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PROCLAMATION

d DROCLAMATION-S OF DELLA
ware, Executive Department. ifea-
ton Lea, Governor Of the said state.
To All Persons TO Whom These Presents
shall Come. Greeting.
Whereas, An election was held In tho
state Of Delaware, on Tuesday the third
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
eight, that being the Tuesday next after
the first Monday In said month, IN pur
suance OF the Constitution aud Laws OF
the State OF Delaware. In that behalf. for
the election OF an Attorney OF
the state of Delaware.
And Whereas. The official certificates
or returns of the said election, held IN
the several counties Of the said State,
having been duly received and examined
by the Governor 10 appears from them
that the votes IN the said counties re,
spcCtiNely FOR such Attoruey-Gcneral
were cast as follows to wit:
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Andrew. c. Gray .......,.-.....s..,... a. n9e
Frank III. Davis ....................... 1858
Rent County W
Andrew G. Gray .................... $50
Frank III. Davis ....................... 3Sfi
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Andrew G.. Gray OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l.30l
Frank III. Davis ...................... 5,6ls
And Whereas, Tho said returns. Of the
election, as aforesaid, duly made out.
signed and executed. having been duly
delivered TO the Governor by the super
Tor Court OF said counties, and tho Gov
NfNul NNNlnE NANinlntn tNlu ItANlNH he
aforesaid. and enumerated and ascertain.
ed the number of votes for each and
every candidate or person voted for
such Attorney the result appears
as follows, to Wit.
Whole number OF votes for
Andrew g.. Gray ...-................ "a, i5l
Whole number of votes for
Frank IT. Davis ,.................. 2j,lS.
Whole number OF votes for
David l.. Nuylor .....-.......,...... 2Zl
Now therefore, l. Preston Lea. Cover
nor OF the State of Delaware do hereby
declare that Andrew G.. Gray hns re-
ccived the highest vote al tho election
aforesaid and therefore has been and u
duly and legally elected the Attorney
General OF and for the State OF Della
ware.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND an,
the Great Seal OF the said state
at Dover. the Eleventh day of No
Vemhcr. in the year OF our Lore
SEAL one thousand nine hundred ant
eight and of the Independence o
the said State the one hundred
and thirty-third
PRESTON LEA.
BY the Governor:
JOSEPH l.. CAIiALL.
Secretary of State.
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JVERSEER OF POOR
A BIG KENT PLUM

speciai 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. Nav. 14-one Of the
best ofic s which the Democrats will
have 10 give out when their new Levy
Court takes hold of ths county adj
niristration W Il be that Of superinten-
dent of the poor farm If Kent county
This is one Of the finest and most pro-
ductive farms in Delaware AMI has re-
Gently been equipped with new build
ings and free from oebt by the Re
publicans. Besilss the position for the
good man. his wife. il he be married,
may be appointed t) the position of pre-
ceptress or matron.
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Surprise Party.

surprise party was given at the home
Of George r. Anderson, No. 14ie Harrison
street. a few evenings ago. Those present
were Misses Myrtle Ryan, Fes- A. fields.
Margaret AIaicom, Nellie W~stt. Kath-
eryn Davis. Bertha L. Malcom. Grace An.
derson, Laura Huston. Anna Stevenson
Edward Downes, Frederick Wyatt, Frank
o. Keen. Harry w. Groves, Clarence
wyatt. Mr. and Mrs. George r. Ander-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Halstead. Mrs.
ma T.. Malcom and Mrs Emma Wilson.
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Class Social.

c. W. Pyle's class of Cookman NJ. f.
Sunday school. held its monthly social
at the home Of Miss Laura Stewart,
No. S12 DUPONT street, on Monday
evening. Those present were: Bessie
Mcdowell. Emma Read. Estella and
Margaret Shaw. Helen Firth. Rose
Butler. Milired Andrews. Annie Nicely
Edna Pyle. Mable Stewart, Lara
Stewart, Messrs. Fred Shaw. Daniel
Bowen. William Stewart. George
Youngman, Angus Read Charles Pyle
w J. Stats. Edward White. Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. Stewart. Mrs. Mary
Krider, George and Ira Stewart.
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PROCLAMATION.


y, THANKSGIVING DAY PROCLAMA-
i TION.
On Obedience to the long established
custom TO observe "a day specially set
apart hy constituted authorities for the
purpose OF expressing gratitude unto our
Creator for favurs bestowed and IN
recognition of the recommendation or
tho President of the United states, J..
Preston Lea. Governor OF tho state OF
Delaware, do designate
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 26th. Instant.
as a day OF Thanksgiving and prayer and
do recommend that the people OF this
State In their homes and places of
worship render unto God grateful ac-
acknowledgement Of his care and protec-
tion and humbly hoseech the continuance
of His Divine fnvors.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 7,
Preston Lea. Governor of the State
OF Delaware. have hercunto set
my hand and caused the Great
Seal OF the State to be hereto
affixed. at Dover, this the Eleventh
SEAL, Day of November. IN the year of
our Lord one thousand nine hum
dred ana eight, and the year Of
the Independence OF the United
States Of America the one huns
dred and thirty-thlrd.
PRESTON LEA.
By tho Governor.
JOSEPH T.. CAlIALT,
Secretary OF State.
,fa1t
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a.t Eund Eor New HaII.

In order 10 increase its building fund,
the South Side Athletic Club in the
near future will give dance and
benefit at one of the local theatres
donations TO this FUND
we're announced at the meeting last
night. The formation of basketball
team is being seriously considered by
the club.
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election. as aforesaid, duly made out.
signed and executed. having been duly
delivered TO the Governor by the Super
Tor Court Of said countless and the Gov
ernor having examined said returns as
aforesaid. and enumerated and ascertain
ed the number Of votes for each and
every candidate or person voted for,
for such Auditor Of Accounts the result
appears as follows TO wit.
Whole number of votes for
William Pennewil .................. 22.36S
Whole number of votes Tor
Theodore T. Clark ................ %, j,434
Whole number OF votes for
G.. Harvey Way .................... 229
Now therefore, 7, Preston Lea, Cover
nor of the State Of Delaware, do hereby
declare that Theodore Il. Clark has re-
ceived the highest vote at the election
aforesaid and therefore has been and IS
duly and legally elected the Auditor of
Accounts Of and for the State Of Della
ware.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND and
the Great Seal OF the said state,
at Dover. the Eleventh day OF Mo-
vember. IN the year OF our Lord
SEAL one thousand nine hundred and
eight and Of the Independence of
the said State the one hundred
and thirty-third-
PRESTON LEA.
JOSEPH i. CAHALL.
Secretary Of State.
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Nv the Governor:
'' Joseph T. CAHALL,
Secretary Of state.
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comine Out Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davis. Of No. 9l2
Delaware avenue win introduce their
daughter. Miss Mabel. to society this az
ternoon. Tea viii be served from 4 until
6 O'Clock to be followed by dinner Co'l"se
friends of Miss Davis, till assist her in
receiving the company.
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Car and Waaon Collide.

James Kane. while driving II. B. Dun
cans wagon down Market street near
Fourteenth, was thrown to the street
in collision with a Wilmington City
Railway car. a few minor bruises
were his only injuries. The harness
was broken, and a wheel torn off the
-rarnn
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I-IcFNSR APPLIcATIONS

ST0ffcf@f, -WfLf1RD 4, sPRINGER,
~ the tenant and occupant OF the mouse
situated al No w. Fourth street, IN lhe
FIRST ward. IN the city Of wilmington
county OF New Castle, and state OF Del-
aware. in compliance with the require
ments OF the acts of the General Assembly
in such case made and provided, 90 mere
bv give notice that / shall apply ~ VIII
ing 10 the Court OF General Sessions or
me State Of Delaware, In ana Tor New
castle county. on Monday, the atm day
OF January, 1909, being. the next terhl
of said court, for a license Tor salq
house. as an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein Of Intoxicating liquors IN less
ouantities than one quart, 20 be drunk
on the premises, and the following re.
spectable citizens of said ward az leasl
twelve of whom are supatahsiat ALef 49,,
holders Of said ward, recomnehu ehe s@iu
application, viz; 80 rr,-s
I ,,iyy,,,ie, TIeindricks. Martin Hardina,
Tsgob 2rheiber James Hutton,
Morris Chaiken, jay fp.lii iia,ili aillii IT,
299' 2g W " 't3otfor,ie,y. II Howard Drukker,
~ r, 'r,,fritcer. D. II. Compton,
Ta,l.,, r. - 1irnnaern,ann. Jas. NJ. Price,
49,. u fpougbortv. ~ O. Cooper,
S,lle.-t ~. - tf1ffon Geo Mccartney,
tf tsooo ,r,,brsfr, VIM H. White,
MAY Aeell..--' Chas L. SaylOr
"A; "A; y. 1Ss,i5a,s Harry l.. Richardson,
"..15s % WILLARD A. SPRlNGHR.
AA~"'N
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FOR SALE.

$sS6sxfE~SS f1fR 'fH0RoUGHBREp
L Homer Pigeons. Cheap u soia a., a.
Dei D. and A.. 2S0iA. nlA-o'
-.0P SALE or EXCHANGE-INCU-
r. ta+or broader chopping machine,
,as 6xtures. ia gasoline engine, W N
Saoi cedars. Marshallton, +. o., Del
INSIST :.
IS0R sALE-THREE IHokoIkSsiL kss
nlO-12-14
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odd Fellows to Meet.

The Grand Lodge Of Delaware, l. O..
O. f.. will meet in 74th annual ses-
sion at odd Fellows Hall. this city,
on next Wednesday. The annual meet
ing OF the Grand Encampment viii be
held on Tuesday night.
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PROCLAMATION


D DROCLAMATION-S OF DELLA
ware, Executive Department. Pres
ton Lea, Governor Of said State.
To All Persons TO Whom These Presents
Shall Come, Greeting:
Whereas An election was held In the
State of Delaware on Tuesday, the third
day Of November. IN the year Of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
eight that being the Tuesday next after
the first MondsS in said month, in pur-
suance Of the Constitution OF the United
States ana the Constitution and the
Laws of the State of Delaware, IN that
behalf, for the purpose of choosing by
ballot three Electors for the election OF q
PRESIDENT AND NICE-PRESIDENT
or THE UNITED STATES.
And Whereas. The official certificates
or returns OF the said election. held in
the several counties OF the said State,
having been duly received and examined
by the Governor it appears from them
that the votes in the said counties re-
spectively for such Electors were cast
uts FOL 20 vii
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Kierdorf-Enoel

Charles Kierdorf and Miss Hedwg
Engel. Of Philadelphia, were married on
Thursday a. st. Stephens Lutheran par
snage by the Rev. Frederic Doerr.
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Attend weddina.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar S. Appieby, Mis-
Elizabeth Tharpe and Miss Margaret
Thorp. attended the wedding of Miss
Mabel A. Thorp and John S. Croft at
West Chester, on Wednesday.
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To Have a Carnival.

From Wednesday until Saturday
night of next week, inclusive. the Py-
hian sisters will give a Mother Goose
Carnival" at Pythian Hall. Seventh and
King streets. 1t is planned TO invest
the proceeds in fraternal building
fund.
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Entnrtainod al ninner

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Geiger entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Hon, John Hon
Miss Shaffer. Miss Grover, Mrs. G. II
Brown and Mrs. Jesse Lecarpentier at
dinner on Thursday evening.
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KendsIl-1rown.

+. +. Bayard Kendall and Miss Jennie
Taylor Brown. Of Montchanin. Del, were
married on November IL by the Rev w
II. Logan at No. 7o2 Van Buren street.
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Birthday Party.

In honor of the birthday anniversary I
her little son. Mrs. John w Matthews
number % mis- little friends few even
of No. li0o RodRny street, entertained a
inrs nnn
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seott-webster

At St. Stephens Lutheran parsonage
yesterday. Elmer e. Scott and Miss Har-
riett e. Webster, both of Mt. Carmel,
Pa. we're married by the Rev. Frederic
Doerr.
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M,.azine Company Organizes.

The New Amstel Magazine Company
with Offices at No. 1925 Market street
has been incorporated and the follow
inc officers have been elected: L. r.
Rogers. president; +. c. Bross. vice.
nresident: Maurice 5. Molloy, secre-
tary and treasurer.
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LIsr oF PueLlc sALEs.

NoVember 23.-At Bear Station, sale o.
cattle and horses.- w. s. 5urris.
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REWARD

eli REWARD FOR THE ARREST AND
PAN conviction Of persons who tore
down trespass notices on the farm of
VIM. NJ. Crussan in Mill Creek Hun
Iron n1d-ft
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STATESMEN WANTED

x1y 1NTED-CIGAR SALESMAN FOR
w Delaware. Must be reliable party
al, carry same as side line. For particu-
liars address s. L. Ream. Aldan. pela-
ware county, Pa his-et
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AGENTS WANTED.

a AGENTS-WE HAVE FOUR NEX BIC
a sellers. One agent worked three
days, then ordered 100 Write #ior s
Racine Wis. nl4-l
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And Whereas. The said returns OF the
election. as aforesaid. duly made out
signed and executed. having been duly
delivered to the Governor by the Super
ior Court of said counties. and the Gov
ernor having examined said returns as
aforesaid. and enumerated and ascertain
ed the number OF votes for each and
every candidate or person voted Tor
such Electors the result appears as fol-
lows. to wit.
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For SALE

Hotel. only one IN suburban town OF
1000 inhabitants. Licensed TO March,
1909. Doing good business owner ia poor
health.
House 22nd and Pine SITS. rooms,
modern, price S240O. Only $500 required TO
buy.
House, eth and Van Buren sts., rooms
porch. modern. Sci. or trade for farm.
los s. JACKSON 81, can pe ooubht ot
bargain.
Silverside and o n. r., good building,
plenty OF fruit. ,
Many bargains In city, suputpan auu
farm properties, can lof paiuSui"tF'
Money TO loan. ,....
poth phouca $50 Market ST.
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Afr 4 AZ H. q tfI IfIN a.
7 OST-LINER AND WHITE POINT
- er dog Collar bearing name II. Linn
Worthington, Rising sun. Md Reward n
returned TO John J. Magahern. No. on
West Front street. cltY. nla-.l
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FOR RENT
l83 w. 9th ST, II rooms.
dll Poplar ST., Z rooms
2l3 West ST., 10 rooms.
s52 w. End St, z rooms
1852 Mcdowell St.. rooms.
llQ9 West ST.. rooms.
10 So DUPONT ST.
Sll ". 2nd ST., 6 rooms
A. b. sTAYToN 7W shipley Street.
WANTED-TO RENT FURNISHED
" small house, Apartment of four
rooms. Central location. Address POST
0htlSE BOZ a3. city n1i-lt
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NOTIGn.S
NOTICE-DIVIDENDS

W Market Street, Wilmington. Del.
nh, r November -uu lg08
The Board OF Managers nave declered
, ne lesular ShMl--ANN n uAL dividend of
Two per cent TO ocpOsltors, belnc for fre
klA months ending october lst. lg0A be-
positors VIII please present their booEs
oenu entered. kJBEfr ID Llaf1
A@-A-t Trealurar
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p EMOVAL NOTlCE-ALExAND NDt.R Af
- DAILY has removed his law ofhces
from Dover, Delaware, to rooms 6O-s.
Ford Bldg, this city. nli-i0l
MOIICE-THE MEDICAL EXAAil So
Board. representing the President
ana Fellows OF the Medical Society OF
Delaware. Will meet Ia Dover December
sun, 5th and 10th, 1905. for the purpose of
examining candidates, who may desire
a license 10 practice Medicine and SURG
cry IN the state In conformity with the
Act regulating the same. passed at Do-
YER May 18th, 1895. For particulars ap-
ply 20 the Secretary OF the Medical Coun-
ell, DIT. p. w. IOmlinson. Wilmington
Del j. II. WILSON, Sec. Med. Ex. Board
Dover, Del, November 4. 1908 nl2-l4
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Hkl.P WANIhII---tr.MAl
WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ID lMOVhD AI' go Ot.A4sOh 544snna.
N John 4. Mullins Inc, RunIesN. Tub.
Der Stamps Get prices.
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BY the Governor:
JOSEPH 7. CAV ALL,
sacretarN of State.

n nnOCT,ATATTON-S OF DFLN-
ware Executive Department, Pres
ton Lea. Governor Of said State.
To All Persons 20 Whom These Presents
Shall Come. Greeting:
Whereas An election was held in the
State Of Delaware on Tuesday the third
dav of November. In the year OF orr
Iori one thousand nine hundren ana
eight that being the Tuesday next after
The first Monday in said month. in pur,
suance Of the Constitution of the. United
states and the Constitution and ~ VS.
for the election Of a RepresentatiNe io-
tho people Of the said state. IN the sixty
first CONGRESS- Of the United states.
And Where's. The official certificates
or returns of the said election. held in
tho several counties of the said state
having been duly received and examined
bv, the Governor. IL appears from them
tLet tbe votes I'm tho said counties re-
spectively for such Representative were
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EOOMO tOk knNf.

-. -s-----.>----.---.
{ iiAhD- 90. tUi AND eO3 RACE ST.
uemen only. ef-1v
FOR RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED
---l- lo2Ils: NO: zll y. tlfth street. INSIST
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Now therefore. I. Preston Lea. Cover
nor Of the state OF Delaware. do hereby
declare that Henry Z. Scott. Jacob 10.
Kirk and Charles II. Sacketi, have re-
ceived the highest vote at the election
aforesaid, and therefore have been and
are duly and legally elected Electors for
the election OF "A President and Vice
President Of the United states.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND and
the Great Seal of the said state,
at Dover. the Eleventh day OF No
Vember I'm the year of our Lord
SEAL, one thousand nine hundred and
eight and Of the Independence Of
the said State the one hundred
anu NIll " .---I pEcrnN LEA
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Elliott Cressnn ...........-.....-...ss . , p
Ana whereas The said returns Of the
election for the choice Of Represen.t,a-
tive Of and for the said Siate w the
Sixtv-frst Congress of the United t@tes
es aforesaid. duly made out, med
ana executed having been duly de-
iivcred to the Governor by the SUPER
Tor Court of said counties, and the Gov
ernor having examined sald returns a7
n aforesaid. and enumerated and ascertain
"a the number of votes for each and
every candidate or person voted lor
such Representative, the result appears
whole number of votes for -.-
Levin Irving Handy .............' 22'ol5
Whole number of votes for 80.
William IT. Heald ................' -l'oll
Whole number Of votes for ooo
William -. Hawkins ...-.......''.. a'u
Whole number of votes Tor ,
Frank A. Houck ,.:.......''''' -
Whole number OF votes for ,o
Elliott CressOn ........--.t.. ......-s- ~
Nov- therefore. I. Preston Lea. Cover
nor of the State Of Delaware. 90 herepN
5eclare that William IT. Heald has re-
.oived the highest vote at the election
"a sforeeaid and therefore has been and rs
dulv and legally elected the Rcnresenta-
live of and for the state Of Delaware
I'm the Sixty-frst Congress OF the Unlten
GIVEN UNDER NV AND and
the Great Seal Of the aid state.
al Dover the Eleventh day or NO
vemher. IN the> year OF our LORD
SEAL. one thousand nine hundred and
eight and of the Independence or
the said State the one hundred
anu 'i''' y '''' PRESTON LEA.
JOSEPH 7. CAHALL,
Secretary Of state.
Fort Pierce news., 1908-05-08

county have eliminated the saloons
therefore, any person who would vote
for. or assist in making law by whlch
the saloon can get back again, does not
represent this county. There seems
to be an effort to nominate several can
didates for the various offices whose
conduct In the past stamps them as be-
ing in sympathy with the liquor 10
terests.
Citizens, look carefully into the past
record of each aspirant for your BALLOT
and vote for the one who has been
on the right side, and OF whose inteih-
Oence and integrity there is no ques-
ton. Vote for the men whom you be-
lieve will be for the best interests OF
YOUR county and State. Do not let
feeling step in, petty vengence
|. moor satisfaction. 1t may prove
boomerang. Remember what you are
loipg is not only for yourself, but ef-
Gers every man, woman and child In |
Fort Pierce news., 1908-05-08
School Closing.

The closing exercises Of the Fort
Pierce Graded and High School will
be as follows:
Sunday, May 10, at II a. m.,, Bacca-
laureate sermon by Rev. S. K. Jewell
at the Methodist church.
Monday, May IL, at 2 p. M, Recep-
tion at Improvement Club Hall.
Sd. M, program Of entertainment.
Piano Duct, Misses Laura Penney. Florence stetson
Chorus. Commencement Sons" ".,.......School
Address Of Welcome Hon. K X. Gladwin
chorus. FlofIda. Ny Florida School
Fort Pierce news., 1908-05-08
this county.

this county.
The liquor Dealers associations are
doing everything by money and in
fluence to put weak and ignorant men
in office who are in sympathy with
them or who can be easily influenced,
Do you want such office holdersP
ANTI SALOON LEAGUE,
Fort Pierce.
Fort Pierce news., 1908-05-08

" WY oVdtlOut NOC sat
lshed with this destruction the fame.
danced into the building occupied by
T. ). Blocker as bakery and resi-.
dence and another occupied by N. G.
Read q Co, as an office.
Having run out OF material the fire
subsided althoughconsiderable damage
was done to the pineapple fields ad.
Joining the burned district. The
house at the rear Of the town hall
which was occupied by Mr. Baker and
family was saved only by strenuous
work on the part OF many citizens, and
the one back of the postofice occupied
by Mr.. Bakers father and family was
protected by dense growth of trees
and shrubs as we'll as tireless work of
willing men, and escaped after having
the gable burned out.
E. c. B. Tyndall and family occupied
the second floor of the Jensen Trading
Company's store aud their household
effects were destroyed, as we're the
goods of Mr. Beardsley and family who
lived over the store Of G, H. Munich &
Co. Four familAs--those of Messrs.
Tyndall, Beardsley, Neal and Blocker,
were rendered homeless and lost all
their effects, but the citizens who ,
were more fortunate in escaping the
fire, threw open their homes and they
were gladly received.
The following is a list of the losses
as nearly as we could secure them;
Jensen Trading Gpmpauy. general
stock $1,000 with insur-
lnce at $1,000. The building was
,wned by G. E, Coon and valued at
2, 900 with insurance for $l,50O. Mr..
coon also lost a small vacant building
occupied by the post office.
C. H, Munich & Co., general mer-
handise stock, $4,000, insurance $1,000.
}. H. Racey, building valued ats3OO0, |
1surance $500.
The town hall, owned by the public &
t large, 81 900, no insurance. Furni- $
ire was saved,
w. G. Sneden, boat building house y
nd stock 81, 500, no insurance. Stock Yn
marine hardware in Austin building, a
900, no insurance. c
I. E. Whitney, postotflce fixtures, c
C., $500, no insurance. D, e. Austin, il
Hiding and Office fixtures, $1,000, no b
surance. Masonic Lodge, parapha. j
lila. $780, no insurance. "
j. G. Steinhauser, meat market fix fc
res and stock, $500, no. insurance. W
r. Ricou, building $3.50, insurance, b
90. Sc
James Neal, stock of general mer- b
andise, $4,000, no insurance. r. R. IL
cou, two buildings, $500, insurance m