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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-02-16

notes should consist of the date,
just what was done that day and
why it was done.
Get all the information you can
regarding corn growing from books,
papers, bulletins, or persons.
Make your application at once
and address all communication to
]. J. VERNON,
p. 0. Agricultural College, N. M.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-02-16

M. Bates. 1t is difficult for some
people to get accustomed to New
Mexico prices. He informs us
that the Plains are settling up very
rapidly and will soon be all plow-
ed up and in cultivated farms.
Cotton is among the crops the
plains farmers are experimenting
with and numerous farms have in
cultivation 20 to 100 acres of this
plant.
Anderson has struck water at a
depth of 200 feet and the water
has risen to 100 feet.
Say, editor, talk to the boys
through the columns ofyour paper
about shooting quail, they will
soon be mating now and we should
leave some for seed; it is good sport
and excellent provender but we may
need some next winter.
Now in the name OF common
sense and self defense let all u:
farmers SOW oats. Editor | am &
reader of the News, it is a gooC
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-02-16

I8 years, contingent upon there
being not less than so contestants:
Prizes
Offered on Dent and Flint Vari-
eties of Corn.
Prizes-Sweepstakes (best OF all
varietiesi S25 90
Prizes-For the best letter tell
ing about the various operations
of growing the corn. .....S5. 90
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-02-16
Puerto News.

| Correspondence
Hello editorl where is Bear
Grass2 he is like bad stand of
cotton, in the skips.
Frank Mitchell, a successful
farmer of Grady, was here this
week looking for pigs and also for
seeds to plant and found what he
was looking for here.
Wells, the merchant at Grady,
was here this week looking for
seeds for spring planting and
bought a number of pigs from r..
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-02-16
BOYS CORN GROW
ING CONTEST.

Rules governing the New Mexi-
CO Boys Corn Growing Contest to
be held under the auspices of the
New Mexico College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts.
/. Cost of entering contest-Free.
q. Who are eligible1 Boys be.
tween the ages of IL and I8
years, living in New Mexico.
8. How to make application.
Write a letter something like
the following:
]. ]. Vernon, Esq,
Agricultural College, N. NJ.
Dear SIR
| desire to enter the New Mexi-
co Boys Corn Growing Contest.
| am--years of age. Please send
me free of charge, to the above ad-
dress, one pound of-----seed
corn. | promise to grow this corn
to the best of my ability and to
send to the county leader before
November Goth. 1907, ears OF
each variety grown, together with
answers to the following questions:
/. Kind oil soil and subsoil on
which the corn was grown.
2. Climatic conditions.
8. Date of each operation.
4. Description of each operation
and why it was performed.
S. Name of the variety or varie
ties OF corn grown.
6. Where the seed was obtained
How to obtain seed. One poune
OF shelled seed corn will be sen
free to every applicant who com
plies with the conditions named
above. The selection of the var
iety of seed must be from the fol
lowing list: Swadley, Australian
White Flint, Colorado yellow
Dent, Pride of the North, I'm
proved Learning, Golden Beauty
Iowa Silver Mine, Champion Whit
Pearl and Hickory King. Seed o
NO other variety will be furnished
but the contestants are at libert'
to secure seed of any other varietie
from any other source, and further
more, may enter as many differen
varieties as they may desire.
How to send the corn to tn
College. Each variety of cor
grown should be carefully wrappe
and securely tied in separat
package with the name and addres
of the boy who grew it and tn
name of the variety attached there
to and also inclosed within. TIL
individual packages should be ser
to the person designated by tn
County leader, who will max
them into one large package an
ship to the New Mexico Collee
of Agriculture and Mechanic Art
(freight address, Mesilla Park, \
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-02-16

Each boy should provide a book
in which the days operations may
be recorded. The record should
be made each evening. These
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-01

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
pany. observation-disclosures Court No. 7iS.aUpon
this day filed herein praying for an order of pub
Hcation against the said defendant company. as
Of the Province A of Lima. ' Hasrochri and csnta
Republic of Peru. it is this Path day of July, 1901.
ordered that the following and annexed notice
be published in ten consecutive issues Of the news
paper In the city OF Washington called The Even
ton Of said notice Be made and filed in this cause.
THOS. II. ANDERSON. Associate Justice, Supreme
INT IN THE Fl 'S SUPREME cotRT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. holding District Court;-To the
given sd that there IS pending In the court Of hrs
Instance OF the Province Of Lima. Huarocbri and
Battifora. plaintiff against the HuaigayOc smelt-
Ing Company, defendant to compel said company
..socayen Purgatorio' Of the mining district of HUI
algayoc Province OF Hualgayoc. Department OF Ca
fscSrd 49, 3 on
the fact that Cuthbert b. Jones, now deceased.
Peru borrowed from said plaintiff $4,000 soles.
subject to the condition OF sale to said plaintiff
refund said with interests on the fret day OF
December. 1908: which sum has not been refunded
smelling Company having now no representative
in Peru; and said company not having been located
its domciie. on December 49, 1908. said court Of
first instance ordered that said company, In nc
eordanee with article 1897 Of the judicial sod ie
suit otherwise be liable for contempt: that In
virtue Of art,'s so Of the mining code, q writ
Issue requiring notifications TO the department Of
public works and to the Compania Recaudaiora
de IinpuestUs Flscaes to effect that the mine So
caven Purgatorio be recorded under litga' lun
and that taxes due be received from said palrt tim
Said taxes not received ordered because
the new poll had not been published and said
court ordered March -. 1906. that cuHsiga-
ment by plaintiff OF contribution for six months
taxes in advance IN the Gaia de Deposites' I've
considered made AMI the "COmpanla Recauda
dora and department 4 public works be SO noti-
flo furth MIA els ned
that said company had not paid said taxes. but
that she had paid them. and had advanced the
first six months contribution. and that according
TO article 80 " the mining code said Hualgayoc
Smelling Company has lost all right OF defense IN
said suit and plalntin remains Aole owner II said
mine. and prays the court to declare that said
company has lost its rights To said mine ''SochYen
Purgatorio, and TO comply with article 800 OF the
mining code that the proper judicial authorities az
Washington be asked by letters roSatory to notify
said Hualgayoc Smelling Company By publication
Of this suit and the court reseryng the main poht
ordered that letters rogatory be issued as prayed
THOS II. ANDERSON. Associate Justice supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia: A true copy.
Test: (SealD j. r. YOUNG, Clerk By II Il.
CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk. ty70lOt,eSu
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FOR RENT-BY B. F. SAUL CO. 7TH & l. NV.
1920 7th store. 500 90 1921 10th Or. b. % 80
4G6 18TH 2Or. 10 90 1902 9th NV. CIR. b: - 80
1857 3lst. lar. b.. 90 1908 Fla av ne. 7r 90
III NV. llr. b. 100 432 ii NV, ar, W. DO
1901 9th nw.stO.dw .53 30 l04 p NV 7r, b. 29.oo
1881 3lst NV l2r. b. As 90 IDS sth NV Lr, b. 29oo
1917 Sth NV llr b. As 90 $50 Fla av Dw.or o. Sou
l73S Riggs NV Tor b. 40 50 1909 Marion 1r boz 90
Ills 9th NV Tor D. 40 90 JOG Mass Or. b2l 90
1850 18th NV Or +. 80. so 222G NV, 7r. b. 20. so
1910 Brightwood ave, 1927 Sth NV. Sr. W. 20. 80
store and DIV. 81, so 1888 18th Or. b.. 20 80
s27 9Th NV. Sr> b.. 80 1s41 9Th NV. 6r b. 20 SO
1882 14th 7r, b3500 $40 18th ne, Or, b.. 80
1929 9Th Or: b. 32 90 500 7th ne. store. 1900
400 l. NV. sto dws 30 90 Sc. Or, $3.50. 1870
1888 10th. Or. b.. 33 80 2i30 4th me- 5r. Is. 80
62l NV, 7r, D. q! 90 442 n NV. store. 1880
Ith Morton sto staSl 90 2039 Gale tcoD ,0rl2.51
GA NV. 7r. b.. 80. 80 2o34 TIT NV sto Or 10 90
lll2 sth NV, Dr. b. 100 Rear 1923 st NV,
~ 9th ne, Or b. 30 90 stable, gas and W. 10 90
1921 9Th NV. Or. b. % 50 22xIb " 10 %
l7IS Sea ton Or b(co25 50 RI7IS eth NV sta IA 90
LIST and Decatur sts ne new and modern
warehouse, electric elevator etc 200 90
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FOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE 1888 AND
lI6i Church ST.: rooms; excellent condition:
$3.50. f. l.. McCLELLAND,
fy23-f4 "
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UNFINISHED,

FOR RENT-D. D. THOMPSON 4 CO., 1888 NV
80 18th ow.ar.b. - $40 18th ne. 6r w. 1850
dS1o ore av lit b. 20 so 1926 II ne, store rm15 90
623 Fla ne.9r b. q. so GIL Orleans ar b. Ii 50
1904 f ne. Or, b.. .25 90 Alb I ne Or Ia 80
iaz8 = me- Or 50 1893 Gales ne, 5r. 1900
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FOn RENT

FOR RENT-BY l.. J. NJ
I'll 9th NV. sto. Or. $50. 90
Psi L NV. 7r. b. .90.60
6i2 Brewers ct ne, 4rS. 80
1905 Sth NV, Or. b. $50
Three floors, rear 0S2 4tt
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FOR RENT-WEARVES

DESIRABLE WHARF SPACE on EASTERN
branch: l05H5O0: 10 IT. of water; side siip:
paved street TO wharf: rent lease. Owner
JAMES MARTIN. 1888 South Cap. 1yll- SOt
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FUK KENT-
1900 II: l. ave-. 10 rms. mod. imp. so
1905 9th st. NV; 10 rms mod imp. ..... 4O.5
1904 st. NV. 10 rms ; mod imp. ....... IS. so
3O4 st. NV, 8 rms; mod. Imp. ....... 81. so
1925 9th st. NV, rms mod imp. ....... 2O.5O
A. T. COUMBE
aul-3t 1925 N Y. ave.
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STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

STAR BRANCH OFFICES.
II not convenient to call at Ths
eylyania avenue, leave your adver-
tisement at any OF the following
Branch of'css:
Geutner's Drug Store. l4th and ss.
Luptons Drag Store. Vermont ave and 81
HoitzcIaw's News Stand. l105 Pa. ave.
Gri.wsll. Drug Store TIN 81, ssd c T .'' 49,.
Postal Telegraph once. 9l2 Pa ave-
Postal Telegraph Ofire. eth and SITS
Foi ksnn re sans o S' %rnn
Woodward A Inth!op. Surerintenlent's desk
Interior Dept. 9Th and r SITS. Telegraph ONCE
Commercial Rank hldg., Telegraph ONCE
Corridor L. :. CAPITOL
Gpisr GGieTs Pharmscy 9th and and y 7,h az ,t
The. Hutrhip. Konn,r nrug Co. 18th and Que.
louis r. CastelI. Pr,rrnac,.t 9Io0 18th Ut.
TT , Phsr'nncv. eth and ? st.;
GEORGETOWN;
o,ponHeii's Drug Drug stors, ed snd Q SITS.
Adams Adams Express ofiss 1922 SD .s St.
lride's Pharmacy. 2eth and T SIS
NORTHEAST:
Ecnraly's Pharmacy. N. Capitol and ! sA
FHley's Pharmacy. 18th and f. Capitol Sta
mooradan,s Pharmacy 18th nd. n ST. t1...
SOUTHEAST;
Brsdlcy's Drug Store. sth and SITS.
O'Donuell's Drug Store. Sd and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
Sulliyan's Drug Store. 18th and d SITS.
Eleventh Street Wharf. OREien d Hall
Chas. s. Walter e0I Az ST.
ANACoSTIA;
G. @. Lohr. % Monroe st.
ALEXANDRIA:
A. 8. Doniphan. 727 King st.
BRIGHTWooD, d. o.
VIM. Thomas Brightwood av. & Longfellov II
TENLEYToWN. D. C.;
Geo. r. Parton. Druggist. Wisconsin ave.
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FOR RENT-w. II. WALKER,
Successor to r. W. Walker Son,

Successor to X. W.
12S 18th s
1925 oath. l2r, 3b$l25 90 3
1920 Calvert, Tor. 2hSJ. 90 3
315G 18th NV, Tor. b. Go. 90 4
1857 18th NV. Tor. /. 80. 90
1867 18th. Tor. b.. SIS 90 !
1855 kilbourne, Tor, $500
1905 Belmont I'd. Tor, o
I'd. .3J.OO
1891 Park I'd. Or. b. 5000
3l65 18th NV, Tor. b. 5000 L
1902 Calvert. Tor. .50.0 90 l.
1921 Riggs, Or, b. $3.50
l40S Harvard. Or. b.45.00 /,
1918 18th NV. Or. b. stats 90
1928 Q NV. sr. b. 1850 Z:
1913 Irving, Or, b. 40. 80 Il
l740 Riggs. Or. b. $3.50
922 23d NV, Or, b.. 1850 II
34i5 Mt Pleas. 7r, b.3O.5O
ty16-tu. tn. sa. If
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FOR RENT r SPECIAL; REDUCED TO $27 so.
The best house in Bloomingdaie for the money;
convenient to two car lines new 6r and b. rest
dence. with cellar and furnace; tiled bath:
hardwood finish throughout; tenant may select
wall paper. COLLINS-GUERRY CO., Cpl 18th
st. NV. au1-3t
FOR RENT'-ssO.5O; RIGHT DOWN TOWN. A
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"ANiED-DESk ROOM IN OFFICE ON PA
ave. above 18th: ST.: l4th st. bet and
New York ave.; ground floor. Address Box 1875
Star office. s.Iats
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FOR RENT-THE MODERN STORE NO 1.I2 u
81. NV. the Maryland building; rent 81 a,a
per annum For particulars apply to WEAVER
BROS. lIl6 ST. NV. 1y9- tn tn "A ~
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Ills. COS 9TH ST. w.
Flat. 222 Bryant. Or. b25 90
X fiat, 22i Bryant. Or. 1900
16O7 Sd NV. Or, b. %. so
2316 Cham av. Or. 10. 80
ne. suitable for shops.
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1906 ST. N.W.-FOR RENT. 2-STORY AND
basement bay -windOw brick; rooms and bath;
ANIL Inquire at store 18th and N NV.
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ST. NV.
1923 T NV. Sr. b.. 80. 90
1907 Cambridge. or. h25. 50
400 9Th ne. 5r. b. ..lT.5O
FUR. HOUSES.
lS25 oath. l2r. 3h. $50 90
FUR. APARTMENTS.
Oakland. 5r, b.....Tj.00
APARTMENTS.
Laclede. 1928 VT nv.
Laclede. 5r. b. .....45.00
Laclede, Ar, b......4o.00
FLATS.
1909 n Cap. Or. b. .2o.50
OFFICE ROOMS.
100 18th NV. 1000 up
1905 Y NV. so up
STABLE.
1874 V, rear. ......12.O
jyl6-tu. III. sa.tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT VERY DESIRABLE li-ROOM
house, one square from Capitol aud Library. In
Quire or OWNER. 101 I'd ST. ne. JET SGT eSu'
FOR RENT-l20l n. I. AVE. NV dR. AND
D.. convenient to main line, short distance
from government departments, SGT 30 per month
4oS 9th ST sw.. $32 30 1 1865 st Sl3 80
II Hickman st he - 80 sos i81a st sw,....i2 so
1910 Va av sw. L. so 1926 at se........IOJO
sos L st W. Il so 3OS NJ st Sc ...... q 10
J. HARRISON JOHNSON & son.
iy27-6t Ith st 'phopa
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
nes It, Soc st. 81. 90. 1 wk, $2aS mo-, 81 %

FOR RENT-SIX- ROOM HOUSE NICELY FUR
nished; good location; cheap for two months. or
will lease for longer period. 101 Seston place
NV. aul-3ts
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-16
Florida's Summer Climate.

If the people in the northern section
of the country who have been suffering
from the extreme heat of the past few
weeks could be induced to come to Flor
ida and see for themselves how much
more pleasant it is here than there it
would result in thousands of them i'm.
migrating to this State. Because our
winters are so much milder than in the
north the opinion generally prevails
that the summers are also correspond
ingly warmer, hence many people are
deferred from making their homes here
It does not seem to be understood that
we are favored almost constantly with
the trade winds from off the ocean or
the gulf that our nights are delight
fully cool and refreshing, and that sun
strokes are unknown here. The most
effective advertising the State could
have would be the wide dissemination
of the actual facts regarding our sum-
mer climate. Florida Agriculturist.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-16
COME TO FLORIDA
LEAVE THE MORTGAGE

A planter near Delray raised 1900
crates of tomatoes on two and one-half
acres of ground, which netted him 81, 30
per crate, or a total net profit of $3.50.
A two-hundred acre farm in the north
would hardly net its owner as much.
There are thousands Of acres of land
around Fort Pierce just as productive
as that near Delray, and nearer the
northern markets, that have never been
cultivated and can be purchased at reas-
enable prices. Are you tired of trying
to pay or that old mortgage in dairy
farming? Haven't you been able to re-
ducc the principal, 10, for these many
years, growing oats, corn, etc? II so,
lust close out the business and with the
remaining dollars come to st. Lucie
county, purchase a small piece of land
adapted to growing vegetables. take
the advice Of successful planters, and
soon you will have "home of your
own" and a good bank account.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-16

IEo5t improved road machinery came
up and was thoroughly discussed. The
relative cost Of the machines is as
Follows, One traction engine, SO, 800:
ono grading machine, $4,000, and one
rock rrushcr, $4,000 It is probable
That the commissioners will purchase
these machines and that road building
throughout the county will be taken up
with Il VIM
1t Is also probable that new public
dock will he built, either by the county
ar by private subscription. Since the
completion Of the inside waterway
from st, Augustine to Miami, there is
Il demand for public dock to accom-
modqtc the great number of small pleas
IRE crafts which will utilize this water
way during the winter season.
st. l.ucic is the largest pineapple
producing county in the State and her
citrus fruit industry is rapidly increas-
ing, and the farmers were never in bet
ter financial condition than at the pres
ent time.
The drainage canal, or rather a canal
to take care of the overflow of water,
northwest Of the town of Fort Pierce,
has opened up large tracts of excep-
tionaIIy rich vegetable lands, With the
push and energy Of the residents of st.
Lucie II is safe to say that every inter
est Of the county will be pushed for
ward AS rapidly as possible. Investi-
gate st. Lucic county. lIomeseeker.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-16

or, better one Of 'hc most noteworth,
OF all the arrangements Of Providence
that this one region, Of all the snrfac,
of the globe, should be- the very hest
Tor the producton Of his staple tn,
crop in 1860 va 81, OO0, 200 bounds
Last year it was 1927, OOO.O o0 bounds
Think what han mean. to the South ir
dollars that enrich the people and stm.
ulate all kinds Of commerce! For the
last six years DE worlds production OF
gold and silver Was worth 81, 500, OOO. OOO
but the cotton crop in the same period
was worth 50 1853, 900, 600. Thus the
South had better source of wealth in
its cotton fields than if it had owned
every gold and siIye, mine in the world.
In the value Of the crop here given is
included the worth of the seed which
in 1906 was $7j, OOO 600. A few years
ago the seed was thrown away. The
South is learning how to utilize its
waste products. In the time to come,
with scientific agriculture, it will grow
two bales of cotton where now it grows
one. The Southern people will rival
the North in wealth by the time we
reach the hundredth anniversary Of the
attacks on Fort Sumter.
The South is gaining wealth from the
manufacture of its own cotton. Twen-
ty years ago the Southern mills spun
but one-fourth of the quantity of cotton
used in northern mills. Today they
spin quite rs much as the mills in the
North. In lSSO the number of Southern
spindles was 667 600, Now it Is nearly
100000 The South has more money
invested in cotton mills than the whole
country had in 1850, and it consumes
twice the cotton consumed by the ma
ton in that year. Garry the comparl-
son a little farther. The South makes
more pig iron than the whole country
made in 1880 it makes three times as
much coke, it produces more petroleum,
it has one-thrd more lumber products,
it exports more material to foreign
lands, it has almost as much railroad
and it has farm products 25
per cent greater In short, in many
particulars the South is now
richer than all the rest of the country
Continued on page q
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-16
ENTERTAINMENT AT
THE HALL TONIGHT

There is great deal Of interest man
ifest in the entertainment to take place
at the Improvement Club hall tonight.
Miss Lillian Nelson, finished soprano
soloist, together with Miss Lena Conk-
ling, will furnish all that can be desired
in the vocal line.
The farce is everything that can be
desired in the way Of side-spltter.
Mrs. Rollins and Mrs. Hartford in their
contest of wits AS to who shall be the
"leading lady" will appear at their
best.
There will be splendid instrumental
music, splendid dancing. and splendid
refreshments, and there is a promise oil
a splendid crowd.
Following is the program -,
Overture ......,..r,''''.'' 49,, i''''''
Piano Solo. lmpromptu ,.."khelnholo
Miss Lillian Nelson
Solo, o Dry Those Tears 800 '''h'eSo
Miss Lena OolhlliS
with clarinet obligato by Casper MImS)
Monologue. ........ln Imminent re'''
Mrs. Rollins
Solo Loves Dreamland, ...... Rodney
Miss Nelson
Music, (a)Thou Art soNear andye' 50 r"'
CD Robin Adair
Brass Quintette
Solo, A Gypsy Maiden, l.'''''"r"'Ne'
Miss Conkling !
Ouartette. The Dixie Kid. Adam u'eo''
Miss Conklng, Mrs. Horton
Mr.. Tylander, Mr.. Conk"ng
Solo, Little Boy Blue ,.',..'''''' Ne'"
Miss Nelson
Music, Rocked in the Cradle Oh ,ne
Deep....' 80
Brass Quintette
Farce---'The Serenade
Msrcedes Ga widow .,.Mrs. Rollins
Juanta cher sister, .''.'' Mrs r'a" ,,
OP'i" ' Mrs. Horton
General admission 25e; children GOV,
.a,n;Ss;on to dance 25c; refreshments
extra. -. -.ao and
The doors will be open at 7'ao' anu
..a entertainment will commence al
O'Clock sharp. ~ tho treat
of the season.
Mrs. A. Richardson left , Msu''.S'
s,,. a visit with relatives at Eldriose'
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-16
Speaks From Experience.

Editor A. X. Wilson, of The ST. LU-
Gle County TRIBUNE, is taking his first
vacation in nine years. He has gone to
the North Carolina mountains, being
threatened with nervous proStration.
Nine unbroken years of such work as
Mr.. Wilson does in getting out such Il
superior paper as THE TRIBUNE will get
on to any mans nerves. Times Union.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-16

Mrs. A. Richardson left Wednesday
Coz. = visit with relatives at Eldrldge'