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Dr. and Mrs. Q. G, Blackwell We're the guests of relatives al Grady yes terday.
 Prof. A. ~ Love is visiting rela- tives and ':ands at Monticello, for q few days
 Miss Virginia CTfttenden,- of Al.hei- nler. was in the city yesterday, on business -
 George HoldelUess is in Fordyce, spending the Thanksgivins holidays with his grandparents. s..-----e..
 Mr. and Mrs. r. (. Cross spent the day of Thanks at Grady. as the 9Hesta of relatives and friends. eg>e.
 Vim. Burke is .hQme from iAttle Rock, where he went to attend to some busineSs matter-cc ~'-'-'-..,.-..---~
 D. I. Mills returned yesterday morn ing from Little Rock, where he went to attend a Masonic meeting.
 Moore T. Knoy.@of Little Rock. is fs, the city. the guest of his brother Lloyd Knox, oh AChestnQt~stfett------=-,
 MT. and Mrs. George M Wells and children spent Thanksgivins day W5n relatives and friends at Grady
 Mrs. s. C. Alexander and Mrs. \. M. Green. are in Little Rock. the guests of General and Mrs. Ben w. Green.
 Miss Lena O'Connell will return Saturday from Lewisville, Ark, where she has been the guest of friends for some time.
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MT and Mrs. E. l.. Givens, oi Batesvile, arrived here yesterday Morning for visit to Nr. and Mrs E. w. Bocage.
 Miss Martha Valiant, of TeNarkana, was in the city Tuesday night en route home from visit to Warren and DeVall's Bluff.
 Mrs. Harry Milner, who has been visiting relatives, in this city, for a short while, left yesterday morning for her home at Warren
 Mrs Ella MacMechan and Miss Erin MacMechan, of Little Rock, spent yesterday in the city as the guests ol Mr and Mrs w. l.. DeWoody and family
 Howell West brook, who has been
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DISAPPEARED
 FEEL SPLENDID
stella llHlHui>t. oi Laportc. Minn.. tells How Her Troubles Disappear. cd After Fakin. sardui. the Wo. mans Tonic.

Laportc, Minn..-'I am getting along fine and feel splendid, sine taking Cardui, writes Mrs. Stella IIalquist. of this place.
 T used to nave backaehe. headache. and that tired out feeling had other WomanlN troubles and dra22in4 sensations. but they have almost dis appeared now.
 cannot praise Gardui enough fer it has done wonders for ne. =
 Cardui is no mere nerve sedativn or pain Quellcr, and contains none Of the new headache ingredients, the [ Q frequent induIgonce in which may be dan@crous
 On the ccntrary tardH is harm less. as its ingredients are mild ionic hel-'js. acting mainly on the female constitution and build up both nerv- ous and vital energy.
 No harmful effects can possibly come. to young or old. from the use of Cardui. the woman,s tonic. and thousands of women, have written. like Stella FIalquist. to tell of the great benefit they obtained from it's use
 Ask NGur druggist.
 NOTE The Cardui Home Treat ment for W0men consists of Cardui t$lD Thedford's Black Draught t25c1. Or Velvo (50c) for the liver. and Car dui Antiseptic (50c). These remedies may be taken singly, by themselves. if desired, or three together, as a complete treatment for women $ ills. Write to: Ladies Advisory Dept. Chat tanooga Medicine Co.,. Chattanooga. Tenn for special instructions and 64- page book Home Treatment fcr Women" sent in plain wrapper. on request.
 FOR SALE-On easy terms honse and two lots on West 10th Ave- Pinch back Taylor, Insurance. Real Estate md Loans. I16 1-o Main street tf
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Math0ntes Club.
hy the Gree k-SA

Mrs. W. \. Taggart entertained tho Mathontes Club Wednesday after noon. continuing our study of Rome. and the following a1lH written papers were read.
 The Vatican and lis Art Treas ures''-Mrs. 0. N. Tag9art
 "The Royal Family y"-ATrs. W. A Taggart
 Instead of the usual discussion which concludes onr literary program, Mrs. Corrinne $. Knox, our highly esteemed member who has just re turned from an extended trip abroad, on which she visited Rome. gave ns a delight impromPt talk on the points of interest in tha city. Other num- bers on the program Were two inter- esting readings by Mrs. Freeman, beautiful solos by Mrs. Core and Mrs. Hinton Fereuson and an exquisite rendition of Gottschalks Pasqunade by Mrs. Walter Seymour.
 Mrs Ben Wright
 Press Cores pOndent.
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Juvenile Bazaar.

The Juvenile Missionary Society of the First Methodist church will gfyo a knick knack bazaar, at the parson- age of the First Methodist church. Saturday November 27. under the di rection of Mrs. j. C. Fisackerlv and Mrs. Florence Hearn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-26

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at the Ten}1l nenorates u cabees and
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Religious School Entertainment.

The Temple Religions School will give it's annual Hanuhah entertain- ment Sunday afternoon December 12, %."o,.,.: a' ',; .'o..- %o.= '..:,s :. s. >" . cabees and he saving of thp Jewish faith from the do.n planned for t by the Greek-syraa The anniver- sary of those events is always made the occasion for festivities, especially the young. This season the local celebration will consist of t children < service, program, including the Xindline of the Lights. q children < party and a Book Reception. Ncn- bers of the Temple and friends of thn Religious School are expected To pre-. sent the library with books useful for the young.
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FISH TO-DAY

CRAPPIE OR PERCH RED SNAPPER SPANISH MACERk.l SQUIRRELS
 THE LLOYD GROCERY co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-26

and button trimming .=o =faaitoa slcel es used or nc.in the same color ..t,i' ,d;fs.,d in hrUWn silk = ltaN c=a.i .1s =erudctSleeNe% d F.. Hptfatl banding. and [ he boiH part Phtori%
 n inches bust measure. N;,l..ii ol 337-iieei=material
 in wba cashmere de ttre front and back Of irI- -zthnNc the plaits, and [ the trimming outlining
 upper @palstotZttte= panel,
 &HilApe -waf.fe eiet=p t.tft'fs. lseee.ti=infmed mi tatid h.laiaed fks
 Review patterns pI iafs measure. and size "6 l'e-
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 Hd sfs,t =toRes= =WofEG= he
 fhe loug straight l!H"s he high. if the yoke top "liiatun nlaA h" oi.r.= 1it.1.l gre substituted for cNteittiing in points tl. Stinn. .;tnd the panel front
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-26
C0mplimentar. Reception.

Complimentar. Reception.
 Mrs. w. x. Truloek and Miss Mat tie Orto will entertain Thursday af- ternoon December 3. with a reception complimentary to Mrs. Allan /. Orto, .aa1he home of Mrs. Trnlock, On West
 avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-26
A Fashoin Chat on) Gowns.

tines is toward >implt V ing met aud~ ut culastrI Ilo- uu", and lhis hJS |.cu a,.. umpii>hcd in d,F">s- m,,kIug ru il very Jsreat < wool ar silk dTeS1 witd :. : out a liniug W.tS ipra,li- callN uh"Ird J, but TOW more oltc'f 5bau not t.r" luHn4 is "Witt bed. aud the lr>dlt IS m"lS ErIec- f.l >jari#@ tHd {eaest~e,l comfort '"I the WS"Jrt~
 or J.e d,,r~~ nal tr WII6 WaiSt- .O.d skirt ut the S.rurc iJhr,r. I~ .e otIc dc~il'rd for lmlurdIatc wcJr. and the ldesIGus shown .nrlr are e>A"ptiun- ally attractive. \ YNitl1 T mara b"l, ol. Sofn3 other kind of fancy i"a ar srur, mtuN stl acs of wh,rb are ta-uImn. lnie. to ",ak" ,..'.< ...,. 'np '"1 . '4o r 'e4s@'. ~41 :, Hu Vla.r i> 'rt,ird tul tuV hligUt Gt}S nt LrtttFrl.
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 Tire Ll-t .r, these stylish i".,j.s i~ h"re iliHsi'ap.d ia-eiaGer=aN raGffuH hr. ,aH,}nIl. N4lsi a SIupl" hrAid as#i hi.'l=a ,rf<'.. re ri .d ~t- tons si r A ~,Ni}$Ii ! ] 'r >.f,. tCIl IF" boo ' ttS >nurlN. buttons 2iNiii- -, II T GrUblr- breasted =t.itaAa- *rtcr. satin c'c'' iI VIII make up satisfactorily
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-16
The Sebastian Inlet.
STANwooD, FLA, July IA, 1909.

STANWOoD, FLA, July IA, 1907.
Editor Fort Pierce News;
Dear Sir notice in your last issue
report of meeting in Brevard county
ouce more agitating the Sebastian In
let question and expressing an inten-
tion to call on the st. Lucie county pa
pers to "boost" for them.
know you like to be on the right
side of any argument and there will be
good. lively one on this question be-
fore any inlet is cut at this point; so
wish to give you few facts in the case,
First, the proposed inlet has been
pronounced impracticable by good U. S.
engineers, unless sufficient expenditure
is made to ietty the ocean end OF the
cut. The benefits to be derived will
not compensate on a dollar and cents
basis,
The only ones to be benefited are
the very few tourists and their boat
men, etc., who infest the lower end of
Brevard county. 1t will not help to
any extent any established industry. 1t
will, on the other hand, entirely devas'
tate the Narrows section, which con-
sists Of about twelve miles Of the very
best fruit and vegetable land in st.
Lucie county, and which is furnishing a
| livelihood for some 40 or so sober, In
dustaious families who have their little
all invested here. 1t will no doubt be
disputed that the proposed inlet will
work damage to us but beg to say
that know whereof l speak. We know
the water levels Of both ocean and
river; we know that during any time
of heavy tide from the north the wa
ter backs up in our section as the outlet
below us is less than the intake above
us. The result is inevitable.
We have each year about all the high
water we can stand, but with an open
inlet so near as the proposed one the
overflow water will be pure ocean
brine, now /. is always we'll reduced by
the heavy rains Of fall, our danger
period. Respectfully,
JAS, E. DODGE.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-16
Hard To swallow.

Commenting on the statement of The
News that 14-foot alligator bad been
captured in the vicinity Of Lakeland,
The Fort Pierce News remarks that
There are alligators in the st. Lucie
river that can swallow your monster as
easy as a pelican swallow young null
let, but we make no TODD over Them"
For new county st. Lucie evidently
has produced some pretty good-sized
alligators-also, atleast one able-bodied
and cheerful liar. Lakeland News.
You violate the rules of modern Journal
istic etiquette by using the vile word
STAR" you should have said BLACKLIST
of falsehoods. However, bring your
monster over and if the st. Lucie ALI
gators don't swallow him we'll let the
mosquitoes have try.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-16
MURDERER EXECUTED
Aaron Bailey Hung Here
Last Friday Morning.
Faced Death Without a Tremor
and Was Confident of Going
Straighth to Heaven.

Last Friday morning at 1905 o'clock
Aaron Bailey, alias Aaron Williams,
was hung in the Jail yard here for the
murder Of Jim Patterson, Sheriff Carl
ton beng master ofceremonies, assisted
by Sheriff Brown, of Titusvile, and M.
S. Jones' Jr., Of Quay.
AT few minutes before 10 O'Clock
the prisoner was led out of the Jail be-
tween the two sheriffs and escorted to
the scaffold in the jail yard. Inside
the Enclosure we're twelve witnesses re-
quired by law, two physicians, Two local
newspaper men and the deputy sheriffs.
Outside, two or three hundred people
had gathered to witness as much of the
proceedings as possible.
Bailey carried in his hands Bible
and hymn book and when the hand
cuffs were removed on the scaffold he
at once launched into singing "Just AS
1 Am" in strong voice that showed
some signs of nervousness. Immedi-
ately after the song he made an address
to the crowd that surprised everybody
for it ranked as good sermon. The
doomed man appealed to sinners to do
sist in their sinful ways and meet him
in heaven, for, said he, II am going to
heaven this morning and when drop
through this trap l will wake up in
glory, there to meet my father and all
the loved ones gone before me-" He
pictured eternity and begged them all
to take warning by his manner OF going
away. He scored the colored preachers
in the crowd and saw his cousin out
side, to whom he gave warning and ad-
vice, as we'll as upbraiding him. Re
terring to Mr.. Tom Tucker. who was
on the stand with him, he said "This
white man is the only one who has
stuck by me apd it was through him
that turned my back on the devil and
gave myself to the Lord. He is the
man who has caused me to be ready to
| 70 W DedN6u, llS dlSO ltlVAlNh w
some white ladies who had visited him
in Jail.
After talking for about fifteen min
utes, and preaching probably the best
sermon many in the crowd had ever
heard, he read the 9Th chapter Of Mat
thew and concluded by kneeling at the
scaffold and praying
Sheriff Brown then bound his hands
and feet and fitted the moose and black
cap. At exactly 1905 Sheriff Carlton
asked him If he was ready and as his
response, "Yes, sir" rang out the trap
was sprung and Aaron Bailey dropped
into eternity. Eleven minutes later he
was pronounced dead, his neck being
broken and not culver was noticed
after the drop.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-16
SEBASTIAN

Mosquitoes are holding full sway
with all rights and privileges in this
vicinity right now.
Mr.. Ivey Lawson and wife made the
trip over to Wauchula by buggy in Just
four days. They are enjoying them
selves immensely.
Messrs. Dock Sloan and Bob Mccain
bave been out to their fine young
orange groves, over the Sebastian river,
the past week, having some improve
ments made.
Mr.. Ed Brannan came up from Fort
pierce Sunday and enjoyed a launch
ride in the afternoon with Capt 4. IT,
Hardee and family in the commodious
St. Sebastian
Miss Edna Johns is attendieg a nor
NAL school at Athens, Co., where she
& combining work with many pleasant
outings.
Rev. w. T. Lame and wife leave
Monday for North Georgia, where Mr.
Lame will go for much needed rest
Rro.her Lame will only be absent a few
days.
Some Of our most prominent citizens
have taken up the matter Of remodel
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-16

Southland the remembrance of the
helping hand you lent at the beginning
will be sweet reward and cause your
heart to swell with pride.
Besides being an ornament public
park has grown to be necessity in all
Florida tourist towns and those without
them suffer because of their absence.
During the balmy winter season tour
lists who have come here TO escape the
cold Of their Northern homes will en-
Joy the freedom and quiet comforts af-
forded here and bear favorable news to
their friends abroad of the accommo-
dationS to be found at Fort Pierce
AS resort for home folks, prone
made and moonlight stroll for the cupid
stricken, a romping and picnic ground
for children or fresh-air ground for
little tots and babies its benefits would
be manifold.
The Boosters Club Improvement
Committee has made its first step in
the right direction, which is shown by
the sanction the ladies have given the
move and the part they will take to en-
courage and aid those who heed the
call At the time and place designated
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-16
Patience Rewarded.

Patience and perseverance, was ga
h,hited in no small degree at the Elec'
trio Theatre Saturday night wnen 'ne
motor that furnishes the motive TO
fused 70 mote-until it got ready "a
crowded louise 10 the dark and no air
IN q sul.ry night is very uncomtorta'
hla nosition TO be placed in ana the
only thing that quelled a stampede was
the torethought of the fair pianist
who played that piano as she never
nlayed before. The liveliest and mos'
a,,rriug nieces were produced, and when
Exhaustion forced her to relinquisn q
handsome young man took ner soa'
and Lent the music going till he' .oo'
snOcnmbed. giving way to the lair
49,, accent. Charmed beyond eA'
nrassiop as her delicate fingers 'air =.
sew over the. keys the audience sa. IN
n ! ,',a odmiratiou until the music ceased
nnd then burst out iu loud applause
The first young lady then resumed ~ sr ~
l : ~ and was doing nicely, by the AID o.
$50 : assistant with a big FAM when .ue
S.;sbt TIGHTS suddenly loomed UPS .l'
audience yelled and thepictur'es mo %O' the
orowd felt we'll repaid for tne ""'"
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-16

everybody is invited and expected to be
on hand with hoe, pick, axe or shovel,
ready, willing and determined to clear
the ground Of the city park and put 1t
in proper shape for the laying out Of
walks, planting Of flowers, ETC., and ere
the sun sets Tuesday evening work
will have been accomplished that you
can look to with pride for the remainder
Of your existence.
Let everybody come-big, old, little,
young and the middle sizes and ages,
home folks, visitors and strangers
come with your working clothes on and
something 10 worth with, and you will
spend one of the happiest and merriest
days you ever spent in your life, for the
ladies, God bless them, will all be there
with their most charming manners and
bewitching smiles, TO aid and encour-
age the good work. Besides doing
more work than the men the ladies
will see that plenty of ice water is on
hand during the day and at II O'Clock
they will serve lunch in the Improve
ment Club dining room that will drive
away hunger and all dull care and make
you thankful that you were there.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-16
Boosters, Take Noticel

There will be big picnic held at the
improvement Club Hall next Tuesday
July goth. under the auspices Of the
Improvement and Entertainment Com
mitties and every Booster is expected
to come and bring well filled basket.
The object is to have grand cleaning
at the park. Thus combining business
with pleasure. Don't fail to come and
bring your grub hoes, axes and the
basket. DIR. G. Q. FEIGEL,
Chm. Emit Com,
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-16
OI6d0Ing-uD D0y al th6 6ity ark
Blu Boosters Club Next Tu6Sd0u
Be on Hand Bright and Early With Working
Implements and Willing Hands.

In accordance with the suggestions
advanced by an editorial In The News
of last week the Town Improvement
Committee of the Boosters Club met
Tuesday night and, among other bust
ness transacted, appointed next Tues
day, July goth, as Cleaning.up Day at
the City Park
No motion could have been made that
would meet with more unanimous con-
sent by all who take a pride in the
welfare of the city and desire to see
it grow and prosper. as well as place
when once visited by strangers will al
ways be remembered for It's charms and
hospitality.
Without the outlay of a penny the
way is now open for the beginning
OF an Improvement that will ever re.
dound to the good taste aud pride Of all
who lend helping hand In the enter
prise, and in years to come when Fort
Pierce has cast aside her swaddling
clothes, has paved streets, tourist no.
tells, street cars, big mercantile houses,
manufacturing enterprises and large
population enjoying the benefits of the
most picturesque park in all this fair
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-16
QUAY

If we have been sleeping we will
sleep no more, for our environments
compel us to be up and doing
Mr.. NJ. S. Jones, Jr,, is now at home,
the cow-hunting season being over, and
the camp fires, camp stews and camp
stories are things of the past. Mr.. j..
shows his regret plainly, as the life OF
a cowboy is more congenial to him than
that of stately merchant.
Mr.. VIM. Atwater is still shipping
pines from Sunbeam farm.
Messrs. Cox and Bobo were in the
county seat last week arranging the
boundaries of our sub-school district
Our people are looking forward to hav-
lag graded school in the near future
Miss Josephine Stinson, OF Sebastian
passed through town last "Wednesday
an route TO Narrows, where she Will
assist Prof. Henderson 10 the school,
Miss Wigfed and Miss Ora were
pleasant callers in Quay last week.
The pupils of our school have quite
an interesting society. Last Friday
there were "a visitors present
J. NJ. McCullers is preparing to move
TO Johns Island in the fall to grow
beans.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-16

making long hauls, in order that their
fruits and vegetables may be shipped
promptly, and that the company has
made side.tracks and spurs at short
distances from each other wherever the
acreage of fruit and vegetables
warranted such construction, and that
during the shipping season, the COM
pany provides cars that can be speedy
loaded and provides trains to take the
freight.
The bill goes on to say that the com.
pany is threatened with insolvency II
certain orders of the Commission are
enforced, and gives out the statement
that there has existedan annual dehclt
for a number of years, submitting the
report of comptroller of the road, SHOW.
inc the deficit for the years 1906 l9o'
and 1908. which is given as follows
Deficit
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-16

Mr.. w. H. H. Gleason OF Eau Gallie,
so we are informed, has closed trade
for 800 acres of farming lands near
that place to Japanese colony headed
by Mr.. Obi and that 200 members OF
the colony are expected 10 time to be-
gin work for the coming fall crops.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-16

ing and enlarglng the Methodist church
and that it will be an assured seccess
goes without saying as the men who
have it in hand never do things by
halves.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-16

The Dill lot IHJuHOV'V'
the outcome more directly OF the Or
ders of the commission dated on
March 18th. 1909, ordering the company
10 place an agent at White City, and TO
build stations at Naranja and VIKING
The company claims that the business
Of these points is not sufficient TO
warrant the employment OF regular
AGENT or the construction of stations