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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-01-19
THE CHAUTAUQUA
OF THE TROPICS

The Chautauqua Of the Tropics, Mel
bourne, Fla, is to be held this year on
March to Is. The new board of direc-
tors is busy getting everything in read
mess. DR.. w. l.. Davidson will be the
superintendent of instruction again this
year, which insures good program.
Some of the finest attractions to be had
are already engaged and the session of
1906 will be up to the high grade of
other years.
From one to two board meetings are
held every week now and no stone will
be left unturned to make this the red
letter year Of the Chautauqua of the
Tropics. The plan is to suit the taste
of every body and to furnish program
that will be uplifting and entertaining.
The board Of directors recently elected
is as follows: VIM. r. Wells, president,
DR.. l.. A. Peek, vice president, Rev. j.
b. Hawk, secretary, f. p. Branch,
treasurer, X. w. Goode, j. r.. M.
Hodgsen, Nathaniel Downey, r. Il.
Minis, ST., w. |. Mctcalf, f. H. Fee,
Dr.. Geo. w. Holmes.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-01-19
CONGRESSMAN CLARK
INTRODUCES BILLS

Hon. Frank Clark, Congressman from
the Second Florida District, on January
4 introduced in the House of Represen-
tativcs three important measures. as
follows
A Joint resolution, proposing an amend
ment to the constitution, making post
masters, revenue officers and other like
federal officers elective by direct vote of
the people of the town. city, district or
state where such officers are to perform
the duties of their respective offices.
A bill to provide for the construction
of public highways within the different
states, and making appropriations there
for.
A bill to provide for and levy an i'm
port duty on Egyptian and other long
staple cotton imported into the United
States from foreign countries.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-01-19

clay SubSoiI, and near the surface. The
creek takes off the surplus watcrroadily
and the clay dispoScs Of the balance.
These creeks take their names from
the following circumstance. That il is
five miles from Fort Pierce to where
the Fort Drum road crosses one, and
ten miles to whore it crosses the other
Both take their rise in the Allapatta
flats to the north, and flowing south.
then the Ten-mile creek takes turn
eastward till they unite and form the
st. Lucie- all together constituting the
valley that is to be the garden spot of
the East Coast
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-01-19
GIlBfRTS BAR CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

The annual meeting of the GlIbertS
Bar Yacht Club was held at the cum
house last Saturday. The governing
hoord and officers were unanimously re-
elected.
The officers are: Henry SrWaII' COM
modore; Harry Jennings, vlc'-r"mln''
dore; Jerome Twichell, flag officer l'u'
bert w. Bessey, mcasurcr; Charles =
Schuyler, sccretary,trraSur'r'
The club is taking an active 'hl''r''
in the movement to make st. l'uclr IN
let a harbor of refuge for vessels "h''a
,v;,, no a prcnt benefit to commerce OF
the eastern coast of Florida
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-01-19
GRAND LODGE MEET
IN JACKSONVILLE

The seyenty-seventh annual communl-
,ot;or If the Grand Lodge of Free and
,.conted Masons of Florida convened
- II o'clock Tuesday morning in Jack
,oryille Grand Master c. w. johnson
presiding 49,. ..o ,,,oro ,o7
,odges represented by lag officers and
sve nctitions were presented for char
tcrs of new lodges.
The annual address of the Grand
Master was interesting to all present.
and showed that the outgoing officer
was heart and soul in the work for the
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-01-19
Winter Tourists at Stuart.

Stuart is becoming quite a place for
tourists, and this winter quite number
of Northern people are there, and some
of them are building winter homes.
The following are the arrivals at the
Hotel Danforth for the past two days
W. Mullins, James Walsh, Brooklyn,
N. Y: John p. Boyle, Newark. N. j.;
l.. c. Seatcn, Louisville, KY; W. II.
Gwlnthal, Jacksonville.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-01-19

PARAGRAPHS
Items About People You Know
and Those You Do Not.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
People and Events That Are in the Public
Eye DOings of the Week Told
our Readers in Short Notes.

n. j. Trowell made a business trip to
Cocoa Tuesday, returning the same day.
+. K. Trice and John Sorensen, Jr.,
of Jensen We're in town last Saturday.
Adam Ely, and d. f. Beeghly, winter
residents at Wabasso, were in town
Wednesday.
Durkee 4 Goodwin have the contract
to paint the Baptist church, and are
now at work.
Henry Anderson, of Jacksonville. rep.
reScnting Red Rock Gngerale, is in
town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Backus and sons,
of Jensen, were in town yesterday,
shopping and visiting friends.
Mrs. =. |. .ardner, who has been
visiting at the home of her ncice, Mrs,
A. NJ. Sample, is now with Mrs. ID. Il,
McCarty.
Fort Pierce has a new blacksmith shop,
the firm Of Smith 4 Faulkner having
opened in the building adjoining Halls
livery stables,
ID. II. Sample, manager Of the ice
department of the Indian River and
Lake Worth Fish Company, Eau Gallic,
was in town last Monday.
L. L. Moss is at Daytona, st. Angus
tine and other resorts up the line this
week, making large panoramic views
for the Florida Photographic Concern.
Mrs. NJ, A. Tyler and Mrs. +. NJ.
Tyler went to Palm Beach Tuesday
where they joined Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Antwerp, and will return with them
Saturday.
The weather has been decidedly warm
the past week, so much so that Col.
Fred Fee was Obliged to adorn black
sky piece yesterday to protect his brain
from the suns ardent rays.
A letter from }. A. Soper of Owa
tonna, Mimi, who spent part OF last
winter here, states that he will pass
through Fort Pierce Sunday or Monday
ON route to Homestead, whore he will
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Coggshall, win
for residents of Stuart, from Groton
n Y. were in Fort Pierce last Friday
Mr.. Coggshal and his brother are the
largest bee owners in the United States
The are among the valued subscribers
to THE TRIBUNE.
Fort Pierce has reasons to beproud OF
lis marshal. Mr.. Alderman spertorm
inr the duties Of the office to the salts
faction of everyone. All cattle ant
stock have been kept off the streets ant
vhcn same have come in town, IRON
,u,side, the marshal has driven them out
our ncoulc should lend Mr. Alderman
.yo,v assistance in the performance OF
his duties.
Jos +. Dodge of Stanwood, was il
town Tuesday, with load of vegetables
and fruit, all Of his own productions
which he disposed of to our residents a
good prices His load consisted of tif
tcenkinds of vegetables and three fruits
and WAS composed of collards, kohl-rabl
oyster plant, turnips, parsn'ps' ruta
begras, celery, CARROTS, string beans
,om,toes. radishes, lettuce, onions, mus
tard, eggplant. oranges, grapefruit am
tangerines.
CDAND MfFT
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A jolly Fishing Party

A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Day, Rev. and
Mrs. J. Brown, Miss Annabel Brown,
Mrs. H. b. Paxton, Mrs. j. d. Almond
and w. Fee spent Wednesday at Ten
Mile Creek. The party report fish as
scarce, but say that grape fruit and
turnip green's were plentiful
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-01-19
Ro.rd Of County Commissioners

There will be special meeting OF
.ha Roard of County Commissioners OF
g. Lucie County January q at tnt ,
Clerk 8 office, to examine plans i0r y',,
building and to attend to any o'ner
bus;nsss which may come before them'
W. R. HARDEE, Chairman
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Notice of Annual Nee ting.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders of the
Fort Pierce Land and Improvement
Company will be held in the office OF
the Company at Fort Pierce, Fla, on
Tuesday, Feb. 18th, 1906. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
f.. A. EIsNER, Secretary.
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Mrs. l.. w. Bartlett, of Buckhannon,
w, Va, arrived last Monday to spend
the winter with friends at st. Lucie.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Heavier and
Miss Eva Stewart, of st. Lucie, were
in Fort Pierce last Tuesday.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-01-19
Married at Stuart.

A very pretty wedding occurred at
the Methodist church at Stuart Wednes-
day evening, Rev. T. w. Tomkies per-
forming the ceremony The contracting
parties were Miss Amy Kitching, the
accomplished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvanus Kitching, and Mr.. X. Robert
son, the popular railroad agent at Stuart.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-01-19

betterment and upbuiding Of humanity
All the committees were appointed
Tuesday and work was begun at once.
The Fort Pierce Lodge, No. 81, is rep
resented by Worshpfu Master James
T.. Andrews and Senior Warden A, M.
SAMPLE.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-01-19
Annual Meeting of Stockholders.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of Planters Security Bank will
be held at the Office of the institution at
Jensen, Fla, on Monday, February 5,
at . o'clock p. m.
ct THOMAS HELLER, Cashier.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-01-19
Yacht Club at Titusville.

The Indian River Yacht Club is being
organized in Titusville. j. Lorillard, Jr.,
is the promoter, and all the citizens are
enthusiastic over the move and expect
to have membership of over fifty to
start on. The flag proposed for the club
is a white field with the head of a Flor
ida Indian in red in the center.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-01-19

Mrs. A. X. Hogg left yesterday for a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. 4. c. B.
Tyndall, at Jensen.
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The Breatb 81 Lie.

It's a significant fact that The
strongest animal of its size; the gor
illa,salso has the largest lungs: Pow
erful5 lungs mean powerful Great
ures. How to- keep the breathing
organs right should be iman'sa chief
est study. Like thousands Of other
Mrs. Ora A. Stephens, of Port Will
liams, O., has learned no WtQ Il do
this She writes;;i . Three, bottles OF.
DIR; Kings New Discovery stopped,
my, cough of 1.-TWO. years and cured
me Of, what nay rfFiens. thought eony
sumption % it's grand fegi4throat
and lung troubles" Guaranteed by
Frank G. Bland, druggist. Price
soc ana 81 Trial bottle fFes:"
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In. these days Of rush and hurry

In these days OF Ihsn 1HHUt HlII4y
ourtesy is often forgotten In the
mad, pe1l nell rush of our life. Little Little
things are done to offend That, we
ather remained undone. a hastily
aten meal and lis resultant head
che may cause US social or finan-,
cial loss. The wise man or woman
is the one who relieves little ills of
this sort by little dose Of KodOl
for Dyspepsia. It digests what you
eat. Sold by Stone & Mercer, raj
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PINE sIS oI9IlGE
q S 81 50 Rms OF SKIN pisEAsE.
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aHB n and have your photos
taken At night stqaio.
alltet1;
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. De Ss R6SoIats o ctrS
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doctor the lritlneya fhenllgpo II - : ~ onlIi
harm tllllls y aelr only lEtls nlfF1
QWeE. Brs sloop,1s EeeGtofI -. ~ ! ~ 81
iqpie2 EiigliEsg ths HeEEs (, ~
GALL lRllGeISTS
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- = -
hepq nj r. ..prll elEIe7 err .Ia59li e
I tioh 3 1ll %. li1ltt g : ldetetl lle
I ma aee1 q 3 kened BY some move o.
her husbands PARIS g . &
4aEShg thEoatf she smiled at tirst
but presently the smile faded away
1 WIve had been Il. 81 u "a bus.
lg HtEhtpl gby the insurance
Aunt Deborah was al1Eq lsiLi1a
but at the same time 4t.iliJ 81 e pre-
Qgl he nd 9. Vs1e knew that
Henry loved herq sPf Ii9sI1ui
iay. Ift'ySt5.lSe aid d giIt, and che longer
siIe tllJusiIt the more lliiseEtll le',le
was. .SostaiitI isisnaso Gral[ .saos,
Sarah had only fallen. t,t0rBI EQHl1iee
sJeep when the ila1l1a5- and IEazlls5
awOke. He did not get up for fear Of
disturbing his wife. ind 4 Ger ling
to- the dag Cor N \ few minutes the
thought OF Aunt peborah's predictions
and Solemn Eaee mo to his
EIeearfuned afsflfe i6en Of !Slfaii SilI-
Ing him on Tor bat 5000, and Ee he
beRaI recall ~ ere Dad
done me could push
hIIi 20 stl1e tel Is him do a the
cellai ais other
ways entelle sL - sIsap etlpn,
and sitir Won ~ a
rii5 widow ne wire
feAce men = ana Ijien@fffth
patent fa4Ii nd 1lbIe- over
ed 20 Or She
~ n q II =, d i ? - II
hi IS "a fsgs n 80
IThere was cons tFaint between them
when the couple Makelup ineEt morning.
They % tried TO make out 5tbatsIthpgB
wasn't but realized that there sB4e,
Sarah claimed to have headache, ana
James s ffl Rs ha IA touch Pf rhafqna=
It noon wien the htistband came 1isi u Is
from the deld9 he had sBeen thinking
things over ana almost wished he had
turned Aunt psb6flif Out eE 9I AiotiBe.
She was. meddl esome, gQsslpy old
thing, and he would let nothing she
had said annoy him IN the least
Sarah had also been thinking, and
about the same thoughts, and 50 there
was return OF love and conadence.s
Ita1id ASt lfst Il hdats hAY'-
ever III eeir;F : lad So sarpea she ~.
andlSafah Saw HIM at Il and fat that
he was contempt atlng e, crime Sarah
asked II the handle OF o table knife
could not be made fast sby Hds lIttle
melted lea and Henryi said tq9him5
self after answering her question: s..;s
i"Ali, sha! Cot melted lead on her
mind has sheTf iwellEpv5 gotfto look
out for my eqrs-s ~ 5Sd -s6Hei7JI
For the next four. weeks the pair
were hypocrftes toward each other.
They dissembled and deceived. They
thought blncR thonEhtsl OF fehch2 6t1aera
James wanted ste SLEEP In The eayRF65
nights, and Sarah wanted to go home
and9t6II teH IhqlbeE nID 4bFti pit \
Thfis,s ere N4iasteaAifhlBg2 s Oh atdl
when, as they,ss on the
veranda 3neG aIgh tZafteF tsdiFeLa say
ing little, but thinking great deal,
farmer Fos fo4ipe game dFiBt9e along |
and halted to say:
GES6SC a6GeEOIkB heardtfi6 tlews?2 qOl
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Extra dne 1ce s-esm served s
Hotel y a3d9 Zach cay from nool
rptil midpjghAi 7sl.a 81 1nqqe48dal;
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Sol 81
Store WilsonbTrg.
No u yoting place, Aqanlston
s. AM
No. voting place, Walker hons
No. 5, voting place, l7Ttter house
No. 6, IN n Bart
liena Eagle a4s a
no. I, voting place LgnnoefporS
Sso r ,6Yotinesl plaeei ~ y1att gSsiH
y MOI Fptip taea5 81 yis Holm
son S "a.
Elk District 49, i ~
n ~, + 5r i lss gis P 9ll
?; N {5i ) and 8. s a965tting 3 5llses, B95
& ,ss,, - l5ranIltt l 3 700
s89t l,aE94ng place qqsE 1lE8F34
Station ~ s,sSsf, sN- az 30 AyiT2
Mo- sYot Hug place ~ I,h A4Aasfs
81 H,rn = ssy sssl4g ~ 1igi iar y
..-s. II !, fSaydis, Qistriotsga19 sxad
No, 1,sToting place. SaTdjs 81 be
No. 2, voting place, Brown 5. III
No voting place, 7Fafface Sill
Tenmile District.
Nos. 1rs and Q, voting place,
Salem City Building Fi=iig ,slli'
-dNoa 8, voting place, Bristol 9! b.
Mo- - voting place, Lyndie III,
No q, near Pt. Pleasant church, :
re ;, f5 voting 4g place, Ml8SFgA9Rfy1lle
~ a9 Simpson DistrTiiEet s 2,5.fl =.
Nos. Il and 2, voting place
Bridgeport s. n.
NO s. voting place, Mead9whrook
S. H 49, ,ta.=, r 7oowbaui
No. A, Grasselli, at ffI
IL 6eg Union District s-o793 ~
No. l, voting place, Burnside s
No. 2, voting place, JaF7iSyilIe
S. 81.
No. 3. voting place, West MIL
Cord S. n,
Given under our hands this the
9th day of Sept, 1906. 1asr,-l
STUART 4. REED,
Chairman.
has. G. Cofman, SecretaTyzai .aFi
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s4Neo tYotingSl aeel s yaE5 gssiit
Ivslo,n8d Fp5iipg place g Es Robin
ron =
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:IIlaW es.t YEirginia
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Co. " ~, n, y Q
= lesson IN HRaItE

Healthy kineys filter the impuri-
.tits from THE N5od. and unless they
70 ItA4s dgeod aftalih 5fs ffnpossible.i
Foiev,s Kidney Care males sbnnd
lli,djIHeys4 qp4Tnb gesi tiysEy cure gil
forpPs-rpf kfdueYi rapd bladder dis7
easG4pg # sS{FqqgtherSi the whole
system. For sale By Sturm & VIII
s5a9 aftigEists?aen 00IZ9G aHp
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odR 1iIttle ddiEesftui1la a,IIdI45a,fF..

1oaA tIeehfaifahde fHthfidtnds
sfA Ypunt5s ISdyJ d n lshpT , Es4jd an
EpSlishnan, got, InnTFied. last year In
7 .5Js3d s}jbJ 5and mad 5nISy been Eeeping
ifotIseJfit week bI5 6wd2 ifaieK q 4cousin
in theI cpuDtpy sent her ai1brgce Of
IIleasant.s.. Some, people like, TO ihanS
pIeGsants1to Keep them a Week or
two Ilettin9 4 tIi6A get1 'hfShse Oh the
ground tilh4 sthe fresh slesh is tough
and stIfipgy- The c99ls lSneE V this but
ifiveIy nothing cooking s5iSt
.f5'Please. ma'RmI'rssid Fac eooiSswhen
the Dheasants arrived do you like the
o Wild birds eyeF afd the misttFdsss.
pqHfEf Hs ,J&lW,2 2lDAlI ~
piaIned. is that some folks likes their
birds stalpi bignd aIStlf71
Srhe taIl?' repeated the mistress,
more puzzled t1un ever.
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.Iiieas Eagle g z9a 4
No. I, voting place. Lumbefport
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ITIT TWITT0 ny
u sist
0neY and nF "a
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he Tel5n, ~ ~ qil1el
ureS 5li & III
HONEY ana Tar with the
SINE success. Sold eBg StliIfIl 3 "a
VISOR lists.
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was. -Sost llii1 aoi5isMaso eraSS .saosui
Sarah had only fallen. iIlt0rR JtlQIl1
aIaaTS sIII,l,-i and
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West Yjrgftia Casually Co.
Rooms 64s4-5, Sixth floor
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ItEI Il O'Gara Coal Mining CO.,
Room 42s, Fourth Floors
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~ D1Dr. R. a. Haynes
De. ii. e. Sloan,
Roc 91g-s11, Second floor
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= - lila1fih 81 ne
9sounty Executive Committee shall
8 AZ g. t9ss,SsfIFBa1GI1B ISL sa ~
1'embers present shall appoint a
tkirFbijnothesalBduuer Of two mem
], - fbe member present shall aR1,
j,iinszang haa tlfeu e@o shall eeieet
4 third and if all members ara AZ Az
s,4n t9 gfrf61fiffa 4fe voting place at inc
lil511r 61ed for the Opening 81 IL nIe5
fbe Republican voters present
= as sleet the three eomrpissi Spers't
10 Sid commissioners, shall keep
lIqpess5e sS66sgl aud asten
fFFes are closed shall proceed ~ 20
lls Fan7 ~ each Person s6te s
il and shall make j9pt aeffsfFtihHSiaqtte 9
S. VIM 5 tEs number of votes cast
coach cReyonfl eettifg1 -e1{F s g
IA same and shall seal up thss. p pal =
n 9 cast and the tally'sR6ets ana
a iiver the same to the members OF
a Republicanl IEhauRtitl5 Commit
Il for the, magisteEial district; ~
iie3 eisy act 81 10 the leda1r1n a
y the County ReptBli EdR ssxedt ttlve'
a. ;nonittee. who shall without
~ salsing the seal, deliver the same
Tllp6f{po6 a66d saHF@ S9s chs ReP6
iia6 County EXECUTIVE Committee
81 Qlthr4gBs heethdgl hei6 after saia
8 mary election Which @9etlAg
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aSe not y
III Il
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atoms on notion duly made ana
econded were unanimously adopted
and aassed .by,said eORnnittee.+
r,I,eLpFifaaafY- ttiion--sratt
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your Eats Z -
..yviRnqs "a auhtTsg3I .T9fil2urb 7ei
esItfJs fhat53fp lpsnHad&e.. Henry Ef6F-
Der. FHi dast94ls3leg M Yeq-7 Dragon
kPnqySI boy faqlE 'siileta theiF
th3FBBg fP4ass a 5E4 5a II get tts ti9sssc
"a million 5lSslaf5t bit s6ttatf she
t5iatti 10 krlp q p,sbuRc uinlI .sIIf
t441meugilf tel, Illn4E; tlnl& %tiistofb
sarah Is sweetr9Rq q llqc8 elS5 tall ~ lantet
cent? bgfs Yhep thsFeis 81 atEFtqife
WIZ G ahEPo fsli yg4gt 8 HsoRsn 81 fE9 4,
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17

thought of Aunt pebOrnh's predictions
eripned az the. lCea OF 3faii Kill
befsaI5 TO recaII - sea ere NJ "a bad
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17

DaaYslHIH5Hen,
Dentist. s.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17

awoke. He did not get up for fear OF
disturbing his wife. 61td & tsfI 1istsnfiiS
to the dig Tor n Y few minutes the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17

sween the hours of 10 80 and 900
O'clock ?. M, in aeeta 94es it t =
rules and regulations adopted by
q saido Executive Comm r,
s[.nfiHIi he Holding 81 gaid primary
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-05

the Home Rule candidate for Super
visor-at-Large and his rival on the
Democratic ticket.
Fernandez, in his speech, attacked
Harvey for neglecting to provide fol-
his dependent relatives, leaving him
the speaker, to come to their aid. He
accused Harvey of discharging those
men under him who failed sufficiently
to patronfze the Kilohana saloon, and
also made a practice of charging the
usurious rate of % per cent. per week
on money advanced to the men.
The colonization schemes of Harvey
and Fern were such as to throw the
Republican attempts into the shade,
declared the speaker. Through the or
ders of these bosses the laborers along
the front had been herded together in
the buildings in the rear of Ahoo's iv-
cry stable, on Vineyard street.
Harvey was in the crowd and at
TO answer the charges forth
with, but the gathering OF Home Rulers
were not prepared to listen and his at
tempts We're drowned in a chorus Of
protests and yells.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-05
THE OCTOBER FORESTER
and AGRICULTURIST

A particularly valuable number Of the
Hawaiian Forester and Agriculturist is
that for October. 1t contains in full
the papers read at the recent meeting
of the Farmers Institute, beginning
with that of DR.. William T. Brigham
of which the editor says:
The information therein contained
will be of permanent value as a record
of the fruit trees which have already
been established here, and will lay the
foundation of all future works upon our
island fruits"
This is called the fruit number" on
the cover and it ought to be in the
hands of every fruit raiser and of ev-
eryone intending TO raise fruit, in the
Territory.
Jacob Kotinsky, of the Agricultural
Bureau, contributes chronological
notes The monthly report of Alex
ander Craw. superintendent of En-
tomology and Inspection, is printed in
this number.
Leopold G. Blackman, editor Of the
ma gazine. has a telling leader on diver
sified agriculture.