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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-11-16

County Court convened on Monday
with Judge Jas Il, Andrews presiding.
This session was called for the purpose
of trying several cases which were
sent back from the Circuit Court in
September.
The first case was, State Of Florida
VS. Lhas. O'Donnell charged with
tresspassing. Defendant was discharg-
ed for OF prosecution on motion
of Otis II Parker, attorney for w. G.
Rawinson, the complaining witness.
c. 7. McCarty appeared for the de-
Tense.
The case of State of Florida VS.. w.
r. Hardee, charged with assault and
battery was by far the most interesting
one on the docket, and brought many
visitors TO town, AT the opening of
the case Attorney RI +. Bray, the COM
planning witness moved for contnu-
ance of the trial. The motion was
argued by the counsel and was denied
by the court. A jury was impaneled
composed OF A, f, Trowell, foreman,
WI Lassiter, Il, r.. Gladwln, G. C.,
Boykin, A. B. Lowry and Paul Wat
kins Testimony was taken Tuesday
afternoon, and arguments by the at
torneys begun late in the afternoon.
C. T. McCarty and Otis r. Parker,
represented the defendant, while r. e.
Bray represented the prosecution, ne
being the complaining witness. The
case went to the jury at $50 p. M,
and they failed to reach decision and
called for further instructions from the
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-11-16

Alderman Ed Edge, John II. Wynn,
and w. II, jackson.
The following nominations were
made by the caucus:
For Mayor. n. Fee, W. II. Tubbs.
For Clerk f. M. Tyler.
For Marshal-R. w, Lennard
For Aldermen - Ed Edge, W. r, jack
son, Dan T, McCsrty, N. J, Cooper, w.
b. Cross
THE NEWS hopes to see big vote
polled for the candidates and some en-
tbusiasm shown in the election. Near
ly all of them are now serving in the
office for which they are nominated
and the others are of known quality
and would make excellent officials.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-11-16
PIP. THE DEPARTMENT STORE

proportions. A barn and stables COM
plete the list OF buildings.
He employs force OF 10 clerks and
deliverymen, and his wagons cover
this territory like the dew. His slogan
is Everything to cat, wear and use Is
found in this store" This explains
tho character Of his stock, for he car
ries full line IN all departments.
Mr.. Cobb is also postmaster and The
postoffice occupies one room Of the big
building, and is fitted up equal to any
Office in the State doing the same vol
ume Of business. q
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-11-16
Jensen

The game between The Woodmen
and Odd Fellows will also be an inter
esting contest and while they do not
promise an errorless game, some brill
liant plays will be made that will no
doubt bring down the grand stand
We are unable to procure a lineup for
this game yet.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-11-16

treat for the children OF
that neighborhood in the shape OF
Christmas Tree. Those who attend are
assured that they will spend an enjoy
able evening.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-11-16

in Dade county. Mr.. Humans could
not have found a better companion to
pilot him down the East Coast than the
genial Mr.. Brown, of the Record. and
it is generally conceded that his report
of St. Lucie county will be favorable.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-19

New Goods, on every boat for kern's.
 5000 Edison Gold Moulded Records at Wikidels Monograph Parlors.
 Be Up-to-date and get pair of those Lace Mits at the Ladies Bazaar.
 Charles Crawford and l.. Archi- bald have gone to Snug Corner Cove to bring up a pile driver, to be used in driving piles for the new building of A. L. Levy X Go.
 A. l.. Levy < Go. carry full stock of all kinds of rubber goods. including Gold Seal Boots, Pacs and Slickers.
 Get your Fresh Chickens and Ranch Eggs at the Valdez Market. Phone. 20.
 c. H. Golden and E. A. Cash man left Monday for the Nizina.
 We sell only the Best at the Valdez Market. Phone 20.
 Room for few more to eat and sleep at the Grand.
 James Fish, Sr., returned on the Buford from an extended visit to the States.
 NJ. F. Dennison, the veteran mail carrier came in with the Eagle mail Wednesday.
 FOR RENT-Newly furnished house close in, also unfurnisAed cabins. Valdez Real Estate Agency.
 Will receive on the Portland a complete stock of Fresh Killed Beef, Mutton and Pork. Valdez Market. Phone 29.
 Fresh shipment of Allegretti's Chocolate Creams and Lowney's High grade Candies received on every steamer.
 Owl DRUG Co, Agents.
 Edmond Smith has moved his office from the Whaling building to the Yakshaw building, at the entrance to the wharf.
 Levi Strauss Overalls are ac- knowledged the best. They can be had at A. l.. LevyW Co.'S.
 There will be no more shortage of Good things to eat after tic Port land arrives, as we will receive a choice shipment of Beef, Mutton, Veal. Chickens, and all kind of Vegetables for the Valdez, Market. Phone 29.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-19

All Kinds of Belts at the Ladies haznsr.
 GRartes Cowell came in from Copper Center Monbay.
 E.B. Wheat and wife and 4. l.. Grigsby and wife returned from a vacation trip down the Sound Sun day night.
 Charles Crary has left the Mi gina for the Nabesna country on a prospecting trip. There will he a dance at the Moose Hall Saturday night.
 George Madden and Peter Brick son have located a considerable coal body on the Chittystone.
 Send a message ot remembrance to your friends in the States on one of F. s. Hunts souvenir post Cards.
 V. II. Jrarv and wife are ex- heoted on the Santa Clara. :, @ct*. Btnakfast fromi6:30 to ,! and Dinner from 12 to 30 and 5:3O to 7:30 at the Grand.
 The people of Taldez.are finding .he new boa rd walk of the Valdez Yukon Railroad Co.,, fine prome- made. Nearly hundred took ad- vantage of the walk to visit the conpany's property last Sunday.
 We are sole agents for Strong X Garfield's famous waterproof shoes. A. l.. Levy X Co.
 l.. Archibald x Co.,. will this week take over the agency of the ska-Pacific Express Co.,, Frank Willard, the present agent retiring. Nails, Locks, Building and Tar Paper, also large stock of other Building Material to be had at A. L. Bevy X Co.'S.
 Mrs. Charles Murphy, wife of Sergeant Murphy of the signal corps, arrived on the Buford. to join her husband who is stationed at this place.
 The Excelsior returned from her Westward trip this morning. Be fore coming here she went to Orca and loaded fifteen thousand case. .,iFssslrnon. She will leave for Seat, tie tomorrow morning.
 JOAA. COAL ". H. Bush. agent, or Copper River Drawing Co.
 It is reported that Mrs. Blooncr formerly resident of this town who gained considerable notoriety y in the Johnson case, was recently married at Seward.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-19
Land1Ock.

Joseph Bourke came up from Landlock bay Sunday evening and reports a considerable amount of work done on the property owned by his company at that place. The bunk house has been finished, and the superintendent's dwelling is fast nearing completion. With the exception ot driving a few piles the wharf is about completed. The company has a number of men at work on the ore with excellent re- suits. It is expected to put the property on shipping basis be- fore the end of the year.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-19

 IS PROBATE COURT, VALDEZ PRECINCT, TERRITORY OF ALASKA. THIRD
 JUDICIAL DIVISION. In the Matter of the Estatel
 of Notice to Creditors. J. J. Sakshaw, deceased.)
 oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the m dersigned administrator of the estate of J. J. lakshaw. deceased, to the creditors of. and ail persons having claims against the said de- ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first pub lication of this notice, to the said administra- tor at the office of the Valdez Sheet Metal Works, same being the place for the transac- ton of business of said estate in Valdez, Alaska. Dated July F. 1906.
 EDWARD P. EASTMAN,
 Administrator of the Estate of
 J. J. fakshaw, deceased. Fancy Hosiery at the Ladies' Bazaar.
 Book Beer on draught at the Elk.
 w. A. Dolan and family will leave on the Excelsior for the States.
 Heinz's Sauer Kraut, 8 pou ms for 25c.-City Market. w. A. Rystrom and w. A. Dolan returned Sunday from a visit to their copper property at Landlock bay.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-19
HOw HU(H SALARY Arc You W0RTH?

That the question asked by the employer of to-day How much salary you worth-Wh can you do to it? If can do thing well you are in demand and worth from ten times much the of special ability
 The International Correspondence Schools founded Five Million Dollars have been invested to help special ability; who had to leave school eary men who earning but little and who struggling against adversity in uncongenial positions. l. C. s. does this great work by mail small anyone afford i-the worker neither leaving home losing time One spare hour each day wlli do wonderful has been the of this system that partial record just completed shows the names and ad- 54 GOO students who haze actually been bene- fed by the I.C. s. man md who read and write is eligible To learn eas.ly quickly you be helped nd- the. kind of position would like will without obligation, litera- tue and personal advice of the most helpful Isn't such promise from such an Institution worthy of Investigation? Correspondence School,
 Box 7ee SCRANTON, PA
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-19
diMsl4I[lIZZdiN1TEId:}I'C]|

regard the s,cadiiy eontInned growth ot this in- stuton credit to the enterprise oi our business com munitv well evidence of the esteem in which officers and business policies and methods held We invite you make this bank the clearing house for your financial affairs We the small accounts of n dviduas well the larger business of firms and poraons The wage has need of the bank we'll the business Open account with even small amount pay your bills with cheeks and see how much bet ter oct along.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-19
Notice Of Dissolution rf
 paTkr2-5EliD.

Notice is hereby giy.n th:, ,lie copl-tncrship heretofore rAi-:ina ;'"' ..y,n V. k Amy and ii. Wood doing '.., f.ies@ '.t Valdez. Alaska, In,''cT lhc h-"i-.'irt, .-Ei style of the Copper KiN r Dr4yihg tulnpany, las been dissolved by l.. .'.-i oGscnt, W. S. Amy retiring from said business, the same ill the future will be continued by Ed. Wood. The accounts Of said firm up to April first, I916 may be paid to the Valdez Real Estate Agency. All bill since said date are to be pad to Ed. Wood.
 Witness OtIr hands this 18th day of May. lEo
 W. s, ANY.
 ED WOOD.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-19
Call Tor Warrants.

Valdez, Alaska, July 19-Noticc is hereby given that 1 will D, y Fire Apparatus Fund Warrant No. 3 ulon resentation.
 E. B. WHEAT,
 Town Treasurer.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-19
Notice.

The City will pay for coal sacks in good condition and dry, if de- livered at the Fire Fall in bundles of 25. -Saci:s must l> delivered Satr rday. See W. II. Crarv, Town Clerk,
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-19
BOrn,

On Thursday, July 12, a daugh- ter, Edna Abbie, to Captain and Mrs. l.. B. Erickson, at Fort Lis cum.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-19
Born.

Saturday, July IA, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Parkes.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-11
GEORGE BERNARD SHAW
RIDICULES BUSINESS MEN.
PUT UP JOB ON
THE N. c. MILITIA.
THE THREATENED LYNCuINC an
GitEENSBORO WAS THE
CREATION OF \ PRAC-
TICtL JOKER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. io.-E snc-
"ial dispatch from Greensboro. Y. G.
the Post. SAYS
The authorities here and the gov
srnor were Tuesday night the vic
Inns OF practical joke when they
Nad the Jail guarded all night with
roops To prevent a supposed mob
rom taking out and lynching Frank
bohannon, n negro prisoner. who
onfcssed to the murder OF rail
1ad foreman some days ago.
Tuesday afternoon Sheriff Jordan
eceived message saying a mob was
coming that might TO lynch the negro.
The sheriff communicated with Gov.
ernor Glenn, who ordered out the
militia and directed them to shoot to
KIN at the first sign OF trouble.
Nnorher message. saving that the
mob. 500 strong, was marching from
Lihley Park To the Jail while another
force was approaching from the rear.
Much excitement prevailed. the
streets being crowded with citizens all
night.
No mob has been seen.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-11
Gar Will Soon Leave For
Summer Palace at
Tsarkoe -Selo.
WORK Being
RESUMED.
THE GOVERNMENT WILL. HERE
AFTER BE MUCH MORE LIR-
ERAL IN GRANTING RE-
FORMS.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. IO.--In
Wow of the Improvement In the sltua-
tion number of the guard regiment
have already returned to their sum
mcr camp at Tsarskoe- Solo
The Emperor has arranged to 20
there Saturday and spend Ave days
These royal visits To the guards
camp are gala occasions and are al
ways marked by festivities. theatrlc-
ais, han1ueting and tonstng among
the varlous rceimcnra
Tho Rossio today says II is the
intention OF the government tn fight
a counter revolution with tho same
energy II has hcon waging war
against the "encmies of society" and
Expresses the hope that moderate
public opinion, usually hostile TO
both extremes. win grow rapidly
The Novoc Vremya taking as It's
tc2t the faiulro 10 employ summary
executions as deterrent to mutinies,
complains that for years II has been
felt that the government has not
understood how To employ Armness
Instead of the iron hand In the vel
vet glove" there has been putty
hand clothed In an iron glove" which
irit"tes everything It touches with
out having any power behind &C.
The Bomse Gazette makes the
startling charge that much of the
revolutionary agitation conducted
among the sailors 9t Cronstadt was
through universiry girl students who
trequcnted public houses patronlzed
by the sailors In order to bring them
under their influence.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-11
DID JOKE COST
WHITE HIS LIFE

NEW YORK, Aug. 10. District
Attorney Jerome is said to be lnvea-
tigating a story that % chorus girls
Joke led to- the shooting Of stanford
White by Harry Thaw Florence
IIeencld q theatrical manager. says
that q chorus girl In one OF his shows
told him before nc sailed FOR Europe
that She and two other girls called
at whites studio. and finding him
NOT IN, lokinRly told the attendant
10 inform Mr. white that Mrs Harry
Thaw had chilled
Mr Iiogfold said the girl told him
that white. the next day. sent note
10 Mrs Thaw, expressing his regret
az hla absence and dispatched n bas-
kct of roscs to her apartments
Tho chorus girl believes that Thaw
saw The roses. the card attached. and
read tho note The chorus girl later
went 10 Europe She may be- % Wit
ness ~ the trial
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-11
NINTH CONGRESS
SIONAL DISTRICT

On the 10th OF the present month.
the democrats of the Ninth congress
lonal district. viii meet I'm Bristol
10 nominate "A man To be running
mate against the Hon. Slemp, repub-
lican candidate for this district Sew
eral candidates have been named
among them being ex-Gov. Hoge Ty-
Ter. Gen. Rufus a. Ayers, and Sena-
tor J. Cloyd Byers Any of these
gentlemen. I'm our opinion, would de-
feat Col. Slemp, as a great many of
the republicans In the district are
utterly opposed to him
The people OF Southwest Virginia
will certainly repudiate the corrupt
bossism OF the Slemp machine if the
real conditions are placed before
them. The despotism of Slemp and
the degeneration OF his politics into
methods OF private gain will not he
tolerated by the citizens of the Ninth
where they are really known.
The best element Of his own party
is against Slemp personally and po-
litically and has declared him UNIT
to represent the great Ninth district
and not few have expressed their
personal modification that such q
man Is their representative in con
gress
Now 1t is mp TO the democrats TO
nominate a clean man and q gentle
man, stand behind him and his cleo
ton is assured
Giles county can be depended on
to do her share, and is sure to roll M
Ia good majority for the nominee.
whoever he may be-V Virglnian
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-11
THE DEMAGOGY OF TT
WAS Absurdity Ever Be.
fore So Naive?"
"WAS DEMaGoGY EVER BEPoRE
81 ABSURDP"

Where does tho poor man come In
whom political party orders a state
blonket primary TO select candidate
for United States senator? We all
know that the Federal Constitution
Is assnilcd. practically mllfed and
spiritually set at naught by the in
novation We all know that. We also
know that the thing Is done I'm the
name and for the benefit of the poor
man We know. too. that Jack Cade
would he bowling for Il If he had not
been born some centuries too soon
for this harvest American demagogy
had cropped for him and such as he
I'm Kentucky they have ordered u
democratic primary for senator. aud
II costs $4,000 TO get your name ON
the ballot How Is that for the poor
man? Vet this thing Is done In the
name of poverty and penury. which
are become the only respectable quail
titles In politics and in statcsmanship,
There Is but one iualienable right
left the Kentuchian right TO
make stump speech Tho other,
now become an ex-nalieuable to
run for oEcc rs only Tor the rich
The Euglshman can cat. the German
can drink. the Frcnchman can dance.
the italian can sing the Irishman can
fight all these the poor as well as
the rich. but the American, to run
for Office, must have the price
The assumption rs two-fold that
a political party cannot be honest I'm
"a constitutional way, but that Il Is
necessarily honest in an unconstltu-
tional way that II Is imperative that
a rich man shall buy Legislature.
but that II Is impossible for rich
man to buy the majority In prima-
ry election Was ahsurdlty ever be
fore so naive? Was dcmagogy ever
before so absurd?
There shan be In England seven
half-pcnny loayes sold for penny:
the three-hoopcd pot shall have 10
hoops, and will mako II felony 10
drink small beer. all the rcnlm shall
be ia commn"
Mr.. Cadc lived too soon what n
grand leader he would have made
had ne been born In Kansas about
the year 1870 As Sir Peter Teazle
remarked, This Is % very wicked
world We live in, hot It Is amusing
to hear the tick OF the clock and see
the swing of the pendulum
Some day the thing will be SOUR
rying back 10 the constitution goal of
the political race course. and then
our demagogucs viii hide out for q
season. Washington post.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-11
WANTS DAVIS.
COL. McGRAW HOPES TO INDUCE
HENRY q. DAVIS TO STAND
FOR CONGRESS.

CUMBERLAND. Md. August 10
II IS not improbable that Henry q
DAVIS former democratic candidate
Tor Vice president. Will be the dem
ocraiic nominee for congress I'm the
second district Mr. Davis and his
brother. Col Thomas y Davis. were
10 conference at Deer Park last night
with Col McGraw McGraw stated
that democratic sentiment in the dis
trict was strongly In favor OF the Sc
lection Of either the incumbent or
his brother. Thomas y Davis DOS
itiyely refuses q denomination Per
sons close to democratic powers say
that Henry G. Davis is not averse 10
the honor
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-11
PRINCETON'S
BIG LOT SALE.
THE REPUBLICAN SPEAKS OF
THEIR DESIRABu.ITY

Along what is now known as End
avenue running from the west end of
Princeton. and passing through the
hest business and residential section
OF town lies 100 lots acquired by the
Princeton Land and Improvement Co
And these 100 lots the said company
intends To- sell at auction ON Tues
day. August 2lst. 1906 Second av-
enue. along which these lots lie. is
later to be changed TO Princeton aV-
enue and Il will be the principal
street between the east aud west
ends of town Along this avenue YOU
will find on the morning OF the 2lst
a tract of one hundred lots cleaned
and burned free from brush. and
streets we'll graded All the lots are
staked on, and one can easily see
what he is buying. We heartily APP
prove of the action of the above com
pany i'm cleaning mp their lots before
Offering them for sale. because then
there can be no kick" coming for
every body can see what Is before him
Now. the plan by which this company
expects TO dispose of it's lots is to
collect crowd and have good music
and good auctioneer. and the expec-
tation is that he will sell lot every
minute TO the highest bidder. and
IL might not be amiss TO say right
here that some OF the best lots in
town are to be found I'm the 100
owned by this company. and then we
should not fail to mention the free
lot; every purchaser of lot will have
"A ticket given him To draw on one
OF the best lots I'm the 100. At the
end OF the sale the person holding
the lucky number" will be award
ed the lot II is the intention of the
council TO change 2nd avenue TO
Princeton avenue, making it what
Princeton avenue is To Blueneid. or
PENNSYLVANIA avenue IL 10 Washing
ton. or I'm other words THE avenue.
II seems to us that this Is THE
chance TO get lot at prices OF your
making
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-11
FATHER ORDERED
SON TO SHOOT
At Command of Parent Ma
ryland Youth Kills Son
Of Neighbor.

FREDERICK, MD, Aug. iO.--At
the command fo his father Fred De
oolu' l1-year-old son OF John Debold
shot and killed George smith. son of
their neighbor. Edward O. Smith.
near here last evening.
There had been bad feeling be
tween the two families and yester-
day they quarreled over blackberries.
the Smiths had picked ON Dcbold's
land.
Shoot him" said DeboId. 10 his
son. pointing AT the younger Smith.
The boy fired u load from shot
gun which struck Smith over the
heart, killing him instantly.
Both tho Debold's were arrested
this morning and are now I'm iail here.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-11
STRANGE GAME
OF BALL

The most extraordinary game of
ball over seen at Tazewell was played
ON yesterday between Tageweu and
Hraham on the grounds of the for.
mer The contest was onc-alded MI
the way through and yet. at the end
.ot the twelfth inning the game was
called on account of darkness. tho
score being one to ono.
Perhaps some base bah nend who
Is mach moro OF crank than /,
your reporter can tell why Graham
failed To win easily Certain II I,
That the score card fails To show any
reason for the smallnoss Of the score
In Graham's column. Inglcs. who
pitched for Graham allowed hut fonr
hits and struck out fourteen mon
while Adams, TazewelIs box artist
was landed on for ten clean hits and
only six strike-outs are recorded In
his favor. And yet. In the face OF an
this Tazewcll scored AS many runs M
did Graham
Some might explain the score by
referring 10 the error column hut
II rs fact that altogether the game
was played In an alfalfa field that was
covered with mud. there were hut
ave errors made during the entire
game and neither OF the two runs
was scored on an error. Hnnkina waq
scored by Sprntt ia the FIRST lnnlnp
on n two-bagger. and I'm the styth u.
Brumiold scored Mcclure on n two.
Dagger Errors Of judgement by Grn
ham and Leonard permitted Taze.
wei to make two doubles retiring
the side In each ease. when little
safe playing might have meant a
score.
The TEXTURES of the game we're the
pitching Of ingalls, for Graham. the
iclding OF both teams. the running
catches Of fouls by Mcclure Of Ora
ham and Sprott Of Tazcwel From
Ia spectators point OF view the game
was good one. but every one ia
.still wondering at the score.