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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-10
INIFRFDE.

l.. y. Allen was bu ;inr3S visitor
20 Charleston, Saturday.
j. -. Wiscman spent few dan
Oh Cabin Creek, visiting relatives.
y. :. Alexander has been confined
TO his home the past TWO weeks wi!lr
rh"umalism.
~. ". Lewis and 7. r. Johnson
spent Saturday and Sunday at thci:
hor" in Nanawha City.
Airs. j.. b. Alien and Mrs. .Jrs"l 4.
Smo"; ar" reported vcrv III.
\. &. Chapman is abl" TO b' out
a2njn at;cr ii short illness.
NiSs Emma NcadovS vas III
CharI"@tor shopping, saturday.
g. VI jlscn and IL. II. Allen Spcn,
N"tNrda, and Sunday At their rom,
IN s. Nlhans.
N;r. VIM. Tucker is able TO hr
ON H@ui&. after 4 weeks illness.
Ionn'" Gore. Of Madison. spcnt u
l"N d@vs here visiting rclativc".
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N p, Straughfer, OF Hinton, wa,;
here Sunday -,~ ." .->s, Iaa -
Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Buster, of
Law tim. are here the guests OF rnt,-
tiSes and -f.:iands.----- - =,
Rev, r. W.D. Meadows. OF Hunsl
inSion, was IN town. Saturday. !,
Mrs. II. H. Branham is SICK at her
home. in Nest Montgomery. --,,5 ,
S. b. Graves, OF London. came up.
Saturday. on business.
Mrs. Lila Crawford cont tnues i'll
at tie home OF ne: daughter, Mrs
W. j. Miller. on Crescent Heights.
Mss Hattie Peters of Cedar
Grove. was the Sunday guest ur MIR,
ami Mis-. Ernes: Hardy.
Rev. r.. E. Page filled his regular
2npointmrnt Il; institute. Sunday. a..
Mrs. Eva b. Pack, teacher at
SmlthtrS. AMI AIRS Amanda n.
Brown. teacher at CannGlton, closed
their schools, Friday, and returned
to their homes at Institute, Satur-
day. -
:, L. Morgan was the 2ue%> Of
friends a; London, Sunday.
John Loving is sick at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Gordon: -
Charles Johnson. of Gauiey. visit
Cd his family here. Stairway, "
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Brown and
MIS-. Eva 3. Pack were The Weekend
guests OF relatives here.
pr. W. c. Lawrence and Dr. b. j..
White performed successful oper-
auor on Mrs. Samuel Buster, SUM-
day afternoon, at the home of Or,
and Mrs. Lawrence. where she will
stay until we'll enough 10 return rs
Law ION.
Mrs. Villa Washington. Of Hawks
Nest, has moved TO this town for
permanent residences.
Miss Mabel Saunders is out again,
after a weeks illness.
James Lewis is reported on the
sick list.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-03-10
HOW COLOI,ED SCHOOL TEA OH.
FRS DAN EARN EXTRA MONEY.

If you are a teacher and want to
earn some extra money after school
hours, writc.-A. X. Steward, Tuske-
aee Institute; ALA. >.t'.- '.
,1-12-3La f. .rt...
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CLsttkSDCRG.

-, The O1nEaa l.odSc or Daugh ,"rS o'
Sphinx are preparing for an olahrE-
ate entertainment at Reeds hall on
Tuesday night.
-: On Friday ni4lt N"rl large au-
dieilce assembled AT Trinity NJ, t.,
church to hear the dvDat' between
students Of Grafton anl arh>bur"
%AUilSnlS. The subject discussed was
Resolved, ThaI III" city j. bet g..
For the rearing OF boys and E;rls
than th% country. Affirmative,
Misses Eulah Patton aAd MaT;i;r,ta
I.antfcrs. OF ClarNSburS. NrSativ",
Miss Stout and Mr.. CrHiG, OF rrat-
ton For eighth and ninlh Aradv
'Btu0e EMS excel, arguments were
- presented gu -holh sides. r:l' lcc'S-
ion was tie. In connection with
the debate the following program
was executed:
Vocal Scio-~My Way 10 lAparau
Miss Vclma snyder.
kssay--~.l.ite Is What We Make Ii
Miss Nellie PeAtou.
Vocal Duel--l Dream in thu
GloaTiug-The Misses Green.
$50 Healing =. From Dunbar Mis-
Geraldine LasSiter.
Vocal Solo--Mr I'D. Wt,;.
NpadirS--.F From Dunbar Miss IN
ez- Tuck. ...
Vocal Solo~--Davy Jones' lock'r.--
MIR. d. r. V. Jordan.
Selections Dy tn, Encore GrrhcS
ira.
The affair was under the ~uprrNiS'
ion Of MIR. -. II. Kyle. aud the splrn
did program rendered seemed 70 DC
light all present.
More than $50 was realized from
omission fees and serving Of &c
fresh ments.
{. W. Florence and Miss Sad,
Mayes, teachers in the Orator
school: Mrs. Wm. Dahncy. Mrs
Neancr Misses Stout and Craig, Jas
Scot. and number OF o;hcr per
sons, as Well as several students. al
tended the debate here. Friday eve
ming.
Key. s. T. West is assisting lt"\
-. Y. \ ouh0 III ~ ~ al WV AZ ~ 80
--ltins this week.
--->Fhe spelling bee at \. Vi. r
church, Monday evening, WAS wei
attended by the young people. ant
the cOE!-ts: between the noy& an(
girls was quite lively. indeed y
neat sun, Of money was realized b!
The affair.
Sunday was Woman's Day at Tril
itv II. r. church. The service:
throughout the day were condIcte;
by the women. In tho evening thu
pastor preached a special sermon
TO the ladies Of the Queen Esthe
Society Amount collected va
$113-16.
Mrs. Fanny Hatcher, who has EenT
quite iii. is on 4 fair road 10 rccON
cry
Mary the infant Of Mir. and Mrs
Mrs. Thomas Jones. died. Tuesday
Of he:norrhages
The ". NJ. NJ. Society vii! hold :;
mor;hlv missionary tea at Mrs. u
w. CrayS0n's this week.
Mrs LC;;ic Brown rnterIainr,
most delightfully."- Misses Mamie an;
Ada Stout, of Grafton, and Howard
Lee, at her home. on MCAticcllO ave
hue, Saturday evening. from =
II. After being highly entertained
by several selections Of music. &c
iciouS refreshments were served
Those who enjoyed the evenings q!
Version were: Misses Bcssi" IN,
Jennie Walker, Anna and EulaI
ratHcn. Marie Mites. MarthettA Ian
ders, Lille Robinson, Florence Jack
son. Intz Tuck, Nelma Snyder. Ell
Lowry. Cora Jackson, Mrs. Mar
Ogden. Mr.. Arms, Wiibcrt Morris
James Jackson. Raymond j,oolrr
George jackson, Edgar Turner. Al
ONO Jones. Nrrnard West Elbnr
Howard. Morris Ogden.
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MONTGOMERY.

~ George Brown Ontinu,S il
. 10y home. on Fourth avenue.
J. ~ Hays has OpCI"d q grocery
~'""' II Nas. Nor gom"ry.
j. {. Adams. OF Charleston, vas
q hn.in' s. visitor berc, Saturday
Miss ErlnCes Morgan is sick Ut
-" parent Mr.. and Mrs. s. 3. Nor
gan.
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Shepherd Lcwls, Of Kananga' and
y. Howe, Of GaihpoltS, yer" calling
on frjcndT hero Sunday 81
Miss Marie CTsis II improving af'
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DONWNDD.

rev. -. !. ADAMS preached an
excellent sermon Friday might Al
TIE First Zion Baptist church.
Those who WorshDped at the
Montgomery church Sunday were
Mrs. S. Il. Clark, VIM Wicks ant
daughter. Shelva.
Mrs. s. Fl. Clark is able TO be out
after a week. illness.
Rev. D. G.. Adams was q pleasa ri
visitor at the public school Friday.
NTH Ruth Watson. of Montgom
cry, was the weekend guest Of he,
sister, Mrs. S. II. Clark, Friday.
Mrs. Mamie Frye, Of Hughcston
vas the guest Of Mrs. John Morris
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Willie Tucker has returned
to her home at Hugheston. after 4
three weeks visit with Mrs. John
Norris. .-
Mrs. George Mccoy and Mrs. T..
J. E0one, were shopping in Mont
gomcry, Saturday.
Mrs. II. 3. Hargrove and Ms.
William Staunton, were the Sunday
guests Of Mrs. K. j. Boone.
Mrs. g. W. Lawrence. Mrs. Ge0rZr
Jackson. Mrs. II. y. Harg10vc arl
Mrs. VIM. Wicks were the Sunday
Guests Of Mrs. t|aul Ruckcr.
Mrs George Jackson. Mrs. Jos
eph Guthrie, G. W. Robinson, T.. i.
Frye, and VIM. Boone were visitors
tc the public school last week. \
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-11-11
CAREER OF CANDIDATE
CONTINUED from page u

CONTINUED from page u
over the South. and his standing in the
community is that of a fine gentleman.
a generous friend, and a pleasant neigh
Dor.
During the last campaign, in which
the late Governor Broward was can
didate for the position of United States
Senator, Mr.. Bryan was one of his
most ardent supporters, and worked
with the late governor, side by side.
throughout the battle.
When his brother, the late w. }.
Bryan was county solicitor of Duval
county, Nathan p. Bryan was his first
assistant, and often had full charge of
the prosecution in the criminal court.
His strong and forceful arguments won
the admiration of all, and he met with
much success.
Mr.. Bryan is popular with the mass
es and his announcement for the posi-.
ton of United States Senator will no
doubt be received with much pleasure
by his many admirers. -Kissmmee Val
ley Gazette.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-11-11
THE GREATER YOUTHS
COMPANION

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For the family in general, hints TO r
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This reading is all in addition to the
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Do not forget that the early subscrib-
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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-11-11
LOCAL OVERFLOW

Thomas Heller, of Jensen, was a bus
mess visitor in town Wednesday.
j. X. Abbott, of Weston. W. Va,
arrived in Fort Pierce Monday and is
again with the Observation-Disclosures
Co., for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Kruger and
family, Of Stuart, arrived in town
yesterday to spend few days with
Capt. and Mrs. Ben jamin Hogg.
Your opportunity to buy something
you need, and to sell something you
don t need, may both he found IN the
same column of TRIBUNE want ads,
st. Andrews Guild will give Il
Thanksgiving day bazaar and oyster
supper in the Improvement club hail.
See their announcement on page 3.
:. !. Sigh & Co., the fruit brokers,
have . crew OF men here, and it is re.
ported that they will put up the orange
and grapefruit crop of E. Q. Morgan
which they have purchased.
walter Heller. Of Jensen, arrived in
our cily Sunday. and has resumed his
position with the St l.ucie County
RarE.as teller in that institution, which
opened for business Monday morning.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-11-11
NOTICE OF CITY CAUCUS

Notice is hereby given that caucus
will be held in the Council Chamber on
Monday. Nov II, 1910, between Z and
8 p. M, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the following Offices of
the City of Fort Pierce, to be voted on
in the city election, December 6, 1910:
One Mayor
Three Members of City Council.
One Clerk, Treasurer and Assessor.
One Marshal and Collector.
All registered voters of the city are
qualified to take part.
Dated this Bird day of November, 1910.
R. WHITE, Mayor.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-11-11

ONE of the leading local (vhiskey)
optioniSts Of st. Lucie county report
ed TO Brigadier-General Holt OF the
whiskey forces that Fort Pierce would
give a majority of 80 against the prohi-
bition amendment, and that St Lucie
county would follow suit with 200
against. Since the election he says
that hereafter he will endeavor to find
out which side will lose and then bet on
it winning. His mistake was in judging
the people of this city and county by
his own narrow vision.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-11-11
Too Luxurious.

Telling Of the sights Of London, a re-
turned tourist described the street near
Totenham Court road where second.
hand clothes are sold.
A discussion | overheard in tina,
street" he said, will give you some
idea Of the prices that prevail.
81 say said young man, 'wot
price these 'ereT
And he held up before the dealer a
pair Of plaid trousers.
" I can let YOU have EN-. my son. for
sixp"nce, the dealer answered.
"The other threw the trousers back
into HE barrow
"'Garn, he said i dou't want a
pair for sunday. ] want 'em for work.
In in
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-11-11
WALTON,

J. r, and J. r, Waters were III 'c''
/ sen Tuesday.
Mrs. W. W. Luce and son were 'eh'
sen visitors Tuesday.
Miss Jenney, Fort Pierce, was am
ner guest at Beulah Cottage Sunday
II. L. Bonnett returned from Ianes'
vile. Ohio the 9Th. He is located al
/ the Inn.
| j. J. Tielie took his departure for
Tallahassee on Sunday nights train
Will he absent several days.
Miss England is once again under her
own vine and fig tree, returning sun
day evening, having visited many ar
ferent points in the last three months
w. b. Crocker, bookkeeper for the
l.. W. & [. X. +. Co., at Fort Pierce,
was calling on Walton friends Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Z. Schuyler visited
the county seat the eth. When buSl-
ness details had received proper atten-
ton, in company with Mrs. Racey en-
loved fine auto ride to their home.
The sad news was received in Walton
Tuesday afternoon Of the passing on OF
Annie Lennard Stinson, wife of Thomas
Stinson, at her home in TalbOtton, Ga
Mrs. Stinson was the sister of W. II.
Lennard of this city,
Mrs. ILL., Andrews, Mrs. Ed, Luce,
Mrs l.. j. Sawyer, Mrs, K. f. Schuy-
Ier Miss Sawyer and Miss Waters re-
ceiyed invitations to the "At Hume
at Fleetwood given in honor Of Mrs. X.
l.. Everndon, Of Daytona, Friday. No
vember the fourth.
Marshall Gale Luce was the guest of
his aunt. Miss Jenney, in Fort Pierce.
last week. While there he managed to !
take in the sights much to his own sat !
sfacton. The most enjoyable was the
moving pictures, where the lad would
remain through the three
exhibitions. He will soon make an
other visit to town for the purpose of
again enjoying that part of the past
program.
Mrs c. Fl. Racey and her son, Ralph,
gave Mr. and Mrs. X. Z. Schuyler a
short visit on Tuesday. 1t has been
stated that Harold Racey returned to
MS home in Jensen when Mr.. and Mrs.
Racey returned from Aheville, S. G.
This is an erroneous statement as he is
in business in Oregon in the vicinity of
the Hoke family, direct news received
from him the present week he makes
10 mention Of returning at present, is
much engaged in his recent acquired
business and will pay strict attention
to same, for some time to come.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-11-11
o range And Vegetable Lands for Sale

l20 Acres Land on the Peninsula
opposite Quay Station. 50 acres of this
Hammock Land suitable for oranges
and vegetables. The entire tract at
$1,000 per acre. Will cut up into lots
to suit purchasers.
G.F, PADDlSoN, Eau Gallie, Fla.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-11-11

WHO will you have for your city Of
iicers for next year? If you are inter
terested you should not fail to be on
hand when the caucus meets, next Mon
day evening at 7 o'clock, in the council
room.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-11-11

WE just wonder if the senatorial can
didates will employ the same old ward
healers to boost their campaign in st
Lucie county. They hav'nt carried the
county for their favorites since Clip
was Il pup.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-11-11

THE -four friends who attempted
70 hand Fort Pierce and st. Lucie
county into the hands of Gen. Holt,
found it too hot to manage. They
could only influence II of the 2l5 voters
of Fort Pierce to vote for "local
option
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-11-11

"i'n going to have a party on my
mammals birthday" said Tom, and
py- invited twenty little boys"
"Wlat nice mamma You must
have, said the nplghbor.
"Oh she doesn't know about it; it's
going to he my surprise to her."
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-11-11

"FORrUNATE FORT PIERCE. y
Aint YOU glad that you live in a town
that gives majority Of 81 for prohibit
ton? 1t certainly renews your conf
dence in the intelligence of the COM
munity.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-11-11
AMENDMENT is STILL IN DOUBT

continued from page u
Hollis slick local option" scheme did
not fool anybody in Fort Pierce.
The vote by precincts was:
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Gti6etteIl=h(e6er.

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4iressSper; peIda. 5ii[le BON DstbIts
der S6Dn6eit uno IptIettsnprdtt
tam man bort bepunbsrn! Der 8eIuz
der, Der Der auffiibrung pe9en tommt,
ntrO tpenis gu poIIem @enub tpmmen,
ba er fortfpdhreno burn bic ungentert
aeFu6rte llnterbaItune Der Somsn 9es
1tDrt ipiro, mas I'm 10 bebduerliher ut,
ba bds Sr6eiter unb Die 9eIangStrdfs
te, nit Qusnabms oes Gbors. o[lers
erften Ranses itno.
60 erpB Die argentinifde 8dits
| freunbI9aft lift. fp ift bod bic SAINT
lienaeieQieteit bon Der in SeutI6ldnb
iibGiten grunbperi6ieben. Der Or
9enttnier tpiro iif)er iebem, nit benz er
betannt tpirb, fein Sous CUR 9erfiis
eunq fteIen nit benz 9enerten, bab
la Senord be Ia coio" an bem uno
benz SaQe ibre 5reunos enpfinge, III
rem Recibo bate. apmmt man bann
bortbin, 70 finoet man eine 9rpBe
3QbI f6Dner Srouen unb Widohen,
6errsn febr ipenig. Die 2lufnabme 1T
Itebenspiirbig uno bersli6, n6er per-
qebIi6 nirD man nuf bic Iuffprbe=
runs .3u Slid 3u 9eben" lporten, 10
etrpas tenn man nidt. Gs pirb SGss
ierptrt, i'm SpeiIs3in1mer finbet man
ben Slid, bsbett nit elmer SiiIIe bon
SUDDEN unb fonfttgsn SiBigteiter.
audi ibperen, iiiben Wein. 0ds foit
gGn5Ithe 5eblen Der Wdnnsrpslt Bel
bisieu Gmpfdngen ltegt ippbI baupt:
IGdIi6 on Der bamit perbunoenen CT
fabr fir bic Seiratbsfdbigen, benn
leidt 1T folder BON trgeno elmer bplz
ben SnOnen gefansen, er oergibt Die
9priiht unO 1T, ebe sr's it6 DeriicGt,
perlobt. Der Qreentinier tennt Die
@efabr unb msioet lie. ipeuu er ni6t
bic QbIiht bat, in ben beiligen Ghes
itanb gu treten. Gs gsbort tuum gu
ben Innebmli6teiten bes 2ebens, lnit
elmer Mrgentinirin perIobt 81 isin.
Die 9rautIeute ieben uno Ipre6en it6
ME aQein, bIrfen ME pbne 9e1IeitIug
Elm Gbsater ooer Sonssrt beiuhen,
niht sinmal ipa3iersn gebsn, pbns irs
gsnoein SamilienmitgIieo Der 9raut
um Iih gu babsn. Inter biefen Inn
itGrben piro bic 3eit bes 9erIobtIeins
m0gIt6It abgstiir3t, rpenn es irgsno
anqGn9ig 1T. 2lbsr aud bier it0bt man
auf Shnierigteitsr, oenn cine argeus
tiriertn tritt, tpie iie g.bt unb itebt, in
bic Gbe. Sie erbdlt teine Mitgift, teis
ne QusFattuns, feline Ginrittung uuo
osrgIeihsn msbr BON ben Glteru, nidt
einmal Die 9rauttoilett.; Der 9rdutis
gam bat fir auss gu iorgen. Inter
biefen 9srbGItriFen III ss nutiirIi6
nur eirem iebr gut geiteuten W}anne
m09Ii6, fi6 ben Gurus beg Seirathens
gu erlduben, uno oisle f40He argsn=
tinisrinren iehen it2 in ibrsn Soft
nungen, einen Wann 81 betommeu,
uufs bitterite getdui6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-28

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