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New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
7srks.
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- -,-..---r- - aided
srset- practice,
I crrapin.

- --.-- yr. .u-l.u0us sub postscript re told how
= s,s-zz. seals. snakes and sand were al repre-
---e, - r-e and she same place on the heaoH
- --7~1f-c. aid HoH on -he afternoon or the
s zsv che ta-Eet practice was responsible for
- 4o- dinner The t-s- happened This way;
- ~. .tu.o a-e some Of the Indians or China
- RHO Nz1 along Ire beach caught Cd twelve
- --z7-e-re- -lrz- had seaEoved seal and
=. l-ase--- - the former luclosinc THAI If tho
--.-e- -as been 4u Object Of interest - all who
,-e-- -te -a-r or the beach where they reQose
rrsscfi-g IN The sand. a few months ago when
.zve-zI o@5cevs from The Wisconsin landed TO have
g laos q -re popular Cur1o. large raJter vas
s~z-ez n nearbr- which or being fred or
-----7tI- turned tai sDG retTeaJeC. first inside
- szele-or T The shark and dnalT Ioto the in
-e-ros- hosv ~ holes the bony framework ot
20 -za7cvve5 seal. A. the use @ = stick or re-
-r-e- -1i-nr have involved the destruction of the
---e-asr- cu~io. the truly proverhial suotie1E @
--e SERPENT saved Us life
ne -7--lesrs,e Of the region adjacent 10 AaEda-
Je-- Eav ls % species peculiar 10 tIat olslr1cI
s.ene and because the Indians OF the country
lrov- q 10 a-ridote for IT'S oito Il Is called Ii
M1e-to R1sn-o.'' The White Death As matter
r. <zcr Il IS neither white Yet deadly poison
r-s The --bla-1co-- IN the name arises probably
- -7e white rings which band the tail, mark
~ Possessed by no other species Cf the Tattl7-
sake family. The Indians usually die from th'
rfre because they have 10 better antldoIe tnah
7-=s-sI when liquor. though intensely fiery n
TASTE Il c less value than w1iskey m coGnterac1
--r --e e@-ec- of snake hice-
--a- -. bYre O. .'F7 Nue-ro RlanCo' Is not
,rs-1- r z-opery treated Is shown by tne case o.
z=f-- = -1e Wisconsin VINO vas bitten cn rnA
----S--- q the last VISIT % raat raJtesriP -
Mazda -=ra Bsv- The nan was -DIrTen On the naTe
nike v-fIe va king II the salt grass al the edge
- 80 beach rs companions had scattered 'llzIa
~ ~ -i-2e and ce--aiu were The Two lndl7r-
~ witnessed -1e accident that r1s case was
-o7sfess -Ea- = wsS ori- Win rne greatest dlr7-
---- -rz- re induced them 70 take him or 20 hIN
---- -- --=i- --ralSs-'f 1auoe- L vs. CuiE 71
-c--- z-G ezI- after he vas bitten that the fei-
7-- c-----e-@d I'D rr= side Of rl.e oatteS717 ny
---s-- -s--z +r- ankle was enormously swollen ana
------ -7z-E u co-e~- Vet ir-1eda<s Improvement
---r--ze5 --- t-+=-ri-1 of perr1arEaEsre or 20
-zzss-- and re 7as able he or dery the follow
Tia CONJUNCTION n terrain z1d target practice
-e-sT IKE rlls- TIE crew - TIE big forward tu--
--r guns were Just firing final round - q floating
-z-z-- ----- T. CHANGED that 2 school or turtle
came padding Eszily along tho staT5oarG bow just
~ -.-= u Ezt 1re full force Of the concession 4
5cze- O. more Cf them. stunned by TIE shock
%o---z-.z rolled ever their backs and foatec IN
azzt7s- re amor belt A. rHe water line where
tFr- wee Intercepted and hauled aboard with boat
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01

old World II was Justly Hkened TO a volcano
thar was always smouldering and ever ready
without any warning to belch forth flames in
volvinE a European confagratiou- The So
called Eastern question consisted IN the first
place Of the determination Of Russia to estab-
lish herself al Constantinople and to secure the
mastery Of that waterway between the Black
Sea and the Mediterranean which is now closed
10 her
Austria and especially England, have ever
been equally determined TO keep Russia out Of
Stamboul and away from the Bosporus, Great
Britain taking the ground thar her route 10
India would be endangered were the Car $
authority established the Golden Horn :
further disturbing element was furnished by =
oppression Of the Christian population Of certain
Ottoman provinces in Europe and Asia Minor
bv the local Turkish authorities. Often this
oppression has been richly deserved. For Rus
sia III her efforts to get 70 Constantinopie has
for the last hundred years made A point Of en-
couragina the many millions o. Christian sub
iects Of the Sultan TO resist his authority and
to look 70 st Petersburg for the eventual enlan-
cipation Of all Christians from Moslem rule.
In fact. the nominalIy benevolent Pan-Slav-
ist Society al Moscow. which has branches all
over Russia and enormous resources At its dis
posal. exists for no other purpose than to pro
mote the union Of all the Christian or Slav races
of Southeastern Europe under the sceptre Of
the Gar. Austria. political and military
grounds has always strongly opposed any in
crease of Russia's power and influence in that
part Of Europe. realizing that il would be At the
expense Of the commerce and the safety OF her
er1ptre Italy. too. has finger in the pie, being
bent on securing first Of all predominant in
Huence and ultimately sole possession Of the
Turkish province of Albania, from which so
many Of her leading statesmen and citizens have
sprung
There are Albanian societies all over italy or
ganized for the purpose of promoting italian IN
terests il Albania and it is needless to add that
the latter is included in what IS known as
italia Irrfdenta IS 70 say. unredee'ned
italy The Treaty Of Berlin and the Concert OF
Europe had for their object the conciharoH ~
all these various differences, and through the
negotiation Of an international agreement on the
mart OF the powers concerned the elimination. 81
any, rate for a generation Of the danger - any
European confagratton on the subject Of the
s+Yo
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
NOT q GOOD PLACE FOR BATHING.

The morning plunge override regularly enjoyed
~ The officers and men II many OF the tropica!
paris Is qu.te our Tie question bzv- There
s. b sure. no record of any the navy
having been attacked les q shark in tlese waters.
fscr noi - remarkable when II IS also learned
t.z1 rhe-s Is ~ veccrd ar having exposed
s.,as>f The c5csesr caN. perhaps vas rHst n q
Vel know feUtensnr -5,-E--lder T,,o took = de
-rso ~. hzzaizE ger - me ezr1e tine thaf This
s~sl t1,iosrre occupied ~ fourteen -Tcct
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
ruE TREATY OF BERLIN.

The primary object of this concert OF EuIoL' %,
-, +rezt,, of Berlin was 10 prevent me
Eastern question from becoming again again pis rsr
- - factor IN international politics tor
tte greater part - the nineteenth
,ha+ l. "a say. until The Congress 81
- the Fasrsrn question had been the rug
-. - ever statesman and government 0r 'ns
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01

ieys and the flesh OF both appears pretty regular
On board ship. affordng welcome relief from the
nlonotony Of fare
A port for warships-even target practice sta
ton on z desert coast-without some form OF social
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-17
BRYAN AND KERN.

superuou for state that the nominees of the Den
yer will receive support and they will receive the
electoral Florida The nomination of William Jen
nn Bryan President Oegone conclusion and there would
have been disappointment had else secured the
dosemnt selection of candidate for Vice President how
delegates all at until last Thursday when they be-
gun to John Worth Kern of Indiana and Friday he
nominated by reclamation
Bryan Kern make strong national ticket and should poll
sufficient votes the of government next March
Everybody who W. Bryan but his running mate
well known this section He probably the strongest
Middle West As that section Of the country will be
ground during the campaign is easily that Mr.
will materially strengthen the ticket well being
emnently fitted for the position.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-17
Notice

of Application for Tax Deed Under 49,.
575 Of the General Statutes Of thesnF
of Florida.
Notice is hereby given that A. La.'''.
chaser Of Tax Certificate No. J. dated '1' ~
day Of July A. D., 1906, has filed ssia \. K
in my Office. and has made applieau0ss III y u.
deed to issee in accordance with law -
cate embraces the following describe D's'
situated in St. Lucie county. Florida or
u of N EA of NE a. Section . lon
South, Range 40 East, 10 acres, ~ ~, =, A
taken from the southeast corner Of sac ~: 4. Z.
said land being assessed at the GATE 8 s. g ~
ance of suchcertifcate inthe name q ~.
son. Unless said certificate shall Pc 49, {. &
cording to law. tax deed viii issue 'ns''''
Bird day Of August A. D., 1908 .,.s N
Witness my official signature ana -
LIST day of July A. D., 1908. : pmM
(seaD - e els,h
Clerk Circuit Court St Lucie County, ~ =
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-17

Of Application for Tax Deed Under .s,s
and SIS Of the General statnses u
State Of Florida. "a ~
Notice is hereby given that 0. K ~ Y &; +
chaser Of part of Tax Certi6estes re ~. a ~
dated the 2nd day of July..A- p, !! W. '..s,..A
said certificates in my Office. ana - N. IA
cation for tax deed to issue in $500 ..si..'. i.
law. sid certificate embraces the ,'.' ~ ,'.a
cribed property situated in s. . ~ 3 III
Florida, to-wit: M Of Lot J. ss' ss q, aN
ship 90 South, Range 30 East and . .p' 7 d
/. Section 80, Township % South ne- ~. !, .s y
The said land being assessed at the o.'' s,|Hb
suance Of such certificate in the n ~ ,'.|'|
Oliver and A. l.. Hearn respeeti7sy n. s. y
certificates shall be redeemed 80 "a &.
tax deed win issue thereon on the s''
gust A. d. 1908 il. 81
Witness my Official signature -'
LIST day Of July A. d., 1908 n
lseaD
Clerk cireuIt Court s., La''s P'
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-17

IN CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH Jul.
DlcIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND
FOR ST LUCE COUNTY.
A. A. clyatt.
VS.. Foreclosrra
G. J. Gwin
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT,
To G. J. Gwin:
iou are hereby required to appear to the bill of
complaint filed against you in the above entitled
cause on or before the seventh day of September,
A. d. 1908
me Fort Pierce New. newspaper published
- rofe Pierce Florida. is hereby designated as
~, uAe newspaper in which this order shall be pub
nsned once week for eight consecutive weeks.
Witness my hand and official seal .tb,a aeven-
eeenth day Of July A. D. 1905.
'seaV J. Z. FULTz
Clerk Of Circuit Court.
iso rec Solicitor fos thecomplninant.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-17
CANDIDATE FOR STATE SEVI1
Mr. Adhemar Brady, of Tiusvi,,.
Stands for The Compact.

TO the Voters of the Thirteensb g.
torial District. 'sp''
Fellow Citizens:.-I am a cs,s,,
for the Senate and l stand e. r ~
Compact. AuV
The political organization Of soo;...
never has and never can satisfy ~ MI, !.
mands of human nature. The ~.
pact is a new science which teacbes n
true organization of society. IslsOs
for The Compact because It win ss,I..
the demands of human nature per,so,l.
The principles Of The Compass i,
stated in a small tract which | will Mana
TO anyone making the request,
The declarations of the candid.,..
before the late primaries are eyidsO..
of the maladjustment Of our social \
lations. Every candidate adyoc,,a
some needed reform. The candidate.
and the people were divided. An vera
divided. All were antagonists M
struggle for supremacy must contlnn
while political organization lasts.
Under The Compact, which is socIsl,
organized for the purpose of satiiyIDs
the demands of human nature, unI,,
will take the place Of discord. Uude
The Compact the world will turn d
useful service the energy now w,sta
in cruel conflict.
am not standing for an ideal
theory, or a hoarY precenent, an
standing for scientific truth,
Every reader can know that TIE
Compact is science, am prepared
to discuss the facts and the prinCpls
of The Compact with any one Who
wishes to make an investigate
There are only three new facts;
/. The law of demand.
,. The national division of society.
3. Organization for the purpose 4
satisfying the demands Of human NJ
ture.
/ am not posing as leader, but Ian
necessarily in the position Of teacher,
The man who votes for The Compass
is not supporter or follower, be dos
not depend upon me, does not need ne.
His vote means a demand for 40 indni
trial organization of society which eih
and must satisfy all national demand
A vote for The Compact means Cha
the voter understands his rights sM
how to secure them,
stand on this proposition;
The Compact will satisfy the %
mands of human nature perfectly.
The proposition requires study ala
every statement OF The Compact shogn
be verified,
Whether the assumption is that ~
Compact is false or that it is true d'H
not matter provided there folowt
thorough investigation.
The existence in the popular mlno
the idea that there is an enemy o. n
people is not without foundation by
the real enemy is political organlzap'
The notion that king, railFOaaS
a corporation is the enemy iss @*
sion.
A broader knowledge will 'sbOE ~
all the ills OF society must oisapN-
under the natural organization o.
ciety. Our ignorance, not the lsas
creation, has produced human my
ADHEMAR BRAD'
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-17
FOR A BASEBALL PARK.

AMERICAS national game baseball and every true lover
of this grand old Union less lover of baseball There
foot form stock company and purchase the
plat where the diamond laid out for the purpose of nsung
baseball park This be done The necessary
to purchase the ground will not be ghe exact figures have
been unable to learn The erection of grand stand improving
the diamond will be less than bundled and fifty dollars
fence already around it and board wall is necessary
lover good clean sport of the highest order
Fort Pierce equal footing with other the give
matter your encouragement We ready subscribe
the stock. Who will follow.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-17
Point Euchre Score Cards

Tut up in neat packages of one dozen
each Price: One package, Is cents.
TWO packages, % cents. Mail orders
hlled. Postage prepaid News Office,
Fort Pierce.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-17

For cleaning windows nothing is bet
Ter than old newspapers. Get them at
The News Office.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-17

THE result of the action of the city council in ordering good
sidewalks along the prominent streets very satisfactory
have excellent cement walks while until recently
the streets used by pedestrians and vehchs alike APP
peaance OF Pine street between Palmetto and Orange
three hundred per cent better than year ago. these
walks finished others will be the direction of the
by order of the council Visitors city always com
ment the improved appearance when they sidewalks
We hope that within another year the entire section will be
lined with uniform walks on both sides of the street
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-17

lTfIB Man Of the HOur' is wiIlam Jennings BRYAN.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-17

DON'T FORGET to bea Booster It's lots
find people will think better Of you also.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-17

ONE prominent citizen the county remarked hearing
this week that he could get good lot part
Fort Pierce he would s15 building it. That's the kind
OF men to build town. There excellent business
budeng lots vacant in business section but we understand
the prices held at such high figure prohibit any
mnts being made This will not help tt city its upward climb
LOST, strayed stolenOne Board of Trade. When last
in action about eighteen months healthy condition
Anyone restoring it TO it's influence and usefulness
will receive praise city permanent GOOD
AFTER the next heavy rain call office and we will show
you bay front lots with perfect entire waterfront
along Don't you think needed to te tho
water of the hollow in the street,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29
Mean Crossings--

Street Superintendent Floyd Blevins has been having hard time of it with the street crossings for the last two days. Several loads of gravel were laid along sthe crossings in order to afford better footing to pedestrians, but tbo drizzling rain continued and it wns not long before the new crossings were covered with slush, about as deep as on the rest of the street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29
New Postage Stamps

The new issue of postage stamps will shortly be placed on sale here. The de nominations are of l, ?, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, l3, l5 and 50 cents and sl.00. On the one-eent stamp is the head of Ben iamin Franklin in profile from Eou- don s bust. The border designs of all the denominations are identical, the head being as ellipse on end, with laurel leaves on either side. The size of the stamps is the same as those in use here >tofore.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29
To Be Sentenced Moneay--

Jerome Edwards, the young man who was convicted of criminal assault on one of his cousins, will be sentenced by Judgc Nave Monday. Sentence was to have been pronounced yesterday, but owing to the. fact that the district court was busy all day with the trial of John Sanford, the negro charged with the murder of W. Green, the matter was de- ferred until next week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29
Here from Los Angeles

D. W. wickersham, president of the Solomon -Wickersham company and vice. president of the First National bank of Globe, of Los Angeles, arrived in the city last evening and will spend several days here looking over his many interests and renewing old acqnaint- ances.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29
1itigants oompromise---

The suit of W. E. Kelly vs. c. E. Kel- ly for recovery of $lo,OO0 alleged due as commission for selling some mines to the Globe Consolidated company, was dismissed in Judge Nave's. court yes terday, the matter having been compro- missed by payinent to the plaintiff of $4,500. The suit of W. w. Cohn .vs. Frank Morgan, was also dismissed
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29
Chicken Thieves Active

Complaints of chicken stealing are coming in lively. A dozen fine fowls were stolen this week from the City Meat market, the thieves cutting through the coop, and the very next night dozen chickens and n half-dozcn ducks were lifted from the coop of Mrs. Montgomery, back of the Iris theater.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29
Sent to Federal Court

Sent to Federal Court
 Judge Nave yesterday dismissed tho case against Albert Evans, charged with fclonous assault on an Indian girl. District Attorney l.. l.. Henry informed the court that he had been informed that the crime was committed on the White Mountain Indian reserva. Ftion, and Judge Nave announced that the district court was without jurisdic- ton in the ease. The case will be taken up by the federal authorities
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29
Mrs. Hessler Ill.,

Mrs. Hessler Ill.,
 Owing to the illness of Mrs. Emma Hessler, answer to the indictment charging her and her brother, Emmett Gaynor, with the murder of J. W. Wea- yer, November ? last, was deferred to Monday. The young woman was re- ported by her physician to be seriously i'll with nervous collapse. Friday af- ternoon she was unconscious for cou pie of hours and yesterday was far from being able to appear in court.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29
Improving Electric Service

The electric light company is i'm proving its street lines and service in the business district, taking down the small transformers and replacing them with larger ones, which will effect an economy in the distribution of the electricity.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29
Came Home with Bride

P. II. Mcclure, formerly third trick dispatcher in the local offices of the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern, has re. turned from mysterious trip of sew eral days to Fl Paso with a bonnie lit tie bride, forgetting all he had said was not going to be done. Of course, he was given cordial reception by
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29
Cases Set for Trial

Judge Nave has set for December ?
 the case of the territory against Sam
 Richmond and TA24 Eschollc. The lat. ter is the Indian who fired five shots at one of his tribesmen on the rcserva- ton q cople of weeks ago and conclud- ed to surrender after having vowed that he would make his last stand at his tepcc door. 4 s &
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29

Miller, L. Rosenstern, Tucson; Glenn Coffee, San Carlos; D. F. Woodbridge, Duluth; Roy N. Davidson, H. s. Creighton, Phoenix; A. l.. White, A. C.. Bale, Kansas City; Louis Mel, San Francisco; Maury Grider, Stafford.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29
Old Timers Win Dance

Preparations are being made by the Old Timers for a grand ball to be given eu at Clark 's pavilion on the night of December 9. The affair, which will bring together all of the old residents of this city, and vicinity, promises to be one of the most interesting and plea surable of the season, The Silver Belt acknowledges with thanks receipt of an invitation. ET
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29
TheGlobeBank and SavingsCo.

Does a special safe banking, giving it, Term and Escrow Depositors absolute security by its conservative method, and the backing of the fortune and in. tegrity of the E. F. Keliner fandly Also pays the best interest, has fire in surance, makes collections and real e, tate deals.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29
SHORT STORIES
 OF THE CITY
Building Work Stopped

One of the disagreeable effects of tho wet weather has been to stop work on practically every building in course of construction which had not been roofcd over.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29

the local bunch! MT. Mcclure will soon leave for Solomonville, having ac- cepted an appointment as agent at that place.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29
Rangers Case Dismissed

Ranger's Case Dismissed
 The case against J. F. Holmes, the territorial ranger at Roosevelt, who was indicted for aggravated assault on the person of Will Johnson, who had op. posed him in the recent county cam. paign, was dismissed yesterday in the district court on the showing that Holmes had already been arraigned at Roosevelt, plead guilty and paid a fine. District Attorney Henry said he would send for the papers in the ease
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29

Dominion Hotel Arrivals
 II. A. Hamilton, Fl Paso; Pearl Gal liner, w. Lewis, John R. Hagen, D. W. .Wickersham and wife, Los Angeles; A.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29

Phone 75l for coal, wood and feed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29

And every hat in this sensational Re duction Sale is this seasons style. There is large variety to choose from, and no reason why you can't find just the hat to please you. We know you can and that if you viii but take the time to come to the store tomorrow, you will get the best millinery bargain you ever saw. Just come in and look around. It will mean that you will be a pur. chaser. Every woman should come.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29
Reduction Sale
 of Millinery

Hats that would be cheap at sl2.50, SIS, SIS and s20. Your choice tomor row in this great Reduction Sale.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29
Sale
 WOOltex Skirts

These Skirts are made of the very finest quality of materials and are great bargains:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-29
Reduction Sale
 Children'S Goats

These Goats come in Cloth, Bearskin, Fancy Mixed Goods and Fancy velvets.
 We have one lot of 50 Goats that we place in this Reduction Sale at the low price or ................'.-. .$2.50
 Here are some more great values:
 s6.50 Coats now. ............ .$4.25 s7.60 Coats now. ....... .s5.75 slo Goats now. ................... .s7.75 sl1 Goats now. .............. ss.25 S13.50 Coats now. .................s .s11