatment
there he has evidently lost ="
dosiro for Intoxicating liquors
Yours very truly,
L. ,. STUART
Captain OF Police
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Ladies and Gentlemen: Let Us Present to You
Josiah Collins, Our One Gentleman Legislator
ttt+ttAttttttt

4 49, - 49, 4
4 DO you know that. 4
Josiah Collins acted aa cad A
4 dy FOR President Tart when the /.
4 president played soft in Sc. .
4 attlcg 4
Josiah Collins viii rob 4
q Senator L. l. Allen Of hiu din. 4
4 tinetion of being tho. best 4
4 dressed man In the aenatog 4
Josiah Collins lives IN 4
q an artistic. implanted bunEa. 4
4 low on Seneca st.. ON the sum. 4
a init Of the first hill 4
4 Josiah Collins is count 4
a ed among politicians az 4
4 dry IN the icgiplature7 4
There's something plctur 4
csque about the very name OF /.
Josiah Collinag 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

Horace liam the night operator
at Poke Junction. could Eork ~
key tolerably we'd when awake.
'There1i be nothing aAsng seson
No. -. at 4sG3 a m" yavne1 Hn
ace. lie set his train order sleu
from red 70 white. fOrgettlng Z
about the order on his desk fW n
SO 10 meet a special al Cider sidl,f
Then be turned in for a snoop
Horace didn't even hear Na nj
as she rumbled past. but the syeta
heard her all right few mlnxa
later.
THE Enid
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

TIE True Democrat commands the
following from Success 70 those friends
who were NOT suceessful IN the recent
primary
The way 8 man takes dsfeat is
pretty good test Of bic calibre. Inc
strong man uSes his failures for step
ping stones instead Of stumbling blocks
I know q very successful young man
Who has made Il q rule Of bic life 70
use every misfortune that eomea 10
him aS a point Of departure for some
thing better. He has had losses and
misfortunes which would have crushed
most men, but they only StiRen his res
olutIon, nerve him up for q new start.
They only make him the more deter
mined 70 conquer the next time.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13
EDIsoNs 80 sToRAoE BATTERY.

In fuifllment Of q prediction which
be made ten years ago and which was
then deTided. Thomas Edison has per-
feeted e storage battery street ear ca
psble Of running an entire day on q
single charge. The invention has arOus-
Cd keen interest IN traction circles and
also among eutOmObiliSts, for Edison
claims that his new battery is thor
cughly adaptable 70 the automobile.
The cardinal advantages Of this de-
vice are Its economy and convenience.
Under severe teatS its operation ex-
penses have proved 70 be Iesa than half
4 cent & mile, which, on the particular
New York line where the experiment
was made, amounted 10 lees than thirty
cents q day. The New York Times re-
ports the test IN part aS follows;
"In the three weeks the experiment
al car has been making ITS runs it hag
left the ear barns 81 $50 forenoon and
has stayed constantly IN operation on
crowded stre6te until $40 ct night. At
has not missed q trip IN the entire per-
iOd and not q single repaiT has beea
necessary except those regularly made
10 any street car. lie regular daily
run was GO 81 miles and there was lie
enough left h tho charge tt the end Of
each day 20 run Il 20 miles further, II
it had been desired.
The operation Of the ordinary street
ear costs for electrical energy about
FIVE cents q mile, OF ten times what
the Edison car costs.
Il is, therefore, obvious that this
battery will work q revolution m the
automobile world II its praetieabillty
for automobiles n demonstrated. Ed
isOn firmly believes that such will be
the case. Atlanta Journal
The above will be read with interest.
We are living in an electrical age. Mr.
Edison, whose winter home is az Fort
Myers, is the greatest inventor Ofsall
who have appeared In this generation.
Within q few years storage batteries
will be used 10 operate our autos, our
aeroplanes and our city and suburban
traction cars, and then, perhaps, all OF
Tallahassee can take q ride.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13
THE FLORIDA THE LARGEST.

Discussing the launching Of the bat
tleShip Florida, which took place In the
Brooklyn navy yards yesterday, the
Philadelphia Times says:
When the United States battleship
Florida, the greatest dreadnought IN
Uncle sam'snavy and the largest, fast
eSt and most powerful aea.hghter ahOat,
h ehrIstened AZ the Brooklyn navy yard
on May ", Il will be Miss Elizabeth p
Fleming, daughter Of former Governor
Francis P. Fleming. Of Florida, who
win break the bottle Of wine over the
bow.
She is one Of the fairest daughters Of
the South. and is famous for her beauty.
To this young woman has been lntrusted
the greatest honor ever bestowed upon q
navy heroine. since the Florida Ia great
or than any dreadnOught Johnny Bull
ever constructed and mightieF than Ja-
pans most doughty sea dog, A single
brOadsids from the FlOrida's guns viii
be almost twice as heavy as that Of
Dowey's entire Manila feet.
The Connecticut, which was the Gag.
ship Of the globe encireling feet. viii
BE- small compared with tho Florida.
The latter 10 heavier BY 5000 tens. q
almost the displacement Of the iIl-fated
battleshlp Maine. The Florida h q
feet louger, S.5Oo tons heavier. and the
relative htrshgth Of her battery ~ PEI
cent. greater than the mighty BellerO-
phon Of the British navy.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13
ALABAMA STILL DRY.

The Whiskey men Dragged much the
day after the Alabama primary, claim
ing q, 900 majority for their candidate
for Governor, and q clean sweep Of ell
the other Offices. When the returns
were IN their candidate was shown 70 be
the winner, out his majority was re-
dueed 10 about twelve thousand IN
total vote Of 100. 900. To Offset this q
straight out amendment candidate was
nominated by a majority Of over ten
thousand, and e close canvass shows
that the prOhibitiOnists will still con-
troll both branches of the Legislature.
The vote showed q heavy falling of
In the country districts, In which the
prohibition strength lay, and a large In
crease In the cities, where the whiskey
sentiment dominate. The recent loss
Of their crops and the desire to hasten
their replanting was responsible for the
small farmer vote, and the heavy vote
In the cities IL easily attributed 10 life
cOntending diligence on the part Of the
brewers and saloon interests.
But Alabama will still be dry because
the people have elected an unpurchas-
able legislature.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13
Miss Brsvard Entortains Senior Class Of
Leon HiRh School.

Miss Brsvard EntsrtAins Senior Class Of
Leon High school.
Miss Carrie Brevard entertained In
honor Of the Senior Class Of the Leon
High School st the home Of her mother
on North Monroe street, Monday after
noon last from 10 7 o'clock.
Invited were the High School Faculty,
the members Of the Junior and Senior
Glasses and others, the guests present
being High School Faculty-Pro rofessor
Walter r. Knibloe land Mra. KniblOel,
Kiss Fenton Davis and Kiss Brevard.
Senior Class Missss Gladys Short.
Bessie Wells, Anna Godbold, Rosa
YaWn, hessFs. Joe Melin, Albert
Mathes, Eugene CasleF, Thomas Pruitt,
Jules Salomon, Malcolm Mcneil. Junior
Class- William Reynolds, Kisses Ruth
Trammell, Mary Robertson, Ruby Byrd,
Eva Child and Anna Dickey. Others
present were Misses Vrg inia Amea and
Helen Afford.
The living room Of the Brevard home
was decorated In red Reraniums and
white daisies, red and white being che
High School colOrs. The dining room
was decorated in black and gold daisies,
these being the cOiors Of the class Of
1910.
An interesting contest was INDUCED
IN 90 20 who the personalities Of each
guest represented. On the backs Of
the boys were slips Of paper, containing
such well known characters as Osceola,
Rip Van Winkle. Ichab0d Crane, Sir
Walter Raleigh. Aeneas and Perry. The
girls represented such women as Queen
Elizabeth. POcahontaa, Lady Macbeth,
POrtia, and even Mistress Nary Quite
Contrary, Of Mother Goose fame, and
each guest was to guess his own char
acter.
Another contest followed this, con.
tanning questions and answers naming
the various counties Of Florida In
drawing for the prizes, Miss Ruth
Trammell won fret ladies prize-a box
Of note paper, tied with the class colors,
and MT. Thomas Pruitt won gentlemen's
prize. a handsome book. Mrs. Knibloe
won the consolation prize.
Tables were set IN the dining room
and these decorated with bowls Of yell
low daisies, with black centers, which
are class cOlors. Afterwards number
OF dry toasts" were taken from pea
nut shells, tied together with class col.
ors and passed among the guests,
among which were the follows
May Fortune still be kind 10 you,
And happiness be true 10 you.
And life be long End good 10 you.
A health 10 you, ard wealth to you,
And the best that Efe can give 10 you.
And still they gaGed, and stu the won
der grew,
That one small head carry all he knew.
Let " meet on the level and part on
the square
Sentimentally. I am dispOsod to har-
mony,
But OrsShieally. I am incapable Of q
tune.
Here's 10 the greatest Of winged ln.
eecta and the two noblegt blrds-the AZ,
the fowls and the bat.
To the men who never steal but one
thing-bases.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Senator Fletcher presented The psti-
ton u rs women and iS5 men from
the State Of Florida headed By shs sig.
nature of The Governor Of the State
praying Cor the adoption % an amend
uaeRt % the eoneiilution of he Unitad
States Whseh nhan enable women 10
vote An ndfItlo1ol petition of names
Aae been p3ooonlff ~ tha kouse af rao-
r1eenihlItt8. 1ha pgllliea Wna ftfCl-
RED 9 ne comniipes on Vonan auf.
fia1a
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

IN tie District Court of the FJnIts
States. for TIE Northern District q
Florida.
n ths Haft1r q E {. Bzrdlus. BantruDt III
balltucicg.
- ~ Clns'i1zn ~ y. L. Ba1dino. q TaIIsh-,.
ln lhe cp1efg IS L.eoa. and District afclcaa1'
Aci.oe . haehg given tat 81 tha g dav
A.sys - y. l.|0 the eaid "a i. nuriins va frI
E e..a,rlFl ~ that the 7rat ussl
q tlo cIl|Il Il1|n glI - hrIf ~ Iha Unita1 Gtnir
gp4lt Acllns in the unItad 8totas G0gcrsu1ni
8rllain4, ~ tae cllv ~ InlIahaa1ee. Lem coaale
tt4fA.a. g. the sl.h teT ~ Hav. "a ID. 1910, -
9'cock IN the aflorfieoa a. skleh tiIns ths efsiI
tlt nay atteHa, pEpVs thelF cl1ina, aDuoini 4
tr.rltaa- eErtElne Ne beakEupt and trlnalkt auc
uaoeting.
J.B. MOEFEFE,
Relssa in Bankruptcy.
N'e ~ eIn' ASie h-N
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Mr. FFsneIs B. winthrop easily led
~ hla eOmpotltOrs Tor representative In
ths Tuesday primary, which IL a splSn-
I'D tribute 10 the worth and ability Of
ehis goQna man. After a most success.
81 administration 90 mayor OF Talla.
Aaases, be now becomes one Of the
oounty's lawmakers. frunk Wnthrop's
Gdsnds are already predicting higher
honors Tor him.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

1hs True Democrat didn't gsl every
zn 4 preferred Cor oAies, but lts Sdi.
~ b one Of thOss who always accept
abiy bows 70 the Win Of the majority,
Snd hopes for good government from
the winners.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

zAsy are solllag Fox River butter by
tha hundrods Of Thousands Of pounds
eygn b Southern FlOrldN They Ger.
talniy have never sampled the Micklsr
an4 johnson and Moore and Vason and
olhbos butterS, or they would demand
en sKelusIvs Leon county product.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13
REY. wnsoN WRlTEs a BOOK.

REV. WILSON WRITES n BOOK
This Office was the grstifsd recipient
this week Of q nicely bound, thirty.twO
page pamphlet upon the subject Of
''Ths Lords Supper" from the pen Of
Rev. J. Edgar Wilson, the pestOr Of
the FIrst Methodist Church In Gaines
vlllo. Originally, not intended for pub
llcation, when read before his eongre.
cation. Hyde Park Church, Tampa, the
members were 20 enthusiastic about IL,
that they insisted upon its being put in
book form. The subject Is handled In q
most exhaustive, but plain and concise
manner, and should be read BY all who
can secure q copy. Gainesville Eleva-
t0r.
During Mr.. Wilson's ministerial work
In Tallahassee and the Tallahassee Dis
triet he showed himself capable Of
writing q book upon almost any line Of
Biblical thought.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Edward VII, King Of England. died
sidenly last Saturday after q reign
81 nias years George v was proclaim.
q King IN bic stead. thus ends q pow
giul monarch but q just one.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

The mite boE openlnf % the ~. y. M.
Of Irsnity Church win he haId az ~
enurch Tuesday hHy tIlk "a 4 ocloct
Mis- Ella See Wagner 9ur MizaionaEy
from Korea wili ba With ~ aad wiil
give an address Qu haF wcrh
We hope q ia4Ee crowd viii avail tle.r.
eelVtr 81 ne orNQrtinniy % kcaGlna rll.l
WafnoE
n,.-aaar e.-al.llI la.ll.a
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Notes b hcrsig given % ~ ereiiioIn. ls1gataea
Q1tEl 1ulal. arf ai persons haEiug e.4lr.e 81 g.
uanll ngfinat TIE estate 81 NnrEll "a. Wfight De-
ola9eds lafe uf le1a county, FLORIDA. - pEeeeut
cueh claims ~ 1rnanfa ~ the uudar1Ilned Wil1-
. I've gc1fe lIorl thi1 date. OthefWIae TIE e1lne
aha1 fnFouuf nftaFunrf ~ harFcd
Ihis l9th day 81 Nay. - b. 1919.
ANNE II, COLEMAN.
EE1culFix With the wiil naneUnf e the ialt Wiu
and testament 81 earnh =. WnEht E-Im1
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Ngties h heFahy gfyan - the hsiIs g Ih1n.s
that ] win Apply % the County Judge 81 LcUu
County. RoFida. 4 hlg oilos n he court houa0 %
IE'laha1ose. Fiorles, o. Saturday the l1th cav of
auuo, "A. u. 1910, % have n1rI0noa and nIlCtlCd
% ne NJ doWar aa widow q the Enid IhonaEa v.
MooFa N HIS real and personal estate - Drovidod
EI1ZABETH r NOON.
Nay i8. 1919. i4.6t
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

xhs friends Of Jim Houstonn were
pEalty confident that be would be re-
eioclsd sheriff, but hardly expected the
nmaalng strength he developed. HIs
solo but shows the determination Of
che people 70 retain IN Office a faithful
nn1 eonscientious public official.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Many people throughout the State
tavs been saying that BrOwaFd was po-
nlleally dead. In the Tuesday primary
q was demonstrated that be Is q pretty
Ngsly political corpse.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

1istlngnlahed but deserved bompll
waa paid M q. w. Saxon. Pres.
- he Capital City Bank, and cns
ae1na'H moat Feuresentntivs
~ h.s aloeelon 81 Tirrl Nc
81 the Florida BankerS' 49,.
#h|Gh a4tonfned in pUnnacola
~ NsNnn n not enly Feo
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

h cleaning up, several hundred bar
Fels 0f line could be used 10 advantage
Il Tallahassee.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Kssp boosting. Never let up in the
aAik
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13
City Delinquent Tax List.


Ia
the together Ssn
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

We must have 3 county or district
,alE
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13
TaIluhassss. Friday. Nay "a. 1910
NOw for ths Amendment.

Here's 70 the man who wonI
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-05-13

Jhe WoOdmsn Of the World will un.
veil ire monument Of Sovereign Bryan,
in the city cemetery. Sunday afternoon
next, i6th, atlp. m. Brother W. N.
Keith VIII Be Master Of Ceremonies and
n y, CauldIng orator; II. A. Williams.
Reader; Walter Tryon, Chaplain
Public Invited. A monument 70 sovsr.
elgn Perkins Win be unveiled the follow.
ing Sunday, May ~.