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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-12-13
MRS. Julia p. Allison.

MRS. Julia p. Allison, a vel known
Cambridge resident, and sister Of
Mrs Chas R. Bruce OF this city, n
woman who had made a deep impress
on many OF the religious and charitable
movements of the city, died last Satur-
day evening at her home, Q Humboldt
street. She has been an invalid Tor
two years, but her last sickness was OF
but 10 days duration
MRS. Allison was born In Freedom,
Ohio, "a wears ago, but spent her girl
hood In Concord, N H. She was q
graduate of the Concord high school.
graduating with the second class to-
leave that institution. For the last 40
years she had resided In this city with
the exception OF i've years, when her
home was just over the Semerv'lle line.
but when her interests were just as
thoroughly in Cambridge. During
that time she took an active part IN
the work Of the North Avenue Baptist
church, the Woman's Auxiliary to the
Y. Nj. G. A., and the East End Christ
ian union. In the last two 0rganiza
tions she haa served as vice. president.
She Was woman OF beautiful and
self sacrificing character, and was ever
ready to aid all good movements.
During her long residence in this
vicinity, Mrs. Allison had made very
many friends, and her loss is deeply
felt by them all. She leaves two
daughters, Misses Carrie J. and Susan
G. Allison, who are teachers in the
Russell and PEABODY schools, respec
lively, and one son. Rev. William II.
Allison, Phi. D., professor OF history In
Franklin college, Franklin, Indiana.
Her husband, exAlderman George A.
Allison, died nine years ago.
AT the funeral, which was held at
her home, Tuesday afternoon, at 2:3o,
there was very large attendance OF
friends and of representatives from tie
organizations for which she had work
ed SO hard. The floral display was an
exceptionally beautiful one. IL COM
prised hardly any set pieces, but the
great number of simple boqueis and
loose howers gave mute testimony 10
the regard In which her simple and
unassuming life had caused her TO be
held. Many of these flowers were
afterwards sent to the Old Peoples.
~ a.,l Il
The services were conducted by Rev.
DR.. F. L. Marble, OF the North Avenue
Baptist church, assisted by Rev.
Arthur I. Belknap, OF Providence, r
[. The B ,ethoven quar- tet sang Tine
Eternal Goodness" Nearer, My God,
To Thee and Passing Out Of the |
Shadow" The burial was In Cambridge
cemetery. Cambridge, Mass, Chronicle
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-12-13


LAST spring ]. J. Hill, the Great
Northern railway magnaie, offered
three cash prizes in several states.
South Dakota among the number,
through which the Great Northern
road passes, for the three best kept
iarms In the state. These prizes have
Just besn award d by y committee that
personally visited All farms entered, Of
which committee Prot. Thomas Shaw,
ne veil known farm exper, Was chair
man. The tirst priza, s30O. went ii
south D.kots, to $. y, Mccullough o
Hurley, M second prize. $3.50, 10 John
Lsklngss olsoof Hurley and the third
y ~ Johnsoa of Lsnncx Mr
Z MIG Cnlleseh oame here from Greer
u hnly, 1se purchased : tArn
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-12-13

that was all run, downa few years
ago and brought 1t up to a high state
OF efficiency by modern methods.
Every animal on his place Is
thoroughbred. including even the
chickens and ducks, while fences and
buildings are in perfect condition.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-12-13

i Gov ELECT CRAWFORD has been
making round OF the state institu-
tons in order to inform himself
through personal inspection OF their
condition and needs. This is an ex
cellent policy and one that has seido m
or never been pursued before by chief
executives of the state, either before Or
during their term of Office.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-12-13

leave for Texas, where she will jcin
her husband and spend the wlnter. Mr..
Gnrney is already very much better
OF his neur slgia, Tor which be 80
Obliged TO 60 south during the cold
y wather.
Nr. H. N. Keene. proprietor III the
Arlington &s, formerly connected
With the WAtert0Wn Daily Ps6,ic
CpJnton and more rscenkiy with M
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-12-13

Mrs H. J Gurney Was here he Il 4.
ter paxtpi The week and left Saturday
10 visft lriends st her old home Ia
NebrS = fsw days, She IN 900
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-12-13

the Sioux City Journal has accepted
position with the CORNISH He moved
hia family here last w X and they mi
nos nicsly settled r. Mr.. sstoa n
house / pposite the Farmer lonat
Nh. Keene il an affabIe eeatlxmsn.
xhle printer and well kno~n ma hte Y
appreciated ty the news spss'st 0<s
throughout The state. We coae rntlil1
ollr readess ~ securing his seEVI
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-12-13
THE COURIER
BY CHAS. X. BRUCE
Published ON Every Thursday.

Enf cred at the Post once at Elk Point as ma
matter of the second class.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-12-13

The COURIER is mailed regularly t. its sub
scribers until a definite order to discontinue is
received and all arrears are paid.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
De ESTADOS UN|DOS

En- los eHtados de 10 Union ameri.
cana hay diversos criterios Iobre 10
edad del consent!miento para el' ma
trimonio.
En- New Mejico, si ell baron no hs
cumplido 10 edad do veints un afos
y la hsmbrs la de dieciocho y So ca
san sin el conaentimiento de aus pa
dres & tutores, en- sus easos, el ma
trimonio es declarado nulo por IL
ley.
En- Iowa, North Carolina J Texas,
10 edad del conGentimiento estk fjads
en- dieciaeis el var6n y cetorce la hem
bra; en- Alabsms, ArksnsaS, Georgi.
8 Illinois, dieclsiete el baron y catorc,
Ia hembrs; en- California, MinneIota
Oregon y Wisconsin, dieciocho el Va
ron , quincs Ia hembra; en- Delaware
Michigan, NevAds, Nebraska J Ohio
dieciocho para los vsronss y diecia6i
para las hembraa; en- New York, hastl
el afio de 1887 SO siguio el dsrecho CO
mdu de Inglaierra, es decir, catorc
para los varones J doce para las hem
bras; pero desde esa epoca se subj
por-. .estAtutos la edad del CONSENT
miento & dieciocho los vsrones dieci
Seis las hsmbrAs, como len Delaware
Michigan, Nevada y Nsbrasks, ETC.
etc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
CARTA De PUERT0-R|C0
UN V|EJO cEMENTER|O ESPANOL
ID. La Tribune, woonoekst aduo para1A DocRAcl

che para encender cIrios sobre la tum.
ba de los parientsa.
Fl autor de estas lfneas ha visto
llorar 4 las msdres y los ninos; ha
dido rezar fsrvorossmente y 50 ha
arrodillado, 81 tambIen, & I'm de par
ticipar dc aquells devotion. En- las
mas humildes chozas de ysguas, OBJ
servo multi.ud de bujias ardlendo &
la memorls de los difuntos,
Rn sl silencio de 10 noche un pa
SEQ en- una metropolis pusrto-riqueaa
svocs muchos reCusrdos tristes J nos
trae la memoirs de esas pobres almas
que por todas parties nos aSedian su-
plic&ndonos plegarias.
Qle sentimIento mas grande que sl
afecto de una fsmilia hacla uno de
suS miembros que yA no es! He ahf
de que modo SO reousrda q los muertos
en este pals, 90 reza y Sc llorS sobre
sus sepulcros en- los antiques cemen-
terios.
ESQ eS muy espAfiol, Va 10 veis. Y
quIen dice espadol dice hlmano,
Raymond Dezlel,
! Ciales, Noviembrs 419o5
Publicsdo en- <Ls Tribunas ell 20
de Dic.emb-e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
VAR|AS AOT|C|AS
Multas. De Tesoreria. Cir
cuIar sobre examenes de
aspirahtes a maestros.
Ell ACUEDUCTO
EL ACUEDUCTO
Estadistica de Intermediates.
Un hombre desmayado.
Una alcantarilla.

Por copcspto de multss en- causas
por infracci6n 4 las leyes de Rentas
internas, 90 han cobrado SO en- Bays
mon y $40 en- Lolzs, que han ingrssa-
DO On el Tesoro.
Ell Superintendeuts de exlmensA
don Enrique Hernandez, ha librado
una circular & los superiniendsntss do
sscuelas do Ia isla, pidiendoles remi-
tan con toda prsmura 10 lista de los
aspirantes & los examenss dc maestros,
que tendrGn lugar los dias 10, IL, l2y
u del corriente.
-Ayer, en- el zaguan del hotel Ella
Ltnda,s csy6 desmsyado un pobrs
hombrs q osuss de hallarse debil. En-
los primsros momentoa Ia policfa 10
conduio & la sals de socorro, psro alli
NADIA SO le pudo hacer, pues 81 ped{a
alimento. Una persona caritatlvA 10
do un POGO dc vino y 90 resnim6.
La alcantarilla que desagua al
mar por 81 callei6n del Combate, en- 10
Msrins, despide muy malos olores, al
dscir de algunoS vecinos dc aquel lx.
gar.
-Insistimos en- que SO hsga IN
de,agls general On el acueducto 4 IN
de limpisr las cansrfss del misnc,
pues 50 estk dando sl csso de que las
aguas SO toman muy turbias y muohss
psrsonss opinan que 10 suciedad do
los tubos es el motive. Esto, aparts
de la poca preston del aqua, por ha-
llarse obstaculizadas muchas sansrias,
constisuye un peligro para 10 salud
pdblica y tai veE sea csusa de las mu-
chas Intermediates del est6msgo que
60 han dessrrollado de POGO tempe &
esta psrte en- Ia ciudad.
-Segdn la estadistica ofeial de
Intermediates durants el aao pasado,
la enfsrmedsd cue ocasio 16 mas muer
tes fue Ia tuberculosis y despues las
sfecciones iniestinalss.
| -Eo Ponce fue denunciado IN co.
! m srciante, por infraccl6n do Rentss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
|ACLESES EN- MEXICO
Is muy pequsfo eI nlmero
de slbdit0s britanicos ra-
dicados aIli.
CAUSAS De ESTO
CkUSAS De ESTO
La colonia inglesa ocupa e
quinto lugar, pero es una
de las mas ricas

Una importante revista mex loan q,
oeupAndoss de las colonias sxtranje
ras que residen on la rep1blica vecina,
reproduce los 1ltimos datos que ofrscs
10 ests sdfstica nacional acerca de los
exsranjeros allf establecidos.
Segln las cifras aludidas tensmos
que hay en- Mexico 49, $50 espa d Ioles;
1926 norteamericsnos; 5,9l2 csntro.
smericanos; 1916 traucsse,; 2, ,sl6 In.
gleaes; 1884 chinoa; 2,721 cubanos;
1854 italianoa; 1880 alemanes; 420 sud
americanos; 234 auatrohdngaros; l3O
belgas; IS daneses; 81 rusos; 50 portu.
gueses; l4l iaponeses y 2,117 de otras
nacionalidades.
Sc We, puss, que 90 muy pequefo
el n6mero de s1bditos britanicos radi
cados On Mexico, & pesar de que desde
Ia epoca colonial los ingleses hacfan
comercio con 10 rspdblica vsoina, como
10 prueba elocuentemente el heoho de
hsber procedido en- el territorio dc Be
lice mss strevidsmsnte adn que los CO
lonos americanos de Austin en- Texas,
territorio que al dn result6 ser dc he.
cho del dominic dc Ia Gran Bretaiia.
Es de extrafsrss que, habiendo
tantaa faoilidades para el establesi
miento de nusvas industrias en- Mexi
CO y presentandose tantas oportuuida a
des para emprender lucrativos nego
clos, sea tan reducido ell n1mero do 10.
britsnicos que ALI residen. Los in
glese' ocupsn oil quinto lugar en- Mexi
co, en- 10 que respecta oil ndmsro d.
los que forman la colonia.
Hay ademas otrop hschos do con
sideraci6n que hscen suponer que Ii
colonia ingleEa podfa ser mas hume
rosa, son los aiguientea: primerc
Ia imporsancia del capital ingles en-
plesdo en- indu,trias y empresas d
todo ge1ero en- Mexico, principalmen
te en- la miueria; ssgundo, las estre
chas y antfguss relsciones finaociera
Csntsnda en- Ia pdsina sql
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
TOTUM REVOLOTUM
Csnsejos que me permlto
ofrecer al Honorable jsfe
del Consolidate.
RESPETUOSAMENTE
Mas calma, mas serenidad,
menos arriscamientos. "A
sic de coeterls.

Jefe del Consolidate,
venerable don Andres,
de clos chicos de 10 prenss1
COCO y enfant TERRIBLE
(ests frase hay que eScribirla
de sse modo, para usted)
del regimen existente
smfant jok ewant gate;
calme aus nervios y calme
su ins6lita intrepidez,
y rscuerde que no quita
10 yaliente & 10 cortes,
que ciertos arriscamientos
no cuadran On la veiez
y que andar con sgarambainass
{ sus Nos, va se ve,-
non es de sesudos homes,
venerable don Andres.
lQuiere usted con eaos schlcoss
hacer un auto dc fep
lCree usted, scaso, que tienen
ell alma de pichipsn?
Que un gdardia. .incivil cometa
un abuse Il dos Il tres,
90 explica hasta ciefto. .punto,
por mas que ESQ no este bien;
obran en- 81 las pasiones,
Ia ignorancia y Ia estultez.
Que un funcionario honorable,
que un ciudadano de prez,
hombre de peso y de pesos,
temeroso de 10 ley,
que psina canss y habla
medianamsnte el ingles,
que parece un lord -mirado
q ciertA distancia y que
de gentleman tiene aspecto,
arme, & menudo, un belen
y mas dc un C6rcholia suelte
J suelte mas de I'm Rediez
"a <los chicos de Ia prensas
quiera arrancarles 10 piel,
romperles 10 americana,
6 apretarles 10 nuez,
no tisne excuss possible,
venerable don Andres.
No 90 ls escana edifcante
y no es airoso el papel.
SQle 10 prenSa le censura?
Gamble usted de proceder;
arYWar Ia cara lnportd,
el espejo no hay por q,H.
Para otra OCCASION mss tientn,
mas calma, mas sensAtez.
No trate All 4 los reporters.
Rep6rtese don Andres.
Suarez de Mota.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05

que ds-cribl 9. real y So ve en- caSi to-
dos los pueb.os psqusn - del interior
y de Ia costa.
En- verdad son praatlcss de lA
edad media. Pero Ino resultan mas
SAnss y mss bellos que Ia del TWO
STEPS, en- que He dslelts nuestra iuven.
tud dorado y Ia del CAKE WALK qua
prssensiamos haoe tres noches en- ell
testro del Parque Bori quenS
/ A riesgo de psssr I or oscurSntis.
tss, nosotros nos inclir amos 4 prefs-
rir la procession nocturna hlciA los
sepulcros de los abuelos, les lucss
ente & los retsblos J las plegGriss
Que salen del corss6n, Y no creemos
que por scr aIi y hsesr sosAs tan ino.
fsusivss, deba conSiderarse & Puerto
Rico IN pays bisarre, seEdn la frsIe de
Monsieur Deziel.
iDichoso aquel, eae no ha EiSto
mas rio que 81 de 81 patrla,
stssttts,,.ssss++N s.sss.s ttat
/
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05

II cementerio de Ciales, rodesdo
de 81 murslla antigus, 80 remonta al
regimen espafiol. Es un mont6n de
vieios catafalcos perdidos entire las
hierbas frondosss, que nadie cuida de
cortar sino el dis de los musrtos. Es
allf que deacAnsan los ditun tos de ests
parroquia en- las frias entrsfas de Ia
tierral Pobrs vieio cemsntorio! Tris-
tes tumbss! ri autor de esta cr6nica,
que os contempls, os ha visto resplan'
dscIeptss de luz y dc belle1a en- Ia ii
gubre noche dc los muertos, con lAl
lucss que manoa amigAs hAbisn pues
TO sobre vuestras fosas.
Que shermosss costumbres, santi
ncAdAs por Ia iglesis, 10 de iluminal
los uepulcros y la de rszar por el re
poso etsrno de los que 70 tXis-
tenl
Vosotros, mis- compAtriotas, quI
conoceis POGO la vida social y las cos
tumbres de este raro pals, no ocomprsn
dGis sino dificilmente ests vstusta ci
vilizAci6n eIpanolA. En- Puerto Ric'
ss vivs todavis en- el siglo diez y Iel
I(+) durante oil cual en- Espans, segd
lA tradici6n religloss, Sc iba en- proc'
sion { los cementsrioS al csrrar 10 nc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05

l") TrAducimoa 6 insertamoS eS-
te artfeulo, por 10 raro que nos para
ce encontrAr slgo dc eata isla en-
un peri6dieo frances de WoonIosk I
Y ademks porque estA eserito con amor
, rsSpeto h0cia nuestro pals. Psro,
priucipAlmente, para que nueltros pal
sanos vean Ia impression que en- los ex
trar jsrcs e1uIsn eSAs costumbres, tar
aantaS J EenoillaI, y Ia idea que tie
nen de que vIvimos EN- Ell sIGLo DIE
Y sEIs, con cuatro sigloI de retrasc
Hobrs Ell reAto del mundo.
No creemos que de otrs suerte des
crihiris un egcritor europeo las cere
monias iduebres dc los upaches y 10
SIOUX. Y en- Characterised eaoon
trariamos isCilments Is demostrsei6n
hoisando el libro de sus vieies pc
America.
Morsleu Raymond Dsz'el no prs
tende herir & los puerto ,iquesoi
| Al sontrario. Da musstrss do sentlrH
eonmovido por aus prtetlcas pisdoIS
en- Sl die Do los diiuntQa El susdr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
TEATR0 De SAN JUAN

Sc nos sssgura que ell isatro sata-
ra en- condicioBes de uso para los bal.
lsS del pr6xino Carnival. Lo 1nieo
que, tel ves no este terminada para
esA tseha, eI la 6bra de pinturs, pueI
sSto invlerte bastAnte tempo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL

81 sl ayuntsmiento veade 81 de
pArtsmento de Marina, como este pre-
tsnds, el hospital municipal situado
en- Pusrta de TERRA, construirk otrc
en- santurce 8 hArk mas kmplio 81 QuG
trNta do levaptAr 60 81 barrio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
TEMBLOR EN- GUAYAOU|L

Anuncian- de Guayaquil, que en- el
violsnto temblor de TERRA ocurrido 90
dicha ciudad, quedaron destruidas CO.
mo doscientas cssss.
Ha hsbido mas de 20 muertos ,
como cien hsridJs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05
NOTAS DEL Ola

Reunion mportante-Proyectos de ley la Camara. e
bill sobre regstros de la propiedad -El cable Larri
naga.-Renuncias que vendran. Junta de rabada
nes.-La potca en- Isabela.-Los <puross an San
German-Por Aguas Buenas.-Vista al Co
bernador en- Washington ley de tie
rras-En Guayama.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-05

ciudad han dlrigido al Honorable Go.
bsrnador una peticion solicitando el
indulto de Juan Nicolas Fsrrari ,irfsliz
padre de tamilia que yace en- las maE.
morras de Ia cAreel de este Distrito,
enfsrmo & imposibilltado para 81 ira
bsio, por un simple dslito contra 81
Erario de Puerto Rico.
Mario Morales.
Agusdilla, Enero 1905.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-11-30
TIBBALS COMING
TO THE FRONT

The good citizens of Tibbals are re-
jocing over the fact that the Florida
East Coast Railway has arranged to
build cOmmodious brick depot in place
Of the small wooden structure that has
been in use for the past years. The
new building will be built completed, a
regular agent will be appointed, so that
the hourishing village will be numbered
among the regular" stopping places
for all trains. This is evidence that
Tibbas is numbered among the "grow-
ing villages of the East Coast says
the H0mcseeker.
The Walton lnn which was built last
summer, will be opened about Decem'
ber LIST to the public. The building is
considered one Of the most convenient
and up-lo.date hotels in that portion of
East Coast. This will fill long felt
want. People from the north have
wanted to visit Tbbals, but there has
hcen 10 hotel accommodations The
Walton Inn was erected by the ener-
grtic people of that village.
Pineapple planting rs about over for
this year Mr.. w. W. Luce bought
Ten acres of wood land, cleared por-
ton OF 1t and planted pines, and has
butt fine bungalo on his newly ac-
qui'rd property.
Mr. +. G. McMullen, also, bought
,wenty acres and has planted twelve
acres in pines. Many old fields of pine
apples that have passed their useful
ness have been reset. The pineapple
growers all made money this year.
Those that have winter pines are reap
ing q harvest, as prices are higher now
than at any time during the season.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-11-30

seven miles down the river. Those
pa'atlaI homes that are scattered along
thc indian River lack but one thing
and that is electric LIGHT.
MesorH. Fee and Stewart Comn,ny
are building large store, and when
completed will be one ofthc finest store
buildings in the Indian River country
1t Is being built of artificial stone.
The good people of Fort Pierce and
ST. ihcle county are in dead earnest
over securing hard surface roads over
the county. The city of Fort Pierce is
arranging To do considerable PAVING
within the limits.
Hon. c, I. McCarty, rort picrcc's
huStl!ng real estate dealer, is kent
busy with his many customers. Mr..
McCarty has some of the finest proper.
critics in the Indian River country con.
slStng OF great pineapple fields and
orange groves. These are ocular dem.
onslrations of what that section of the
country can produce and what Mr.. Me-
Carly has accomplished by intelligent
culture and careful attention to his
business. Homeseekcr
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-11-30

W. i, dayes, the father of Mrs. Jea-
Nins, the funeral did not occur until
I0esday afternoon at O'Clock.
The funeral procession formed in
front OF the Masonic lodge, and was
composed of about thirty five members
of the Masonic lodge, and large delega-
tions from the Odd Fellows, Woodmen
and Eastern Star, Mr.. Jeakns being a
member of each of these organizations.
Large additions were made to the
cortege enroute to the home of Mr.
Jeakins, which was reached at o'clock
and the funeral services were at once
begun, Rev. 4. w. T0mkies conducting
q short service, after which the Masons
took charge, and the beautiful service
Of that lodge was used.
The procession again formed and
escorted the body to the grave in the
Ankona cemetery, where the last sad
rites Of Masonry were read, after which
the Eastern Star paid their last tribute
of respect to their departed brother.
More than two hundred attended the
funeral. Besides twenty-five carriages
in the procession, three large launches
carried the representatives of the Odd
Fellows and Woodmen, making this
the most Largely attended funeral ever
conducted in Fort Pierce.
Mr.. Jeakins has been resident here
for about seven years coming here from
Champaign, Ill.,, and besides being a
contractor and builder, he had engaged
extensively in the pineapple business,
and had most comfortable home and
a profitable place.
The deceased was in his 9th year,
and leaves a wife and one little daugh-
ter, and brother in Clifford, ILL.,, who
was unable the funeral, to mourn his
loss.
In the death of Mr.. Jeakins we have
lost most highly respected citizen;
the fraternal organizations of which he
was a member, most consistent bro
Their, and the family kind and devoted
husband and father.
The TRIBUNE joins the host of friends
of the family in extending sincere SYM
pathy.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-11-30
Debate at White CITY.

Monday, December 3rd at I p. M,
White City Socialist Local will hold Il
public meeting at the club hall Bryan
McCarty will present the capitalistic
view Of the Trust question and Olaf
Olesen will present the socialitc view
on the Trusts. A general discussion
will follow. After the discussion Mr..
McCarty will delight the audience with
several photographic records Of grand
opera singers including Melba, Calve,
Plancon Nordica and others. Every
body welcome.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-11-30

Mr.. Jeakins was engaged with others
n shingling the residence of Fl. s,
Thomas, at Eldred, and for some UNI
accountable reason the patent scaffold-
ing on which he and Edgar Lewis were
at work, gave away, precipltatlng
them to the ground. In falling the
twenty. eight feet to the ground, Mr.
Jcakins struck several obstacles, and
was painfully injured, but at the time
it was not thought that his injuries
were serious,
DR.. W. f.. YanLandingham was sum
moned shortly after the accident, and
ut that time Mr.. Jeakins complained
only of soreness in his hip, and had
no symptoms of Il serious injury. Thurs
day symptoms developed showing in
Jury to the bladder and when DR.. Van
Landingham visited him Friday morn
ing at 8 o'clock, his symptoms Indicated
some serious arrangement OF the KID
news, and it was thought advisable to
remove him to the railroad hospital at
1t. Augustine which was done, he he
ing accompanied by his wife and Dr.
Northumberland.
Arriving at st, Augustine Mt $40
Friday evening he was at once conveyed
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-11-30
Episcopal Church Services.

Services Sunday in the Episcopal
church by the pastor. Sunday school at
10 a. M, W.T.. Hardin, superintendent.
Morning service, II Il. m, Evening
service, 1870 pm. Theme for morning;
"Who are worthy and proper persons
to receive the Holy Communion,
Theme for evening: Progress. Seats
are free; all are welcome.