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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-09
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binorb 10 1/16 gts.; @onb Ofoi1art
lis Cts; 2ofp Mtbblin9 10 5/16 gts.
@ibbling IA 3/16 gts.; @oob @ioo:
ling IA 3/16 Gents.
@alpetpn, Seq, 8. @Gr5. - Orbi.
ilarb 11h gts.; 2otp WfiblOilg 14A
Cts; Waibblin9 14B Cts; @poo Mioo.
ling 1913 Cts; Wibbling Sair 1871
Gents.
Stem Orleans, 2a., g.. @Gr5 -@oot
Ordinary 13 3/16 gts.; 2plp Iioolinl
IA 1I16 gts.; Mibbling 145s gts.
8pob W2ibbling Is @ts.; Wiobliaa Soil
1875 Gents.
Grandchildren nnS beiien Treontts
Rrirna 8anmtpoufamen&Mieb ger Son:
ne 1915.
8altmtpoliameuzSeI rob, $6.53.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-09
Snt es midt.

@eum Sbr ben Suiten, cine grfal-
tune ODER cine tuunoe 8ruit babt. 10
perlaBt guf nift barn1f oaB 3eit
ober Natur guh beilen. sic m5gen
es fun, = iie moeen es ober aud
nift tun. gebrouft Simmons 0u.
item Gprup. Gs lit elm BALKAN fir
tpebe 2ungen uno BELT Gud fofort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-09
8eutIie.

&ortoffeln, Sbabo, $40 rno $3.50,
Colorado, $40 nnb $3.50.
3ipiebeln, gal., $3.50; Segas, grpita!
8ar, $3.50, tpeibe Bermuda, $3.50.
Somaten, &uba, $500 lnb 1925 fit
s aorbsgrate; Megifo, $500 Ii. 1926
fir 6 &orbsgrate.
&obI, $3.50 Ii. $1.75.
gnrfen, $500 fir elm 8ui6eI.
Siibfartoffel1l Setli6e $500; Serns
5000.
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ger.
SeGerie, Is 1tnb 85c Der 9nbe1,o
Squaib, 2oliiana, 5000 pet STD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-09

Gan Gntonio, 9. Mdr5. - 1910.
SIbner. ....$3.00-$5.00 BET 9bb.
Snrfebs.. ....15 unb 16 @ts. ncr Bf0.
@ier, frii6.. rs II. 16 gts. per 9tb.
9utter. 20 gts. per 8fullo.
&orn.. ......87 gts. per gufbcl
Safer. :. ....64 gts. per guilcI
Seu.. 49,. ......18.00 per Soilne
8ei5en. ...$1.29 biz $1.39 per guibel
0onig, per Bfunb.. ....9% Cts.
Sala per 8fo.. =. :. -. ....4 Gts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-09
Dr.. Harvey Moore.
SPECIALIST
Fit alle &ranf6eiten nnS Speratio'
apu nm Wttne
SPECIALIST

Fit alle aranf1eiten nnb Dperatip.
men am Mttge.
Sriiber gugennr3t Der 8IinbenzSns
ftalt bes Staates Nsiiouri uno Rrofellor
fir Qeiben bes Nuges, bes Obres, Ser
Safe nno Der @eble inn yNmerican Mes
bienl College" in ct. 2onis.
Gd)ielenbe Nnsen iperben nad Der
ue1ien idmerslofe1 Netu 0urfer Me.
tbuoe iuieber gerabe iebenb semad)t,
sbne gbloroform pber 3eitberlnit.
Eradoma ODER granulofe M~useneats
eiinbnng gebeilt o6ne Qebmittel ober
Mefer. Nerb6ie 3eiben pie aopffdnsers
5en, N~eurnIgie, ShtpinbeI, gbarea ooer
9eitstan5, Die eeip6bnii9 auf 11eberane
ftrengung Der Gngen 5~uriid5ufiibren itno,
seheilt 6ur6 gntfernlngs Der nrfahe.
Neferen5en in 8esug anf 2itren ia
Serns amf @erlangen gegebcn.
Office 402A04 8aibers@ ebalt6e
Nnin BIa5a, @m N%r1tonio, Sera5
Gpredftunben 9 Biz A ubr.
4onfnltation iin6 llnterimd)ung irei
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-09
baeume! baeume! Baeumel

Selepboniert an Sreimutb & @baa,
4062 Gltes Selepbon Iipegen Sdatten<
ODER S~rudtbdume. 8ofen, ~8ierftrouher
ulb gepfropfte Recans. 8ir baben mir
critffaifige Mrtitel.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
DISMISS CHARGES
AGAINST LAWYER
Net shown That He Committed Con-
temp, Of Court in Tcn1ey Divorce
Case a. Richmond.
RICHMOND. Vas pedal

* / Z n NJ y y ~. As pc cl -
-he charges AGAINST /. a. WenSen-
hurc. Ccorce a.. renney and William
N pan.fn- brought nv Wsli,sm u.
Foxsn. were dismissed by Judge Grin
-, fsfo "Wednesday evening IN The
,s,,-.,-,.--,- l-,-.rt -Ehe rhar.-o .,-as
'~orfernnt of court.
49,, ssrr-,,f,..if,. MS he r.r,f, faaf,,r.
80 49,, -s,,feh
49,, ~, .,-fsa-,, Ne r,-,-,,.s.,.s
ma ,,rlnrn- a-ifhoi,t a~r ,esite-
fion. entered his order.
-. p -. s,fR ..-r-,, 49,. r. ,,.,-,,s ~ -,
t.StaH t-t t-oi "t@ s-e case -
cisn tsseo-
~ llrEc Nrcwd had EafhercG in the
rrr-f ~nrrr r~rcrfir,- 81 hear a heat
- .....r.r-. !. a.rr-r- +. -.-....,..,,s -.s
,----,.r ..,--, =, 1870. -T-- 49, 49,
tee--- $50" 20 tNe- @-'~. '-~ Nase
VS. over
1fr Mrnocnnr~E WAS thc chief wife
ness of the afternoon session. and bis
rress---r-.- f.---ssnaa ste -ntrr s~ta--
-.
Nl- --.NA
&C kNal ne mao see. II N.lA Nr- y ltr IN
Baltimore ae rrT LAWYER would Rave
a. hnr al rna f~farezt OF his client Ue
r-fF +e-f ~r r,re f.- r,-r,r.fr III. q
- .--..-.-.. ,r -.s..-.s ~
tween Tyler ana 4rS- Acnntl --t1at
Tyler had been seen coniu- from the
Tcrngy home az late hnrrs-betgee
: 49, 9.~lo.i- ir, 49,. --,---.-,.- ,1-,-
49, --s 49,. -r.....---. a--.s --.--.s ----.s
49, 49, ---~
49, -ss ~ .l,- 90 - ~ 80
Na4 nAlu tnt Oils tallllil. ne salo'
had been told these thi-Es hy others
and TO md Cd they were r-ue he saw
AlltI- -1leT- Altef a lohs con- .TsA-
80 -. -, - NIs- 49,
It4s ano NF- Nt-lellrufs save nm
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
WASHINGTON WARD
MEN GIVE BOND
No Primary Plan Yer Distasteful TO.
SOuthSide Politicians.

RICH MOND. VA.-SBecfaI-
the announcement Wednesday OF
no primary for Washington Ward
elected a great howl from the pros
pecuve, eNpectant candidates for the
positions OF Washington Ward rep
reseniatves in the Richmond Coun-
ell and Board of Aldermen. There
are easily threcscOre and ten I'm the
Southslde who have the most active
ASPIRATIONS 90 these offices. and there
are an equal number of political wire
pullers who have their favored men
70 put through. Among those the
livellest antagonist prevails 10 not
holding a primary. aLu the whole DO
ltcal situation has hal "a great IN
heaval this morning.
AS IL now stands, the repr,sr atation
from Washington Ward is strictly
Democratic. Apart from personal
friends the Republican party had
Planned 70 put up a considerable
number OF Republican candidates
with the hope OF getting "a Repubh-
can representative from Washington
The majority OF people today was in
IaNor OF primary. as was the ma
Jority, u the ward delegation wAen
visited this morning.
Ward Superintendent willis c. Pull
nam said tooey that he had been put
paper account OF the committee meet
ing last night, and that ne had all
along expressed himself heartily in IA
vor % a primary.
Mr.. G. r.. Fowikes diselaimed that
ne had been on the fence. and said
that he had quite clearly stated himself
Tor primary only on condition that
there was sufficient time NY posi-
ton was not neutral. but merely condi-
tional" he said
Mr.. J. l.. Bedford. assistant ward SUI
perintendent, and J. A. Barker are said
10 favor making the present represen-
tatlves nominees and dispensing with
a primary: Mr.. r. +. Chffiett was de-
ciareo 70 be In favor OF a primary.
Ihe Jaw requires twenty days OF
notincation for the clerk OF Hastings
Court No. In the event OF a primary.
ana ten days notice OF contest
The state election will be held on
lsthe l4th day Of June. and Il is said
mat this does not allow sufficient time
FOR a primary.
The present representatives from
Washington Ward are retained IN once
until Scptembey LIST.
Political Affairs wax warm In the
Sonthsfde at this time. and the outlook
Indicates a warmer situation ~ the
primary II dispensed with.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
HAMMERSTEIN HAS
QUIT GRAND OPERA
iAfPEI-- NRTC FINDS TT RAD TOR
HEALTH AND Also FOR HIS
rOTETTNF

NEW YORK. - Special - After
folr-lears struggle that has COST %. I'm
.ll h.s time. some ~ BIS health and
certainly large share OF his fortune.
oscar Hammersfelu has gone out OF
fle Crane opera business for good. IT
took very bad oaerafic year o. do
me 1ou. h4t no one man can stand
~ aE. rst fhe opera deficit ir It's
preeeuf-daE form
Even thr millionaire directors of the
Nefroroifrn opera are Jared by The
yaVFr frr difference between outlay and
rrcei ffe 8 90 which they are forced 90
peer every spring. So 80 II a wonder
that oscar was able 20 stay ia the
game 20 long.
The announcement Of his retirenn ent
was made yesterday In the following
statement from Samuel Untermcyer
who conducted the negotiations:
An agreement has been reached
between Mr.. Oscar Hammerstein and
Mr. Edward r. StOtesbury, Of Phlla-
deiphia. BY the terms OF which Mr.
efotesbury and his associates acquire
the Philadelphia Opera House prop
eTfy end Mr.. Hammerstein retires
from the nesd Of opera in the cities
o. New York. Philadelphia and else
where. The Manhattan Opera House
will be devoted b. Mr.. Hammerstein
% other purpOses"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
HALLEy'S COMET
WITH NAKED EYE
Prof. Winston's Assistant Locates IL
While Trying 20 Adjust Telescope.
RICHMoND. VAS pecIaI.-

MOND, As p ial-
Mr. Thomas. laboratory instructor
at Richmond College. who has been
assisting Professor Charles IL. Win
ston. astronomer OF the institution. In
his search FOR Halleys comet. discov-
cred II Wednesday morning at ALA
o'clock with the naked eye
II was visible for five minutes or
more with the naked eye. and until
t;4S A. NJ. with the telescope.
The comet appeared 90 be nearly
on a line with Venus and about 1S
degrees 20 the left. AS seen with the
naked eye. the head looks not unlike
a dim light behind a frosted glass.
It's size being about half the diame-
ter OF the moon. with a tail about
the length OF one moons diameter.
The lower edge OF the tail Is near
ly on line from the comet TO Venus,
but not extending all the way to We
nus.
Because of the rapid movement OF
the comet and the opposite movement
of the carth's rotation. the comet does
not stay i0~- 81 the cello 90 the tele-
scope. hut Mr.. Thomas is of the opin-
ion that with "a clear Sky anyone with
good eyes may get a view or the mys-
FERROUS stranger.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
WIFE OF ALLEGED
MURDERER ILL
Il Can Stand No More, Said
Mrs. Hyde When Husband
is Incarcerated.

KANSAS CITY. MO. - Special. -
Frustrated 10y grief and anguish fol-
lowing her husbands detention be-
cause OF damaging evidence against
him, Mrs Florence h. HYDE. wife OF
Dr. =. Clark Hyde. who is accused OF
numbering Colonel Thomas II. Swope.
was under the care of physicians and
friends while her husbands trial went
on today.
Mrs. Hyde spent a lonely night in
her beautiful home. She walked from
one room 60 another. heart broken az
the new turn in the case against her
husband.
Her marriage TO DR.. Hyde caused
the proud Swope family TO shun her
She hattlcd hravoly against the az
fronts OF her proud mother. Mrs. Iyo-
gan Cd. Swope. and cared iictle FOR the
snubs OF her sisters. but when Judge
L-atshaw. az the close OF court last
night declared the evidence against
Dr. Hyde. demanded that he be de-
prived OF his liberty ou bond. Mrs.
Hyde suddenly collapsed and declared
she could stand no more.
The scene was affecting and brought
tears 20 the eyes OF many. Proud old
Mrs Swope swept maiesticallv from
the court room 20 her waiting auto
mobile and was taken home
When court opened today and the
doors were thrown open there was
rush OF would-be spectators that car
ried the guards OF their feet. The fact
that DR. Hyde had been placed under
restraint acted as the magnet
Heretofore the spectators have seen
The physician enter the court room
with his wife.
Today. pale. sad and nervous-look-
ing. he entered the court room
through the prisoners entrance and
walked between two Jail guards. He
glanced at the chairs az the side OF
the prisoners tabie-but his wife was
not there
what has happened ." he asked
nervousiy.
ooh. I guess she Is a lttle late"
replied The guards.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
BRIDE BY DANCING EARNS
5000 ON WEDDING NIGHT

MADISON. ILL Special Mrs
Joseph Barry. n bride. made $500 by
dancing Thursday night.
Miss Antonio Ropczak. twenty-thrce
vcorS old. was married 10 Joseph
Barry. twenty-siX. yesterday morning
in Venice. IN. They returned to East
began.
Accordiug 60 % Polish custom. every
man present is expected 20 dance
around the room with tine lrluc and TO
Acrl silver dollar az china plate.
TT DE breaks thc plate me may dance
rain. I'm any event the bride Keeps
the money. Whom the proceeds were
counted at daylight the bride had six
hundred silver dollars. AS so-o plates
were broken. she must have danced
more than 600 times
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
MAJ WHO KOBEI ID ENMORE
STATION AGENT sENTI-N-fD

CAPE CHARLES. va Special
Albert ColllgCru. a-ed trerty-raree
vac arrested Fr.lar 80 rre-.-r. ..-
eharEea Hlth holding ur Elaard
white. rhe Sew YORK. ph.a. .r.la
and norfolk Railroad arrut. an FIX
uare. Co4iao.r1 anl.uF white clone.
SELVES latD tne station and az fha
poirf 90 hls revolver. demanded
money. lie succeeded lu getting afty-
id coiiars and mace his escape. but
ras caprlreo ara -aken o. FartrUls
and gwen ~ months fu fhe county
laiL The fnoney was restored
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
WEEKLY SHORT STORY
THEIR RECONCILIATION.
~ CARL WILILAlis


ASA BEFORE ne tTeste "a Is reached
the iat man ODD tte corner seat rose
y and leit t-e car. reducing t1e nr--
l-i u IT'S occupants il tAo- l-e con-
---l r- 1-t .~ -i--3e- % Pr
Etr L-r -a-e-- alela-
He cc-l- remember one fiue when
l-a--- es OF opposite tNle 4
-r N- | present me
@ - Same 7
80. ct
fie-- & i I-l---r-
c-tc t-t ir-s-- N- c s. minutes
l f-r running lr il- ll- r.tt oi
I-- 'N -t Spanning iN- miles -i --li
~
81 Nr az --r-- SUMMER -ittflr,l -ll
-t a save -- -'--
0e- SOUND cay l-i i'- ~ We're
-l lo1i ~ i-- i"o passengers
L-r--- --e ip N-rM --r
L Nae or l-- Story regarded tne
-'- pressure
--et lag mel -p-al icr Tie lrst TINE
h-e~ re fe--l-- fo Nee-s De-
l- "--A --l4 l neg en-
ee
-lt -al lol-Ne- i-lflal quar-
- i--l. -a- al--t -it- L4- s-e sas
l-h--s COOKING lessons ana Z ON tad
49, ~ ~Do-i y. -e cay LAD been
- 1-- So go l-A.L .ls .oA-ls trfi-
-. --- t'-- rs--t lIat n-r- ION
lac cone a~e- i-e flAt -f -a- fllfN--
O. ~ l-5ri ~.,n h-th sionls lol
~ was tucked ~ lls
- -t- a.sLs' she
49, ~ s-1--es 1-l--l e-eal t1ro-sL
~ -l Ni--9~e. ana on pretend
,--- - r hAtil Is
'-s iFe' ---.'- q. .l'-eL
-~tt Nes ee-e.i1A1 1l lAe lrali
-
- 80 t-r -aa-l
- - - 80 1870 e-rA re mo-
ip-t7- Of
-4 .-o-,i
- -. - ~ 's ~ enc .--
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
$3.50. 600 oRPHANAGE
FOR CHARLOTTE. y. c.

CHARLOTTE. y. c. Special
announcement was made yesterday
that a $1,000 GOO plant with $4,000
administration building will he erect
ed by the Board OF Directors and the
Associated Guilds OF the Thompson
Episcopal Orphanage. located ina Char
lotte.
The new plant Is 20 replace the
present one. which Is deemed made
Quate for present needs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
Flight Across Atlantic
Possible, Says Wright


DAYTON, q. Special.
Louis Pauihan's LOndOn-tO-
Manchester flight proves that
an aerOplane trip across the At
laDtic Ocean - perfectly fees-
ibie IA a sufficient quantity OF
gRsOiine can be carried"
This was the comment made
today by Wilbur Wright on the
remarkable aerial Derby ia
England, in which the French
man won Lord NOrthcIiffe's
$50, 900 prize. He declared that
Pauihan n probably the most
skiilfui aviator in the world.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

Write Murine Eye Remedy Co. Cnica-
20. for 4S-paxe illustrated Eye Book
Free. Write all about Your Eye Trouble
and they VIII advise as 20 the Proper
Application OF the Murine Eye Remedies
IN Your Special Case. Your Druggist will
tell you that Murine Relieves Sore Eyes
Strengthens Weak Eyes. Doesn't Smart
Soothes Eye Pain. and sells for SOC. Try
II In Your Eyes and In Baby's Eyes for
Scaly Eyeiids and FORMULATION.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

apart for shipment &c London. was
badly battered ~ lse-nile flight The
light framework was put 20 a severe
test. Paclhan declared that IL was
still good for further trips Without
serious repairs. however.
Many auto parties left here today 20
meet Graham White. The Engiish-
man. though beaten. Is as much OF a
hero as the French cOnqueror.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

MANCHESTER, ENG. - Special
Cheered by 100000 persons, Louis
Paulhan. winner % the greatest air
Thursday.
At the station he was carried on the
shoulders Of the crowds leaders.
on examination "a was fouTo tooay
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
Tows OF FRASKgORT
TaREATENED BY FRE

FRANKFORT, md Special Pre-
threatens % destroy several blocks Of
hak been asked from nearby cities.
Fr4Ek stare vas perhaps fatally In
3urec When Re Jumped from an upper
store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

BRISTOL. TENN. - SDecial.-Judg~
~. A Patterson. OF Vineland. Tenn.
died this morning. aged siNty-three
re was regarded a. an authority on
Tennessee history. He contributed In
1ereEtinR articles 20 the Southern
press he 10 survived by bis Eife. one
son anc one daughter.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

The combined ages OF the r. r.
Erumback family OF Luray. is SIS
years. There are nine in the family.
the Youngest being slNty-siN Years old
and inc oldest eiehty-nve There has
never been death in the family and
very little sickness -Harrisonburg
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
JOHNNY KING PAYS
HIS FINE or 500

CINCINNATI o. Special. -Secrs-
tary Bruce o. the National Baseball
Com mission, received q check for
ace from John king this morning
The Chicago National League catcher
- again in good standing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

The comet has received about a.
many press notices as popular 20
prGno."
Yes: and ~ quite az uncertain about
its appearances as the average star"
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-02-11
NEW CORPORATION
FOR FORT PIERCE

The articles of incorporation OF the
Jackson-Luce- Gladwin Company appear
ON page 9 of this issue. This is new
corporation for Fort Pierce. and is
composed of W. X. Jackson, the Well
known furniture dealer: K. r. GIadwn,
owner of the machine shops and boat
building yard, and W. W, Luce, Of
Walton. with a capital stock Of So. 600,
The firm will occupy the Jackson
Luce new brick building, now in com Sc
of erection. on Pine street, opposite the
St. Lucie Drug Company's store, about
April list, opening with a full stock Of
furniture, hardware and undertaking
supplies.
The officers Of this corporation are as
follows: W. K. Jackson, president: G..
r. Negus, vice-president; r. X. Glad
win. secretary. and W. W. Luce, treas.
urer. Mr.. Jackson and Mr.. Luce viii
be in active management Of the bust.
ness: Mr.. Gladwin remaining az mana
ger Of the boat building and machine
shop department,
The articles of incorporation empower
the incorporatorS to engage in a vide
range of business enterprises, but for
the present their enelgies will only be
eXerted in the lines mentioned above.
Composed as it is of prominent busi-
ness men, the success of the firm is as
Sured from the start.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-02-11
WALTON.

A., V,+.rs and Hall interviewed
g., M VI. T;.,,a 'SSatnriay,
w ~. ", ~ 1p.e visited the
Mr. anu anu, ~" Thursiay
''"n'! '''' 49," r.,i ,Io-or Ankona.
Mr. ana WIS. + ie ''i ~ 'i'' 4, Winters
We're evening guess ~ '' -
utSo'l, r.. ,,,l rtle Miss
Mrs +. ~, Ii i,. ' ot PaTlob Cottage
Fern, We're quests "' ''"''''
the ofd an" sun :, c..l,,,
Post Once inspector II; vi, '..,,'.,
Of Atlanta Ga VISITED '" ''''" ''''
oillciaIE iueSu"!' .r ..r.,
The Fortn'ghtly AS'Snloy WI" .. ."m'
piece at the W, < {. thursday even
ing the llth. Nooi "'us't'
Captain J. Il. Andrews, VINO ""E
been at Eau Game IN ihe "IVT,gS, w.
the Dixie, sailed INTO harnoE M""""'
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Andrews re
turned from West Palm Beach leSSdaN
morning. The Misses Andrews VIII ar
rive later ~ the Week.
Mrs. +. &. McMulen entertained IN
compliment to Mrs +, K. Horton ana
daughter. of Fort Pierce, at luncheon
at the Inn on Tuesday,
Rishon Grey will hold service at All
Saints church, Jensen, on Friday, Feb
ruary 18th, and at st. PauI's church,
Walton. February Goth.
The first cargo of pines shipped by
inland water ways, eft this port ON
Friday by steamer Constitution for
northern market. c. r. Clifford. con.
sipnor
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-02-11
COUNTY DADS MONTHLY MEET

continued from page y
Road District No. ), Sl93. II; Specia
Road Undivided, S37.47; Sub choo
/ fund, 1923. q, with certificate of cashier
of Bank of Fort Pierce attached show.
ing balances correct as claimed.
| Report of clerk for month of January
received, showing tax sale redemptionS
and purchases amounting to S779I.
Report of Justice w. T. Lame re.
ceived and filed.
Report of tax collector received show
ing licenses collected during the month
of January as follows: State, $1,000;
county, 500. 80 and polls $1,000
Pension application of Emma P. Har-
dee approved.
On motion by d. E. Austin, seconded
by A. n. Hoofnagle, John Bowling is
recommended to the Governor for APP
pointment as Fish and Game Warden
for st. Lucie County, vote as follows
for the motion: d. E. Austin, A. n.
Hoofnagle and r. f. Mclaughlin, P.
Kroegel and c. H. Edwards not voting.
On motion of c. H. Edwards, sec
onded by d. E. Austin, the salary of
Fish and Game Warden is fixed at $50
per month, so long as satisfactory
service is rendered by him; vote unani-
nous.
Report of J. NJ. Swain, John H.
Wynn and Wilson Godfrey, recommend
ing a county public road as follows Be-
ginning at the south line of lot /, Sec
ton 3, township IS south range 40 east,
run north-westerly along railroad right
of-way on west side of railroad, to in
tersection Of present road % chains,
66 links is received and approved, the
usual notices ordered posted according
to law, and if no protest is filed, will
be declared public county road at the
next regular meeting of this Board.
On motion, the Clerk is instructed to
re.advertise for bids for preparation of
Jail building, so as to comply with re-
quirements of new law.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-02-11
Fine Horse Racing at Five.Mile Creek

Two of the finest horse races ever
seen in Fort Pierce took place on the
Five-Mile creek track Saturday and
Monday afternoons when "Calibash, -
the fast st. Augustine horse owned by
Mr.. Medces was run against R. Carl
tons speedy Ethel Berry" The Sat-
urday race was 800 yard dash and
was won by "Calibash," but 90 close
that many thought that Ethel Berry
had won. But the Monday race of 400
yards was won by neck by the Fort
Pierce mare and many Fort Pierce
hearts gladened. The races were watch
ed by large crowds and had the quarter
race been run first Ethel Berry would
have no doubt won both the races as
she is a quarter horse; the GOO yard dash
at first being against her. This is the
first time Mr.. Garlic, has had white
jockey and had fair chance to win,
and he will no doubt be again called on
to prove his ability on Ethel Berry in
the near future. Large crowds attend
ed both races and much enthusiasm
was manifested.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-02-11
For TAX ASSESSOR

To the Democratic Electors of st. Lu-
Gle County:
At the request of many friends in
the different sections of the county,
and believing that by reason of my
nineteen years residence in this county
my practical knowledge of real estate
values and acquaintance with the
whole county, that, | pc sess the quail
fications necessary to make a good as
SCISSOR of taxes, | hereby announce my
candidacy for that office in the Demo-
cratic Primary to be held May 10th.
If nominated and elected | promise
you one and all. careful attention to the
duties of that office and assure you that
| will assess on an equalized basis the
taxes of st. Lucie county, fairly and
impartialy without fear or favor to-
ward anyone. respectfully solicit your
earnest support and votes.
JAMES +. ANDREWS.