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materials, instead Of employing hand
work, inset trimming, &c, The cost OF
the allover embroidery, edgihg and in
sertion for such a coat or frock is not small,
IL really beautiful materials are chosen,
but the garments are easily made. .
-. -Cluny lace is taking a place. in child
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-01

Of. wash materials suitable little
folk and u large percentage q he new
dimities, lawns, printed batistes.1 nc, have
a character downright babyish. The fine
Scotch ginghams, always favorites with
the practical mother, are more attractive
than usual. showing, as do all colorel
materials, the wonderful strides the manu-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-01

are reproduced with surprising ~softness
and are dark enough TO be e%minently prao-
tieal, though bright enough to look dis
tinctly childlike. These same blue and
green tartsns are shown in mercerized
cotton Of very Inequality and rather
heavy weight, and though nothing wears
quite 80 well as the Bingham these mer-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-01

In combination with a blouse and skirt
side n back, can readily be adapted to
the child frock, and the designers a been
quick to see the possibilities In this idea.
There are any ways of handling this
princesse front, but it is loosely fitted and
hangs rather straight, while the sides and
back are held more closely to the figure
by o belt or ribbon. The belt may cross
the front but is more often allowed to stop
at each side Of the front, where it is fin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-01

IN woman's dress, extends over into the
children's province; and one'sees the dain-
tisat Of little lingerie frocks showing a
notified princesee effect
Naturally, such a model is not made
close fitting. No childish figure would
stand that gracefully; but the straight
front line, unbroken from throat TO hem,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-20

| fondo de esa espesa manigua
lIcuantos quedaran para con
tarlo?
Los mas habran sucumbido a
LA inexorable enfermedad del
sueflo, que tantos estragos hace
entire los habitantes del Africa
Central.
Possible es tambien que el res
to del mundo Sc duerma antes,
V divide por complete a los con-
ferenciantes de Algeciras.
Pasaran amos Y mas amos; Co
rreran siglos y mas siglos; Sc
.secara el rio Miel y Sc derrum-
bara POGO a POGO el Penon de
Gibraltar. Capas y mas ca
pas de TERRA encubriran la pc
quena ciudad andaluza, que
hoy presume de ser historical, y
entonces Sc diputara por fabu-
lOSa.
Alg1n Schliemann, algdn La
yard, alg1n D1eulafoy del pOr-
venir, ALA por el siglo As de la
era que hoy rige, practicaran
audaces Y tenaCes excavacio~
mes, como las que en- nuestra
6poca han puesto al desCubierto
residuos de Troya Y Babilonia,
reStOS DelaSOiCOS Y aSirfOS.
Y asi descubrira el actual
hall" 8 patio del Hotel Maria
C1istina, con la momia de Re
vol, la momia de Nisconti-
Venosta, la momia del duque
de Almodovar, Y la momia del
conde Cassini con la m0mia de
su perrito inseparable. 49,.
iCosa portent0sa? Case mara
villoso! Al darles el aire Y el
sol a estas momias de veinti-
cinCo siglos de fecha, no caeran
hecha polvo, sino que una de
elias r0mpera d decir Ell un
idioma desconocido va hasta
por los mas sab1os hlol0gos del
siglo As;
-"Messieurs, il faut que lie
contr0le dams le Marco" -.
Y el case, aunque ,'prodigioso,
no pasnara may0rmente a las
gentes del anO 4406 de la era
que ahOra CORE, pOrque tam
bien por aquellas futuras ka-
lendas, Y en- el centrO de nues-
ira peninsula, saldran de de
baio de siete estados de terra
otras espectrales m6mias di-
CiendO:
La Jurisdiction civil 49,.
La jurisdiction militar.
Mariano de Cdria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-20
Board Of Medical Examiners
S ECRETARIA

Fl Martcs ; de Abril sc celebra-
ran eXamcncs para los asDirantes 4
licencias de M6dicos, Practilantes Y
Comadronas.
Los que deSCen Somctcrsc ( cNa-
menes deborah presentar una soEci-
tud, cuyo modolo puede adquirirse
bicn por correo 9 en- la ofcina dc cs-
ia ScCTetaria.
A dicha solicitud deben acompa-
farse ciertos documentos que acredi-
ten el derecho de los aspirantes 4
tai eXamen.
Los aspirantes 1 licencias para
practicar Ia Medicina la Ciruifa,
necesitan Tresent1r el titulo 8 diplo-
ma de MGdicos Cirujanos, expedido
por Universidad & Escucla bien acre
ditadas y pa@ar un derecho en- Teso-
reria dc ) dollars
Los aspirantes { Practicantcs de-
ben eXhibir TN certiicado, hacienda
constar una practica por IN tempo
no menOr de dos amos, librado Dor
TN mGdico en- servicio de Hospital {
en- Clfnica particular. Pagardn diez
dollars por derechos de eXdmen.
Las que aspiran 4 Comadronas
.cumpliran Il mismo requisite, pagan
do solo ocho dollars.
Las solicitudes podran presentarse
.dcsde la fecha de publication de este
anunci0 hasta el 81 del mes en- curse
Para informes y envfo de dOcu-
mentos, dirigirse 4 esta Secretarfa
San Francisco 73 6 apartado 7I2.
DR.. III. QueredO Bde:.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-20
ChaChara

ESQ de Algeciras no plea va
en- historic.
Plea en- leyenda, como la de
los Siete Durmientes de Efeso.
Plea en- cuento de las Mil Y
una Noches, como 81 de la lam
para de Aladino.
Plea en- balada, como la del
Rey de los Alamos, 8 en- conse-
ia, como la del Buque Fan
tasma.
Esta pasando va de los linde-
ros ciertos y fijos de la realidad,
para entrar en- los vagos 6 indie
cisos dominios de la fabula.
Llegara d1a Ell que Sc liable
de Algeciras, de su Hotel Maria
Cristina, de sus diplomaticos Y
dessus periodistas, como Sc ha-
bla de la Atlantida, del jardin
de las Hesp6rides, del RENO del
Presto Juan, de.fa terra de Ell
dorado, del castillo de Monsal-
vatO...
Llegara dia en- que lame a
las puertaS de "El impartial"
un anciano decrepito, un tr6-
mulo centenario casi privado
de la vista, Y aun de la pala-
bra.
tQui6n s0is, buen viejo?
-Soy-c0ntestara balbucien
te y tembloroso-soy Eduardo
Munoz, que vuelve, por fin, de
la Conferencia de Algeciras.
Como no habra un solo con-
temperance suyo que pue d a
identilcar su arcaica PERSONAL
dad, Sc pondra en- cuarentena el
asertO del misteriOso veiestorio.
UnOs lie daran Cr6dito; Otros
negaran rotundamente la au-
tentidad del @revenant', Y nues-
tros nietos tendran para su TO
lletinesc0 entretenimientO, una
nueva edici0n del falsO rev Don
Sebastian, de los falsos Deme-
triOs de Russia, de los falsos
Defines de Francia, del fam0s0
Claudio Fontanellas, del cGlebre
TychbOrne. y del 'muerto resu-
citado."
De suerte que la Conferencia
de Algeciras comenzara q ofre-
Ger verdaderO interes. -. den.
tro de setenta Il ochenta amos.
rs de eSperar, sin embargo,
que muchiSimO antes-es decir,
dentrO de algunOs meses EN-
piece el mundo quito a pre0cu-
parse sacramento ante Ia triste
situaCi0n de los h0mbres con-
gregadOS Ell AlgeCiras.
sin cOntaT a las senOraS
bien Cristianas 8 bien moras.
Asl como, de cuand0 en- cuan-
do, sc Organizan expediciOnes
al Polo N0rte, para Salvar 4 los
superv!v'entes de expediciones
anterlores, cuyO paradero Y Gu
yO I6SuILdQO son deSCOnOC1dOS
habra que organizar otras para
rescatar a los diplomaticos V
periodistas, victimas de su afan
explorad0r.
De es.cs no Sc pucde deciI
aquell0 dc 'Perdidos entire los
hielos", p0rque Ell china alqeci-
reno NADIA tiene de polar; perC
cuando .llegue el verano, sera
esta.
Perdidos entire las inextrica
bleS malezas de la discussion
atricanlsta, sOlamente TN viaie.
70 de los arrest0s de. Stanley Sc
ra capaz de aCertar con los fex
traviados Livingstones.
Ahora son mucho5 tOdavia
Nuando Sc vaya a sacarles de
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-12-07
FOR BETTER ROADS

Hos. {. +. Olmstead, representative
in the legislature from ST. Lucie coun-
ty is preparing a bill to present to the
next legislature, providing for thor
Ough system of good roads all over the
State. Mr.. Olmstead has not yet pro-
grcsScd far enough in the preparation
of his bill for THE TRIBUNE to give a
draft Of it, in fact, Mr. Olmstead real
ICES the necessity of consulting good
roads advocates all .over the State, as
well as constitutional lawyers, before
completing his BILL but the main feat
ure of it will be a uniform tax of two
cents per acre on all taxable lands in
the state for period Of five years.
This would produce a revenue of about
$500, 900 year, and in the period given
would raise sufficient to build trunk
roads IN every section of the State.
while everyone admits the urgent need
O.. good roads IN every section of the
State, anG will applaud movement
looking to the hetterment Of the good
road situation, still it is a question if
"a measure levying an acreage tax would
be an equal and Just taxation, and THE
TElHrNE believes that before Mr.. Ohm
stead Bill is presented at Tallahassee
it will ask for Il tax of two or three
ai.I- instead of an acreage tax. With
lo,@ amendment, we believe that the
o.'i could be passed, and would stand
;hc test Of the court.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-12-07
The Pickerts Are Coming.

The Pick erts have been here before
and delighted Fort Pierce audiences.
They are coming again for Il three
nights engagement December 20, Il
and % at the Improvements club Hall
They will open with Il rafting comedy
entitled "rhe Wcsterner and his WiIe'
with cast of sixteen characters. An.
nouncement will be made next week Of
the other plays all of which are the
the best ON the road. Tickets will be
on sale at the drug store on the morn
ing of the 18th and the public will do
we'll to secure reserved seats carly.
Prices will be as formerly 80 cents for
reserved seats, 80 cents for general adj
mission and % cents for children under
ten years of age. The rule as to pro-
lection Of the reserved section from
noise or annoyance will be carried out
and the public need not fear buying
front seats in the reserved section.
The ladies of the Improvement Club
are working hard to give the public
some first class entertainments this
winter and have number of fine treats
in store for the theater goer this sea-
son. 1t is hoped that the public will
appreciate the efforts of the ladies by
their liberal patronage.
The entertainment committe wishes
to thus early announce that on New
Years they will put on a three act
comedy entitled Miss Cleopatra un-
der the management of Mr.. Fletcher
A. Russell. who will take the leading
part. The cast of characters will con-
tain eight people and will include w. E.
Tylander, Miss Davenport, Miss Rena
Faber and Mrs. c. T.. McCarty all Of
them in heavy and important parts,
The full cast Of characters will be an
nounced later. Practice is now going
on for this play and it will be in fine
shape by the New Year. Entertain
ment will be furnished from time to
time Of character to appeal to child
rem more particularly and at prices
which will fill the house with children.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-12-07
Fort Pierce High School Notes.
By TENTH GRADE PUPIL

The Fort Pierce High School Literary
Society met last Friday afternoon.
There We're several visitors. The pro-
gram was very interesting, but there
is room for improvement, and we hope
to see it at each meeting.
Howard Saunders has been absent
from school several days this week.
Miss Turner and Miss Davenport are
training their pupils for an entertain
ment Christmas.
SHELTON Gray has been unable to at
tend school for the past two weeks on
account of sickness.
The fourth grade in Miss Davenport s
room is doing good work, and the "a"
class deserves especial mention. They
are earnest in their efforts and hope to
make the fifth grade after Christmas.
Notwithstanding our entreaties Prof.
Overstreet only gave US one day holi-
day Thank sgiving; but we appreciated
it and made the best use of our time.
We are planning a good time Christmas
as we are very sure he will be more
liberal.
We notice in the daily papers that
Prof. Overstreet's brother, Hon. w. j.
Overstreet, succeeded Rufus f. Lester
in representing the First Georgia Dis.
trict in Congress.
Laura Penney has been absent on
account Of sickness for several days.
We hope to see her in school real soon.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-12-07
Great Revival in Progress.

A fine congregation greeted Georgia s
celebrated evangelist at the Methodist
church last evening and heard a stirring
sermon that greatly impressed all
present, Mr.. Culpepper is assisted by
his son, Burke, and the good results
from the meetings are already made
manifest. Rev. Mr. Culpepper is recog-
lied as one of the greatest evangelists
in the South, and the people as we'll
as the members of the Methodist church
are to be congratulated on securing his
services for series of meetings. His
manner is one of intense eanestness in
the pulpit, and his preaching is replete
with great thoughts so aptly expressed
that the children can readily cOmpre-
bend the drift of his utterances Those
who fail to hear him will miss an OPP
portunity that seldom comes to any
one community. Do not fail to come
to the 10 a. m. service as this is gen.
orally one of the most impressive Of all
the services. We hope great good will
result morally and spiritually to the
people of Fort Pierce and urge that all
who possible can will attend regularly.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-12-07
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

President Roosevelt, in his annual
message to congress, an abridged copy
Of which appears in this issue, devotes
considerable space to the corporation
question. but does not, in our opinion,
offer any remedy for the evil that
tire atens our industrial life. He ad-
mts that there are corporations that
menace the public welfare, and sug-
gests that something should be done to
curb them. He states that some rail-
road combinations are good things as
well as some combinations Of labor He
regrets that the laws are such that eff
fectve methods Of dealing with the
trusts are impossible, and hopes that
some law will be passed that will effect
the punishment of the bad trusts and
promote the welfare of the good trusts.
On the lynching question, however,
the President regains some of his pro-
verbal straight from the-shouider atti-
tude and sounds clear sensible note.
Let lawful death be dealt out to the
rapist and let the death be speedy.
Dilatory methods Of dealing with crime
arouse public discomfort which in turn
promotes lawlessness. But if retribu.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-12-07
EDEN.

James Hasten spent last Sunday in
Fort Pierce.
Henry Allen, of Fort Pierce, was
calling on Eden friends last sunday
Mrs. Maudc Richards and family and
Miss Miller spent the Thanksgiving
HOLIDAYS with Fort Pierce friends
+. A. ireland and j II, LcTouIncau
shipped solid carload of p,noss ("Z-
crates to the west last Saturdays
There was quitc Il lively scrmmage
out ON Tick Ridge, in which scV'ra
coorcd men were quite badly battered
up, last Saturday night
Mrs. Edith Hunter and her daughter,
Miss Susie, and j. II, LcTounoau ana
family were dinner guests at e. -
Schuvler's last Saturday,
So many Of our people were busy. IN
the pineapple fields there were very lev,
Misunderstanding gatherings, Mr. ana
Mrs. r. G.. McMuIcn and Mr.. and Mrs,
Henry Phillips entertained friends
Mrs. Everett Webster met with a
very painful accident last week ny
falling off Of the wharf in front Of her
residence. She is doing as vel! az can
be expected and it IN hoped that she
has sustained no permanent injury.
The bean growers say they IKE 4
dry county but this Is too blamed
dry" The oldest inhabitant does not
remember when We ever had rain 1t
must be over Il month. The county
road is nearly all blown away ana Il
good portion of it is inside the houses
decorating the furniture, specially the
center tables. We would like RAIN on
else west wind to keep the dust away
The beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs.
H. w. Bessey at Stuart was the scene
of delightful social card party last
Wednesday evening, given by the most
and hostess to few Indian River
friends. Point euchre was played dur
ing the early part of the evening, Mrs.
Charles II, Racey won the first ladies
prize, a beautiful vase. while the con-
ISOLATION, a box of paper napkins, fell to
Mrs. J. Z. Waters. }. II. LeTourneau
was the fortunate winner of the first
gentleman prize, an especially beaut-
ful copy of Hiawatha, and {, II, Raccy
received fine Ratchet, although he as.
sured the company that he always told
the truth. The party was perfect in
every detail the trains were on time,
and the weather all that could be de-
sired. Fruit punch was passed all
through the evening, and at ten O'Clock
the guests were treated to Il bountifuI
lunch, consisting of sandwiches, waters,
olives coffee, ice cream and cake o
various kinds Mrs. Bessey was assist
ed in receiving by MeSdames Ireland,
Tucker and Woodward. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Odds, Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Racey, Mr.. and Mrs
r. d. Hoke. Mr., and Mrs. +. A. Ire
land Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Schuyler, Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. LeTomneau, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Robinson, Mrs. Maudc
Richards, Mr., and Mrs. Harry Jennings
Miss England, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Saeger, MIR. and Mrs. i, 7. Waters,
Arthur Saeger, Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Woodward.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-12-07
Episcopal Services.

Services in st. Paul's church, Eden
Tibbals, Sunday the 9th, at 1890 a, m
The second Sunday in the month is
their day for morning service. "
All Saints church, Jensen-Waveland
service at 2:3O p. m. All services bv
the pastor, Rev. George Moore, D. d.
>, st; Andrews church, Fort Pierce,
Sunday school, 10 a. M, lay service. II
a. M, by Mr.. W. T. Hardin. The
Sunday school members are reoueste d
to be out in full force to learn their
Christmas carols for Christmas eve
celebration. Service every Wednesday
evening at 7:3O p. m.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-12-07
PRESIDENT SAMUEL SPENCER

A great blow has been struck the
whole south in the tragic death of Nh.
Samuel Spencer, president Of the South
orn railway, in railroad wreck near
Lynchburg Thursday morning of last
week. More, probably, than any other
southern man Unidentified with railroad
enterprises, Mr. Spencer had devoted
his great brain and energy not only to
the promotion of his railroad enter
priscs, but also in a broadly compre-
honsiyc and thoroughly loyal manner
to the upbuildng of his section.
Mr., Spencer was southern man,
knew the South, and was imbued with
it, pride and its ideals. While his great
railroad interests made him a national
man, his heart held sacred the tradl-
tons and the prophesies that belonged
to the south. He defended her past,
he gloried in her present age of pluck
and patriotism, and he painted with a
sccr-ke imagination the future into
which she is even now entering by
days journeys. He was unassuming in
manner and his advancement to the
highest place in his great organization
came as recognition of true worth.
He was statesmanlike in his mental
equipment and in the relations between
the railroad and the people and has
made some fine contributions in adj
dresses and with his pen.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-12-07

The DeLand Mercury has gone to
the land where the woodbine twineth
and where the whang-doodlo mourneth
for its first born" 1t has turned up
its toes to the daisies, " and is no more
1t has gone the way Of the drainage
amendment, and the free pass re-
quester will have to pay his fare or
walk Rcquie scat in peace Lake
City Index.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-12-07
JENSEN.

Mr. and Mrs. &. f. Coon visited
Waveland friends Wednesday,
An infant daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Fairweather Friday Novem-
Der Both.
Several Jensen ladies attended Miss
Gertrude England's reception, given in
honor of Mrs. Saylor, Mrs. Rogers and
Miss Rogers on Saturday last
d. E. Austin is having his fine large
launch painted and in few days She
will be one of the handsomest boats in
this vicinity. Mr.. Gansen is the skilful
decorator.
Mr.. Harvey Fairbank $ new launch
made her trial trip yesterday and
moved through the water admirably.
She is equipped with II h.p, Lamb
engine, supplied by DR., W, +. Sneden.
Thomas Heller visited his White
City grove last Sunday and found fruit
measuring over l6 inches in crcum-
ference, on trees planted less than =
years ago. This speaks well for the
careful attention given the grove by
Mr.. knudsen, who has it in charge.
Mrs. Richards accompanied her father,
and they were Hospitality entertained
by Mrs. Christensen
Mr. Fairbanks, of the R. r. Ricou &
Sons Fish Co., went to Miami this week
in the interest of the company's bust.
ness at that city. The fleet of boats
employed there were returned to Jen-
sen in charge of Capt John Miller and
Geo. Saunders, being towed by the
Globe, a 10 h. p. boat. Miss Bertha
Maxwell accompanied Mr.. Fairbanks
down on the train, but returned with
Capt. Miller by water, and reports a
most delightful trip.
The following are among the guests
of the Al Fresco hotel today: Captain
Q. S. Wiley, u. s. Revenue Service;
Mrs. Wiley and Miss Elsie Ely, of
Savannah, Ga; 1T. Allen, New York:
c. G. TrOwell, E. s. Bond, c. f. Los.
ing, |. M. Cox, E. E. Grimes, Jackson.
son; F. c. Cochrane, C. Nj. Barton,
Palatka; Capt. A. w. Buie, N. c. &
st. /. Ry.; V. c. Mason, Atlanta, Ga:
E. A. Ireland, Mrs. f. A. Ireland, Jen-
sen; Commodore Sewall, G. B. Y. c.:
Lieut.. Willoughby, Sewal's Point.
Harry Jennings, Tibbals.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-12-07

ton, swift and sure, follow the crime,
the lynchng evil will die a natural death.
As a whole, the message is not writ.
ten in the customary positive spirit that
usually characterizes the Presidents
differences.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-12-07

All Florida people should spend very
happy Christmas this year. The whole
State is enjoying prosperity she never
before had in her history. And this
prosperity is found in all channels of
business.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-12-07
Catholic Services.

The Rev. Father M. j. Curly, of De-
Land, will arrive in Fort Pierce Mon
day the 10th, and will celebrate Mass
in the Town Hall Tuesday morning at
7 a. m. Father Curly will be pleased
to meet all the Catholics in this place.