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 ICAL Amn PRSSIAL.
 Jelly glass We dom at Evans'. ,
 ,MmBudd. of Moatiello, is the guest
 'ia Clyde Raney.
 SSenator Aford of Carrabelle was a
 visitor to the capital this week.
 Window shades, 10 and 2c at Evans'."
 Memrs. J. A, Edmodson and D. B.
 Maxwell are enjoying a cruise along the
 Gulf coast.
 Mr. J. R. Wells, supervisor of agen-
 cies for the Singer 8. M. Co., was in
 the city this week.
 Dr. 8. M. Tucker of the Florida Col-
 l* e has gone north for his belated sum-
 mer vacation.
 Hon. Frank Adams, of Jasper, visited
 4 Tallahassee this week and was a guest
 of the LeMon.
 Dr. Carn and wife of Centreville have
 gone on a visit to relatives and friends
 n South Carolina.
 Miss Bershe Meginnius is attending a
 house party at Monticello, as the guest
 of Miss Josie Budd.
 New lot ladiee'ready-made underwear,
 and very cheap, at R. J. Evans'. *
 Mr. W. B. Schrader of the Singer
 Sewing Machine Co. left this week for
 New York on a visit to his old home.
 Mrs. Frank Damon and children have
 gone on a summer visit to Saluda, N.
 C., where they will join the family of
 Mr. J. W. Bushnell.
 Sanitary Engineer R. J. Phillips,
 Postmaster John McDougall and Mr.
 A. Stephenson left last week for a
 month of pleasure on the coast.
 Hon. E. D. Beggs, judge of the Es-
 cambia criminal court, was at the cap-
 ital this week, and made a welcome
 visit to the True Democrat office.
 Mr. John H. Thompson will take
 charge of the Quincy Herald and Era,
 as the representative of the new own-
 er, Miss sell, and has already gone to
 his new field of duty.
 Many local and society items of in-
 terest were crowded out of our last is-
 sue, as well as some interesting county
 correspondence, by a press of advertis-
 ing upon our columns.
 Jr Mrs. A. G. Reynolds, who has been
 visiting her husband, superintendent
 Reynolds of the Wrought Iron Range
 Co., left last Friday tor a summer visit
 to friends and relatives in Virginta.
 Copious rains have fallen thus far
 during the month, and the nights are
 delightfully cool and sleep-compelling.
 July and August are the pleasantest
 months of the summer in tais incom-
 parable climate.
 Dr. and Mrs. Jno. C. L'Engle, of
 Jacksonville, stopped over Sunday at
 the Leon, en route to Marianna, where
 the Dr. will attend a meeting of the
 managers of the State Reform b-hool,
 of which board he is a member.
 Mr. R. M. Pearsall, local agent of
 the Singer Co., whose health has been
 bad for some time, has resigned and
 returned to his former home in Blakely,
 Ga. He made many friends while here,
 who will sincerely regret his departure.
 The summer training school for col-
 ored teachers opened at the State Nor-
 mal and Industrial School for colored
 youth on Monday, with the following
 faculty: J. A. Ormond, principal; J.
 H. Coffee and 0. N. Tillman, instruc-
 tors.
 Leonard Wilson, colored, who wasar-
 rested recently by Deputy Sheriff Pop-
 pell, charged with selling mortgaged
 property, was taken before Esquire
 Everett at Miccosukie last week, bound
 over, and committed to jail in default
 of bond.
 Pensacola News: Wednesday after-
 noon Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Saltmarsh
 !ave a most delightful, though small,
 ay party in honor of Miss Raney of
 Tallahasee, the charming guest of
 Judje and Mrs. E. C. Maxwell. The
 partly left the wharf at about four
 o'clock aboard the steamer Angelo, re-
 turning late in the evening.
 \ Maasle ste.
 Mayor Henderson, as chairman of the
 citizens' committee, called another
 meeting of citizens to assemble Monday
 evening at the City Hall, and seventeen
 citizens responded. The subscription
 committee reported $2565 pledged, and
 an informal dalcussion of possible sites
 and "ways and means" ensued.
 Finally it was decided that the same
 committee, with that appointed by. the
9 council should meet the members of the
 Commission on their arrival in the city
 the next day, sni escort them to view
 the different sites which have been sug-
 gested and ascertain which of them
 would be acceptable to the Commission;
 and the meeting adjourned.
 Messrs. Stockton and Mathes of the
 Governor's Mansion Commission arrived


 in the city Tuesday and were attended
 by the joint committee on a tour of in-
 spection of various tentatve sites for
 tne mansion. They held no formal
 meeting but took the matter under ad-
 viseent, appointing another meeting
 two weeks hence, when the matter of
 selecting a site will be settled.
 In the meantime the canvasing com-
 mnttee of citizens will continweits work,
 with the expctation of radsh addi-
 tional funds for the ofwhat-
 l ever site may be chosen. As an indica-
 tio that none of those restedd for
 the inspection was entirely satisfator,
 Dr. W. L Moor, of the committee wi
 receive, uni JUy th, pp tms,
 with descriptiuan, p- e. e, .om
 any maa deser of offering a suitable
S lot for the purpoe.


 Many of the older residents of Talla-
hassee will remember K. B1. Lignoski,
who was born and spent the earlier
years of his youth in Tallahassee, re-
moving with his parents to Houston,
Texas, when about la years of age.
Newspaper readers will alho recall an
event which occurred in 1396, in which a
Texas Confederate veteran named Mac
Stewart was condemned to death, in
Mexico, for the killing ot a policeman
at Paral, Mexico, in May of t iat year.
Stewart s sentence was afterwards
commuted to lite imprisonmeitL at Chi-
huahua. The connection between tne
two persons named is detailed in Texas
newspapers just received by The 'I rue
Democrat from Mr. Chas r. Cogswell
of this city, now sojourning at Bain-
bridge, and who is a cousin of Lagnoski.
 From the beginning of Stewart's
trouble Dr. Lignoski has been devoted
to the self-imposed task of procuring
his release and as stated in the San
Antonio and El Paso journals, his ef-
forts were at last crowned with success,
and Stewart hus recently arrived in his
home State an.d has been received by
all of his former friends and comrades
as one risen from the dead, Dr. Lig-
noski snaring the hours in a succes-
sion of receptions given to him by Con-
federate camps and veterans through-
out the State.
 Sickema., Shivering Fits
of Ague and Malaria, can be relieved
and cured with Electric Bitters. This
is a pure tonic med cine of special bene-
fit in Malaria, for it exerts a curative
influence on the disease, driving it en-
tirely out of the system. It is much to
be preferred to Quinine, having none of
this drug's bad after-effects. E. S.
Munday, of Henrietta, Tex wr tes:
"My brother was very low with rrala-
rial fever and jaundice, till he took
Electric Bitters, wnich saved his life.
At all druggists. Price 50c. GLaran-
teed.
 Fruit jars, all sizes, cheap at Evans'.*
 At a Bargain.
 For sale several good large young
mules. Apply to
 GEo. H. AVREaTT.
 Found.
 Pair gold spectacles. Owner can
get same by paying for this notice and
small reward to
 20 2w Rufus Willis.
 FOR SALE.
 One 6 H. P. Engine, one 8 H. P.
Boiler, mounted; all in good order; also
one Duplex 3 Cylinder Steam Pump.
Apply to J. W. BUSHNELL,
 18-1m Tallahassee, Fla.
HIU IS GOOD TAL FOR THEl FRT
 DR. ROBT. E. WILLIAMS,
The Thomasville Chiropodist has gone
to Toronto, Canada, to familiarize him-
self with all the late English ideas and
methods on the care and treatment of
the feet. A safe speedy and painless
cure for Corns, Bunions and Ingrow-
ing Nails is what the public requires
and demands. Dr. Williams is a ro-
grreasive business man and a skilled
Chiropodist, well and favorably known,
having been consulted by that srchant
prince, Marshall Field, of Chicago
and one of the leading physeans o
New York City. Let reason prevail
 d easy feet from Dr. Willima.
 71 Nora Madison St., Thomasville,
Ga. Telephone .
 P. S.-Dr. Wiliams offers Flve Dol-
lars Reward for an Inrowi Nall he
canot cure without pain. Si ly an-
tieptic. l-lmi
 New shirtwaist Unen 25c., at R. J.
Evans *


B. J. BOND,


NOTICE of Application for Tax Deed under Sec-
 tion 8 of Chapter 4M8. Laws of Florda.
 Notice i hereby given that J. L. Parrior, pur.
chaser of tax certificate No. 7. dated $ July, A. D.
190, has flied said certificate in my office, and hi a
made application for tax deed to Issue in acco -
dane t law. Said certificate embraces the
following described land situated In Leon county,
Florida. to-wit: The southwest quarter of south.I
seat quarter of fractional section 7. townsh i I
north. ranw I east. 40 acres. The said land bi a n
assessed at the date of the issuanea of such ci t..
eate In the name of D; D. Gwaltney. Unless ,asd
certifate shall be redeemed according to law.
tax deed will issue thereon on the 7th day of Au.
gust, A. D. 106.
 Witnem my official signature and seal this the
4th day of July. A. D. 1B06.
 (2sALt HENRY T. FELK EL
 Clerk Circuit Court Leon County. Florida
NOTICE of Application for Tax Deed Under
 section 8. of Chapter 4H. Laws of Florida.
TO) MAGGIE .. CROSS, AND ALL OTHE 8
 concerned:
 Notice is hereby given that C. B. Gwynn, pur-
chaser of Tax Certificate No. t. dated July Iti.
A. D. 19. has fled said eMrtlifiate in my office.
and has made application for tax deed to is.
sue in acordance wih law. aid certificate em-
brace the following denribed land situated in
Leon county. Florida to.-wit: L ta Nos1. .1 and
6. of block I1, in Villa Mitchell. In eetlons l and ,.
in township I south. In west. as per plat
file in the offce of the clerk of the circuit court.
contmning threu-quarters I% of an scre. more or
lw. The si land being ed at the date f
the issuamn of such certificate In the name of
Maggie J. Crem. Unlessm id eartfiate shall be
rdemad a ceordin to aw. tax deed will Issue
thereon on the Ith day of August, A. D. I06.
 Witness my official signature and sal Wthi the
14th day of July. A. D. 190L
 (MALI HFNRY T. FIELKEL.
 Clerk Circuit Court Len County. Florida.
NOTICE of Aplication for Tax Dese under Bee-
 o f Chapter 4811 Laws of lorida.
 Netle is hereby givenhat K U. Rs. Bssatt.
purchaser of Tax CAertiemate No. L dated Jbs 6.
a D. low has fied smid ceartifiate in my mocm
and has made application few tax deed to Is in
aecedanee with law. Said eartflate embrams
the follwin described land situated I LAon
ounty. Flria. to-wt : Ia* ef land beginning
14 10.11W elal enat of thea nerwet corner of
the muthmt quarter of atisa two, t. w hl
-se -k, weone west, a running south


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Dbammes of the Bft, flee I Neowa Spedsks.


 omnee to olde @pi"aft*In&&a&
 aEdilEms.


 First Eaptiet Church, Clint.n street,
near Ada*, Frank W. Craer
11 a. em. adT 74S m. Bible Sebhedat
10 a. m. Junlor-Batikt Union at 8 p.
m. enior BY.P.U. at 4:0, m.
Prudential committee first onday
night in each month at 8 o'clock.
Pryer meeting each Wedneday night
at Ladlaes' Aid and Ms ary
Society, first Thursday in seh month
at 4 p. m. A cordial invitation I ex-
tended to every person to come and
worship with u.
 Services for Lord's Day, July 16, will
be as fonows: Morning sermon sub
jet. "Church Support in the Light of
the ChurchCovenant." Eveing sub-
ject, "Why Men Do Not Go to Church."
Junior Union subject, "Pitchers and
Lamps." Senior B. Y. P. U. subject,
"The MeM@sage of the Flowers." A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
come and worship with us.
 Trinity M. E. Church, South Rev. J.
W. Bigham, pastor. Sunday School at
9:30 a. m. Sermon at 11 a. m. Senior
Epworth League 4 p. m. Junior Ep-
worth L ue 8 p. m. Evening Ser-
mon at 7mJO p. m. Public cordially in-
vited. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
7:80 p. m.
 St. John's Episcopal, Rev. Dr. W. H
Carter, Rector, Services: Sundays
and Holy Days, Holy Communion 7
o'clock a. m. Sunday, 11 o'oock a. m.
and 8 o'clock p. m. Friday, 8 o'clock
p. m. St. Michael's (colored). Ser-
vices: Suidays, 4 o'clock p. m. Fri-
days, 4.30 o'clock p. m.
 Spoiled Her Beauty.
 Has iet Howard, of 209 W. 84th street
New York, at one time had her beauty
spoiled with skin trouble. She writes:
' 'I had Salt Rheum or Eczema for years,
but nothing would cure it, until I used
Bucklen's Arnica Salve." A quick and
sure healer for cuts, burns and sores.
25c at all druggists.
 Mac Stewart Released.
 Mlac Stewart Released*


left a wife and chldltoe, for years
of age, who are at arltte, N. C.
where the wife's family reside, ad
whem the hiatermeat te place. The
many friends of the family and the de-
ceased in this county extend their con-
dolences.
 Mrs. A. Randolph and Arthur left
Wednesday for Tate Sprin Tenn.;
Mins Mary P left on Thursd for
Moorhead, .C., to join Mr. & Mrs.
Winthrop, and Mr. V. J. Randolph left
Thursday for Blue Ridge.
 Mrs. R. H. Gamble has so far recov-
ered from her repeat illness as to be
adle to depart on Wednesday for a brief
sojourn at Panacea Springs, after which
she expects to make her usual summer
visit to Virginia watering places.
 A Grm Tran"y
Is daily enacted in thousands of homes,
as death claims in each one, another
victim of Consmiaption or Pneumonia.
But wben Coughs and Colds are prop-
erly treated, the tragedy is averted.
F. G. Huntley, of Oskrlandon, IndA
writes: "My wife had consumptlo
and three doctors gave her up. inl l
she took Dr. King s New Discovery fo
Consumption. Cough and Colds, whi
cured her, and today she is well and
stronT." It kills thegerms of all dis-
eases. One doee relieves. Guaranteed
at 50c and $1.00 by all druggists. Trial
bottle free.

 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
 Nocle* s hereby given to all creditors of the es-.
tate of Mrs. Emily M. Collins. deceased and to 'Il
persons having ir'mm against her or her estate.
to present eame aeording to law within two yers
fromthis date, the 18th day of May. 1909. other.
wise all such claims and deman0w', sha be barred.
 W. U. GIRARDEAU.
 Admr. Estate of Emily M. Collinr.
 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
 Creditors, leratee. distributes and all persons
having claims or demands asanist the estate of
Nancy 8. T. Bradford. late of lon County. de.
oed, are hereby notRed aid called upon to pre-
ont them to the executor of sa14 state wlthn
two years water the first rubietion of this notice.
otheisw the same shall forever afterward be
baitd.
 JOHN R. BRADFORD.
12-St Executor.
In the County Judge's Court of County
 of Leon, State of Florida.
In the Matter of the Estate of RoLert L Collins,
 deceased.-Notice of Sale.
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT PUR-
 suant to the statute of the State in such em-
s made and provided. I will expose to sale at
public sale on Monday, the 7th day of Aurust,
1906. between the hours of 11 o'clock In the fore-
noon and I o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at
the store house, corner Clinton and Adams streets,
in the City of Tallahassee, county of Leon. State
of lorida all the Stock of Drum. medicines
wares and fixtures. proper thelate Itiaert L
Cola". deeeaed
 JOHN G. COLLINS,
Administrator of the Estateof Robert L. Cllins.
 deceased, this 80th day of June, A. D. 1906.
NOTICE of Applleata u for Tax Deed mder Sea-
 ton 8 of Captetr 4 .M Law of Florida.
 Notice is hereby given that J. L Farrior. Ir.
chaser of tax eartmafte No., dated 6th Jly.
A. D. 19 1. las ftled said atilsas in an c.
and ha mae application for tax eId to moa in
accordance with law. Said cerUate eamb ea
the following deMribed land ltutd In I
county Fords, towit: Th south quarIr
northeast quarter of northwest quarter of t orth-
west quarter of section ll.townah 2 north.ranrv 2
east, 24 acres. The said land bing assesed a
the date of the issuance of such certificate in t he
name of A. W. Gramlilng. Unle said certificate
shall be redeemed according to law, tax deed will
issue thereon on the Tthday of Afust. A. D. 19S.
 WitnMo my oMicial signature and l*l this the
4th day of July. A. D. 1906
 (BEAL.) HENRY T. FELKEL.
 Clerk Circuit Court. Leon County. Florida.


=Me


J. D. GAY,


 Wood YeeE

The Bet ard Weeood nd Ptne in stock
all the tme. Prompt delivery, and sat-
isfaction guaran- t
 J. W. DOLLAR.
 "tR SAL*.
 To elose out seen; the drag store and
fixtures of R. L. ColAin, drug store in
Masonic building will be sold at a great
bargain.


one.


 Those in need of business horses or
drivers should see these animals.
There's a grand lot to select from.
Prices are right.


Feed and Sales Stable,
 140 South Adams Street.


 STYLE SMUPRLATIVE
 pits serene atop the rigs we have for
 hire. Tney're easy running, of course;
 S. _' the horses that draw them are man-
 aged with scarce an effort; but withal
 /.'.f 4 the equipment is stylish to a degree
 *Lt Every convenience, every comfort goe
 with the equipages we let by the day
 or hour. The lesser time will prove our
. words.
 CAPITAL CITY LIVERY STABLES,
.a' C.T. T. HANCOCK, Prop.
 Phones 73 and 39.


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and better are the chances of your
getting perfect flour satisfaction, when
you use the Clifton Brand. Truth to
tell, there's little likelihood of your
having anything but a pure, wholesome
yet economical product. But don't be
content with a "Just as good" flour-
demand the Clifton everytime, it is the
very best. At J. W. COLLINS.'


 THE dRIFFING BROS. CO.
Who are They ? What is Their Business ?
 NURSERY MEN
 and they are largest in their line on their plan.
 The only Nursery in existence allowing you to see trees
growing before you pay for them. Is that not enough to
convince you that ou will get exactly what you buy and
of the best grade ?
 They fully guarantee their trees and are absolutely re-
sponible. Prices are right and I give my guarantee too.
 Budded Pecans, Pears, Peach, Plums, Figs and all other
kinds of trees, Ornamentals Roses, etc.
 Remember that no other Nursery makes such a liberal
proposition and hold your qrder until Salesman cas and
he will submit you the proposition in a few word&
 In what home is fruai and flowers not appreciated and
worth their cost? L C. YAEGER, Agt.


 P. T. NIoHOLSON,


 JEWELER. ,

 Repair Work a Specialty.

 AD Work Dowe Promptly. Sattfacdon Guaranteed.
 LIVELY BUILDING, TALLAHASSECC.
_____________'__V6BB 59@ e W


Of a Truss


Lies in the Comfort it As-

sures. I have a Large Line

of the Best and Most Com-

fortable Makes.

D. R. 6OX, Druggist.
 Telephone No. 17.


 LOOKING OVER
the stock in our stables will be a pleas.
ure forl) the horseman. The showing of
good acclimated
 HORSES
of evei y description is an Interesting


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