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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-30
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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-30
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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-30

Section I. That for the purpose OF So
curing an equal and uniform rate OF tax
alton and 10 nay the appropriations toi
current S S " for s'G.S sSr
the bonded debt for said years, ana pay
ing other appropriations by the l.egisla q,
lure there shall be levied upon az rS%
eHnUWTntlSs ' fSr the Year 1903 tax OF two
| mills upnn the dollar ana for the year
! 1910 taN W two mills upon the douori
! aud thcrc shal also ho levied Tor eNSh OF
I the years 1909 and 1910 conSutntiSnM
! school tax W one mill upon the dollar
| Provided. THAT " the Governor shau DIS.
| cover trom the .asgroEAte assessment NI
the property " the STATE tnem owner
sources W rcvenuc the REDUCTION 81 ne
tWN mills tax W either or both VI said
NyarS Wil Nt Justified, he Is hereby au-
thNVifCd ~ vvdutN the Same as low as ne
may dHrn advisable, and , ne Is me Mercy T,SS
t[N,rrtlyS ~ collect only such reduced
tax as Nc may M as a(NyVSltd
SEX. . The l&Vty0 " County CNmmlS-
s,NntrN NJ every COUNTY, AZ = mevIlnS teF
S,SSNeoJ shalt, immediately thereafter
aSyvy,aiu aUd Jctrymire the 9meNnt VI
,ucllyN CO ~ raised ~ tax Tor county
NG,HrySs GA SSaIt1 debt. NrlaSes and
crar.y Nut3snSS ANA - mSSt the eN-
penSeS. .hcN are hereby 4NeNNgt1ed u levy
z gSN " ne. u,lye gA2u yiNe wt,lS Upon the /.
~ tr., toaatN. anl every such IstsrminS- I
t,ll aa& ,eVy - u,8&e shall os entered
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Shxw f.,NN q SVvagrr 3ulrGoc tyr any pUr-
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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-30

cHAprER sSSs-lNt y

AN ACT Requirtng RahIvao. ~.
ard Ccu1c1 CArfsef1 Y, ~
Grate Accc-nodatio1s ~ q !
tea o. White and Colgs,
"a EaE-catS. and C9s'sc ~.
PsEsrS oc the Railuaa
q the STATE q fioi'n
Tksreto t.,.In.'
Be Il Enacted By tht ~
STATE e FIcrttS. ..<,,t|
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tbs safe shzu PROVES ~ 4
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ne rules and M tt't
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lngers N RsAssEa1.f
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-30
CHAPTER sssz--las a.

AN ACT 10 Amend Section ~,
General Statutes Of the Stais 4
Relative TO the Issuing q .
Against Stockholders Of vell
Be Il Enacted By the LegiAa''r
state OF Florida:
Section !. That Section ~. I. 9 u Y
sC3l Statutes Of the STATE q L ~.
tive 10 The issuing OF exlcula~ !.
stockholders o. Corporations D Z
- as 20 rad as follows:
eSlJ (.Is3l-Nay Issue ~,
h1ltsrS-n any execution
against the property Or els,
cOrporatfc1. and there c9nnN
whereof 20 levy. then s1ca q. ~ n
oe issued. against sny q
erS 70 an extent equal u " \,
much as ray rsmaia 9nI1%
subscription 90 eapitsl a
further
Apcrored Tu-s & 1854
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-30
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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-30


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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-30

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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-07-30

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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-17
OUTLOOK CLUB OBSERVES
TWENTIETH BIRTHDAY,
Noted Speakers at Interesting
Anniversary Meeting.

The meeting of the Montclair Outlook
Club last night in Club Hall marked
the twentieth anniversary of the or
ganization, which has done much to
foster the social and intellectual life
of the town. Instead of the usual lee
ture, a program was made up with
four speakers, and the general subject
discussed was Twenty Years Past
and to Come"
The speakers were John r. Howard.
of Brooklyn, a former resident OF
Montclair, and the clubs first presi-
dent; the Rev. DIR. Amory H. Brad
ford, of Montclair; the Rev. DIR. Charles
e. Jefferson, pastor of the Broadway
Tabernacle, New York, and DR.. Hamil.
ton Wright Mabie.
Mr.. Howard gave a short history OF
the club since it's organization and the
circumstances under which it was or
ganized.
DR.. Bradford chose for his topic 1.-THE
Social Order" He said that societies
like the Outlook Club We're educational
This club, year after year" he said
has, through able and learned men
presented to the citizens of .MontclaiI
all that is good in science, literature
-.rt and religion"
Mr.. Jefferson took "The Church FOL
his topic. He believed that the Outlook
Club was an aid to the churches Of
Montclair, in enlightening it's citizens
DR.. Mabie spoke on Literature and
the Fine Arts"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-17
GIRL HELD LEGALLY DEAD
M BACK TO LIFE AGAIN.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 17.-Miss Nellie
Burns, missing eleven years, and three
days ago declared legally dead by the
st. Louis Circuit Court, has turned up
alive. AS a consequence, the girls fos-
ter mother, Mrs. Annie Bosse, resigned
letters of administration granted her
by the Probate Court and caused to be
dismissed a suit in which she had al
ready won a judgr ent against a life
insurance company.
Mrs. Bosse and Miss Burns met here
for the first time since October IL, 1888,
when the girl, then s years old, disap-
peared. She was thought to have been
kidnapped.
81 was on my way to school, MISS
Burns explained, when two men, my
father and my uncle, seized me and
drove with me to a house on Dayton
Street. Father told me I would never
see Mother Bose again.
81 grieved for a time, then, like most
children, forgot my troubles. Later we
moved to East st. Louis. If my legal
death had not been reported in the
newspapers I might ave seen
Mrs. Bosse again."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-17
WINS $3.50 VERDICT FOR
THE DEATH OF HIS FATHER.

JERSEY CITY, Dec. lin the Iiu6-
son County branch of the Supreme
Court here a jury awarded John
c. Mehl $3.50 damages against the New
York Glucose Company, OF Shadyside
Mehl demanded $4,000 for the acct
dental death of his father, Reinhold
Mehl. who was killed in the glucose fac
tory IN June IL. 1908.
The dead body was round near a ma
chine that was operated by electricity,
and Judge Benjamin Vail. in his charge
to the jury, held that to deal with cleo
tricity the highest measure of care
should be used and the most modern
appliances provided.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-17
SHOOTS WIFE TWICE.

PASSAIC. Dec. 17.-While intoxicated
William Brown. of 81 Park place, shot
his wife twice. One bullet entered each
of Mrs. Browns arms. An ambulance
was called and she was taken to st.
Mary's Hospital. iShe will recover, al
though she Is weak from the loss OF
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-17
PRESIDENT MEETS JONNEscO.

WASHINGTON, Dec. T.-Professor
~Jonnesco, the famous Roumanian sur
geon, called on President Taft this
morning at the White House. He was
introduced to the President by Horace
g. Knowles, the United States Minister
to Nicaragua. and former minister to
Roumania.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-17
Works Wonders
FOR NER yOUs MEN AND
WOMEN, TOO,

Undoubtedly the following pre-
s~cription will work wonders for that
great class of men who, through
dissipation of their natural strength,
find themselves in their second
childhood" long before the three
score and ten allotted to life's pleas
ures and enjoyments are reached.
1t is presumed to be infallible and
highly efficient in quickly restoring
in nervous exhaustion" weak
vitality. melancholia and the func-
lions.
Finst get fifty cents worth OF
compound fluid balmwort in a one
ounce package, and three ounces
syrup sarsaparilla compound; take
home, mix n let stand two hours;
then get n ounce compound es-
sence cardiol and one ounce tincture
cadomene compound (not cardamQml.
Mix all In n six or eight-ounce bot
tie, shake we'll, and take one tea
spoonful after each meal and n
when retiring, following by a drink
of water.
BY mixint 1t ut home no man
need be the wiser as to a~nother's
shortcomings. and expensive fees are
avoided.
Lacl of poise and equilibrium in
men is constant source OF embar-
rassment, even when the public
least SUSPECTS 1t. For the benefit of
those who want a restoration to full.
bounding health, and all the hap
piness accompanying 1t. the above
home treatment is given. It con
tains no opiates or habit-forniing
drugs whatever. Mix II at home and
nc. will be the wiser as 70 your
afhictisn.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-27
GaH6 el "TOrO."

o4 despachos del jueves anunciar
que en- Ia disputa de eIecci0n de0. A.
LarruzOlo contra ~. fl. Andrews,
por cl adeBlo &c delegado al congre-
50, Ia canaan de representatives. votd
per unanimidgd en- favor del infurmt
ne "a comisi6n que Conoci6 on 81 asun.
10 y en- el cuaI, segdn los despachos,
se informaba que SO hallaha por ID
evidencia que Andrews habia side
legaImente electo deIegado al Con
gresO.
Por buena sucrtG ya haee tempe
que sa prob6 que no es infalihe elcon-
greso Y Ia decision de Ia csmara en- Ia
dlsputa referlda no prueba sino que
el congreso naciOnal Sc oeupa muy
POGO dc los asantos de Nuevo M6xi
co Y que el haeerle justicia al pueblo
del pubre terrtorio para la mayoria
ds los augustos solones, es cosa de po
ca m0nta,
Ademds cabeuos 10 satisfaction de
decir que la decision dc Ia camara,
adverse como es 4 Larrazolo, no es
suflclente para borrar de las mentes
de Ia totalidad dc los dem0cratas y
do Ia mayoria dc los republicanos de
Nuevo Mexico, Ia conviction que te.
nemos de que Larrazolo fue electo y
que su asiento lie fue robado,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-27
hluCha NleVe en- Colorado.

III vegino estado de Colorado ha
sufrido mucho q consecuencia de- las
terribles nevadas que SO han desen-
cadenado s0bre el estado liltlmamen-
to, seglin 10 pruoba el despacho que
sigue;
Denver, Colo, Feb. %. La peor Y
mas proloUgada tempestad de nieve
y vieuto frio en- Colorado este inver-
no c0men26 4 las 8 anoche Y todavia
sigue con indiscrebible furor esta no
che. la nieve que ha cafdo para
las 8 esta noche tiene de diez q doce
pulgadas de alto en- terreno plano y
de dos 4 cinco pies en- las montalas.
El trdhco de los ferrocarrie5 en- to-
las direccionea est3 suspendido, y es-
tan ocurrleudO muChos deslices de
nieve en varios iugares do la sierra
causando destruction de propiedadps
y pobiendo en peligr0 has vidas de
los pohlad0rDs. III trdiico dc tran
vias en- Ia ciudad de Denver ha
sido malamente interrumpido, por el
hecho dc que el viento ha arrollado
mueh0 In nieve.
Ningdn tren de ferrocarril ha pc
dido penttrar en- 10 que es conocldo
como Ia seCc0n de territorio de San
juan hace dos eemauas, Y el abasto
de where's Y carbon en- Silvert0n Y
otros campos mineros esta escasean.
dose muchisimo
En Creste Butte, conocido como el
territorio de Gdnuison, no ha llega-
do III tren de ferrOCarril en- lG dias,
y los habitantes SO ven amenazad0s
por una Carestfa. Tan critica Sc ha
puesto Sill la situaci6u que hubo me-
cesidad de tener una Iunta pdblica
hoy, en- la eual SO acord6 nandar una
urgente petici0n al gobernad0r del es.
tad0 yal ferrocarril Denver Il Rio
Grande, pIdi6nd0les socorro. Creste
Butte es un gande campo de minas
DC carbon, Y Ia suspension del trdfico
de los ferrocarriles lpor causa de las
nevadas y los deslices dc nieve ha
cau-ado cesacl0n en- toda clase de ne.
gocios en- elIugar.
Ia secci6n de Telluride ha sido ais
lada por Ia nieve otra ycZ Y el trddco
ferrocarriIcro entire ese punto Y Du-
rrango ha sido abandonado
Las perdidas de ganado en- la sic
IRA han sido grandes.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-02-27
Terrible Telnpeslad en- los Esta-
dos del sur.

Memphis, Tenesi, Feb. 2l-Que Ia
tempestad de viento Y luvia que Sc
deseneaden0 en- Ia parte oriental del
estad0de Arkansas, el norte de Missis-
sippi y ponlente de Tennessee, fu6 en-
extreme severa Sc conarma por las
Inoticias que aqui se han recibidO
hoy. La fuerza dc los elementos que
Sc desencldenaron sobre el estado de
Arkansas ST. siutid mas en- los cond0-
dos de Roanoke, praieie Y LonOke.
La poblaei6n dc Fisher, en- el conda-
do de Poinseit fue casi totalmente
destrnida. Seis perscnas fucr0n
muertas ALI Y otras tantas heridas.
Cerca dc Ahustathe, Sc dice que mu-
rler0n seis persouas Y muchas fueron
lastimadas, En Leonoke fu6 muer-
to un niho. Los alambres telegfd6.
cos estdn por los suelos Y debid0 4
este es impossible saber que tanta fac
IA destruction causada por IA tempes-
tad en- propiedades y vidas. En-
Mississippi result0 mucho dado d las
propiedades. Cerca de Greenvillo
fueron derrumbados varios edifeios
y muchas casas pequeiias totalmente
destruidas. En- Memphis y sus GER
eanias Ia tempeatad fue muy severa.
Arb0les fueron desenraizados y va
rias propiedades penudicadas, pero
no hubo perdida de vidas que lamen-
ar.