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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-01-18
Child Labor.

The anti-child labor bill, intro
duced in the lower house OF the
Idaho legislature by McCracken
OF Bingham county, is most
important measure and will like
ly pass at this session. The
measure is the result of existing
weaknesses in the truancy law OF
this state, and will aid materially
in the enforcement of that inn
portant law. The McCracken
bill provides that no child under
IA years OF age may be employed
in any mine, mill, factory, store
or other business capacity what
ever, during the school year; that
children under IA years OF age
may be employed during school
vacations more than two weeks
in duration upon signed permit
OF the school teacher of the dis
trict where the child has last re-
sided; that no minor under Is
years OF age shall be employed at
any gainful occupation during
the time that the schools OF his
or her district are in session, I'M
less able to read and write intel
ligently, and have a good general
knowledge Of geography and
common school studies.
All persons employing minor
help at any time must keep a
complete record Of the fact, with
the certificates of education or of
permission to work during the
school vacation. Penalty for
not complying with the law will
be a fine OF 50 to 500 a day for
such illegal employment. Par
ents or guardians permitting the
minors in their charge to be so
illegally employed are subject toI
IA fine Of $50 to $3.50, or six
months imprisonment, or both.
Parents or guardians, or other
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-01-18
CHURCH SERVICES.

Services will be held at the following
places during the winter on the first
and third Sundays Of each month and
the two previous evenings Black Jack
Friday evening; Dewey, Saturday eve.
ming Silver City, Sunday, l. a. m, De-
Lamar, Sunday, 1870 p. m.
GEO. P, PEMBERToN Pastor
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-01-18
The Little Red SchooIhouse.

There was a great deal of SUI
perior education in the little red
schoolhouse. These modest estab-
lishments produced many great
men. They got a fine start in
real learning there, and then il
they wanted to be statesmen or
learned men or business leaders
they hustled for themselves with
their hands and their brains.
There has been wonderful devel-
opment Of the school system.
The enormously increased cost
leads to vulgar Dragging, but
the Improvement in learning has
not kept pace with the outlay.
And posterity is born to hold
bags. -Ex.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-01-18
InsersoII on Napoleon.

A little while ago l stood by the
grave of the great Napoleon
magnificent tomb of gilt and gold,
fit almost for dead deity-and
gazed upon the sarcophagus OF
black Egyptian marble, where rest
at last the ashes of that restless
man, leaned over the balustrade
and thought Of the career of the
greatest soldierof the modern world.
saw him upon the banks Of the
Seine, contemplating suicide.
saw him putting down the mob in
the streets Of Paris; | saw him at
the head Of the army of Italy; |
saw him crossing the bridge Of Lodi
with the tri-color in his hand; |
saw him in Egypt in the shadow of
the pyramids; | saw him crossing
the Alps and ningle the eagles Of
France with the eagles Of the craigs.
| saw him at Marengo, at Ulm and
Austerlitz; | saw him in Russia.
where the infantry Of the snow and
the cavalry Of The wild blast scat
tered his legions like aulumn's
withered leaves. | saw him at
Liepsic in defeat and Disaster
driven by million bayonets back
upon Paris, clutched like wild
beast, banished to Elba. saw him
escape and retake an empire by the
force Of his genius. | saw him up
on the frightful field cf Waterloo,
where chance and fate combined to
wreck the fortunes of their former
king; and | saw him at St. Helena
with his hands crossed behind him
gazing out upon the sad, solemn
sea. | thought Of the orphans and |
widows he had made, of the tears
that had been shed for his glory, |
and Of the only woman that had
ever loved him pushed from his
heart by the cold hand Of ambition.
And | said | would rather have
been French peasant and worn
wooden shoes. | would rather have
lived in hut with a vine growing
over the door and the grapes grow
ing purple in the kisses of the
autumn sun. | would rather have
been that poor peasant with my
loving wife at my side, knitting as
the sun died out Of the sky, with
my children upon my knees and
their arms about me; would
rather have been that man and
gone down into the tongueless ST
lence Of the dreamless dust than 10
have been that impersonator Of
force and murder known as Napo-
leon the Great. And so l would
ten thosand times over.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-01-18

Columbia and the territories are
the only American communities
which have no legislation at all on
this subject. Suitable action by
Congress for the area over which it
has exclusive jurisdiction will
speedily bring those states where
protection for children is made
quate or merely nominal to re-
alization Of their duty to improve
their legislagtion and to render its
enforcement effective. Our Ameri-
can civilization will then be free
from the charge Of exploiting its
helpless children for gain; and
greed, whetherit be that of employer
or that Of selfish and indifferent
parents, will be justly restrained.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-01-18
Roosevelt on Child La. Dor.

| am pleased to 60 on record in
the strongest possible terms as in
favor of stringent legislation by
both tateand national legislatures,
for the purpose Of doing away with
the evils Of Child Labor. | believe
that the recent action Of the legis-
lature OF Georgia, state which
leads the New South industriaIly,
in placing on its statute books a
child labor law which contemplates
the gradual adoption Of standard
approximating that Of the best le-
gislation either north or south,
makes it incumbent on Congress to
provide an adequate Child Labor
Law for the District Of Columbia
aud the territories. With the single
exception Of Nevada, the District of
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-01-18

persons sending a minor child to
any saloon, immoral place, or
employing them in the handling
OF Intoxicating liquors or about
any place where Intoxicating Ii
quors are prepared or offered for
sale, are made subject to a fine
OF not less than $50, or three
months imprisonment, or both.
Probation officers, or where there
are not such, the school trustees,
are charged with the enforcement
OF this law, but any reputable
citizen may bring complaint to
the probate court, where such
offenses are to be tried. -Poca-
tello Tribune.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-01-18

Leave your orders with Nr. Geo. R
Sweeney at the Idaho Hotel, for the
cleaning, pressing and repairing of
your suits All work neatly done.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-01-18

The New Home Sewing Machines for
sale at Philipp's Hardware Store.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-29
Cemticbe
gd0n Sarberei,
1927 ". &aibinston 9tbe.
Seice 5elepbone.
Seice Z 5elepbone.

9lae slrbeit nod better SSeiic uOllfiibrt.
Dem Reiuiseu uno Rldtten lpeiielle
Gufmsrtiamteit Sei6eutt. alrbeit abss'
bolt unb abseliefert.
Geo. @. S9miOt, Gigentb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-29
0ermif4tes SulanO.

= Die 3meisorsuuiiatiou bee
Dsutid. .sImsritaniideu @sutralbuuOss
in Slbanp, u. o., sdblt jest 1850
Wtit9lieber.
( Sn Cumberland, Ntb., nurosu
bic Sabrifantasen Der Cumberland
Steel So. burd 6suer SeritUrt. Sdu'
ben 100000.
= @r.PrdiOeut @rOosr @lsuslunh
bat iid BON ieiusm lesteu lluwOblieiu
in isiner Bobnuns in Princstou, q. g.,
wieosr uOllitdnOis erbolt.
Su BuibiuetOn iturb slmSi
Smitb, Der felt 40 Subren i'm 3immer
fur Ofentlide DOtumeute Oss 8uubss.
ieuats aussitellt mar, I'M Glter uOu Ga
Sabren am 3ppbus.
= gluf SsranluIluns Oss PrdiiOsnteu
bat riuatietretdr 9oeb bstauut sese'
ben, baB Oas atluutiide @ei6waoer i'm
Mouat December uad osm pacifiideu
Ocean aufbre4en wiro.
- Rear stOuiral Smitb. Der i'm
Sabre 1899 peniiOuirt wurOe, itarb in
philadelphia i'm boben slltsr uon 20
Sabreu. Sereits i'm Sabre 1861 mar
Der gsritOrbsus gum 9iIfsSabImsiitsr
Der 8unoesHotte ernaunt poroen.
= Sin Tornado Serit0rts cine sross
Nu5abl BON @cb6uoeu in oem Stdotr
deu 8runswid, Bisc., uno ri4tete auf
ben in Der umsessHO sslesenen 5ur'
men sroesn Sdaoeu an. Dad ben
lsstsn giadri9ten iOllen fiinfSebn Rer'
ionsu idmer uerlsst wOroen ieiu.
= gta9 einem 8eri6t Oes @ensrals
quartiermeilterS Der Buuoesarmee per'
uria9te Der llutsrbalt Der Grmes auber
ben sewObnli6en 8oitsH nod cine Gr'
tra' slussabe uou So. 800. $40 fur oas
6isfaliabr 1907. Sou oieier Summe
wurben 81 ,915, 1888 fir Transportation
aus9e9eben.
SIN MOuat Suli OieisS Sabres
iinO in ben YsrsiniStsn Stuuten mebr
GinpanOsrsr siusstrOfieu, ais in irseuO
einsm Suli uOrber. Die 3abl Der 9in'
wanOsrsr i'm tseteu WtOnut mar 81 1872
sssen 81. .4O3 i'm Suli 1906, 1914 i'm
Suli 1905, 57.791 i'm Suli 1904 unO
67,739 i'm Suli 1908.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-29
Gifembabu Seittabelle.
o,leuars, eadaluanna uno Weitrn Balm


Su araft etn "a. Suui 1906.
GabIid -8srlGbt Suantou fur Zen gcrl
um 2.O5, 800, sos. 500. 1920. Born.
1910, 3.25 unb $40 Ra6mittuss. 5hI
gl,p gprf uub philadelphia, um $40 Scrm.i
f2.40 uuD 3.35 Ra&mittass. 6lI
Scbvbaund, 6.tO Na6mittass.
01rhlif STIR Buffalo um t.f5, 6.25u. 900
Ulpr.t t.55. $40 une t1.t0 Nadmittass. 6iil
8tnabamton, GImita uub 3wiltsnaationsu, I'M
1910 Mpr. une 05 9la6m. 6ir OspseO
5yraeuis une Utica I'm LIS uub 6.25 Wer.
f.55 Nabmittaes Osptso. gpraeuis uni
Utica 3ug UNI 6.25 Nor. lduft t6slib, auset
npmmtu Spnutnes. 8iir WontrOit um 9.0(
Rpr. los une $40 Rahm. NiholIpu ae
epmpbaiicn, um 400 Nabmittdas. 9ins
hampton Attpmo oedttpu, um 6.t5 Nadm ittdgs
Hloomsburg 9ibiHon-gtrI6bi StrantOl
fit gortbumtrrlaue nm 6.35, 10 20 DIOR.
i.55 uHs GAO Ratn 6ir pivmuurt nm 81
Ra6mittass.
Spnntdas'3iee
sHOli& sir gtp grrf um 205. 3.2)
sos uup 1920 @Urssus; 3.35 uub 3.ll
Rahm.
RSrblt& - 8ar Buffalo um lis. uni
6.25 RcT. i.55, $40 nne 1t.i0 Ra6m
5tir 8iuebau,tcu unb 3pii&tnifaiicutn. 8 On
uub 1910 BOrmtttaes
0loomsburg SibiHon 8rldht Serdutrr
I'm 1920 Rpr uue $40 Nahmittass,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-29
AuSldno.

- 8e9en @sl6mau9elS Iino uier'
tauleub Wtann, bic al Der neueu Siuis
Der Panamu Giienbubu beidIiti9t pu'
rem. uorlaufis sntluleu wOrOeu.
- Son Der Organization Der Union
oes ruiiiidsn Yolts" wuros BEN 3aren
cine Bstition unterbreitet, in Der bic
9lusidtieBuus idmmtlihsr Suoen aus
Der Reihsbuma uerluuSt miro.
= 9ia6 elmer tslssrapbiihsu NtelO'
uus aus Salle lit Der bsriibmte Pipdir
atsr Der bortissn uniusriitdt, ProfefOr
Or. @Ouaro Sisis, Su ct. Sluiieu i'm
baOiideu 8rsiie Balosbut Seboren, aus
cem yeben seidisbeu.
- Das Srisssminiiterium bat be-
idtoiisn. Die Oltirieiiidc Snisl Sortum
nit itarten Ssituusswerteu Su ueriebeu.
Die Snlel, Die Der nieoerldnoil9en
9iiite nabe ssssniiberliest. iol Die @ms'
miiuounssn idiiseu, jwiiden oensn iie
selesen lit.
- aus Berlin pirb ssmelOst, ou6
oas 9orsins.G bsutsr, oas iriibsre Belle
alliaucesGbeat Ous lid ous 3isl &C.
iest bate. uOltstbumlide Speru 3u
billisem @intrittspreis itduois aufju'
iibrsu, ben petuniGrsu Sdwieristeiter
srlsseu uuO fir buutsrOtt srtlGrt nor
Den lit.
- gla6 elmer aus S6uusbai eiuse'
trofienen SpeciulOepslde 1T Ouielbit OiC
@bolera aus9ebro4eu uuo bat bereits
unter @binelen uuO @urOpGeru jahlrei6l
Spisr sefOrOert. sluf in uuOeren pa
fenpldseu Sitaiiens iOlleu sinjelne 5dll
@rtrnutuns au Der Cholera entoed
uoroeu isin.
- Faplt Rius 1T pisosr our6 lin
pdBli6teit ans 3immsr ssfsIielt. slu
Sefebl ielner slsrjts ltno als Auoienjel
uuO Gmpfduse Oes bell. 8uters ber
idOben worben, bod miro Offijisll per
iidert, cuB feline @efubr fir isiu Ssbel
uOrliess unO feline Sruntbeit nur ssrins
iiisissr 9iatur isi.
= gludoem ii6 berausseitslt bot
OuB cine 2lniabl uOn Sifi;isrsn in De-
RrOuiuj BOieu bem 9iiterassnten Sis
Oermuun 9lsentenoisuite sum sluitau
Oeutider Sitter fir pOlnii6e 3wsfs &c
leiitet bubeu, wirO jest ssseu Die be
iaulbisteu Sffijiere Elm sbrsnseridtli
DIES Ssrfabreu sinselsitet.
- Die 9sniditarre, bic i'm 4ubrse
bet ei9sntltb felt Subreu ui6t uDGlil
srlOldeu lit, bat bort mieOerum beosnf
lihe OimeniiOuen unsenOmmsu. Dut
llmli6greiien Der unbeimlihsn Srant
belt lift Oerart beiOrSniBerrsseno, OaB Oi
ResierunS uOn Den SrtsbebOrOen unO Del
SeuOlteruus auigeOrOsrt miro, i6Ieu
uisit un6 sntibieOen sinjuibreiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-29

No. i5-Die Oberfiaecbe oder nur das
Grundrecht in und auf jene gewisse
Lot Land In Winton Borough. Lacka-
wanna County. Pennsylvania auf dem
ais David Brown bekannten Strich,
heschrieben vie folEt: Anfangend an
der suedoestlichen Seite der Hinteren
Strasze, welche Won Olyphant mach
Peckville und der Decker eisernen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-29
sadaiuanua g. @gOming Vallsg.
(eaursl einit.)
3piittn snanlOn une gpiIIts. .9arIs

3phhtn Snanton unb gBiliss'Barrs.
3ass ptrIa0tn Srautun um 1 90, 200. 8 90
400. 500 une 600 Wsratns. lin 40 WOr-
atHs an Bphtutnssn unb alt ua6fostnet
tpaniis Winutru, unb nm ZOO Roretns az
Ssnntdetu une nIlt na&fplstnot iraujis Wii
nutfu bis une tuflulipt ~ 10 Rdhts, in gBiI.
fts-9arrt Al Winuttn ip6itr anfpmmsub.
GrpuBlhst uur in pittstcn anbaIttnt, ptr.
ldhtu Sudutcu als Stuubt idai6, ausat-
rpHiuitu ScHutdss uub 8tintdarn. ron 71S
RcIasus bic 7.t9 Abtnes. une irsftn in 9pil.
fts.9aut 30 Minuitn lpditr tin.
OtfttrT Dtsnff ipiihtn Suantou. Ndp Nu(
DaIf, euna parI, pst,reburs une Dunmpre.
Sttbt Sabrblan fir etp6dbtfSrbunet aiiar
p. Il. Wptp. ir.. gtrftbrsIsittr
Srat Ia sraft am s. 9uli 1907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-29

Strafbdrs W ments
a IL fuab bmen. Ulit benz /. Suli
1T in 0eutIhlanb elm 9efsb i9 8raft
setreten, ipsl9es Observation-Disclosures
unter beitimmten llmitGnben nit
Strdfe belegt. Sas Reht allsr PER-
Ionsn auf bic ausi9lieblide Repros
button ibrsr portrGts unO Der 9ilbsr
ibrer SGuIer Ober IonItisen Giaens
tbums nirb bur6 bds neue 9eIeb Elm
ubfplutes. 2Glerbings 1T porgeIeben,
bab irgenb Stmaro bic @yIdubnib
gum pbotogrupbirsu Der @eQenfdnoc
in Teinem 9eIibs erthciIsn bari, bo9 III
AUDI biermit @efabr Osrbunoen. @enn
nGmlib duf Der 9botograp9ie zines
3immers 8iloer Ii9tbdr uno ertenns
bar Iinb, 10 fam Der Pbotogrdpb, aud
penn er bic @rlaubniB erbulten bat.
BON bem Wldler 6ss bstreffsnben Bill
oes seri9tlith belangt perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-29

Die feiniten Drudarbeiten in Der Sta6t,
Siefert Die Office Oes -8O6snblatt.4
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-09
LIABILITIES.
Killed BY Lightning.

:, During heavy thunderstorm near
zero on Wednesday of last week, j, w
Cause was struck by lightning and
instantly killed He was hauling INN.
Der from Bobo's sawmil to the river
wheh the storm came up and had pre-.
sunahly taken refuge under group of
palmetto trees at the time of his tragic
death. He was found next morninu
lying near three lightning-riyen nai.
m!etto trees, his hat and shoes in
pieces, on shoe torn entirely from his
root his OK whip was found tightly
clenched in his hand. The OK Team
attempted to go home, but being
hltched to the wagon became entanpled
IN the timber, which fact prolonged
'"s Ma HeI @i IN finding 1g the body;
Nv, Mr, uause has been resident of the
East Coast several years, and leaves y
wife and three children to mourn his
fate. " MS
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-09
JENSEN.

Several Of our pine growers are busy
planting new fields or renewing older
ones.
Latest adyiccs from rN.postma.tT
Kcck are that his condition is very low
indeed
Mrs. K. NJ. Ilrbhcrt and Mr.. and
Mrs. +. 5, llarmcr are visiting friends
in Ashcvill", y. {,
Mr.. and Mrs, K, +. Bray and baby
are enjoying the GOODNESS Of the noun
tains at Austcll, Ga,
Mr. and Mrs. Parncl and children,
accompanied hy Miss Smith, left for
their Alabama home on Monday,
Change in time Of trains caused your
correspondent To miss the mail last
week and items were consequently too
late for the paper.
Mr.. Tompkins, cashier Of the Plant
ers' Security Bank, is away on Il yaca-
ton, and during his absence either the
president or the vicc.prcsidcnt will be-
in charge.
Don't forget that Thomas Heller is
agent for the old reliable brands Of fer
filters and can be found here all the
year round. Purity and correct prices
guaranteed.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-09
WALTON.

Was it Damn, orPythiaS in town the
4th?
Miss England is sojournng at Hicko-
ry, in the North Carolina mountains.
Later bulletins are expected.
Ralph Racey from Mount Elizabeth,
passed through this city on horseback,
enroute for the north, an event which
occurred on Sunday.
Miss Sigh, who has been the guest Of
her sister Mrs. W. II, TompkinS, took
her departure for her home in Miami
on Saturday evening,
Mrs George + lward Andrews, with
her two charming daughters returned
to Mildale Thursday morning. having
been absent one month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Saylor have chosen
Sunny Bank for a brief season and are
dclighting their many frie nds at the
North with their presence.
&. f. Andrews arrived from the North
Saturday evening. 1t is not reported
that he is 'de-lghted" tob, in Walton
but it is presumed that he is.
Mrs. T.. f.. Webster is having some
very fine dental work done by DR.. Fei.
gel of Fort Pierce, which nccessitates
her visiting that city twiceu week.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. l. Iompklns are
transient visitors in thr mountains Of
Georgia, leaving l.nwood on Sunday
morning. They will be away several
weeks.
.,. -,
y tarrIagr rye W was EF'"'iy o","j2S"
ny Mrs: a. j. waters, MrS' /" t. saw,
Ser MISS SAWYER ANA James Russell
Wa'er" o, 1al uII''y nI''tl'o"n' Express
o''ce 1T E'eh t'' "pJ''l'Nc point
As usual tennis mad many deyotees
on Tuesday, as the weather which has
been somewhat capricus of late, WAS
all that could he desired. and Woodcotn
Court was filled with enthusiastic MAY.
ers.
,,r,,, ,,
MISS rlltm AhareWS' Youngest dHugh
teroi MIS- Nm andrews 81 rOfl FIcrcc,
VINO mas neen visiting at her uncle,
Sapl' j. II, andrews returned To her
nome on MONDAY making the "TRIP IN
'he p'"'e'
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-09

WE rejoice to see the prohibition
sentiment spreading throughout our be-
loved Southland. The demon whisky
only has place for wreching homes,
robbing the wife and helpless babes
and filling prison cells. Danish it from
our cities, our counties, and our States,
and YOU have wrought blessing to
mankind We predict that at the next
session of the Florida legislature a con-
stitutiona amendment providing for
State prohibition will be passed, and in
the election in November, 1910, the
people will, by their votes ratify the
prohibition amendment, thus throwing
Florida into the prohibition ranks. -
Lakeland sun.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-09

T. X. PICKETT editor and proprietor
of the Cocoa and Rockledge News, has
sold ont lock, stock and barrel to +. d.
Osin. of the Melbourne Times. Mr..
Pickett retires from the tumults of
journalism to the peace and quetude of
farm life, having purchased beautiful
plantation near Lotus. Brother Puck =
EFT is Il fine newspaper man and we hate
to lose him. If he exercises the same
degree of energy and enterprise in ag-
riculture as h. has in journalism there
will be- no doubt as to his success.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-09

A new department has been added to
the Kentucky Military Institute, and
hereafter this popular school will be
known as "The Kentucky Military In
stitute and Florida Naval Academy"
Col. c. w. Fowler, superintendent, is
much pleased with the experiment Of
bringing his school to Florida for the
winter and it looks as if the institution
will be a permanent one.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-09

An exchange reaches some sensible
conclusions from the recent prohibition
victory in Georgia, and sounds Il warn
ing that the liquor dealers particularly
those following the jug traffic viii do
well to heed. The voters of dry coun-
ties are dry from sentiment, else they
should have voted otherwise. That
means that they are against the jug
trade. which is but lesser evil than
an opcn saloon And these voters have
gained such strength that if they see
that it is necessary to force wet col'n-
ties to become dry that is to follow
Georgia's lead they're going to do 1t,
They have expressed their will, ana aS
a majority have right to see that 1t is
respected. Let the wet counties be
SO if they will, but let the dry counties
be dry. So it seems rather up to the
wholesale liquor men to rise to the
emergency and refuse to ship their
goods into dry counties. 1t is the only
way TO prevent their being run out Of
the State. The rising anti-saoon SEN
timent in the South is something that
can't be tempered with.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-09

The man who does only what is alb
solutely required of him, is not the one
who succeeds and wins the employer S
commentator. He who does more
than his duty is the one who FORCES
ahead. He who does only what passing
opportunity permits him to do never
gets far or becomes of great value to
life. But the man who hustles to find
opportunities and if they are not forth
coming, makes them, is the man who
gives worth to life.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-09

In rs really fatiguing to think how
hard Claud I.'Engle thinks. We almost
think we can hear him now just a-thnk-
ing and a-thinFing Sitting in our cool
sanctum. bucket Of ice water near at
hand, drinking in the sweet reyiviying
ozone as it floats in at our window,
smoking our pipe and thinking Of moth
ing much, as We are al this moment, it
touches our heart UNNECESSARILY to think
Of the sad plight of this young man
literally thinking himself to death, -
bradford County Telegram.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-09

taking nearly all of the COMPANY in ms
fifteen horse power covered launch Al an
Wpen launch vas seen crossing JuTII a.
the fury Of the storm Was on 3D., i,,' ~
,Trourh tine columns Of THE TRIBUNE
f. learn something in regard tort" rare,
fen, there were several occupants F''l'''
Of them chidreu