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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-10-07
TRIUMPH OF MURDER
IN OLD TENNESSEE

Tho action ot Governor Patterson, o'
Tennessee in hardening ColnluIm i.
C,oper convicted for the murder OF c\-
senator Carmack, and issuing his par
don before the voice ot the supreme
,our, Judge who affirmed the sentence
had ceased to ccho.wiu act N the minds
If thousands Of men as conformation
cf the already strong suspicion tHa. are
mur3,r,rs VI Carmack acted Wl,h the
knnwledre and approval of the govern
ar of Tennessee and knew before ,n'\
started an tbnir murdcrous trrauG .aat
tbcy were safe because y confederate
hold the hardening power.
II that suspicion We wrong, If 1t d'
instics IN Governor Patterson. that Of
b.,i,l has Gttl, ground FOR complaint
AGAINST his fellow citizens VINO enter
tain suspjcipn. because his constant As
so,iatjon with the law breaking llli'r
interests his unfailing championship OF
the criminal Gouor element. have pui
him in A po;tion where many men feel
that they are justified in believing any
thing bad about him,
The people Of the state If Tennessee
have A very clearly written lesson be-
fore them. They are, in vas: majority
believers in the prohibition principle.
The history If the state for more than
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-10-07
STUART.

MIR. and Ms. Ernest Stypmann are
spending few weeks IN Atlanta.
Born. TO MIR. and Mrs. Henry Simp-
son. September %. fine daughter,
L. D. Tucker is on his way home via
automobile having purchased one while
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Robertson, Of
Jupiter, were guests OF relatives here
q few DAYS last week and this.
The East Coast district Christian En-.
deavor convention viii be held in the
Christian Endeavor hall here October
18th.
DR.. c. E. Roberts left Saturday for
Oak Hill. where he will have his den.
tai office for a month or six weeks.
Miss Edith McQnarrie has charge of
the Stuart Pharmacy during his absence.
Rev Bartlett accompanied his son,
Frank. 10 Enterprise Monday Master
Frank viii become student in the new
Methodist college at that place. This
makes seven Of our young people who
sre attending college this year.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-10-07
A PRIMARY SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE

The body of Napoleon b, Browari had
only been deposited in its last resting
place when the wires were busy in as
pertaining the will of prominent citizens
all over Florida in regard to the manner
of selecting his successor as the MONT
nee OF the Democratic party for United
States Senator Such unSeemly haste
to ill a place that it is impossible to
fully ill is represensible. but already
the question of his successor is a burn
ing issue in Florida,
1t is next TO impoSSibleto name sue
cessor by primary. The law prohibits
the holding Of 4 primary within thirty
days Of a general election This would
force the primary during January, Feb
ruary " March, the busiest months in
the wear The law also provides that
the executive committee cannot assess
candidate in excess of five per cent
VI one years salary or income, ot the
the office to which he aSpireS. This
amounts to &l7j. ana for two candidates
$3.50 1t will cost approximately S2n.-
ONO to conduct primary in the Il
counties of Florida. Doubtless, some
candidates, who are lined-up th"Sper-
ial interests" would he willing to con-
tribute the Sl0,0N necessary,
But the people Of Florida have said,
in the election Of MIR. Rroward, that
they do not want ''Specisl interests to
represent them.
1t looks very much as If the legiSla-
ture is the proper authority to elect a
successor, without nomination by
primary. The new legislature was
elected At the same time that Mr.. Brow
ard was nominated. and a safe majority
Of them are followers Of the lamented
Senator, and they would nominate a
man who is in sympathy With the in-
terests Of the people,
While there will he many candidates
and near candidates, the name Of State
Senator Fred NJ. Hudson is here pre-
scented as the most logical candidate
among the prominent citizens of FIori-
ds, Mr., Hudson is in thorough accord
snd sympathy with the great issues for
which Mr.. Browari has always fought;
he is at the present time president Of
the Florida Senate, and has great
following among the legislators at Tai
lahasSee. where he has been recognized
as a leader during the past four years,
He is able, and easily stands at the
head Of the list Of those who may seek
the position, and We trust that his
name will be received in this connec-
ton with appreciation.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-10-07

IaE attention Of the fori Pierce
Basra 81 Trade * called to the com
munication from 3. K, McCsrty on the
first page Of tins issue. Many Of the
cigar factories are moving from Tampa
on account Of labor troubles. and Fort
Pierce can secure some of them il
proper effort is put forth. They Ger.
tainH will not hear OF us if we SIT still,
while other towns are offering induce
ments to get them.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-10-07
LOCAL OVERFLOW

Refugee 1000 to bean seed for fall
planting just received by P. P, Cobb.
Refugee 1000 to i bean seed for fall
planting Just received by P. P. Cobb
b r. H. Alderman. prominent cattle
man Of Bsssinger, was business visit
or in town yesterday.
Mrs. V. c. Lacey will give the next
Guild Tea next Thursday October 18th,
from to 5 ., m. at the Rectory.
E. J. Traynor, who has spent several
months at Marion, y. j., has returned
to Fort Pierce. and will again engage
in vegetable growing on the peninsula.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Wynn and two
children, who have spent several weeks
at Farmvilie, y, c.. returned to Fort
Pierce last Thursday evening, much
benefited by their outing.
". c. Bra0dock, Jr., of Sebastian,
and Geo. Z. Coon, Of Jensen, members
Of the board Of public instruction, were
in town Monday and Tuesday attend
ing TO their duties on the board.
Mrs. E. J. Adams and daughter, Miss
Florence StetSon, who have spent sew.
e-al weeks in Stockweli and Waterville,
Y. Y, returned TO Fort Pierce last
Friday, and report s most ENJOYABLE
outing.
n. E. Austin, OF Jensen. P, kroegel.
Of Sebastian. and p. L. Mclaughlin. Of
olney, members of the board Of county
commissioners, were in town the first
of the week, attending to their duties
on the board
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-10-07

NAPOLEON b. BROWARD

There was incNprcSSlNle sorrow IN the
heart of every FIoridiau when over the
wires was borne the news of the death
ot United States Scnator-select Ma
roieon Bonaparte Browsrd. in Jackson
willie, last SATURDAY. The news came
AS iisunc, and profound shock 10
every citizen Of the State. who unite
in genuine sympathy to the eereaved
wife and children.
"Rroward died at noon To-Day was
flashed over the wires, and IN hundre0S
of homes il fell with the same aweSome
effect that the sudden death Of near
relative would bring. He was possess
cd Of those traits Of character that
bound his friends to him with hooks OF
steel. and there was none to doubt his
personal honesty Of purpose, for even
his most severe critics yielded him
the credit Of unimpeachahle honesty
and rare integrity. coupled with de-
tprtnlNaUOO 10 40 vital ilS >N"NN''N" w
be right though the heavens fell.
Napoleon Il. Browsrd was undoaht-
eily one Of the greatest men the South
ever poluc,Ai. He was a great man
in every sense Of the word, and IN his
death all Florida mcurns, for the loss
is the greatest the State has ever sus-
tanned
Rising from the very bottom Of the
Ladder. and climbing upward step by
step. seemingly without opportunity
ana against the heaviest odds, the for
mar governor had attained place Of
honor not only in his own State, but IN
the South ana the nation, and had
placed his name high on the tablet OF
fame III the nations builders.
Ragged, determined and honest, the
character Of Napoleon &, Rrowaro was
one that might well be erulated by
Young Floridians. One Of the strong
est parts Of his character was his in
tense ambition to he Of service to the
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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-10-07

tbs editor takes this method Of ex-
pressing his appreciation Of the kind
letters of sympathy extended the past
week, on the death Of his venerable
father. which occurred Wednesday night
Of lss, week.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-10-07

The registration books for the city Of
Fort Pierce viii he open II the Tax
Collectors Office in the Court house,
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday ur,-
nj November II, 1910.
ID F. H. Tyler, City Clerk.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04
VOTER.
Hail to the Hog.
Savannah News. J

Once upon time. as the fairy stor.
les begin, three pounds Of bacon could
be bought for quarter But this isn't
any fairy story. Now one pound OF
bacon can't be bought for a quarter,
and the information is that before
anybody can say 'yack Robinson" ba.
con Is going to touch 40. cents pound,
and the fatcs only know how much
more.
What's the matter with the hogs?
Have they gone on strike? IS there
race suicide in porcine society cir.
cles? No authenticated facts have
been developed that the hogs are in
any way reluctant to do their duty In
the matter OF feeding the human race.
They seem TO he.ready and willing to
proceed In their same old piggiSh way.
But somebody or something seems to
have got them by the ear. The peu-
PIE, rather than tie pigs, have been
putting up squeal. but 1t doesn't
seem to do any good. The trust, II
seems, has not only got the pig by the
ear, but the consumer by the nape OF
the neck, and the slack OF the trou.
sers: SO, what are the pig and the
purchaser going to do about It?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04
HE esnblins Instinct.
Il PrhYidencei .Inl1rnal.l

Ss Not commonly; nowadays, In we'll
ordered communities, are men lured
to gambling us some are supposed to
ibe,eand fnaS be; t. Vicious Drinking
The gambling Joint hangs out no
tempting symbol, however attractive
may be the interior decoration. The
way to the den Of this peculiar vice
more often resembles the labyrinth
of the seventh labor OF Hercules, with;
in which WIS sheltered the bull Of
Minos. The other night police raiders
IN New York battered down the front
uoor'of an !ncohsplc,ious house, climb
ed to the second story, Where a door
of steel and concrete resisted the axes
and crowbars for some time, and so
ragged. the game The experience
was not novel or particularly trying.
Inithis and other places invaded were
crowds ofilnen playing" roulette and
faro or betting on horse races being
run a thousand miles away.
The psychological puzzle is empha;
sized when 1t. Is understood. that sucts
games pro- fossil fiS llyss on efat I'd. !ard
sisnelly fra,ia illent The stem ol tho
gaIpes ass,ites the topeTat 6Iss al CONT
I.r6efit rs fdjhiif Which I'd
Rpa8 thigh rental to ma tntaiht Stie EST
Etab tents on al eaie yofss Some lelet
Fganee and 10 3bribe /; the fpbliee But;
as a rule, the pr6fes stpna1 gambler Is
rot satisfied with tie sdniS g. e. "a and
|iiethoric profits which Die system is
designed to provide and 4 only the
most foolish or patrons thinks thar
lei Occasionally a. gambler ;ibe-
comes distinguished Il BY the appella.
Hon Homes" Honest John, OF Jim,
So.and-so. But few excep tions 10 the
rule.3that every gambler As d crooked
tanblefShave ever beef. YerlhedJtoi the
satisfaction of common intelligence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04
Parents and the Teacher.
.. llmaha Bnh.l 49,

u
The average parents is quick to re.
sent what may seen to be undue au-
thority by a school teacher over a
child; quick 10 maintain that the
school has no right to usurp the func.
tons of the home. But, on the other
hand, too many parents unconsclously
leave for the school to do precisely
What they hold 1t shall not do, what
they claim TO be the exclusive prov.
Siice Of the home. In other words,
many parents of easygoing disposi-
tons neglect their duties in training
their children a:,d leave them to be
performed BY the teacher, IL they ara
performed at all. Such neglect, OF
course, throws burdens upon the
teacher which she ought not. to bear,
and which moral and civil laws nevar
intended she! should bear. tits wrong
to the child, for in time OF will CONC
to understand the situation and tako
advantage OF It.
The old adagc OF "cpare the rod and
spoil tile child" is not so popular to,
cay as is used to- be because moral
scasion seems 10 have the upper hand
lust now as the proper system Of child
culture. But, nevertheless. the old
idea cannot safely oe entirely relegat'
ed, and heie again arises a gross III.
Justice where parents are too lenien,
or Indifferent aid leave their work to
c done by the tearners.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04

Ohio S tie Joufna ~
The !pem61rafi He sta esmen d E pt
I'm the backs Pound sbecaIse they are
without p6weri and so their acts IRE
not noticed a great dehI bat when
they are their me aiming Is ii lfte3 differ.
eitt from q professions before the
II yrle. y y 4 N
Ing ans lei u fa ssas q 5blilSto reg
" ass lac CAT lzs soisi OF fp6Fat ions
IN crj % prevent oyc n ID tttliisat Hons
IS az fyess Important bin. A very
q Eal's n The oppression OF the
tssines from oyefcapi ton.
ne " tie strongest bulwaflfs OF
ISlie interests, and yet all theT Demo-
10 lie senators except three oted
against 1t; IN effect, voted To- d How
over capita izat ion and the continued
draft upon the people Iii the way Of
upon bloated capttti. J
+ IL was SO all along the line. When
aver a Democratic senator could get
.s big tariff rate on his own home prod.
ttct he was willing to vote for a high
rate elsewhere IN, r eturn. General
Hancock 'sytn cory that the tariff Is a
local question was voted for by, The
strongest, Dem oratic senators. and
every such vote was treason to their
professions. l. All our III Democratic
friends Know that, and yet they de
nounce the Repuh licansforsb being false
and iiisincef Nell Il III, Is human to
ascribe 10 anothe the dark motives
which control one. y - ".
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04
CENSUS. /.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CENSUS BEING
TAKEN THRouGHouTsTHE
.sj,;. STATE,.sLl Oh.

The officers of the West Virginia
Sunday School Association, through
the county superintendents. are now
,busily engaged in taking. the Sunday
school census Of the. STATE, the statis-
dcs, which will later be reported to
the International Sunday School Asso.
citation and compiled with others from
the entire continent OF North Ameri.
ca, with the exception OF the Central
American States, for use at the thir-
leenth triennial International conven.
tion at San Francisco, June 20 to n.
1911. -,
The figures this year were: schools;
161,969;; officers and teachers, 1,634,.
S37, and scholars, 1S,56S,764, making u
total Sunday school population of 49,
203,601, for an average Of "a persons
to each Sunday School. Some idea of
the excellent percentage of the popu.
latiot which the Sunday schools hold
may be obtained from the following
figures: Total population $of North
America. 1Oa,26l,S1O, making total
of 6T6 persons per Sunday school,
which means that "a out OF every &c
attend the Sunday schools.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04
China Borrows In America.

Y
Uncle Sam is proving an uncle 10
China, since a loan OF $50,0O0,000 is to
be provided fer he Celestial Empire
by group Of American fiuanclers. The
report that slcli a loan was II, prog,
Tess OF negotiation was gi+en out Lass
week, and its IonsummatiJn has since
been announced by imperial Chine 80
edict. The bankers interested are 7.
P. Morgan eco. Kuhn, Loeb & Co
the National City Bank and the First
National Bark of New York. City, Il
very powerful group OF tinanciers. 1t
is significant. Of Americas progress in
finance that Chinese loan OF this size
should be negotiated here while for.
eign loans are being negotiated with
difficulty In Europe. or attempts at
such negotiations are being abandon.
ed, as was the case with the Turkish
attempt to float a loan in Paris. Chi
ma intends 20 spedu this money in put
ting abreast OF modern nations as far
as possible. The proceeds will be
used In putting the currency on prop
er basis, the promotion Of industrial
development and the building OF rail
roads. The incident will serve to add
additional cement to the friendship oil
the Flowery Kingdom for the United
States.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04
YOU TAKE NO RISK.
Our Reputation and Money are Back
of. This Offer.

We pay Tor all the medicine used
during the trial. II our remedy fails
to completely relieve you OF constipa.
ton. We take all the risk. You are
not obligated, to us in any way what.
ever. II You accept OUR offer. Gould
anything be mdre fair, for you? Is
there any reason Why YOU should hest.
tate to put our claims to practical
test? -.
The most scientific, commonsense
treatment Is Rexall orderlies. which
are eaten like candy. They are very
pronounced, gentle and pleasant In &C
ton, and particularly agreeable in ev'
cry way. THEY do not cause diarrhoea
nausea, flatulence, gripping or any In
convenience whatever. Rexall Order.
lies are particularly good for children
aged and delicate persons.
We urge You TO try Rexall 0rderlies
at our risk. Two sizes, lee and Csc
Remember YOU can let Rexall Rem
|edies In this community only at our
stbfeAThe Rexatls Store: Mt. City
Drug Co, Main So also Hall Drug
Coz s04 Water st.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04

4 D. F. p
The Democratic bosses of Marion
county have been aiding, advising and
abetfing the Fleming. Powell jumpers
from the beginning. 1t was known at
the inception Of the rump movement
that the Democratic bosses were ad-
sPisihss giving aid and comfort and
making certain deals and promises to
be falfilled later: The terms, condi.
lions and promises were not exactly
known but as time goes on things are
being revealed to the public at large.
1tslooks now as II ]. E. Mccoy. Chas.
Z. Manley aand A S.Sweety Fleming
had cut and dried programme al
ready prepared before Charlie and A.
Sweeney were formally appointed as
ballot commissioners. Did the big
I bosses prepare the programme and
deliver 1t to Clerk Mccoy for execu'
ton?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04

John w. Davis inaa. speech at the,
Carroll Club, Ysshselilg, Wednesday
hif speahing on, machine : lilies;
made the following observations which
3hre Of interest To- the progressive
sItebubl icahs % \ aiior otFAt
Tits mot N cessarYI that we should
leave the First District of Vest, Viz
,Sgipias for pertinent illustFat tons. By
the snnwrlt ten lay, recommendations m
Of ongEessm en- cwith reference TO
/ post flices in their district are honoredl
as of course sif the person recon-
i$inended be fit for the position IN the
last Two years, one ecommend dalton
after another from the able and dis.
;tinguished Congressman from the
First district OF West Virginia has
been absolutely. ignored, not for any
lack Of fitness on the part Sof those
recommended, or BY fsson of any
superior qualification in those not
80 Recommended but because the
Congressman III question was not
ready to take orders from the ma.
Chine, and had even the temerity
TO offer himself as a candidate for
tSeuatort3 10 the people Oh MS Stktes
reaches the very head of the. admin.
istradoh, but Is admitted openly and
Without blushing, we have gone far
indeed. &as "A i.ei i..t e : :.
III. ID the name; Of the people of$West
gSVlrginia; protest.a against he-political
bossism with; which the State Of West
Virginia dE:now saiflietetbI Vi protest
,agai1st a State committee filed With
State and Federal officeholdets bent
it1pon making and unmaking county
commit tees at their will and pleasure;
tloMinating and Withdrawing candi'
dates OF their own selection, and
whose history of proceedings, in the
lang tage 6fs the Wheetitg Inteligen.
4 Ger, rs history, of high handed
fraud, conceived and perpetrated for
against the expanding power OF this
machine through, Its army Of petty
4 bosses and bos5lets, to be found In
every county Of the State, agains.
petty dictators who assume the right
to dictate candidates, against the con.
troll of counties by satraps OF provin'
: cal governors"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04
Peoples Forum
'wltestssIhlaa 8

It was ;yeExs gratifying to the .Repub:
licans present In court yesterday, as
the news will be to the Republicans
throughout the county, that on the
last day OF tie arg uni6ht IN the case
ID keep the Republican ticket off the
Ballot no one appeared In the case
To argue against the rights 2of the Re.
publican Candidates nominated at the
June l 18th, primary, except Scott G,
Lowe, d Democrat attorney, ex.prose.
cutting attorney, and now chairman fof
the Bemoe ratics county committee. 1t
was also gratifying that not a single
Republican was present who sympa.
thized with SMr. Lowe In his fight
fight against the rights of the Repub.
lican candidates to their usual place
on the ballots. The only support he
b I'D In the way ofssympathy was the
presence of Al! Sweeney Fleming. The
Democrat chairman and Sweeney
was all that was left OF the Demo
cratic ump movement to disfran--
elise a majority OF the voters Of Ma.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G0uulytt butlSfTEci
oghize Demo Influence IN
TIE Scot Eleniin disprg anita tion
noyenief it when tie RttaclS was made
on befifs: bee, sahd llfet istBSe::
qnknt tempt to- hold al fake and lin:
| lawful Nftm afS iii this county. That
tie Deinocf ttih sfing est rs we're siii ION
| tfle deal has al dong been lSnoMuSand
itS only reufa ed To tlie IA 81 day sd
| tItly disclose H; the full q form ot his
| ma jesty th e ice ebrated i'd .sliomely
dome este animal, which ;staIds as the
! emblem efS tile Demo craties party, as
it$sstood spp against the rights 81; the
| psbpl and 81 the Repubf can SotS this
count II stood its ground when sey,
| ETY. Repnblf can, and every Republican
lawyer had deserted the fast crun.
bling cause The & Democratic ring
stood 9out; for further violence to the
constitution, and made a further at.
tempt to carry out Its uhholy ALI
ance with those VINO do'not vote the
Republican ticket, but pretend to be
such In times OF primaries, after the
injunction had been buried by the de.
rision of Judge Nicely, and still stood
out. after the Supreme Court had re.
fused the injunction, a resurrection
after being buried fer three days. No
stencil OF decayilng corruption could
drive the local Democratic ringsters
rom the carcass, nor was the smell
too strong for Sweeney. I'd
1t will be many a; day before the PEG
| pie and Republicans 0f Marion coun.
| twill forget this attempt to destroy
the Republican party BY such high.
handed means: and to thereby bring
about the election Of the corporation,
nominated candidates on the Demn:
cratic ticket. Asyote under Roose.
velt's picture on next Tuesday will
serve as an expression OF disapproval
of these unlawful methods; and will
be- an expression for law, order and
decency in elections.
| .1H 1 VOTER y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-04
STATE OF OHIO,
City of Toledo,
$50 Lucal County, SIS,

Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
Is senior partner of The firm of F. ].
Cheney & Co., doing business In the
City Of Toledo, county and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case OF Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use OF
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 9Th day OF De-
cember, A. D. 1886.
(Seal) A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co..
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constl.
patton. III