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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15

Deb IL, at Canadian gdeiie fun utsotu'
ger itaneinapiitc, Tuite os brittle 8asfaSea
rer mso itoe 3anpere ira Gtperpool2 oar
Te nuesniiube tGqst | Bstragtninl butlfea
SorosI bette CT Tor SereS 5lPstHrrgsr Og
8rnHer ipm ital sIprt RetieH ooer CeearGt?
Reo 7e, at bette 8przparis rpe ETpreseGm'
perr "gmyTeis Of britain" 90 "JHpreis o.
Srefano" - 10000 Cons 9tSgiarcrIert -
er De fnsfte, b~urtiafte % itsrtfe 6dTpere
melsm Ct. 2alprcHee SGuHcc % S%Tperpool.
Treble 8lasfss Betoemmsljgbeber er life
dlene fulot gaa Ssioe meo Sieen, uIeI b.
auer 6eoite. Tom oUerbOueoet Tan tGnteS. sGs
hpiter for "a og 9 iuoeu eTtrdbctultEgJ.
btsie tr miotsibs % Iigt rmoer fsr1ie Rios
ic Beipsmmcligbeocr. 1rs0le alGSifS Spie'
ialor optaaer 6eIe Sftbets 8reoos % bar
siooeptu6ie for fere 6uHoreoe R~Gs'dgerer,
bpor DtaaltioerHe ~isrperes uee erifeoe 5gT'
be.
Streits Suite o. IaUs Biustpriier ira 5iGH'
o~inapieu iii NorotehrH.
SerpsHo Fem I'll Dor nGrreite 9psal'
aaeri ban oil aipe Sem talo Seitso ON
pore Gpririnlige trroie RlasSes Setpsu1'riig'
bsoer. 8iletprtier DIV.
Canadian Pacific Railway
Atlantic Steamship Line.
c. }, Benjamin, 6snsralAgset
232 Clark str. chicago
4. E. Lldman. ssssagsngent for Sorays'su.
Minneapolis hihn'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15

Ssesialo. Sperretsia9ferer Sol
aer lam / aalborg er aiguaet neo
9pber poa 8roiesior Ropiing$ Silt
nif I 8isbenbapn.
8gI. aapelmtiif,ts Ssoalo
9ouIien er bsO, so 4ur ganmel.
San baobe i be iibitc ID aar ltot
al Greft / llnoerIipet.
SperretsasieSior, Or. iur. y,
Sbomien er bsS, 80 glor 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15
Or, Niles Anti Pill S.

q bsztst assrri % paahssist TRisssI iss fsa sRrs
nypss 6ssstpszs. RssSmsrtxr. Dtaseptas. Rrn-
rsiea. ssrpsNtst SrritabiIitt eseaissse. Sgt
eosuca. 9ubseogssr hovrfss cp,aln sasr Tosaa.
"a s~sxrlsAsr inesn ikmrs SftsrotrfniusfL . Doss
rs Sssts. Sss apofhstsr sau sssss d - nxs
u<ekrl q. Glfbsvt 9abeana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15

SplSinsbro arp, tilhsrenSe sang.
bar Ssenien, ToISiteoet ~iurnmefteos o9
Q. Seuieus @aarS er fa~ISitanSig
neobrGnot. mcISes fra SoIiteS. Saa
aobt ipn intet Satobo reSNe0eS. 3aa
SoIbiteoet br9nSte ale Qnpirer %
20 aroner tontant. Sabcn er opitaaet
i en- Sforiteu / q. ScnienS 8aarS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15
SrGbt al 2snet. Sra Somar mel

SrGbt al 2suct. Sra Samor mel.
6es oen 24oe april: 2Sroag, ba Der
off ct fraitigt Sorbenpeir ODER Sp.
Ianbere, iIog Spuet neo / cit Stue /
8ang. Set rep no en- al Stuens
8Ga9e, ip~Iirtreoe 0sre % Siuouer
oC br9nOte Sui / 8uIoet. Gu so
aar 9amneI 8one, iom bIanot an0re
bar inoe / Stuen. 1T en- iaa poIoiom
&pfteIie, at bun faIbt ON % fuiite
anfeIcu. Sguur af9if bun ueO %.
ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15
Gn nh sofrone IfaI ! 9annlnrf

proaes ! anleSning al Sronifiitet.
Sen bor baa ben enc Sibe gineSe AZ
BEN oiSsSe aouac, paa oet anoeu al
zen M ~reaierenoe Dsordrf. Ser ital
prraes 10000 Ctr. Eotroner; at
2toten ticncr omtrcut 80 Frotcnt
roo benz, fan man regt,e no oerai, at
Ser err 70 8ram rent 5slo | Ell 20
frone, % ct @rum GsIO foitcr s Gre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15
st !SnuIfdelifab meb en- @apitnl

UT 1NDHfftIeIffuU HIEU gH NuVEH4I
al 70-S0,000 Ser. err oaituet / Sait'
geiuno. 9iSponent bIep 9opib Ups
ocIb, &fre, &arnscr. 20 9urp.
trapIere ifal i~nbfisbeS / gtetpcaitle.
Siifet bill bIioe brebet | Roroiisen %
unber oen norIfc 8pit meo Snurpe'
not efter Glib % Mafrel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15

Z Sfi1rpeiasen err Der nu TalSt
Com meISes fra Eruubbier. q.
Chr. Soften iosrntes / aar % 6
Moaneoer, s. Chr. Soften 8 Wuone.
bers StroiarbeiSe os Sob. SiImar
&ieHrndnn % Doges @ata 90 grso,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15
Gu upS ~TSuttiaaaaro.

VH UUU O"
rcSeIeS ben 24oe april: Dn berpG'
retSe aomnuineS S~attiggooro ortueS
paa Ell iao sforouiif Toabe, of ben
life alete fan Saffe fine egne llo8tf'
ter, men enoo9 afboloe iurtLi8e aont'
mtuens surige SattigbGi etSltSgtlter.
3ette aorbolb, Ser iiffert or e~neItaa.
cnbe her / 2GnSet, bar puret en- Del
Mnr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15
@rrnSt @anrh. @aarbeier :. 81.

FUH VuHRU. oW"t w.
lens 8oarS i gltteritp, @repinge
Sogn, er totoIt neobrGn0t, Scbo'
crue laa % 100. % 9ran0en opItoo,
% bIcp rcobeSe / iibite Eicbiif. 70
Seite og en- So reSeoOes, meoenS ben
sprise seIGtnins inoebrGnote. DIM
Nbens Spfomit pioes enout tntet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15

afcpo @etcran. SorleOen 0og be-
ardueScs pua 8eiitrltp airfegaaro
@narSeier Chr. Sbsserien al &Hn'
Iiriip. aiosoe bar meo i &reaorstrt.
oet. San par ifslae "gtaIb. cit"
en- bpstig o. cnergiif Mono. Ser ira
inaa aoor bapbe arbeioet Jig op til
eforuniif geIuitpnoig9eb % bonoe
fouet uoerbraget flere S~iaiSsboero.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15
Sra Uorse.
1flnHestlfrIne.

1tIsffestiIieISe. Sra Wanoai
meooeIes, at @~anrbbrnger Ole @am-
meIien er omfommet / Ct gaitS, iorn
ban FuISe iatte ODER. goaoen Dor
prerlaftet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15

Sill SaafOnsballen bar en- anonpm
f,prfef 1000 Ser. Set tprelbbtge
MeiuItat al SnSiamIinsen bier ct
geIsb al ca. 10000 ar., meSoeler
8ergensauiierne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15
Otter Q%pennlNffcn.

Otter IoennlNffcn. BoarDen 30
Rolls Suie | 9oen Sogn maatte eiter
ben itore ltIgffe / SaHuar 1905 ITO.
flpttes. Smfoitningerre oeb oenne
SuiefIptnine, 2,O43 8r., er rn I'll.
Iaot uSrebet at Def SffentIises Wio.
Ter,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15
Set rlbIte Reuncife paa Sfagcu,

Sen 92uurige @nfe Gbriitiune llgser'
bolt, buis afSsoe Rnre / en- lang
Mnrrrfte bar Sprposicr peb Stagens
Npr, er SsS. 0eu qatnIe Some efter'
laoer iia paa Sfagen en- taIri8 SiG9t
al 9srn, gsrne6srn % 8srnebsrtS
gsru. iSIere al SpeIts melt onIete
ca Suatige SoanSOGrfcre bsrer til
6enne Samilie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15
Sra Danmarf.

s,rosinspresien. Meouftsr g. Sen.
fen | gsbiere bar Iolgt "aolSinspo.
item" til Ct SnteresieHtifob | aoloiua
Ser pil fortiUtte llogipelien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15
as(aubs Riaspanben, ser tibIigcre

ISLANDS Rigspaaben, Der tiNIigcre
tar Ell Stotfiit, err M ioranoret I'll
Ell SoIf, Ell 6u9I. Der or taratteriitiit
for Gen. "a Here fisbenbaenife sol
lrpernnosrer imioIertio iremoeleS
Hitter meS BET sumle ~isIanSife 8aa'
Zen, bar Sc MI Of SofmarifaIfct
Faaet g~lnnroSning ON itareit an faa
Inlfet iot iiteOet, for at De islaroife
aItbiuasiclf til SOnuucren fan firoe
8oabcnet I Sroer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15
H%pjrubpra.S rDericrnc.

Roirnborg.S rDericrne. Sra SeIs'
benhoon mesSeIes Dem 29oe apra:
Otter buao ~Iubrg." meooeler, tttos
rsmmeSe g~tefienien | 5crbsret !
RreSugs of bare i%tinaLet mango oGr'
bifulbe Eing fra NhliGet; life aIene
bar 6dn tdget miHore 8ienitarSe
nleS ia % ioIst, men BAN bar ogina
plpnSret itsrre. r,trarsoort1ble gGr'
biiaoer poa SIottet Tor ao~itbarbeocr,
ser las paa BEN. Get bar pGientligit
steiienieus @uIStuoerter, Der ioran'
.leoiaeSc BEN me 3iIitaaeIie. san bar
for antoeaig ~baIpauSet eaer TO anr
iiSen itiaaIet Ell Del @uISbeilag ira
8aabeu, iarIig. So6ler, 90 ligelcoes
'aIbrRffet @ulObeiIaS ira itsrre gtu'
iurmssieuftanSc, iom fife fuuSe
~iierneS, noen Of BET bleo oponaei.
Elsie Spdoitptter bar ban bels isrit
yantidt paa BET tal. asihtensbus,
sels itrar Iolst til en- 8uISimeS I'll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15

SiHaiaS.-12o acrss 5arm, ~
NiI ira Benton, Rim, Y Nif fra
Sfolehls. EnltreHt So NcreS in6iaact me6
Sueoe. Reiter SgIldas ion osfaa fan plgies;
en- Ntil meo 3 Btgtrnao @ier6e en- Glo lsbsr
aIcuHcm bet enc SJcrnr. Rris s25 pr. We're.
Gle SerHnoahl, Benton, Spiit Co.. giHn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15
SAT- GtencO ~ ,
tiiiales ener tiHeis.

Gpcrtfsitasussr uH6er ~Enite~. ~1ineie", ~1Hs
Gaias" ca "gFterfperaiste sonrr s. Gtafs fot Is Gro foe
hrer @aaa, % 10 GcNts pr. rrs for at. irn ~pperitiger
r. Gro. Grrftisfgmenfer tnbhaaesif.e for rffabrr gH5
60 Gents 9eaac naa ufrlptaelt1 aaseisl1e ale ges
~fiuiugsn Set lsuRer hg iits az bogfsre iaa imaa
SHntuiet.
ny-ssaisHabstIbuo iSarr % Gszts pr. atais-
SHb Erp arr en- qiris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15

SsosfaiS. Goftor 3beooor Seam.
"trip er aiganet peS 0sSen paa ail'
Irnarllo / 4eSre gfer, "a @ar al.
= Stprmono WaSien ira IeIt.
mas, en- al SeItagerne | ~ltreS"s Be.
rsmte Serb ouer atlauterbapet, CT
oso 2S aar gammeI, / tit Stem pua
geitnes. 9G gtnbien tom tiIbage
iiSite Seit. Dor ban bIet Iiot ips, %
set bite iig Sesoprre, al ban bapbe
fant &9riue ell Smoom flcre |
bans 6amilie bar BAIT. Saa Surea
meb. "llrnS~ pnr ban belle Siben iriif
% firf. 9et bar uuoer lit SphoIS /
amerita icuere, ban bespnote at isIc
iis uoel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15
Nen ~fineiifr Qpmmisiiuu ont

Gen finefifc aummisiuu aufom
forIa0en Gag iii 8riitinnin meb Sur
tigtoget fra Stocfbolm. Saa Sta
t;ouen bar iremuteSt be Serrer, Der
er attoderet commissioner, oesitoea
Srofsrereu aooofat gugge iomt
Sormanoen | ariitiania Sauoels. og
8srsfomite, 9aufhef Inberien.Iars.
gu taIris IeuneifemRugoe bar msSt
op pna Stationeu % / @aoerne. 5
oabre 8ogre fisrte commissioner iii
8rdto Sotel. Serere pud Tagen
moOtoees Seputdtionrn hos 8pngen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15

CTnifeS.-l5 Stounasre itrots til at
~ gicre 5~dnrear5eioe. Naa bsHoeHoe "a
nj Gbtvpeud Shoe gIfg. Co, gbtypepG
Enns. 8ts. 9eau fan RriUe Rorit eler
eu9eIif. ia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-15
Germ hISalas.

y gdt fra Bneu SaIlpd. GpntpiGoet /
Rittion GpnHtn, Ninn., 10Osarres uroinaet.
Reiteu Stos, fan fpbfs nRo eler uoeu N0a
ling. 5eitsr, WaitnIeri pg RrsatHrer Tan oas
ian tlgbes, ON idn rr'fsS. @oot rtnoeH6e
&dHo pdd ~yGrnen, airtc Oh Sfple / Rrr'
beosn. Sor u1rrnere llnScrretniug beUYeHbe
man fig iii 2. &. Bordas. SdIod. RiHH.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-03

lT is reported that when the saloons
are closed out of ST. Lucie county that
they will attempt to establish them
selves at Stuart The friends of good
government, the friends of the tax
payers, the friends of those who stand
opposed to saloon domination of the NOR
ais and politics of the town must stand
shoulder to shoulder and prevent its
success. stop every movement looking
to the incorporation of your town
that is the first step they take, and see
that your representative in the legis-
lature I've will youch for your SENATOR
does not favor any change in the pres
cnt prohibition law.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-03

The saloon people are telling the
voters that the entire amount of THEN
license, 81 600, goes to the support OF
the schools of the county. This is not
true. One half of the license, $500,
goes to the State, $3.50 to the general
fund of the county, and $3.50 to the
town of Fort Pierce. The State OF
Florida appropriates Sl25, 600 each year
to the schools of the state. The state
share of every license goes into this
fund st. Lucie county gets from the
state 81, 80. Manatee county, with.
out saloons, but with the same pOpula.
ton, gets $3.50. Manatee county
gets more than st. Lucie because she
has more children in the schools. Some
of our children have to work for the
support of the family, while the fathers
are spending their time and money at
the barroom. Remove the saloons and
we will get more from the State for
the support of our schools than we get
now, despite the fact that our two
saloons contribute the magnificent sum
of $l0.48. Read the article by B. F.
Hardesty, with figures from the State
Comptroller.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-03

THE saloon people have paid the poll
tax for forty negroes in Fort Pierce
and Jensen, and expect to register
them next Monday, and vote them to
continue their unholy business against
the interests of every tax payer ami
property holder in the county. VIII
any self respecting white man form an
alliance with forty negroes to attempt
TO defeat the best interests of our
homes. our young manhood and our
tax payers? Not many
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-03

ABOUT three weeks ago our contemp-
orary, the Fort Pierce News, stated
editorially that every newspaper should
speak out clearly and fearlessly on all
subjects Of interest to the people and
not sell its editorial opinions fora mere
mess Of pottage. =" Every since that
time, st. Lucie county has been in the
throes of wet and dry campaign and
not a word have We seen in the News
on either side of the question. Does
not Brother Geiger consider the sub
ject of enough importance to the peo-
pie of our fair county to come out on
the side of right? Is he not now
willing to stand by that statement, OF
is he Sinking his duty to the homes and
mothers of St. Lucie county?
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-03

THE TRIBUNE is heart and soul into
the prohibition movement and VIII lend
every effort to its success. No saloon
money, influence or patronage can buy
our silence on any question that effects
the happiness, prosperity or welfare of
the people of st. Lucie county. THE
TRIBUNE is published in the interests
of the people Of the county and we
shall advocate every cause that Will be
for their benefit. The saloons are bene-
fetal only to the saloon keepers, and
are detriment to every business man,
every property owner, every tax payer
and every citizen.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-03

The saloons are dissatisfied with the
independence in thought and action of
our people. They thought that with
the barrels Of money and tons of printed
literature Qies) that the National Sa-
loon organization is furnishing from
Wall street, New York, that it would
be an easy matter to defeat the effort
to remove the saloon from our midst.
They realize that the election is going
against them and are looking for new
fields.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-03

A IETTER was addressed to John NJ.
Lee under the impression that he was
still clerk of the court of Osceola coun-
ty, asking him for figures as to the
condition of X ssimmee since the county
went dry. He replies: Il will say as a
citizen of the town of Kissimmee that
it is my opinion from observation that
we have lost nothing in population, on
the other hand we have gained, and as
a citizen, property holder and taxpayer
if we can keep the sale of whiskey out
of our town we will make wonderful
improvement and development. |
would not have the town wet for any
thing. | earnestly hope that you may
succeed in carrying st. st. Lucie county
dry"
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-03

HAMILTON county voted the saloons
ont and i'm two years saved the tax
uavers Of that county the sum OF 3d.
800 in criminal prosecution alone
How much was saved in grocery bills
and how much was gained in increased
valuation of real estate we have been
unable to learn. 1t must easily have
been so, 600.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-03
ARE WE MORALLY GUILTY?

poor unfortunate man who drank the
stuff and became beast alone rcSpon-
siblc?
Below we give Il statement made by
"A prisoner Just before the death sen
tcnce was passed upon him. After
having been tried by the court ana
found guilty of murder in tn" first de-
gree, the Judge before passing SEN
tence asked the usual question:
prisoner at the bar, have you any
thing to say why scntcnc" of death
shall not be- passed upon you?
A solemn hush fell over thc crowded
court room, and every person waited
in almost GREATNESS expectation for
the answer to the Judges question,
After Il painful silence he slowly
arose to his feet, and in Il low, firm,
but distinct voice said
Il have! Your honor, you have asked
me question, and now ask, as the
last favor on earth, that you will not
interrupt my answer until lam through
II stand here, before this bar, con-
victed of the wilful murder of my wife.
Truthful witnesses have testified to the
fact that | was loafer, a drunkard
and wretch; that returned from one
of my prolonged debauches and llrcd
the fatal shot that killed the wife | had
sworn to love, cherish and protect.
While have no remembrance of com
hitting the fearful deed, have no
right to complain or to condemn the
verdict of the twelve good men who
have acted as jury in the case, for their
verdict is in accordance with the evil
dence.
but may it please the court, wish
to show that ! am not alone RESPONSE
bic for the murder of my wife,
This startling statement created a
tremendous sensation. The Judge
leaned over the desk, the lawyers
wheeled around and faced the prisoner,
the Jurors looked at each other in
amazement, while the spectators could
hardly suppress their intense excite
ment. The prisoner paused few Sec
odds, and then continued in the same
firm, distinct voice.
II repeat, your honor that | am not
the only one guilty of the murder of
my wife. The Judge on this bench,
the jury in the box, the lawyers within
this bar, and most of the witnesses,
including the pastor of the old church,
are also guilty before Almighty God,
and will have to stand with me before
His Judgment Throne, where we shall
all be righteously judged.
IF it had not been for the saloons of
my town, never would have become a
drunkard; my wife would not have been
murdered | would not be here now,
/ ready to be hurled into eternity. Had
it not been for these human traps,
would have been sober man, an in
/ dustrious workman, tender father,
and d loving husband, But to-day my
home is destroyed my wife murdered,
my little children - God bless and care
for them-cast out on the mercy of the
world, while am to be hung by the
strong arm of the State "
People of St. Lucie county! If you
vote to continue the sale of whiskey il
our county, will you not be morally
guilty as an accomplice in every crime
committed by men while under the in
huence of whiskey?
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-03
SALOONS DO NOT
SUPPORT SCHOOLS
Sebastian, Fla, July 81, 1895

rr,... ., p,rr>,o
'",,',' ''.,,.. u,., nathan over the
WIN ,.',,,., ,, ol,c,ion ON the ST.
,'"'"' 49,. .,.,., no,,,,nt a. accused
',',' ,.,o,,.d ~ 81 work 10 deprive
W ~ ~, 1riIj,,n Of two thousand
,'n.,, ..,I,on l,.onsc money, which it
'....,..l T., ,.o,,,irJ into the school
c,,,I - ,hn county.
'Ll ,,, think ,bot thia was true.
,,,,, :, u,,. ,o,rly ,,y, years that
,.,'.,,,,,J nm N. school board. in the
'',;,..,o. If ,noun,s and sources of
.....,,,,.,.. If tho E,orl submitted hN
49,, ri,,u. If vin.iIir, nnd John
WYNN. there wa nothing to Indicate
""' w., ..'..,. If th,.o sources.
''',"' ~ '''. u...u,.,d italian. Was
anu d. ,''' .Il.l ,., ,binl THAT
' N g . '''0 ..n,.,,. .,oulJ ,n.s,hy over
,"''' WV ,... r,rc'l fl hrIicvc.
/ wv" ~ .. ,,L,. r,.,l, the
'''"' NV .,,,, 81 m, .oIoons
"'''' ,'''' ,''' .lilh.n ,r lbr. h,nc.
N'"',' We ,, u..r.. hoLl, de-
1T VI ',''' ..L. had oup man
,'''r' ~ .',,,.. J,,,r, to me- that
III "'' .,l,...,., n,iI into the
'''" ,,,,h,I dollors Who are
'''''' r,,l,;., ,...,,, o,naroI prcs-
'''P''','',n,', ,,.',,.I.n j., thn minds
'"'. ,, ,.,u r,snnn,illc
y, -" rI,,,.o Aro my Of the
$780, n,.,n.;,;,, r..unnsiLl.o Be
- ''''', .a,,I Iaor,d !, my duty rs
'''", ,.,,.,. If m, school
0''''," i, a., ,,n,h h,y.
"'''' ,',.L ,.oi,,.;, the moo
WIN
P'I' o.lod onr Treasurer. Mr.. Wynn,
what nort If the saloon money went in
,,,ho school fund He REPLIED "uot a
l.uo,,, only John mt a strong word IN
f,on, 81 Jollo,. ue said that five
h,,drod ,f fine Thousand went to the
stoto treasury. two hundred and fifty
;,,o ,ha oenrrol fund of the county,
and tro bnndrrd and fifty to the town
of Fort Pierce. Every one who knows
on,,hjny If couniv finances knows full
u.ll that none of IN, general fund of
,ho countv go,s to the schools.
u,,o,o to stotc Cnmutrollqr Groom
ond asked him if this license money
fya bundrad dollors that MAS converted
inf, tbe State treasury came back to
tho scbo,l fund of our comfy. From
HI. ,o,l, learn that this five hundred
AL ,ors oo.. into fine general fund of
~, '.,ota and ,bot from that General
fnna ona hundred and twenty-five
tbousand d,llors in three separate
o,,nroniotinns Is annually sci aside for
'rt .',, ,.,,,, N.,. :, ,.., II
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-03
Notice TO Stockholders.

The annual meeting Of the stockhoId
ers of the st, Lucie Ice Co., viii he
held at the office of the company ii
Fort Pierce, Fla, on the hlst Monday
in September at 2 p. M, for the elec.
ton of a board of directors and an,
other business which may come before
them.
X. WHITE, President.
T. j. O'BRIEN, Secretary.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-03

ANAN from the north end of the
county told TRIBUNE representative
that me- would not live in a town tha'
had am open saloon. He was not as
frank in stating that he would help us
,o ,id ourselves Of the nuisance. Help
MS, brother. Circumstances may yet
bring YOU here To live.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-03

The saloon advocates are telling the
voters that kissimmee has found proh-
bition bad thing. That a property
owner there can not get 81, 700 for
property that he refused 5000 during
the wet days. They are very care
full not to state that the property in
question is saloon. The saloon prop.
erty in Fort Pierce will depreciate in
value too, after August 18th. but all
other property will be benefited.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-08-03

Resale, the one year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Goldsmith, of this
place, died Wednesday night in Titus
vile, where Mrs. Goldsmith and child
rem have been visiting for several weeks.
A very short illness preceded death
and telegram announcing that fact
was Mr.. Goldsmith's first knowledge Of
the serious illness of the child. Mr..
and Mrs. Goldsmith have the sincere
sympathy Of all in their sad loss.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-07
keeping Friends.

Don't get too intimate with them.
them to have theirs.
Don't demand too much in the way
OF confidence.
Don't be too aggressive.
Don't expect them to do the same
Have your own thoughts and permit
thing as you do.
II you think their style of dress isn't
beautiful don't tell them.
Don't take risks on offending them.
Don't find fault with their friends.
Don't expect to be the only one own
ing corner in their heart.
To put 1t all in one sentence, pre-
serve the courtesy of the beginning to
help your friendship to the end.