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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-02
Operipommelie
Slom %furaariascr alporlise @anifc.
ligbeoer | Sbip % &cntnefD.
Glpene tiger.

Sra Cincinnati g., mebbeles Den
24be Se6ruar: Sbioilooen bar /
2sbet at De iibitc "a elmer iteget 40
SOB, og uoiigterne tpber paa en-
bsiere ganoitauo, emo ma bar op.
lepet paa De iioite ii sar. Gen la.
pereiiggenbe Del at 9pen er allereoe
operiusmmet. Sorretningsbpgnin.
9erne er begpubt at fploes meb
Ganb, og / enfelte aparterer er 8an.
bet alerebe iteget til Suienes anoelt
Gtage. Wange 8ripatboliger itaar
allereoe belt UNDER 8anb, iaa @ebo'
erne bar maattet reboe 9ipet peo en-
baitig Slugt til De bsiere ~liggenoe
Sele at 9pen.
aqereoe tibIig paa gfteren par
Solitiet ienbt no for at parsle 6olf
| De trueoe 9iitrifter ON Saren.
Wange isgte Sifferbeb, men mango
brsiebe iaa lense, at ab9angen til
at reboe fig tilfoos bar aiifaaret, ioa
be MATTE reobes llo fra @inouerne
/ anoen gtage / SolitietS @auOe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Der benpttes
al De flelte af De Serrbaner, iom
gaor aiennem Cincinnati, er giort
albeles utilgi9ngeIigt al Slon.
men. slae Sporene, iom fsrer inc
til Stationen, itaar unber flere 500
Sano. anfommenbe Sog mao itanie
| ltofantcrne at 8pen, bborfra Fas.
iogererne 40 Iange Smpeie fereS iuo
I 9pen / @ogne og andre &isrereb'
ifaber.
Sra Ggnene langere opnleb Slo.
Sen telegraferes, at BET frembeleS
regner itGrft, iaa mon fan forbereoe
fla paa, at @anbitanben biz noo en-
Ssioe af fanffe 60 500. 9ette piloe
bore ensbetpoenbe meb umaobelige
gienbomstab.
Sra SoIebo, g., telcgrafes: ODER
300 Somilier err bitslsie / Sinblap
'om SsIgs at SIommen / glanduro
giper.
Ganoet naaebe Ssipanosmprfet
ioog Iorges og er fremoeles / Sti'
acnoe meb operbGnaenbe Sare for
ftore Sab poa baaoe 2ip og gienbom.
ganbet Iteg meb iaaban S~iirtigbeo,
at Soft blep tpilngne til at flpgte /
@uabe. eagle Greet, en- Iiben Si.
eIp, er ogian | raft Sttgenoe.
Wonge bar maattet tp op / anoen
gtagc al fine 9cliger og fGroes trent
% tiIboge melem bisie / gaaoc.
Soabiot bibes er enbmi Inlet Rerl'
neifeIip guaet tabt:
Sra 9erington, 8p., te~le9rafereS
iamme Sag: Den langparige og
ftGrfe Heobsr bar allerebe anrettet
itore Sab % foroariaget megen Sob
og 2ibelie blanbt Solf boiat / De
operipsmmeoe Siitrifter. Store
Strpfningcr itaar nnber Sano; /
eItlige aent1tcfp err o1e 9per langs
aentucfpiloben fra Sacfiop | @reat'
bill Gountn til Sranffor, en- Siitance
poa 200 MiG, belpis operipsmteoe,
iaa S1tnbreber al Somilier bar moat'
tet forIobe fine Stem og fine eten'
bele.
R~egnfalSet bar oGret itsrre emo ro'
aengang iioen 1898. al Sroftf meo
Spprpogne bar maattet inoitiaes og
intet Sernbanetog er naaet mo til
@pen iiben | Sirs0aas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-02
en- flint Puno.

On 8usIebun0 tiI5srenoe 6runf
Omen / Santa Sc, Nep Merico, nut
ie6e op Ell 2ommebog, iom bar faIot
no / Ienoeitenen, % bragte Sen til
fin Serre. en- llnoeriseeIie brogte
for 9agen, at 9ogcn inbeboIbt $4,000
/ SeSIer og 9ontauOisninger, og Of
Den tilbsrte en- Ron6 oeh Haon 9.
=. Ganfep fra &opetu, aanias, iom
bapbe ta6t Sen Trebags aften poa
Siemoeien fra ct SGlifab.
s "6inberlsn" fit Sunoen ct oat.
fert Salsbam6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-02
Roneresmano
unoer OtItaIe.

aongresman6 s. 3. Gaming fra
Chic er al @ranoiurpen / SoIebo be.
iluttet iat unber friminal SiltaIe Tor,
mems ban bar giceprGiibent Of Ohio
Emit COMPANY, al bape beipeget
oenne gnnfinItitttiou for 100000.
9~igeleSes err Der fattet SiItalebc.
ilutning mob BAN for at bare til.
penot fla Gienbom til en- opaibeu
gGrbi al $60,27O UNDER iaIit Sore,
sipenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-02
6amIe Srepe.

80 afbIe9eoe 9repe inoeboIoenbe
9eitiuinaer paa @arer, Der afienotes
ira Chicago for oper 10 gar iioen, or
/ oiSie Gage fommct ~abresiatcn,
abdulIer @rapper Gompanp / @ou.
feaon, ST., ibpnbe. 9e anfom meS
ToIten pud panlig Moa6e uben nogen
nprmcre Sortlaring.
af l~1oieenoet of BONNIE rloo Gre.
peue / al Senne Sib baoe benIiggct /
en- Yoitfasie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-02

6lere miSInfteoe Sorisg pao at
aienftuoe Sfdtten bar prret abort /
Ssbct al De iioitc 40 Mar. ct al
biSie 9ior6es at DIR. Gbiaips for ct
Mar iioen; men ban bar life opginet
Saobct ON eneutlieIt at faa Stattcn
brogt for Sagen igieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-02
Rpinoeltem,nerets. Sop.

Sra Olympia, @aib., meoOeIe8. al
8unernereu i 6reboas bar uuoertea.
net Den al SegiSIatiren peotagne 2op
ON a%IminOelig Stemmeret for apin.
Der. Scr 9open trPoer / aroft. ifoI
Den bog ferit ooteres opcr pc6 ct al.
minocIi8t 8nIg, iom ifnl boISes /
1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-02
u%oIenoineer / Nepaoa.

Staten Repaba bar giennem i'm
2esislatur inbtaset en- uhprpget
fienbtlis Solbning liseoperipr lloIGn.
binser og Sffe-9orgere, builfeu iioit.
n9pnte SeteeueIie bel nGrmeit er
mpntet paa Sapaneierne cg De andre
monsolife Raeer, iom life fan bli
gorsere Of De Soreneoe Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-02
en- Opoaeelie.
9n Gbieasu'eGse FAR iuuSct ct Sub.
ititut for &aoinm.
&aIoer Oct "Haoiptbor''.

Or. &. Stillman 9ailep, ct iren.
ragetoe WteOlem al 2rgeituben peo
Sabnemau WeoicaI college / Obi.
cago, meObeIte I ct Soreorog ban
bolot paa Den homeopathic apupeil.
ton / .9tep Orleans iioite llge, al
ban baooe opooget ct Subitinlt for
8aotunt, Der er tilgiGngeli9t / ina
Itore WGngocr, at oct blir npitcn
Iaa biuigt lom alminbeligt @Ip.
$un bar eiOet SpfinneIicu Naunet
"&aoiothor". Get uoienoer Ell Zig.
neu0e purpurreo Straule, 'om ben
Or. Stnien meo iaa fort Selo an.
beuote peO lin 9ebauoling al Suo.
%ipgoomme, % Tom uoitraoIcS fra
Stadium. SubItonien Iiguer tint 8ie.
beifino&Ir6er % laocS at Gitd)bIer>e
booraf 90 Son er opbagct upr ell
'Wtiue / Colorado.
Or. s. s. @Iocfmnr, Der ligcIcbcS
er aniat oco Sobuennu MicoicaI Col.
Iege, 90 iom bar mebpirfet peo De
Experimental, Ser Icoeoe' til Spfu'
belien, bar iencre gipet enbel nGr'
mere SpIpSninger ON oct upe GaOio.
thor.
"Gt al sc moriomite Experiment
ter meb Den npe SubitanS bar" for.
taIte ban, "5otograferingcu al for
Ifieuige Wputer tpGrS tgiennem ct
Sonslaag, iom hi baooe iprebt mo-
get &aoiotbor no ooer. 0e Straa.
Ter, iom bette me Clement u~6ienber,
er iaa fraftige, at De latte Sp'et
iItano til at trGnge giennem Sern'
pIo6en, iaa ri fit ct meget tpoeItgt
giIlebe al De bngeufnr It9genoe
Ipnter % andre @ienitanoe."
Set me Clement, bois gaiis be-
itaar at EithbIeuSe, men Tom er op'
bIunoct neo andre Stofie, bpiS Rao'
ne enbnt cr en- SemmeIighco, ct
iorbpIoSpi8 biaigt, ioo oct er inoen'
for cnbOer8 Rrffepiooe, Scr trpugcr
set. Gets &irfniug er ligcIda ptrt
iomt iom Hnoiilm, bOoraf Der / Den
belle @er0eu life fiuoe8 rof I'll Be
banoIina al oae, iom trprqCr oct.
Gen tcropcutiife @Groi al Raoto'
thor err bIeoet gootgiort uoenfor en'
bpcr SoiuI / &c IA Wauuc0er, oct er
bleuct unuenot iii @ehdnnliug al
Suqoommc. Get bar aIorig, poo'
Itonc8 oet, un6lobt at gipe SInorlng.
% / mango TilfGIoer bar oct bloiert
iuloitpnoig Selbreoelie.
Noqle al 6e Sp8ooume, Tom bet
fan onpen6eS MOB meb aob girfning,
err arpft, Suotubcrfuloie, lltfuS
(uabne Saar), 6soieIsmerter og
Reroeonoer.
SfeIQc ct Telegram fra Genoer
finoes 4ittbIeroe, bporaf Raoiothor
booeOiageIig beitoar, poa foritieltge
Ste6er / Colorado % / gauife betpbe'
Iigc WGng6er. Oct er etIIa9S GrtS,
Der mineres poa famine Wnobe iom
andre Wineralier. s Boulder Count
tn / Den norbpeitIige Gel al Stater,
og Wonte3umn / ben ~ipopeitlige Gel
finoes 8ithbIcubegrilber. iom bar be-
ret 6reone / flere aor. Mttneraliet
er en- quIagtig Subitan8. Ser bar itor
2iqbeo meo SpooI, naar oct pIIOeri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-02
Koneresien.
8ascipprssmnalet. "Sniursen'
tcruc" % Speafereu.
ct Toitc Mngreb.

Observation-Disclosures foretog / Sors.
Gags ct oelrettet % oeQpffet Infalb
paa Senatets amenocmertter til Sor.
ilaget ON SorbsieIie al 8aaerne for
ErGitoent, Siceprpiibent, Speafer /
&eprei entantbuiet % for DC feoeraLe
9ommere. Suiet bombaroerebe ng.
iaa amerbemcutet ON Sprettelien al
en- M StiQing, Timber Secretarp Of
State", meo en- aarIig ,Ssn at $10,.
600.
aae Be foreilaaeoe Sorbeielier meO
llnotageIie al for Erpiioeuten bIep,
efter Ell meset animeret 9ebut,
itrsgne / i'm Selbeb. Sgiaa ben lore.
ilunebe SorbeieIie al Brpitocntens
HeH rebucereoeS, ioet 2snuer uebiat.
ties ira 100000 til $4,000. Ne1
Ielu bette por ct aompromiS, Der
oIcre opnaneoeS peo at itrpge Sen
forcIlnaeoe @euilgniu9 al $4,000 ON
Iorct til GrpiioenteuS Heiieuogiftcr.
WoOitanOen MOB 8a9eforbsieller.
ne fom iiGr fra Hepr9ientanter fra
oe peitIige Stater, iom GIarf ira
Wisiouri, Sitdcocf fra Rebraifa,
@onn fra SainoiS og stanIep ira
&entucfp, meberS oe berimob itstte.
oeS al Observation-Disclosures Cochran o9
SllI5er fra Stem Dorf, bingham fra
GennipIpauia og Gillette ira Ras.
iafuietts.
6orilaget ON SpretteIien al opeu'
1apnte rpe Sitting forfaiteoes noe.
item uoen nogen Wooitano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-02

Sct nprife Stlifab ! WaibIn9ton
trGffer Gorbereoelier til afboloelien
al Ell itor 17be Wai.6cit, % @ltper.
rsr .Spbnion at Winnciota itaI pGre
anmlooet ON at boIbe 6eittoIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-02

Senator McGumber fra Hortb
9afota ereb, UNDER gebaublingen al
2anobrugsbuDgettet / Senatet / Sors.
bags, anIeoniugen I'll at betuipfe
&ongresiens grunblopsmRSiige Het
til al f~aitiIaa en- Stonoaro for Soebe
andre aorniorter % erflpreoe, at
Den nGruerenoe Braris umuliggier
SoIget al Soeoe fra Better til iaa'
Came griier, iom ben par fulOt be-
rettiget til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-02

ct &ompromi8 iiQeS at bore op.
nonet / Striocn mellem "Snilrgen'
terne" og Observation-Disclosures Spea.
Ter.
Oct f%on'eroutipe Clement blonbt
SnIur9enterne, ser bar i~nbifrGnfet
fine @eItr9belier til at opnaa en-
Calendar Suesoap", eaer en- Gag /
ugen til gebanbIingaf Sager poa
0agsoroeneu, bap0e iorleben Dag Ell
Gaaoila9ning meo Reglementsfomi'
teen, % oct iorIpoer at oeune er gaaet
meo poa at foranore Heglementet iaa.
leoeS, at HeprGientanter, Der forlan.
ger set, bill funne faa Sroet unoer
9~ebonoIingen al en- Gag ltben fsrit
paa Torbaunb at baoe truffet Irran.
genlent oerom me0 Speaferen.
Gen oigtigite Inte moo oct nGr'
bprenbe Reglement bar p9ret Den, at
Neolcmnerne life bar funnel faa
Sroet unoer gebonOIin9en al en- Sag
puu .GagSorbenen, bois Speaferet
fonOt for goOt life at tage gtotlts al
Dem.
De f%onierootipe blanot Sniurgen.
terne - Reprpientanterne SoDns'
emo fra Mitigon, Softer fra Ser
mont, Scott, Campbell og artbonp
fra aanios, 8orions ira Nep 9orf,
Wc2uugbIin ira Wihigan og SoD'
LAMB ira Ohio - bPpoer, of Sebtas
aelien af'en calendar SlteSbap" bill
fierne benne @auifeIigbeo.
Ct az 6e ii6ite, miIigets oct itbite,
AZ Be mango babife angreb, iom bar
opret retteoe moo Sbeobore RooIe'
belt / BEN Sib, ban bar uGret ErPii'
oe1t, ioretoges i 5rebags ReprR'
icntantbuiet al aongresmRnoene
Goof oq Smitb, besee RepubIifanere.
Oct fremiottes / 6OrbirbeIie meo
Gisfusiionen ooer ct ENHANCEMENT til
SiperiebuSgettet oeOrsreuoe Regie.
ringens bcmmeIige 8oliti, ion
Smith er"lGre0e beItoo al "itmpIe
2sgncre". at oct bar fuloitGnois
unpttia og og uop9tigt, % at bet par
Get bemmcIige Iolitis llbpgtigbeo,
lem bdpbe muIiGgiort Suigmoroet
eaa 9rriibent Rcainlep.
Goofs angreb par rettet birefte
mob RpoieueIt perionIig og onr pre-.
get at en- iaaSau Ranbeb, at ban efier
rogle iaa WiuuterS 6orIeb bIeo ira.
toget Sroet og n9gtet at iorti9tte
ReSrafnirgsarbeiSG.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-02

bi eurda'
Iettere,
II 5Iooes
Srepfurt
tert ilHa
ZEN lane
~. lana
ttrter %
II paa, pt
IA OF be
Il ggeut,
e Gu eHet
b tnoipdi
faar en-
,terican
Wlrfftuc
Heif:ea
NIGER ira
\ abr:
n. v.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-03-26
WARNING TO USERS
OF ARTISAN WELLS

Following information is taken from
the United States Geological Survey
Bulletin:
1.-THE ease with which flowing wells
can be obtained by drilling in many
localities along the East Coast of Flor
ida has caused them to be regarded as
sources of inexhaustible supply, and
deep drilled wells from which the
water is allowed to waste may be seen
at many places in this part of the State.
The effect of this waste of water on
the flow of the wells has recently been
studied by biologists of the United
States and Florida geological surveys
in connection with general investiga.
ton of the ground-water supplies OF
the State. A comparison of some
wells that are shut off when not in use
with others that are allowed to flow
without regard to waste shows de-
cline in the head or volume of water
from the uncapped wells after a few
years. In localities where wells are
far apart the decline may be so slight
as to be unnoticable, but where many
wells of nearly the same depth have
been drilled in the same town tn"
amount of water now flowing is de-
cidedly less than it was originally.
This condition is shown by wells in jack
sonville, st. Augustine, New Smyrna,
Dsytona, Palatka and elsewhere.
Experience in other artesian areas
should serve as warning to users OF
the Florida wells. In Indiana where
water flowing out between the castings
of hundreds of abandoned gas wells has
been allowed to waste for years, many
of these wells have ceased to flow. In
California and elsewhere farming dis
tricts once made fertile by irrigation
from flowing wells have now become
desolate through their rockies misuse.
The exhaustion of the artesian waters
of Florida is not perhaps, imminent,
but it is e'sy to understand that when
the water flowing out of the ground
exceeds in amount that supplied from
it's ultimate source, the flow will grad,
uallv diminish, and that every well
from which water runs to waste lessons
the common supply of neighboring
wells. Owners are therefore urged to
see that wells are capped or otherwise
shut off when not in use.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-03-26
FLORIDA GROWERS
PLAN LONG TOUR

The arrangement for a committee of
prominent Florida orange growers to
leave for California April 20 to spend
some time there studying the manner
in which California handles her citrus
fruit crop, to make a report at the
meeting of the Florida Orange Grow
ers' convention which will be held in
June, has evoked state interest.
Among those who will make the trip
are l.. B. Skinner, Dunedin, repre-
senting the west coast; H. 3. Heit-
man, Fort Myers, representing Lee
county; j. w. Sample, Barlow, repre-
senting Polk county; W. B. Gray,
Tampa, representing the Carney In
vestment company, Lake Weir; Eugene
Hottsinger, Tampa, representing large
grove interests in the Winter Haven
region; A. G. Smith, Wauchula, and
J. J. Heard, Arcadia, representing De-
Soto county; Hon. L. W. Tilden, Oak
land, and H. A. Ward, Winter Park.
representing Orange county; Arthur
H. Brown, Manavista, representing
Manatee; F. w. lnman, Florence Villa.
In a letter regarding the trip F. W..
lnman has, to say: "There have been
quite number of efforts made (and
with good intention, too, and by men
with zeaD to organize the fruit growers
of Florida, and it has been intimated to
me that this will only add to the num-
Der of failures. Such is not going to
be the case. We are going to organize,
and that, too, on basis which will in
sure justice to all and advantages to
every fruit grower and citizen of the
state of Florida. Nothing can prevent
US doing so; we will trespass no laws,
but when we are in working order, we
will be invincible, and no combination
or organized opposition can thwart our
purpose for day"
"There are some localities from
which we yet desire representative.
If there are any such who would vol
unteer in this work, we will be glad to
hear from them. We leave Jackson
vile on the evening of April 20, going
via the southern route and returning
via the northern route. The expense
of the round trip ticket will be $40. 40,
to which must be added meals and
sleeping car Accommodations.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-03-26
CONGREGATION TO
REV. NV. MCNAMARA

The following resolution was present
ed to the Baptist congregation Sunday
evening by Howell Atwater, upon the
acceptance of the resignation of Rev.
J. w. MacNamara of pastor of the
church:
"We, as a Baptist congregation in
Fort Pierce, Fla, wish to express our
faith and confidence in your preaching
and healing the sick and afflicted, as
YOU have done continually in the fifteen
months that you have been with us.
"We read of the physico-therapen-
tice treatment of diseases by the scien-
tific leaders in thought among the
medical faculties and prominent minis
tiers, advising that religion and healing
be united in the minister for practice
and therefore recognizing your system.
as adopted by the most enlightened
minds of the day, is to be the coming
power of God to man, and the Book OF
knowledge is opened for mans spirit
ual healing and will hasten the coming
of the Master. -.
"Your church members unite in this
me sage of love and thankfulness to
you for the interesting and instructive
sermons you have given us from Holy
Writ and for the words OF comfort to
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-03-26

our hearts and homes as pastor and
friend healer.
"We recognize in your knowledge
and study of the scriptures, in your
power of healing and your unsefish
generosity. that you are imbued with
the Holy Spirit, as the loving Jesus in
tended His apostles and teachers would
be guided and strengthened from above
to do His work on earth.
MAY you go forth into greater fields
of usefulness guided by the same spirit
of teaching the scriptures. healing the
sick, comforting the afflicted, as you
have done for years past, helping the
great Acknowledgements work of
bringing the church and healing prac-
tees united under the power of the
Holy Spirit to the Glory of God and
the uplifting of humanity.
eve shall miss yonr earnest, Jealous,
touching appeals to our reason and our
hearts in your scriptual teachings, and
miss that strong, musical voice in its
songs Of praise and thanksgiving.
1--WE shall often think of you in our
through the duties of life and
hope we may feel, that the bond of
sympathy between US is not broken,
but with enlarged and extended oppor-
tunities to broaden US out into better
Christians and more useful church MEM
bers, following your lines of thought. y
Read before the church Sunday even
ing, March 81. 1909, and by unani-
nous vote of the congregation accepted
and by resolution ordered to be printed
in the city papers, in the Baptist Wit
ness, and a copy of each paper to be
sent to our pastor, J. w. MacNamara.
A. LAMONT, clerk.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-03-26
EAU GAlL|E MAN SAYS
ALLOW SEINE FISHING
Eau Gallie, Fla, March %, 1909.

Eau Gallie, Fla, March %, 1909.
Editor TRIBUNE:
Will you allow me space in your
columns to say few words about sein
fishing.
have read all the items that have
appeared in your paper and all seem
to think that it is crime to catch fish
with sein, but, Of course. some peo-
pie are thick headed enough to think
that all the fish in the ocean can be
caught in few days. We all know the
fish in the Indian River come from the
ocean, and it is impossible to catch
them all, but some people keep harping
for a law that will stop fishing with
seins. That is not what we want, we
want more inlets, and let the people
catch fish any way they can. Stop
passing so many laws to suit the RICH
All that has been done for the last ten
years was the passage OF laws to help
the rich, and none for the poor. |
think it shame and a disgrace to any
county or state to enact laws to try to
starve the poor people to please the
rich. If fishing is stopped fifty per
cent. of the people will have to leave
the coast to make living.
S. S. HANCOCK.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-03-26
To OLIVIER LECTURE
IN FOREIGN LANDS

Rev. E. B. Fanar, the evangelist
who recently held successful series
of meetings in our town for the bap-
fist church, has been called to the
nastorate of the Baptist church at TINS
place. the present pastor having re-
Signed, and is preparing to take trip
round the world on a lecturing tour:
He has patented designs of the Last
FLAG and Banner that shall float in the
breezes of all nations for thousand
His lectures On these subjects are
verv highly spoken of by those who
have heard them and have seen these
DESIGNS which is in true accord with
prophetic description. .
These lectures, or az ieast, clIe W.
them he expects to deliver here IN the
town hall some time in April.
Hr saws that all who hear, and see
will fully realize how national ana IN
ternational peace and universal brother
hood will be brought about by the
Providence of God.
He has the finest and latest machln,
erv to display these designs, and VIII
show that the flags of all nations are
renresented in his design, and ne con.
temnlates showing the japanese that
tHo;r fag plays conspicuous part IN
the Universal Flag. and this is true
sIso of the Egyptian Flag; but the
limited States flag has a larger share
10 this Asg, thsn any other'
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-03-26
suggested by Gen. Gilmore. but this fell
through, as interest died out.

suggested by Gen. Gilmore. but this fell
through, as interest died out.
In 1882 another survey was ordered by
Congress, but this was of different ma
ture, as the route ordered surveyed in
Guided the st. Johns river and led soutk-
westerly and diagonally across the state
to Charlotte Harbor. This was also ia
Ken under the direction of Gen. Gilmore.
This survey proposed a steamboat route
leading up the st. Johns river from
Jacksonville to the lake region of Cen
trial Florida by way of Tehopkeliga,
south to Charlotte harbor or Peace creek.
A system Of locks in the higher sand
hill region was proposed, the canal to be
forty feet in width and five feet deep
with locks % feet wide and twenty-five
feet long. The estimate for this canal
amounted to several million dollars.
Former Governor Napoleon b. Brow
ard suggested when he began the carry
ing out of his famous Everglades drain
age project that the canals to be dug
from Lake Okeechobee to the Atlantic
in the drainage work and through the
Caloosahatchee river leading westward
to the Gulf, could be developed for
such canal.
All of these many routes will have to
be investigated by the board, and any
others that may be considered feasible.
Since interest in waterways improve
ments has beer aroused all over the
country the Florida delegation in Con-
gress. has been working hard to secure
the new survey as it is believed that
under present conditions favorable re-
port would mean an appropriation for
the work within the next ten years.
Continued on page 81,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-03-26

Judge F. l.. Hemmings made bust
ness trip to Miami Tuesday. returning
Wednesday. Mrs. Hemmings visited
friends at Eldred during his absence.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Hardee and son,
Clifton, of Jensen, were visitors in
town Wednesday.