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Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-11
TO NEW YORK
N 0 R WICH LIN {

The water way the somfor tabls
way of travelling.
Steamers City OF Lowell and New
Hampshire safe. staunch vessels
that have every comfort and eonvsn-
fence for the traveller.
delightful voyage on Long Island
Sound and a superb view OF the woe
dsrfui skyline and waterfront OF New
York.
Steamer leaves New London at IL p
m. weekdays only; due Pier foet 80
East 22d St 5.45 a. m. (MondAys -
cepted) and Pier 90. North River. Z
q. m.
Fare Norwich TO New York $l.N
Write or telephone w. J. PHILIGPA
Agent. New London Conn. augsa
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which should give Buck plenty OF con-
fidence.
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oHfOkeU IOnSueS-
short cut. q
Dried Beef, So
Corned Beef, 7-1t
Porterhouse Steak
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Poultry.

Porto Rico. gal so
N. Orleans. gal. SO
Maple Syrup.
bottle. ~
Kerosene oil. 13 q IS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01

YES" sighed the suburban man,
who had just moved in, "at the last
place had the prettiest little gar
den that ever bloomed until my
neighbor's chickens scratched the
roots up"
"And did you kick?" asked his
new acquaintance.
"You betl | got a big tomcat
that soon made mincemeat of his
chickens"
what then ?"
"Why, the next knew he had
bought a ferocious bulldog to watch
for my tom"
HIM And did that end the
trouble?"
"0h, no. | borrowed a wolf from
an animal trainer to kill the bull
dog"
"War to the knife, eh' What
was the next chapter in the bitter
feud?"
There was none. l heard that
he was about to purchase tiger to
kill my wolf, and as / couldn't af-
ford the price Of an elephant to
all his tiger thought it best to
move"
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-09
WABASSO ITEMS OF INTEREST
Winter Visitor Are Arriving for
the Annual Outing.

Mr.. Riley Maddox visited Vero the
first of the week.
Mr.. Tim Jones aud Mrs. G, w. Beal
spent part Of this week in Eau Gallie.
Mr.. Will Robinson, of Carson, came
up last Saturday to spend a few days
with Mr.. Alph Michael
Mr.. E. A. Holt, county commissioner
elect from this district, spent the first
of the week In the county seat.
The fruit growers here are Just now
beginning to ship their fruit. The crop
this year appears to be very fine, but Is
little short in some places.
The recent cold snap did no damage
to fruit here but damaged the beans
quite bit. Some of the growers are
rejoicing because they had few beans
left.
Rev. w. r. Wiland accompanied
some friends Of Rev. Leischer on az
inspection tour down on the extension
They went the latter part of last week
and are expected back soon.
We are very glad to have back In
our midst Mr.. and Mrs. Vim, Early,
who have recently returned from
Springfield. Ohio. their northern home,
where they spent the summer very
pleasantly.
The roll of honor for the Wabasso
school for the week ending December
I'd is as follows: Irene Smith, 100 !;
Florence Smith, 100; Hazel vandiveer,
80; Olive Smith, 80; Grower Jones, 80;
Daniel Leischer, go
After spending the summer very
pleasantly in their old home in Ohio
Mr., and Mrs. Adam Ehy and Miss Mary
have returned to their home here and
their friends are pleased to see them
looking so we'll,
Mr.. j, w, Winchenbach, who often
spends the winter ip Wabasso, arrived
last Sunday. He was accompanied by
Messrs. L. G. leighton and Chas. F..
Hillman. The three gentlemen are
from Portland, Me-, and they expecs
to remain in Wabasso for the winter
A party of hunters started out for a
hunt up near Canaveral the first of the
week but we're stopped by a very bad
accident. Just after they had started
Mr.. G. w. Beal stumbled and fell on
the engine in Mr.. Tim Jones' boat and
was injured so badly that he was taken
to Eau Galie for medical attention. At
this writing he is getting along nicely.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-09
BREEZY NEWS FROM SEBASTIAN
A Delightful Basket Lunch Party
Given at School House.

Captain Hardee is packing carof
grapefruit.
Several deer have been killed IN this
section recently.
Many workmen are needed at Fels-
Mere and in Sebastian.
An Iowa family arrived here Wedness
day to spend the winter
Sebastian will have a heavy shipment
of citrus fruits this season.
An excavator and dredge will soon
be inoperationin Sebastian river
Spread the news that Sebastian Isl
here with the goods every time. Come
and see. M
Mr.. George Hall, whose grove has
heavy crop, will commence packing in
a few days.
The cold snap drove two TitusYille
fishermen TO this place. Messrs. Rus
sell Norwood and Allan Sapp are now
fishing for T. B. Hicks & Co.
There is fine fishing with reel and
lipe here now for trout, sargents and
tarpon. and black bass are caught l-2|
miles from the mouth ofSebastian river
Twelve months will see wonderful
cnange here in Improvements In this
vicinity and there will be many acres
under cultivation that is wild land nov,
No place offers better inducements for
industrious young men.
A basket and lunch party was held at
the Sebastian school house Saturday
night to raise money for the Xmas tree
and s4i.2O was raised from the sale 81
baskets. Some baskets brought tb.o5.
Every one had good time and much
more plesaart time is anticipated ~
Yuletide.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-09
some new ADVERTISEMENTS
Business Institutions which Are
Bidding for the Holiday Trade.

The holiday season Is now on ana the
Christmas shoppers are busy planning
those numerous gifts 70 loved ones for
this testiEs secession. In this issue Of
The News are number Of new adver.
tisements by Fort Pierce business instl.
tutions to which we especially call the
attention of our readers.
On page eight is the full page Christ
mas announcement OF P, p. Cobb, who
is always the leader in supplying the
holiday wants of the little'ones, and he
invites general inspection q his large
line Of gifts for children and bis preDtg
display of handsome remembrances for
ladies and gentlemen.
The Jackson-I.uce. .Gladwin Company
has half Of the local page in ANNOUNCING
their useful Christmas gifts in furni-
ture, crockeryS etc. They have a mag
nificent stock from which TO select and
the public is invited to look over their
lines before deciding on presents for
themselves or otnerS.
The St. Lucie Drug Company is push
ing Whitman's candies for Christmas
aud in column advertisement urges
the young men to order early box Of
that delicious cohfection. That store
also hasa long list Of other appropriate
gifts and remembrances for the holiday
season.
The Fee & Stewort Company call at
tention to the domestic articles in the
large and varied stock in that store,
specifically mentioning kitchen utensils
and intimating that this is the proper
time to replace the old ware with some
thing new and better for daily use at
home.
Hendry s Penney, clothiers, an
nounce as a Christmas gift TO their
customers cut of 10 per cent for all
cash purchases made before January l,
1911. They make this offer to reduce
stock to give room for large spring
and summer line of clothing and gents
furnishings
The Bank Of Fort Pierce and the
ST. Lucie County Bank both call atten-
tion 10 the appropriateness OF a'bank
pass book as Christmas gift for your
boy or girl in their savings depart
ments, where the amounts will grow
without effort on the part OF the depos'
itor
Mr.. John Powers calls attention 10 a
half page ad 70 the many good things
to eat to be found at the City Market
for the Holiday season and every day 10
the year. He has full line OF staple
and fancy groceries, fresh meats, veg
etables. fruits, and everything teupo
in a first-class grocery store ana meat
market. Read over his list
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-09
SPRUNG SURPRISE on FRIENDS
Popular Couple Announce They
Were Married Last August.

A genuine social surprise was sprung
here the latter part Of last week by a
popular young couple who announced
to a few friends that they we're quietly
married last August, aud the matter
had been kept a profound secret.
Miss Edythe Louise Tyler and Mr..
Fhos. M. Sullivan were united in the
bonds Of matrimony on August 8, 1910,
at the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs Thos. j.
O'Brien, on Orange avenue, Father
Curley, of the Catholic church, offici-
ating. The Only witnesses to the GER
emony we're Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. O'Brien,
the groom's uncle and aunt, and Mr..
and Mrs, f. NJ. Tyler.
The secret was we'll guarded and not
whisper Of it reached the ears of out.
siders. On September 9th Miss Tyler,
as the bride was still known to the pub.
lie, left for long contemplated visit
with relatives In Wallingford. Conn,
while the happy groom remained at
home. On last Wednesday night Miss
Tyler and her mother returned to this
city and soon thereafter the secret was
made known ard the happy couple have
been receiving congratulations and best
wishes of their many friends ever since
The bride is the eldest daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Tyler, and has
lived in Fort Pierce nearly her whole
life making aud holding friends by the
score, all of whom love for her sunny
disposition, refined and gentle manners,
industrious habits and intellectual at
tainments far above the average.
The groom is a young man OF ster-
ling qualities who has lived in Fort
Pierce Tor the past two years, coming
here from Washington, D. G. He isa
nephew Of our townsman, Mr., Thos' J
O'Brien and holds responsible posi-
tion with the Bank of Fort Pierce
where he is held in high esteem. He
numbers among his friends all the
young people OF this section, among
whom he is very popular.
The News joins with the numerous
friends Of this popular couple in extend
ing congratulations and best wishes for
happy voyage DER the sea of life.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-09
CHURCH NOTICES FOR THE WEEK
When and Where Services Win be
Held Next Sunday.

, ,,aashvterian services Sunday, Dc
csmber II. MornIng suolecC' y
Two Affairs Y evening WHY was
Jesus crdcihed'9"
s,rdav services at First Methodist
obnrcb-suuday school at 10 a. M
Miss Ella Haukins, ,supt. preacnlns ,9 y
n i n. and 7:S0 p, NJ; JUNIOR -
one 400: Senior League 7;oo'
. & andrews Episeqpal church, Rey'
v;.,caat -. 20 81 Lacey, priest 10 charge
.ues - ~ - ssvyices Sunday as follows
VII vl,' - - ! oo,nnnion 1900 a. m; Sunday
a.s',,o, np.y 1000 =. m; morning prayer ano
ec1 '.'s,,n 11.oo q. m. evening prayer ar'
se.n,o ,s., 7.so Services and sermon q
yS walsoo. $50 p. m. Litany and .' lns'ruS =,
w., \. I've wednesday 7-SO confirmation 7"
ssruc.ion stS,, Thursday at 3 p N, lux
=, u,,ss 5sv; vincent 6. Lacey viii I open PEI.
~ 4s. infer services at s.. rau'
up 'ne church. Walton, on SUNDAY
I,ns%bsr np,ssS II At $50 Services w,,' 'n,,s i
!. IA "a : oo second Sunday OF eacn n'S
until further notice. 80. 10
Rsy. sr. Gabriel, Rector q ~ p N, ~
nss - seminary, CovinRton, Lt Z - !,
sspns sep a,dsrod south BY his ssa pnys's,sus ~
vas g, ed ID Fort Pierce Wecnssoss 81 her, w
ss..ys a. :. charge Of ST, Anas'as'e s.sn 80
,he coming year. ssry'Sss y wssls days q
8 80 8. IA.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-09
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE met
Issued Call for Primary and Ap-
pointed inspectors of Election.

The St. Lucie County Democratic
Executive Committee met in the Court
Honse on Wednesday afternoou for the
nnrnose of preparing call for the Sem
atoriel nrlmaries and appointing in
spectors.
chairman John Schottler and Secre
tary w. r. jackson were reelected 10
those positions. Other members pres
ent we're A. Lamont, White City; o
Roach. vero, and Louis Harris, Mar
rows.
3 The following call for primary was
made:
GALL FOR PRIMARY. 9ns
The Democratic County Executive
Committee ofstsLueie County Florida
hereby makes the following call for ths
holding OF a Democratic primary elec ls
,;oD - ~ be held in compliance with thf
i % ars of Florida in each election district
q g. Lucie county dufing the hours
fxed By law for the holding Of an cleo
tlon on ,o.. io,t
~ tbe uomination Of a Democratic car
S;d,ss Il, m 70 be voted for by the Demo
srasic members Of the Legislature 2
the state OF FLORIDA, to be held IN sn'
year 1911. /,
necessary under the provisions OF sa''
laws, shall be held on ~, 49,,
I TUESDAY, JAsuARr slsT' 1911,
choose between the two highest can
S,dates. II a nomination shall not nav
aasn ,,'sr'u made by majority vote in sh' u,
srst @ urinary election. and at sucn pr
nary ;ss & election only such electors =
-. ~srs .ooalifed to vote at the ilrs' pr
'~srv @ election shall be permitted =
vote. ...,..ors shnl
!. ,srn,ieted - 70 become candidates oe
sr,.s = ~ or 10 vote st, or participate 10 70 !.
.S.s' ~. !. !, cement Of sny primary elec.io'
'', Ia ~ the Democratic party o. t'io' o
,Ss' az sbo 4 are vhise Democrasie eleescsa z
.rs s. declare t6eIr adherence 70 IN
.consI6usd 6h page =
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-09
VlREsS Of HON. N. P. BRYAN
.alll Audience Heard His Claims
for Senatorship.

qn Nathan P, Bryan, of Jackson-
9nQidate for United States sena-
'pent last Thursday in the city
N'lnihe evening addressed a small
Nlence 10 the court house, in the in
f'soihis candidacy. The unusual
~ weather. kept the people from
H1lng out and only about twenty-five
''q hin Capt. WI. Tucker acted
Chairman Of the meeting and intro
'.'N the speaker with a glowing trib-
e 2 hlm and has father, with whom
e1piain had fought through two
'''f who we're present, were well
'.'1o and Mr.Bryan made favorab-
IMPRESSION on his hearers. He re-
.H ana answered the charges made
''s'Alm and incidentally made q
Hnarks concerning the other
'1iIAaies.
Bryan paid a glowing tribute %
8 '''s n: B. Broward and recalled
stations with that beloved man.
''sR Of the fact that other candl'
naa enlarged on their achieve
lof the public. he told Of his owr
''lon With the board of control o.
2 institutions OF learning. where
' rFndeFed faithful and efficient
r. q The Florida boys and girls.
p'yan met many of our people
acre sod received many assuran'
import from those with whom he
q contact.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-09
RAILROAD TO LAKE OKEEGHODEE
p. q. Q. Ry. Co. win Open up a
Fertile Section.

It is understood that the contract for
the construction of a line from May
town, near Titusville on the Florida
East Coast Railway System to Whittier
and thence to Lake Okeechobee. and
on to the east coast, has been awarded.
Construction work on the Maytown-
Whittier end of the line was to begin
on November 4, 1910, and the contract
calls for the completion or the whole
line by November 2l, 1911. The Con-
solidated Naval Stores company is the
instigator of this line, but the Florida
East Coast System will build and oper
ate the railway.
In connection with this Whittier
line. the Southern Colonization Com
pany is 10 construct line across the
KIssimmee Prairie from Whittier to
Passenger. The surveys OF the whole
system from near Titusville to Whit
tier and Okeechobeee and Passenger
have been completed, work has begun
on the Maytown- n-Whittier branch, and
the Southern Colonization Company
have recently shipped their large grad
er to be used In the construction of the
Whittier Passenger line early in jan
uary, ILL.,
The whole system is to be known as
the "Kissimmee Valley Railroad" and
is TO be operated throughout by the
Florida East Coast Railway.
This will no doubt be the most impor
tant piece of developement that Flor
ida has seen in many years; at las'
our magnificent prairies are to heal
the welcome sound of the locomotive
whistle. In anticipation o. this rail
road the great land companies from
the North-The Southern Colonization
Company and Hunter Land Company
have already sold farms to many hun
dreds of intending settlers. and another
year should find the west half of oul
couAty teeming with industrial ant
agricultural activity. The fairest anC
best of Florida lands are her vast prai
ries; at last they are to. come into theil
own.
This railroad will mean a new era tt
one of the richest sections of Florida
opening up vast area of virgin pine
TIMBER as well as some of the finest
farming and fruit lands to be found
anywhere in the country.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-09
ALLEN TEODER DIED YESTERDAY
l Young Man of This City Sue
cumbed to Bright's Disease.

Yesterday morning at 1890 o'clock.
Mr.. Allen Tedder OF this city died at
his home in, the southwestern part OF
the city, ofacute Bright's disease, after
Al short illness of only about four days,
Deceased was young man only about
twenty-one years of age, and well
known ia this city, and was one OF the
most popular of the younger railroad
men, Being in the Florida East Coast
Railway yards. He leaves a widow
and two-year old daughter to mourn
his death. Mrs. Tedder was formerly
Miss Annie Bell, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Bell of this city.
Deceased had lived in Fort Pierce
nearly FIVE years, coming here from
New Smyrna, and during bis resldedce
here had made hosts of friends who
Join us in extending sympathy to the
bereaved widow and orphans.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-09

State Senator Don McMullen, OF
Tampa, will introduce at the next ses-
sion of the Florida legislature bill to
do away with the the objections to the
present fee system of remuneration
which, while not uniusC to the taxpay-
ers 10 the smaller counties is held TO be
unjust to these of the larger counties.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-09

us h will be seen that j. Fl. Pope,
Sor holds the Office by appoint
YES elected marshal and collec'
sbJ a majority of twenty over his
sent
ss.s A.C. Dittmar, w. R. Jack
nd j I. Lisk we're elected mem
ollhe city council to serve two
h Nj. Jackson is member OF the
uuhcii, having served for four
s, While Msssrs. Dittmar and Lisk
heito new members. Mr.. G. A.
ln, Fho has served for two years,
Naskated by Mr.. Dittmar by one
oie peculiar feature of the election
|ssht fact that Of three candidates
M the vast end all Of them were de-
'lsa, lnd that section now has no di-
st gpvesentation on the board OF
lssnn However. the council is
l9sd q men who have the interest
eshole city at heart and will not
duinate against any section be-
eilis not represented.
ne two holdover counctlmen are
sh D. I. McCarty and Lucien Ba-
sho, with the three members just
sd will have charge OF the city
ln for the next year.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-09

One hundred and seventy-nine cases
constituted the docket which confront-
cd the Federal Court which convened
In Jacksonville Monday morning for the
regular December term. In the Cir
cult Court division we're 80 common
law cases and 80 chancery; in the Dis
trict Court division we're six common
law cases, two chancery and special
pleadlngs, IL admiralty, three absentee
81 criminal and cases for the grand
jury.
The Masons Of St. Petersburg have
arranged 70 build new temple which
will cost es5,eOO.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-09
III ELECTED MARSHAL
4 piltnar, W. R. jackson and
.n Ilsk, cOuncilmen.

4, slectIon Tuesday passed of
,uy undue excitement and no
s.lInss are manifest over the
I. TIE only real contest was
.hs once Of marshal aad col
"a While there was a double
stnsnbsrs Of the city council
r,s made for or against either
,.,dlds.es. For mayor and clerk
sao opposition to the present
II these Offices.
hundred and fitty-one ballots
IA, and the count showed the
nlolloFs;
n. Afavor
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-09

- = q atll. Of Jarksoet,''s'
,.'' q, .,.ssss & Z. visitor wsdpssdA,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03

in the ''parlor'' to gaze at the crayon
portraits, the japanese vases and the
dusty bric-a-brec.
After about twenty minutes she came
out. her face agloW.
"Oh. she is wonderful" she whispered,
excitedly. But you'll see for yourself;
she's waiting for you now"
in a Dimly Lit Back Room.
I went into the dirnly lit back room.
Madame was seated before a small ia
bic with a red and green chenille cover.
She motioned me TO a seat on the other
side.
AT her request I slipped OFF my glove
and she took my hand-for contact"
she said. Having scrutinized me keenly
with her shrewd, gray eyes, she closed
them and leaned back with a little
sigh.
All. a very strong personality" she
breathed.
That was both pleasant and tactful
Whatever our personality may be, we
ali like to believe that II is strong.
"A very artistic temperament" she
continued.
That was equally diplomatic. Did
you ever know a woman who wasn't
convinced that she had an artistic
temperament?
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03

VIII and John-and in the background
George and Frank"
! mentally congratulated her on the
assortment.
do you know anyone by the name Of
WHIP"
/ happened to think of the elevator
boy, Will Jackson, and smiled. She saw
the smile and went on with more assur-
ane
This person has considerable infu-
ence on your life?"
I tried to figure out just what infiu-
ence, being taken up in the elevator
several times a day. did have on my life.
AS lived on the twelfth floor, and hate
to climb stairs. 1 decided that it was
considerable.
Well, she went on. and implied that
the "medium-complexion gentleman"
would ultimately lead me to fortune
and happiness; told OF an important
letter that would come; of an unex-
pected trip; of all the things that are
sure sooner or later to happen to every
one.
When, half an hour afterward, my
friend and I left the place, she turned
to me eagerly.
Nov, wasn't she wonderful?''
I hesitated.
''Oh, you don't think so? Then it was
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03

in winter and electrtc-fanned in sum-
mer.
When you think that your job is
hard, just tear off a few thoughts
about the hungry-eyed, pitiful fellows
that day after day walked from BUSH
ness house to business house, from
office to Office. from factory to factory
asking for work and not being able to
get 1t. If you've ever watched the look
of hopeless despair that comes in a
strong mans face when he is turned
away from the work that his hands
ache to do, then you will be glad
you've got a job, no matter if it isn't
the elegant one of clipping coupons in
mahogan. LINED room.
If 1t sort of grouches you to see
that it takes all of your pay envelope
to pay the butcher and baker and
miikman, and the rent and the gas for
your little fat, don't think about the
man who can write a check for his
household expenses and never miss the
money. Think about the man who
sees his children crying for bread, and
shivering with cold and his wife in
rags, and you will get down on your
knees and thank God that your good
right arm can at least keep the wolf
off or your little fold.
Think of Others.
If you are sick, don't howl out that
nobody ever suffered like you before.
Try to remember those unfortunates
who have endured years of pain where
you have hours. and be grateful that
you are not worse off than you are.
Don't spend your time contrasting your
invalid chair with the freedom and the
strength of the men who are making
football records, and playing champion
games of baseball, or running Mara
thon races. Just turn your mind on
those who are just as much afflicted
as you are, who are just as much shut
in, but who must lie on hard beds in
stead of down, who must eat coarse
food instead of dainties, who lack all
the comforts that surround you, who
have not even the money to secure the
medical skill that mitigates your suf-
fering.
You have good nurses, good doctors,
loving hands to soften as much as may
be your suffering. Think Of those who
have none OF these, and who to bodily
suffering add mental torture by the