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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-06
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felnber Geue olls. nG5 ipiro feline Gra
lDfung - s8 pir0 Elm Martprium!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-06

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-06
Spicr bc5 YMtpmpbils.

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tcr $. Secrp ~0elenftes Nutomobil
iiberillbr bel,te Sarrp @ire, IL Sabre
alt, uno @latelcp Soruep, II Sabre
alt, lud6relio bic anaben ultf eltent
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auf ser Stelle foot ino SaroeD ent-
fam nit Ieibtell @erlebungen. Seerp
~licferte lih Ser NoliSei aus lino mlroe
gegert H1rple cntlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-06
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5rdu Gbas. 81 Chart aus 9tem-
Dorf ipuroe Dcitern IN uSnmpton Ger
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pom $4,000 beraubt. Der deb, bon
meldem man l,od) feine Spur bot,
ilabI Die Supclen aus Dem 3iinner
Der Game.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-06
Ger ucrnngliiftc 2nftidIiffcr.
NocQuet's longe @dlberltng Dor lei
nem Sobe. - 9elperater 3ampf
ltm icin 2eben IN booenloien DO
rGlten uno Siimpien.

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Folll 9tocqliet, melde geItern Ibcno
allf Gott Sslanb geiunoen mirbe, i'll
bellte friib 3 llbr nud) Dem Gtabliiic.
lnent oes Observation-Disclosures q. q.
Wbite IN ImitppiQe, 8. s.. gebrahi
rporoen mo 3luar bon GnpitGn Geo.
Smitb, melder bic 2citbe 9efiluoen,
bon elmer Sauis, almnlnn Sail uno
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ter beidluiier, bieIen bis morgenSor.
mittag 8 llbr SIT pertagen, GA Or.
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i1mmtlid Mitglieoer bes Ierp-G hubs
begabet iih I'M 2aufe oes @osmittags
inter 6iibrrna bon Capt. Smitb nod
Gott : Sslano, uelder Tie i1ad Ser
lStcllc fiibrtc, no oie 2eide geinnoeu
m1r0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-06

Baltimore, Wiarglanb. Is. Mars 1906.
Nm bic Millionaire
Der ~,llnitco 6ailiuahs & electric Gumpanb"
uun Baltimore.
GS iuiro hermit beianllt eenladt, baB Die
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Gci6loiien mo am ~. Npril 1906, 10 lBr Dor.
mittass, iricber ac0iinet ipcrheii.
Sm ~sulftra9e beS Sireftoriums
s.. Is. @cSiltun,
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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-11
Letter from Mr.. Tyler.

continued from page -
set of books a set the voters of ST
Lucie county will be proud Of.
Following is q letter of recommended
ton signed by each member OF the
hoard of Alderman and the mayor OF
the town of Fort Pierce. This recon-
mendation should established uy quail
fications and fitness for the office.
To Whom it may Concert
This is to certify that Frank NJ 3y'er
has been elected to the Office OF CLERK,
assessor and treasurer Of the town OF
Fort Pierce two terms, and his BOOKS
have always been kept in "A neat ah'
correct manner, also his accounts as
treasurer have always been found cor
rect and all his duties connected W'u,
tho above Offices have been executed
with correctness and despatch.
We recommend him to any one WISH
;nc the services of a book-keeper OF
Office man. Signed:
R. Whyte, president; A. B. Lowry
IA Edge Jno. H. Wynn. G. 5. Tucker
hoard of aldermen; F. h. Fee MAJOR
I have several more recommendation,
fully as good as the above but 90 no, h0'
think il necessary to put them before
YOU. when the above covers the grou!o
Thanking you for your considerable,
.rd rasnectfully asking for your support
on May Is. lam, Yours m truly y,
y" FRANK NJ. TYLER,
Candidate for Tax Collector
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-11
Letter from MIR. Bray.

Nv attention has been called to a
recent article in the papers over the
name Of a. N, Hoofnagle, in which he
attemgs to create the impression that
i'll am elected to the legislature there
will Dc danger of my attempting to
annex St. Lucie county to Osceola,
D,Ie or Brevard counties. ] do not
think the gentleman really feels as he
writes but is resorting to a political
trick to work up sentiment against a
candidate whom he fears. But in order
70 ease Mr.. Hoofnagle's mind OF this
scare desire to say in this public man
ner that am as loyal to the county OF
St I,lcie as himself and am in favor OF
leaving it AS it is. Any such proposition
as the gentleman suggests Will meet
with my opposition.
As to your question, "Who is this
man Bray?" will say that will answer
that question in my meetings and
especially at my meeting at Fort Pierce
saturday right, and if the gentleman
will, attend and give me a respectful
hearing believe will convince even
him that should have his support
vase Very respectfully,
r. f. BRAY.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-11
Made Happy for Life.

Great happiness came into the nome
80 r Rlair, school superintendent al
o. O.. A,hans, w. Va, when his little
daughter was restored from the dr ..Mr
&C., somnlaint he names, He says; my
little daughter had St. '''uS n'e a,,,
which Whit, Welded to no treatment but grew e,
" Will, worse until as last resort we
s stiaS kElectric Bitters: and rejoice to
tried tr t h,ee't bottles effected complete
cure" Quick, sure are, c dssi, io, female
Weaknesses, IMPOVERISHED Dioop p;s "e
, weanG Guaranteed by Fort r'erce
Drug Co. Price 5Oc.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-11
Had a Close Call.

"a dangerous surgical operation IN
,,o,,,iro the removal of malignant ul-
oar as large as my hand from my
danubter's hip, was prevented by the
onnl;cation of Bucklens Arnica Salve, -
Savs A C. Stickel, of Miletus, W. Va.
persistent use of the salve completely
o,,red it." Cures cuts, burns and lnJu-
.;os 25c at Fort Pierce Drug Store.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-11
Letter from Commissioner Hardee.
Continued from page ~

.
lose votes than TO hold an Office and rur
1t on the plan Of a Gree and easy.'
! am in this contest not at or by the
request of any faction but by the wish
of what ] consider the predominatino
business interests Of the county and
with my record as an open book through
out the county and the unouestionablc
support Of men who are the financial
backbone of our county, am before
you, subject TO your approval. have
made no appeal to you for youl
vote, but ] shall as fully appreciate
your support as the man who thinks il
necessary to go about telling his ignor.
ant (Ohearers how to vote. Your vote
Is your own, and | contend, that | have
no right to try to dictate or to influence
you to vote other than your business
judgment dictates. 1t seems to me,
that If there is any merit in a person,
that people will find it out without hav.
ing the person tell it himself, and after
all how much can you Judge of the
character of a candidate who is out
with his Ego to meetin' cloze on" and
his vote getting smile, whom you have
never seen before and who never
thought it necessary to look you up
until he wanted an office? What can
you tell of a mans fitness for office
when he calls on you to tell you what
a great man he is and advise you how
to vote. Think of man who you never
saw, or prehaps never heard of before
hitching up his high steppers to steE
over to Fort Drum or Tantie to tel
those people who to vote for, as If the
people out there were not as capable OF
casting an intelligent vote without be-
ing told how to do it, as the pompous
candidate. Your vote is your own anC
is supposed to be an intelligent vote
Cast it where you feel that it will dc
the most good for the material welfare
and upbuilding of st. Lucie county
Let no man persuade you to vote con
trary to your best judgment. Wher
you have voted for the best interests
of St. Lucie county you have done YOU
duty, and no one has any cause fol
complaint. will willingly serve thu
county if nominated and elected but
want the nomination to come from thu
people of their own free will, and no
by political methods. ! am not
politician, nor do ever expect to be
am simply business man who ha'
the interest of st. Lucie county yer.
much at heart, and if majority OF tn
people of the county want me for com
missioner, | shall serve them faithful,
and honestly without fear or favor, al
| | have done in the past. If my RECORD
meets your approval shall appreciate
your confidence, if it does not NEE
with your approval vote for my oppon
ent, he may suit you better. onl!
want YOU to vote for the best man tina
your judgment can select: look then
over and vote accordingly:
w. K. HARDEE.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-11
Letter from Superintendent Plstts.
continued from page n

continued from page y
before, The teachers hired held higher
grade certificates than ever before and
as rule have given better satisfaction
than any set of teachers in the same
schools in the past. The terms have
averaged longer than ever before in the
county. No school has been broken up
by disagreement or neiyhborhood
quarrel; this never has been the case
before. No serious complaint against
any teacher or employee of the board
has been brought in and all minor com.
plants have been promptly looked into
and adjusted. Having taken up this
work where every thing was new and
dlsorganl2ed we feel as though we
were doing pretty well and giving the
people their moneys worth.
And, mind you we are not so raw
either as the superintendent and two
members of the board were experienced
school men, familiar with school laws
and conditions in the state when APP
pointed here.
Your superintendent had the honor
of representing you as member of the
Brevard county board, when our county
was simply one district of Brevard
county and during his term of Office
the present school building was built at
Fort Pierce and the plans made for all
the good buildings in st. Lucie county,
at Jensen, Sebastian and White City.
In all my life among you have never
asked favor of you for myself, | have
needed none, ask this office at your
hands because consider that | am
better qualified in every way to carry
on this work than either Of my oppon-
ents. have much to learn, ! have the
mind to learn it and you shall have the
benefit of my study and work.
Personally, | have always voted the
Democratic ticket, a Democrat by
choice as | was raised in republican
community. | have never been led of
by the strange Gods of populism Oh
prohibition, from the party of Jackson
and Jefferson, as at least one of my
opponents has.
am not slight of hand performer,
ventriloquist, hypnotist. phrenologist Oh
any other "ist" which carries with it
the title of professor.
No charges have been brought
against the present school administra'
ton. We have worked hard, faithfully,
lovingly for the good of our little ones
Our beautiful new county needs the
experience and good business sense of
every good man during the next few
years. ask simply to be allowed tc
use what powers of mind and heart
have been given me. The business
experience and education | have ac-
ouired, in the up-bulding of schoo'
system which shall be an honor to st.
Lucie county and which shall fill her
borders with honest, educated, patriotic
citizens. This is my ambition.
While | have no apology to make to
my opponents for my structures or
them, | beg the pardon of long suffer
ing public for this plain talk.
love not to breath my own praises
in so public a place, Forgive me ant
believe me in the future as you have II
the past, the personal friend of each o
you and your most obedient servant,
c. p. PLATTS, M. ID.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-11

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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-10-10
Camping on Shenandoah.

DIR. A. b. Tucker and wife, who
have been camping on the Shenan-
doah for the past month, expect to
break camp Friday and return to
New York. During the past few
days they have had as visitors Miss
ROsalie Mccormick and Mr.. Prov.
Mccormick, Jr. They have had
very fine bass fishing and have
caught some genuine beauties. DR..
and Mrs. Tucker are enthusiastic
over their camping experience. and
will probably make this feature
of their annual visit To Berryille in
future. DIR. Tucker has a large
practice in New York City. and
will welcome the relief and relaxa-
tion found in these camping trips.
During their stay on the Shenan-
doah the camp has been a popular
place, and many visitors from a
distance have come down to see
how they were getting along.
With superb tents, the rainy
weather didn't affect them in the
slightest, except to delay their
fishing.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-10-10
Breaks the Record.

The Blackstone School for Girls
will break the record the present
session. From the beginning,
twelve years ago, to the present
time, there has been an increase
every year. The enrolment in
the boarding department the pres
ent session Is about 300. and the
total enrolment OF boarderS and
day scholars will be at least 400.
100 more bOarders could easily
have been enrolled, but the Princi-
pal of the school will not take any
boarderS to live out side the build
ing. Judged 10y the enrolment
and the number of applicants re-
jected, the school is easily in the
front rank in Virginia and in the
South. The Principal is pushing
the Carnegie fund, having secured
$4,000 i'm good subscriptions.
leaving less than $4,000 20 be
raised. Work is being rapidly
pushed on the new $4,000 build
ing, and it is expected To have it
under cover before winter sets in.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-10-10
Mr.. BTOadduS Returns.

Rev. Julian BroadduS, ID. d.,
has returned from a visit to his
former charges at Saluda and
Urbanna. His visit there was
curtailed by a strike among the
steamboat men on boats running
out of Baltimore, as he feared that
an absolute tie-up of all the boats
might result in his visit being
prolonged more chan he intended
The Baltimore papers say there is
some talk of the State taking steps
to bring the strike to an end.
Mr.. Broaddus will preach in the
Berryville Baptist Church next
Sunday morning at IL o'clock, and
at Millwood at 3 p. m.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-10-10
The WASHINGTON Herald

The Washington Herald. 4 new
morning paper, made its initialap-
pearance Monday. 1t presents a
clear-cut, well-printed appearance,
and its makeup Is similar in many
respects to the Post.
We believe there is abundant
room in Washington for another
morning newspaper, but it strikes
us that it must be either squarely
Democratic or Republican, in
order to receive that out-of-town
patronage. \ Democratic policy
would be more likely to meet with
approval, certainly in Virginia.
The independent field is well
covered, in our estimation, at this
time.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-10-10
No. 33.
To Build Another Switch.

The Norfolk < Western Railroad
has closed negotiations for the
purchase of a strip of land from
Messrs. \. Moore. Jr., and George
c. Ricamore, on which the company
will erect an additional switch about
1900 yards in length. The new
switch will run parallel TO the one
now being constructed by the rail
road company, and will give them
a large amount Of track at this
depot.
\ rumor Is current that the rail
road company Is contemplating
the enlargement Of the Berryville
depot, but nothing definite can be
stated at this time.
We have been told that the rea-
son our depot facilities have not
been improved heretofore is be-
cause of the attitude of certain
property owners near the depot,
and the fact that the Town Council
did not seem to take any interest
in the matter.
To secure a new depot the
Council must be willing TO spend
some money In grading down the
street alongside of the depot.
The corporation can afford to
spend considerable money in grad
inc the streets. if, by so doing, an
improved depot can be secured.
Would it not be we'll for the
Council to take up this matter with
the railroad company and offer to
do whatever may be necessary in
the way of street grading, in order
TO get the improved depot,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-10-10
Watch the Trusts.

The Richmond journal Is the
only one of the three dailies of that
city that stands up for the Demo-
cratic nominee for governor of
New York, w. Il. Hearst. The
Journal prints in full the magnif-
cent address of Mr.. Hearst at
Madison Square Garden last week,
where $4,000 people gathered To
here the Observation-Disclosures
League candidate speak.
Hon. w. =. Bryan and Adlai
Stevenson. EX-Nice President. are
warmly supporting Hearst, but we
notice that the Standard Oil Trust.
II. II. Rogers. comes out openly
against Hearst. Thepeople should
watch the trusts and vote for the
candidate they oppose. South
Boston News.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-10-10
Thomas F. Ryan Jumps the Fence.

That able, jealous and distin-
guished Virginia Democrat, Mr..
Thomas f. Ryan Of New York,
has renounced Hearst and will
support Hughes in the New York
gubernatorial race. As delegate
from Virginia to the st. Louis con-
ventiOn, as life long Democrat, :"
as stickler for regularity. as a
safe and sane" sample, we would
have supposed Mr.. Ryan would
have done as he wished TO be done
by. When he inflicted on the
Democratic party a man so at
variance with its tenets, so antag-
onistic to most things Democracy
is defined to be, so cold, so unsym-
pathetic. so f. removed from the
people and so near the trusts, or
rather as Mr.. II. III. Rogers calls
them the business interests" of
the country, as Mr.. Alton b.
Parker, and told its members that
1t was their duty to support him
because he had been nominated by
"a regularly organized and held
Democratic convention. we sup
posed he would bow to the same
rule. TO the will Of the majority.
and support the Democratic nomi-
nee in New York who has been
nominated under similar conditions
to Mr.. Parker. To be consistent
he should have done so. But NO.
He and Perry Belmont, who was
masquerading as a Democrat along
with the Parker circus, are both
boilers. both have too much" char
acter' to train with those manag-
ing Democratic affairs in New
York at present. Possibly when
MIR. Ryan and Mr.. Belmont get
over the jar Of the November cleo
tion they will observe their mis-
take, for it Is certain that those
who are boiling Hearst in New
York have burned their ships be-
hind them. Never more will they
be part and parcel of the Demo-
cratic party in that State. They
must stay now where they natural
~ belong, where they can no
longer play Hyde and Jekel. Mr..
Ryan has represented the Demo
cratic party in Virginia in con-
vention assembled for the last time.
-Staunton Spectator.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-10-10
Mr.. Gold at Manassas Court.

Hon. Thos. ID. Gold is attending
Circuit Court at Manassas this
week, at which term he will pre-
Sent his report on the boom" cases
which remain unsettled.
From all indications, we belive
Ihe boom" cases will all bc set
He'd up and the matter finally dis
posed of within the next few
mOnths.
The only thing which seems to
bar speedy settlement of these
bases is the failure of certain of
Ehe debtors To come forward and
pay their assessments.
If the larger debtors will follow
! he example already set by some,
hnd make their payments, we be-
lieve a sufficient sum will be raised
to pay off all the obligations, costs,
etc., and the celebrated boom"
eases can be retired in the courts.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-10-10
A Versatile CartOOniSt.

Homer Davenport, the cartoon
ist, is about to combine the crayon
with the pen; in fact he is becom-
ing almost as versatile as Hop
Smith. While the latter builds
light houses, paints pictures and
writes books, Davenport breeds
Arabian steeds, draws forci6le
political cartoons and writes maya
zine articles. 1t is interesting to
note that the commission receRtly
given him by the Woman's Home
Companion to sketch and describe
the Arabian horse and his master
on their own wind-swept desert
haunts is the direct result of
Davenport's engrossing love for
horses, especially the beautiful
Arabian kind. 1t is said that
Davenport threw over twenty
thousand dollar position to write
and Illustrate series of articles
on this subject for the Woman $
Home Companion.