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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22
cORT CAsWEII. n. C., APRIL

FORT CASWEIL, n. C., APRIL ,,
los. Sealed proposals, in T1fplicate,
will be received until 3 D. M, April
&c, los, for making certain changes
in sewer here. Information furnish.
ed on application. u. S. reserves
right to reject or accept any or all
proposals. Envelopes containing
proposals will be Endorsed "Propos-
ais. for Sewer" addressed r. III. Will
liams. g. M. -9-11-22-24
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-22
Good Health
to the
Ghildre

Children especially arefond of dainties,
and the housekeeper must look carefully
to their food.
AS good cake can be made only with
good eggs, so also cake that is health
full as well as dainty must be raised with
a pure and perfect baking powder.
Royal Baking Powder is indispensable
in the preparation Of the highest quality
of food. 1t imparts that peculiar light
ness, sweetness and flavor noticed in the
finest cake, biscuit, doughnuts, crusts, ETC.,
and what is more important, renders the
food wholesome and agreeable to young
and old.
BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-08-11
AS OTHERS SEF US.


Inc second issue "l HE ST lN'lE
COUNTY tribune, the new paper just
started 1T ror' 'l'r''' !" luII( up To
''c h'gu H'a''o'ro set ny ire IfSt 'dl-
"o'' st. augustine ''''"F"'
THE ST. lLCIE COuNN TRIBUNE has
been received at Tins office. 1t is It
crru'' TO fIof'd' journalism and TIA"
tribune 'o'Gr"'"l''''S the lT"lrI"lora
anu WISHES 'il't' ul'o"'''id'd prosperity.
amp" tribune
TnE ST. IIclE County THlHuHE has
reached our table. 1t is tNropraphi-
cal gem, and filled with we'll written
local and editorial matter. \. h. VII
son, one Of thc editors and prcllirtors.
Is Manatcc county Toy, and all his old
friends wish him abundant success in
his edit oriaI capacity. Muuatcc Record.
nm, -, I,.,,, y.........
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-08-11
SHALL VIZ COMPARE NOTES?

The management Of steamship line.
plying between Cuban ports and oul
seaboard cities are endravoring to MAKE
much capital out of the freeze Whici
struck Florida on January 2Gth last
The Munaon Line, III imitation Of the
Four Tract News, Publishes a monthly
magazine, The Cuba RiNicw, to boon
Cuban trade and in It's issue for Marci
informs the world that,
"A. G.. llutchcson Co.. importers
and exporters of New York city,
after taking the utmost pains to aS
certain the. exact ruidO ion Of AT
tarf regarding the Florida pincap.
pie crop, report that all their ad'
vices AMI correspondents are unanl-
nous in stating that scventy-tiye
per cent Of the crop has been drs-
toyed utterly, and that the remain
H., TWENTY-FIVE per cent will y"
both lat" in maturing AMI in'"r'"r
in quality ard size. Huy"'S this
season must url".ud ul"n llavana
i1y their supply,
ii TIM TRIBUNE maErs lu uu.slakc,
"buycrs this season got Il few pines
from florda, and fruit Of Il quality that
did not fail to discount the Cuban goods
wherever offered.
1t was an oversight upon the part Of
the Munson people, Of course, and one
which they, 40 doubt, regret 60 that
no mention was made Of the reports
from Cuba that hundreds Of acres of
garden truck was killed by the same
excessive drop in temperature that
dealt Florida such serious blow. A
blow, however, of which there now re-
mains hardly the slightest trace.
Cuba is Il beautiful and productive
country, and We would not deprive her
OF an atom Of credit on honor which is
rightfully hers; but if the Cuba Review
is inclined to take up a list of the thorns
which adorn the rose bush of Florida,
The TRIBUNE would have no objections
To listing some Of the obl ectionabe iea-
lures with which Americans in Cuba
will have to contend, and "match-up "
Florida stands ready to match" ag-
ricultural and horticultural advantages
against the world
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-08-11
COME TO THt INDIAN RIVER.

There have been so many dishonest
schemes worked upoh the people by
disreputabe land sharks in remote and
undesirable sections of Florida in times
past, that many persons are inclined to
regard all real estate enterprises with
degree Of suspicion, Such swindles
have usually had as foundation, more
or less quite worthless land, with a
beautiful line Of literature setting forth
the possibilities Of its development, by
citing the accomplishment of other re-
gions which were, in fact, very differ
ent and correspondingly capable of yield
ing more profitable returns.
To those who desire a change to a
mild and delightful climate, Fort Pierce
does not cite its prospective settlers to
the achievements OF other sections, but
bids them come and see just what we
are doing ourselves right on the spot -
take nobody's word for it, but come
and witness our advantages and the
zeal with which they are being utilized
by thousand settlers on the Indian
River, who bless the day that they
sought the East Coast as home To-
cation,
Our readers may address our adver-
tisers, here located, with an assurance
of fair and conscientious dealing, and
that upon visit Of investigation every
facility for revealing the full truth upon
any particular line in which they may
be interested, will be placed at their
disposal,
The harvest is great but laborers
are few" and every Industrious person
VINO may cast his lot with us will be &C.
corded cordial welcome.
Come to the Indian River
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-08-11
TOBACCO HEART,
Inc way smoking Acts Vpon and In
lures the system.


Are You learning to smoke" bovss
Learning by heart-"tobacco heart -
Read what a doctor says in the Mel.
'c"' summary and then enjoy your
snokc-if YOU can
III smoking tobacco we take In car.
oohlc oxide, several ammonius and a
very poisonous oil containing Nicotine
Inc hll'lnonias and nicotine are ,he
substances which by acting in n,,mer.
Gus directions are SO Injurious to ,ho
system. The ammOnias act nm ,bo
pioou, making II alkaline and auil
thereby impairing its nutritive pron
crty. p''p
lie stomach Is debilItated ana dv,
pepsla induced. The innervutj,n ot
The heart Is disturbed, its action il
weak irregular and intermittent AMI
Ia'iithess and vertigo are the consn.
qucnces.
owing to the disturbances in tbo
ulood and heart the process of nutrl.
.'oh ~ slow, and in the young scrlous.
y "nected tissue Is paralyzed and Vi.
sion Is impaired.
iooacco Is essentially functional
rather lnan an organic poison. # mn1.
mes the special energies and NOT ,he
structure Tobacco Is eliminated NV
Tue Kidneys and very rapidly; conse.
quehtly the bad effects quickly disap.
peur under proper treatment if, how.
ever the habit is given up.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-08-11

Nr' lI'''F - ''' - ..I,..
I'HIln l'"'I WI" '.''' " ,.,..,..
lu'ud. h'l' '''''"" '''''' ,.l.l
much I" l'' I'I''' Ut ~ '"'''
the interesting games P'"('" ~ w.
bah teams IN our nrIel'h"i''F TO-" '"
have excited Ire @l"lI1P ''''"" ~
uhhaIa and Eden boy" amt '''\ NV "
drciiri to oVoulrr team VINO" WIZ
hc Er,Wu 49, the llhh''I"''"''' "''''
1t g. predicted mat "ul 10Y" WIZ ,','''
il interesting tol "o'pc OF "'o ''F""''
iup town.
/ T. Water. haa been taking IRE
r,r.,. in the southern end Of the r'Nh'
~, u,l week, and says be- was
,,r,,,ll, surprised to- find 80 many
plr,.n, home, and up.to.date pineapple
plon,ation, along the north banks ol
the 80 lu,ie river and that that Sec
tom Of the county tas ma!r great pro-
grcas IN the rast Ere years.
n an article published in a California
n,ooo1nr we note that a farmer near
Pasadena has for the past two s"aa'h'
devoted much attention TO raising vim
ter hubbard, and tie result have been
yely satisfactory. Tie past season he
Eas realized a net profit OF from two
hundred to three hundred dollars per
acre. and the demand has Increased 70
such an extent that in order 10 meet II
he Vill double his acreage. Why would
il rot nay some of our up.tO-date vege.
table growers to experiment on tie
pru,yth of this plant? The hotels along
tie East Coast would use considerable.
In a recent issue of the Tropical
Sun and also in the Times Union, the
writer read an article stating that on
the Florida KEYS has been discovered a
native grape vine that in its natural
state produces punches of grapes that
weigh from II to % pounds, and that
the fruit is very much like the Califor-
mia crana that sells for such fancy
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-08-11
When Goldsmith Wrote,

An old \o.u.He wAiIh an Atlanta
boOhloyer prizes was found in an old
bookshop recently. 1t Is THE History
or Rome by Oliver Goldsmith. Gold.
SMITHS name takes one back t. the IT.
erary fellows of that day, the hack
work they did to keep lie in them, for
when Goldsmith was at work writing
that history he was doing twenty diff
fcrent things besides, little odds and
ends that brought money for his daily
bread, with scolding landudy LAYING
down the law to him, for it was the
time when the great Or. johnson
Thought himself lucky when he could
dinc IN II cellar on siXpence worth of
tripe anu Il pennyworth Of bread and
wipe his hngers on the back of "A New.
foundlahd dog after his greasy meal"
Aud to think Of the growlrg that is
done by the little authors of the pres.
ent day!-Atlanta Constitution.
HE IRIBIJNE'S ioh uvo,.L i, oI,:l
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-08-11

IHE Western Shoe Retailer, an illus
trated monthly magazine of San Fran
cisco, in its issue for August, has am ar
tistic combination picture showing a
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-08-11

"E7uh tau.s to at -. .fs,tI r't''It.'' to
n.nsi Honesty N pyt,t. aii,.N G,;a .ovS'n'
msnt,"
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-08-11

The movement which has been put
into operation by three Of Jensen )
prominent residents to form the Game
and Fish Protective League, an ac-
count of which will be found in our col
umnS, should meet with the approval
of our citizens generally, Oar game is
being slaughtered in all seasons, and
ANY effort !" l,r"tr,' il ,u,Uld he heart
llv .'rruuIray,r!.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-08-11

irulANruG""Y ula iu.,Ilr >,'jrl,"iu">>
are virtues ior which ,h"il i,oSsr>.orS
and practitioners have reason to feel
grateful, They are mdrcd virtues
highly appreciated by every community;
but all this does not alter the solid fact
that every mans first duty is to his
family and to himself.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-07-07
BIDS ARE
TOO HIGH

The boarc of County Com.
misssouers held their regular
monthly session last Monday,
aud transacted routine business
Bills amounting to sttoo were
allowed, also the regular qum-
terly Judgment list, amounting
to nearly $500, Bids were open
ed for the construction Of the
proposed new county Jail, but all
were fat too high and the matter
of awarding the contract was
laid over until the 18th inst.
1t is very probable that the
plans will be materially changed
and new bids called for, so that
the expenses can be cut. Ae-
cordiug to the bids received tn,
cost would have reached about
sra, 900.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-07-07
TO CELEBRATE
JULY "a IN CITY PARK
Sunday Schools of Coalville, Grass Creek
and East Coalville will Have
Big Time on Pioneer Day.

The Twenty-fourth will be
appropriately celebrated by the
various Sunday schools through
out this stake and the whole
world wherever a Sabbath school
is in existence. Coalville, Easl
Coalville and Grass Creek vii
celebrate at the city park aud q
big time is assured all.
Great prepations are being
made to get up a big parade in
whichwillbe eontrasted the early
times OF the pioneers and the
present day. The Committee
follow:
Arrangements-W. l.. Hansen,
w. II. Carruth, Frank Evans,
c X. Jones. J. d. Barber and
VIM. Chappell.
Finance-P II. Medley, Ed.
mund Rees, J. d. Barber, Lizzie
Bagnall and Louie Wight.
Parade-E. II. Rhead, T. l..
Beech, Jno. +, Wilde and
Maggie Salmon.
observation-disclosures Northcott,
Grace Young, Howard Beard,
J, d. Barber, VIM. Allen, Mar
garete Paddles, and Ellen
Copley,
Services and Music-Geo.
Beard, /. NJ. Shaw Parcilla
Evans, Matte Salmon, Frank
Croft, and Edith Wright.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-07-07

West. At the exposition there
is one entire building devoted to
this subject Models aud photo
graph Of some Of the great land
reclamation projects, upon which
more than $50, 600, 900 will be
expended within the next few
Yeas, are shown, and lectures
on .he subject are delivered by
Edmund T Perkins, a skillful
civil engineer in the service Of
the government. This is the
FIRST time that irrigation has
received such attention at any
position.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-07-07
URE-FADDIES NUPTlAlS

Mr.. Robert W. Ure Of Woods
Cross and Miss Rebecca Paddles
Of this were citymarried on the
afternoon Of the Fourth at the
home Of the brides pareuts, the
ceremony being performed by
Elder {. r. Jones. The mat
rage was witnessed by about
fifty relatives aud friends of the
young couple. A grand supper
was served and some time spent
in playing games, and having a
gaueral good time.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-07-07

The Chinese are turning to small
foreign novelties and notions, such as
small hand mirrors. belt buckles.
combs. hair brushes. beads OF many
varieties. and glass novelties gener
ally. The goods Of this sort they buy
are cheap and generally gaudy and
MGR
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-07-07

Sports-Jos. Barber J. Il.
Lamb, Walter Calderwood, J. K.
Petit, Alex Calderwood and
Earl Bldredge.
The various committees are
working on the program which
will be given later.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-07-07
MEETING OF
COUNCIL

The regular session oil the Guy
council met last Monday night
July 4 1905. In the absence OF
the mayor, Councilman J.. IL.
Salmon presided. Roll call
showing a quorum present
The regular order Of business
was postponed until the next
meeting to be held Wednesday
evening July s,IsoS. Pursuant
to the Mayor orders, Engineer
Kelsey was here and dehnate
arguments were made to secure
his service to carry out the lslec-
trio light plant. He explained
his best method for he city to
persue in this line Of business.
As soon as the plant and specii-
cation are ready the work OF
construction will begin at once
A committee was named to
meet with Mr.. Kelsey at Salt
Lake, the forepart Of next weekto
look over the estimate of mach
inery and see to placing theorder
for such as will require the
most time to get same here when
needed. The committee while
at Salt Lake will look up a mar
ket for the Bonds.
Council then adjourned.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The council met in adjourned
session "Wednesday evening with
Mayor Croft in the chair.
Prayer by G. G. Reddon.
Bills to the amount OF about
s7so were read aud ordered paid.
The city marshal's reports was
read and accepted,
Sections reports read and re-
ferred to auditing committee.
TfeaSurer's reports read and
referred to auditing committee,
Recorders report read and by
motion referred to the auditing
committee.
G. G. Reddon was allowed re-
bate on license Of 81. so, on &C
count Of going out Of business
BY motion 1855 was apPro
priated as the city's share, being
one fourth Of total cost o
of cement walk in front of Coco
grocery department.
A communication was receives
from A. S. Chamberlain, making
application for position of cleo
trician, was read and placed OF
file.
Committee on celebration iron
the Coalville, Grass Creek an,
East Coalvillc Sunday schoo
asked for the use OF the park 70
July "a. The same wa
granted.
Council adjourned
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-07-07
FOURTH CELEBRATED
IN GOOD STYLE

The Fonrth in Coalville was
appropriately celebrated and
visitors from many parts Of the
state came here to spend the
Natal day.
The firing of cannons and crack
Ell heralded the breaking Of day
during which "Old Glory" was
raised. Shortly after the band
struck up some very lively airs
and kept music in the air until
about 8 o'clock a. III.
The people began assembling
at the park early in the forenoon
where an amature game Of ball
was on which attracted quite a
crowd while others hied them
selves off to some shady noon in
J the park
A children's dance was given
in the pavilion in the afternoon
which was very much enjoyed
by the little folks,
The game Of ball between
Hoytsville and the Nationals Of
OF Park City resulted in a victory
to the former by the score OF IL
to 2. The Hoytsville boys were
in their usually good trim while
the pitcher Of the Nationals was
batted all over the diamond,
At the beginning Of the fifth the
Nationals changed pitchers and
from then on they began play
ing ball, resulting in a shut-out
for louisville from the sixth to
the ninth.
Foot racing, horse racing and
many other Kinds Of sports
wound up the days pleasure.
Dances in the pavilion and
opera house at night drew the
crowds ofdaucers. A good time
is reported at both places.
Manager Calderwood and the
bsse ball boys are entitled to 9
good deal Of praise in the way
things were carried on at the
park. They worked untirinl
and increasingly to see tina
I everybody enjoyed themselves
The band was a big feature
in making the day one Of pleas
ure for all-and they were il
their best-playing from earl,
morning till late in the even
ing. The boys should be en-
couraged in every possibl
manner
And thus passed anothe
Fourth in Coalville.
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-07-07
SPORTS

There 10 talk Of the business houses
giving their employees = half holiday
during the summer and suitable amuss-
ments should be arranged to make the
day q dAy Of understanding to brisG
the people in from the counsry 10 do
their shopping In the forenoon aud at
tend the Eamet In the afternoon.
WHAT'S the nAiler Of iormiRgA nye or
elk team league and play two games
each week-on the half holiday just
40 soon ~ one game ~ finished start
the next. There IL the Co-sp, Mer-
chants, Court house. Miners, CoAlvills
Times and possibly one or two more
teams that would GENE in-put upa
trophy and the winning teas held Il
until next seAssn, Their the thing ssuld
be repeated again. That would be the
means Of getting good ball. What do
you baseball managers thinkr
The cleanest and best ball
game that has ever taken place
on the local diamond was played
last Saturday afternoon the visit.
ors going down to defeat.
The Richville team is the
strongest one in Morgan county,
and it is the opinion Of a great
many that If they had put the
last pitcher in the pitchers box
in the beginning the score would
have been two less to the credit
Of the home team. Following is
the score;
l2s4B 678O
Coalyille, ....02l 10000 Sd
Richville 00Ol OIL 90 o.
Unpire-J. Calls
Time-i hour and 10 mi nutes.
Attendance 800.
Manager oslderwosd Is TO be con.
ErAtulssed upon the hRe buneh Of
players he got together on the above
occasion.
! St, Anthony, Ida, with a
handful ofpeople, is to be swell
ed by the addition OF ten husky
baseball players. The entire
I Ogden baseball team went there
Tuesday to represent that viii
lage in the Idaho State league,
and from now Ogden will be-
decidedly a dead one as far as
/ professional baseball is con
cerned,-State Journal.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-07-07

People say that have been touring
Europe when they were over there
for a week. and living abroad when II
was a fortnight New York Press.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-07-07
LECTURES ON IRRIGATION.

During the Lewis and Clark
Exposition the public has an OPP
portunity to learn a great deal
concerning the governments
gigantic irrigation project in the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
PERFORMANCE LAST NIGHT
WITNESSED BY THOUSANDS

Tho fine performance given BY tho
lndiena on the streets last niFht were
the best 0f the week, and with the
run by the fire department. which
opened the evenings program. the
thqnsandF that lined Railroad avenue
on either side. were highly enter-
tained The run BY the fire laddioa
proves great attraction every night
and The speed wi'h which tsc h0fsca
Of q. W su0nE'a Sons Ambulance Is
driven u nothing short of marvellous.
Last oil M The IT, illus Appeared on
their ponies. halfnaked. and tbeif
blood-curdling yoils and whoona a.
they dashed uB and down the street.
jumping over hurdles OF fire. made
the crowd shout itself hoarsc. To
add 10 the excitement. one OF the
horses fell with an Indian while max
Ing jump over a fire hurdle, but the
indian was not hurt, and WAS soon up
and ON HIS mount The Indians gave
their dance last night and wound up
The nights performance with an In.
teiostlng blanket fight, ia which their
SKIN ss fine h0rsemen was shown up
very vivldly.
Taken all around, yesterdaya crcwd
was entertained In great shape and
nothing but the loudost praise was
heard on all Hidea Tor the many az.
fractions furnished by the Fair Asso-
citation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
TROOP A ESTABLISHES
SPLENDID NEW RECORD

Troop II, OF the Fifth United states
cavalry, Lieutenant Lewis, command.
ing, yesterday afternoon eatabllshed
new record for the cavalry service
IN breaking camp on midnight
alarm and getting away. II was an.
nouneed before the drill that the rec.
ord was four minutes and thirty sec.
onds. which had already been made
by Troop II. The drill IL an exceed.
ingly difficult one. II shows the
troop in camp at night. when II n
suddenly attacked BY the enemy. The
object II to see how quick the troop.
efs can gather up their tents, etc.
mount and get away. The drill yes.
ierday was the best ever seen In
this city, and the fact that the men
Eere goldg after a record made Ii all
The more Interesting. Il was success.
iul, a. the time consumed was exs
actly three minutes and flfiy-fiye sec.
onds, thus establishing a new record.
After this drili the troops gave q fine
iaber drill, which ended the soldiers
work for the afternoon. The troop.
ira made a great hit with the crowd
yesterday afternoon, and Lieutenant
lewis u deserving OF a great deal Of
praise for ihe excellent manner in
which hts men perform.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
Yesterday RAGES WERE
EXCEEDINGLY INTERESTING

r. J shlnnicks Independence won
the $500 colt race yesterday afternoon
~ the fair grounds, IN three straight
heats. making the bcs1 mile in i:3g.
Independence lost the first heat 20
Maud g., owned by w. n. Salisbury.
but after that heat the Shinnlck colt
braced and took the rest In order,
with Maud 8. second and Trixey
bad third
The mile mixed trot or pace was
won by Cricket In three straight heats
With Armada Hal and Billy Thorn.
wood In the order named. Tho best
time WIS 1851.
Mckinley won the gallopers race
yesterday afternoon IN driving fin
ish with Goddess OF Night, while
Prank Mcclure brought up the hear.
This race caught the grandstAnd and
the finish wa close enough 10 cause
the judges trouble The time was
;2flh.
Clayton Blrner. who has won all
the bicycle races Rt the fair. yesior.
day wound up the bike races by win
ming the two mile lap race, thereby
winning the $50 Clnvelaau racer DO.
mated by r. l.. Hopping Miller and
Dodson tied for second place.