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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-01-14
NEW COUNCIL
ORGANIZED
January Meeting Given Over to
Organization and { Committees
re. WILSON, PRESIDENT
Council Votes to Deduct Two Per Cent on
All Taxes Paid During January-Two
Building Permits Granted

The city council met in regular SEES
sion Wednesday night, January 9TH
Aldermen F. E. Wilson. w.. r. Jack
son, c. A. Killer, D. T. McCarty anC
Marshal Gustafson and Clerk Tyler
being present. F. E. Wilson was elect
ed president and presided at the meet
ing.
The minutes of the special meeting
was read and approved. Marshal's
report was made and accepted, as wa:
also the clerks report.
A communication from Sun Brothers
was read and placed on file.
President Wilson appointed the fol-
lowing committees:
Sanitary and street-C. A. Killer,
Lucien Baker, d. T. McCarty.
Finance and taxation W. r. Jack
son, d. T. McCarty, G. A. Killer.
Laws and rules-D. r. McCarty, W.
r. Jackson, Lucien Baker.
Fire and building Lucien Baker, c.
A. Killer, w. r. Jackson.
Applications for building permits
were received from w. R. Jackson and
G. W. Drawdy and on motion same
were granted.
w. E. Tylander, chief of fire depart
ment appeared before the council as
per their request and the matter of
engine etc., was taken up and thorough
ly discussed.
Alderman Jackson reported that the
county commissioners said they would
not connect with North River street in
it's present location, and requested the
city council to take some action in re-
gard to change of the road. The street
commissioner was requested to look
over the property and location and re-
port at next regular meeting.
Mayor Whyte reported in regard to
the orders he gave the marshal as to
shooting dogs running at large without
a muzzle.
The marshal and collector reported
money received and collected as follows
Continued on page ~
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-01-14
EXTENSION R0ADBED
TO BE NEARLY REBUILT

AS a result of the conference of Of
ficials of the Florida East Coast Rail-
way at st. Augustine, all of the con-
structiOn work on the extension from
Homestead to Knights Key has been
turned back to the construction depart
ment, under Mr.. Krone. This work
was placed under the direction of the
operating department about year
ago.
The method of construction has been
changed in several places. The sole
aim from this time on, will be to make
the rOadbed absolutely storm proof.
The exact details of construction have
not vet been determined upon; but con-
crete will play an important part.
Engineer Ernest Cotton in an inter,
view with the Key West Citizen stated
that the forces which are engaged on
the grade between Key West and
Knights Kew will he removed and con-
centrated on each end. The idea being
to begin on the ends and work toward
the center instead of the present method
of working at different points. This
work is practically completed with the
exception of the water ways. An un-
loading dock is to be built at Key West,
and pile driver for this purpose will
soon be sent there.
The former plan of work along the
grade was to hope that a hurricane
would not come before completion.
This question of uncertainty has been
done away with now and all work done
will be condition to withstand any force
of wind that may come. This will
possibly delay the entrance of the road
to Kew West but it makes its coming
an assured fact. whereas, another
storm under the old policy would delay
the work almost indefinitely. 49,
The camp at West Summerland will
be closed and the force there will be
moved to Pigeon Key. All concrete
piers have been built from Knights Key
to Pigeon Key, and over half are COM
l'pleted from Pigeon Key to Mosier
Channel.
On the whole, Mr.. Cotton states that
Kew West was never more ceStain of
having a railroad than at the present
time. and when it gets there it will
he constructed in manner that nc
storm ever heard Of will wipe it out OF
| existence.
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palaces has Florida become the Ameri-
can Riviera. In the last five years
scores of palatial homes have been
built by the people of means from
many parts of the United States. One
of the most stately residences is White
hall, the home Of Mr.. Fager, on Lake
Worth. Kirkside, Mr.. Fagler's resi-
dence at st. Augustine, is one of the
prettiest in Florida. The new Exec
utive Mansion at Tallahassee, with its
glistening columns and white exterior,
is marvel of architectural beauty.
Within eight years the people of
Jacksonville have built on the shore of
the st. Johns river group of resi-
dences that well might be termed "The
Newport of the South" But the era
of home building has just begun in
Florida, and doubtless the next five
years will see twice as many costly
residences as now charm the eye of
the visitor.
No city in America is so rich in his
torical associations as ST. Augustine.
With its fine hotels and lovely homes,
its asphalt streets and modern shops,
still the atmosphere of the past hOvers
over it.
Strolling across the Plaza, the tourist
walks where the Spanish conquerors
trod three centuries before. At one
end of the square is the old "Slave
Market which, in truth, never was
used as a market for slaves, but only
for meats and vegetables. A block
from the Plaza one passes Treasury
street, seven feet acrOss-the narrow
est street in the United States. Along
these ancient winding thoroughfares
are small houses, broken walls and
overhanging balconies, that remain I'M
molested by modern Improvements.
On the edge of the town stand the
stone pillars of the City Gateway
twin columns, that mark the line of
ancient Spanish Notifications, stretch
ing from the San Sebastian River
around ST. Augustine.
Several hundred yards across the
open fields, where many a cavalier of
Spain gave his life in defense of Flor
ida, is Fort Marion. named by this
Government after General Francis
Marion of the Revolution. 1t is the
only example Of medieval fOrtifcation
on this continent.
Another historic spot near st. Aug
Justine is the Military Cemetery, where
in lie more than hundred soldiers who
persisted in the Dade massacre in the
Seminole war. This bloody tragedy
occurred August 2S, 1885. Major Dade
and hundred and ten men, while
marching across an open field, were
fired on by the Indians, and so terrific
was the storm of bullets that only
three escaped.
But aside from its historic places and
it's modern comforts, Florida offers
many other attractions to thousands
seeking rest or recreation. For the
naturalist it's gardens, the largest OF
which is at Palm Beach, and it's wild
tropical verdure hold many charm.
The rivers and lakes. with their bass,
mackerel, and tarpon, are the fisher
mans paradise. Those looking for
bigger game find the waters of the
Everglades full of aligators and crOc-
odiles. The excitement and uncer-
Continued on page -
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-01-14
ENTHUSIASTIC Y.M.C.A.
ORGANIZED THURSDAY

A very pleasant and what seems to
have been an important meeting was
held in the Improvement Club hall
Thursday evening of last week.
In respond to call issued by H. w.
McCombs and j. B. Scott the young
men came together to consider the
matter of starting club or an asso.
citation, to promote their physical, social
and moral welfare.
Instead of ten or twelve coming about
all hoped for thirty-fve were present.
After social hour in the reception
hall, the boys gathered around the
tables in the dining room, where re.
freshments were served, consisting OF
coffee, cake and ice cream. The object
of the meeting was then stated by Mr..
McCombs, who was followed by DR..
Glidden in an earnest speech in favor
of an organization of young men.
Several of the young men spoke
heartily in approval of the movement
and expressed their preference for a
Y. M. C A. which is doing so much
good all over the world for the benefit
of youth and the promotion of man
hood. A vote being taken, it was
found that practically al present were
in favor of this organization, and thirty
or more names were enrolled. n. w.
McCombs was chosen as temporary
chairman, and Homer Conkling as Sc
cretary. Committees were appointed
as follows: On Organization, Homer
Conkling, Howard Saunders and j.. B.
Scott.
On membership, Fred Hill, Herbert
VanLandngham and Eugene Hartman.
An earnest effort will be made to
secure new members and to enlist the
interest and cooperation of the people
in general
A young mems Bible class was orr
ganized in the hall Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
All young men are invited to attend.
Another meeting was held Thursday
evening of this week, and it is greatly
desired that all will fall in line and push
the movement to success.
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to be contemplating application for the

to be contemplating application for the
places.
1t was emphatically stated at the
bureau that the test will be an eminent
ly reasonable and practical one, similar
to that applied to applicants at the
Twelfth Census. 1t will consist of
filling out sample schedule of popula-
ton from a description, in narrative
form, of typical families; and in the
case of enumerators whose work will
be in the rural districts, they will be
called upon to fill out an additional
sample schedule of agriculture, from
information furnished by the Census
Bureau.
All persons, whether women or men,
who may desire to become Census emu
merators must be citizens of the United
States residents of the supervisor
district for which they wish to be APP
pointed; must be not less than Is or
more than 70 years of age; must be
physically able to do the work; must be
trustworthy, honest and of good habits
must have at least an ordinary educa-
ton and must be able to write plainly
and with reasonable rapidity.
Those who can comply with these
requirements are invited to put in
their applications, as there will be at
least $4,000 enumerators' places to be
filled by the middle of March in prep
Grafton for the enumeration beginning
April 18th.
Application forms, with full instruc-
tons for filling-in, and complete infor-
nation concerning the test and the
method of appointment, can be Sc
cured by writing to the supervisor OF
census for the supervisors district in
which the applicant lives. All applica-
tons, properly filled in, must be filed
with the supervisors not later than
January 25th, as any received after
that date cannot be concerned. Those
who have already sent in their names
to the supervisor of their district will
in few days receive these formal APP
plication blanks, or forms, and full in
structions.
While the term of employment is
short lasting from fifteen to forty
days, the compensation will be good
considering the easy nature OF the
work, and the fact that no education,
or special training, is necessary. 1t is
expected that the pay for enumerators
will range from three to six dollars per
day, according to the difficulty of emu
meration and the energy of the individ-
ual.
The Second District consists of the
following eighteen countless Alachua,
Baker Bradford, Brevard, Clay, Co
lumbia, Dade, Duval, Hamilton, Mas
sau, Orange, OsceOla, Palm Beach,
Putnam, st. John, st. LUCE, Suwanee,
and Volusia, and the parties living
therein should address Mr.. LeSueur
Gaulden, Supervisor of Census, Jack
sonville, Fla. or call at the Census
office, Government building, Jackson
vile.
The test to be given applicants for
Census enumerators' places on Satur-
day, February 9Th, will be held at many
places throughout the state, probably
by the postmasters, and it is not ex-
pected that any applicant will have to
travel more than fifteen or twenty
miles to reach the place where the ex-
animation is held.
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CENSUS EXAMINATION
BE HELD FEBRUARY 5

Any person of good judgment, who
has received an ordinary common edu-
cation, can readily and easily pass the
test to be given applicants for Census
enumerators' places on Saturday, Feb
ruary 9th, the date finally set by
United States Census Director Durand,
according to the announcement from
the Census Bureau recently. This will
be a comforting assurance to the sew
eral hundred thousand who are believed
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-01-14

act comedy, "Hello Bill" The COM
pany will present an entire new line of
pays and specialtes at each perform
ance, and guarantee to present series
of plays that will prove even more pop
ular than their repertoire of previous
years. Among the plays to be presen-
ted next week are: Younger Brother"
"Moths" and "The Captain Double. "
The State press at all points visited on
this tour, speak in high terms of them.
Reserved seats will be on sale at the
St. Lucie Drug Company's store on and
after today. Popular prices.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-01-14

The Fourth National Bank of Jack
sonville, Fla, capital $500, 900, has
been authorized to begin business by
the controller of the. currency. This is
q big addition to Jacksonville, 49,.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-01-14
POPULAR 4 PICkERTS
HERE ALL NEXT WEEK

The popular Four-Pickert Dramatic
Company will appear in the Improve
ment club hall each eveningne next week.
opening Monday evening with the three
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

o5-v Is information and are NOT guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham, 3.05ile. Sc =
Orleans. AsheFsle. q ID and 1913 p -
cSiiy-
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga BIZ
bingham. New orleans. $50 2. H.
E~or Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga, Sasz-
vile. Memphis $50 a daily JS-eep.z z
CT open after u D. ND
Eor Atl2Dta- B-rm luElan- C1-u-nbLs
CEzrIeston- = ugEs-a- Aiken. sszvsnnzh. Jack
as1yIIIe. &3d FioTida Es0lErs. SIS ,. ~. dsily.
=. S. BIG w. Geasrsl asa.
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RI.

.--r...rs.. Of I-Nclrstou Trains 90 and from
l-.s--. PA elE BEACH
EFFECTINE july T. $50
e-.t-a.t 10 Change Without Notice
-r,[-fANS To FRIDAYS. inclusive
CONS. leave District Line AZ s--s an I'D
- ---H $3.50. 1-Il. Gu. $40 j.
E,zrr5ru5u-. lea-l tEs-45za-h so e. O. ll-.
- .-tg 6-uJ- $780, ana 1000 = ~
SATURDAYS
g-rs~- leave District Line az S--5 and L--1
- -.5,7 s-ly. 5-41- 1--5. ana s-z5 2 IA
F.ers5rninz- leave the Beach az 60 a r---
80 = --tn H-lr. SEQ. s--lr and l1-lH D. ~
---''' -I-~pkYS AND HOLIDAYS.
r-,=7- leave Dlz-Il-c Lire az S--5 4-5 -L--5
z.o. sec. $780, I-t5. and s-55 p m
- s-It 90 SCI. $50. and l1-9. 2. m
Paul T. WATERS
General AIsG--gsr-
--sLe %sv~ York Ave car cor Dls-ri-- Line
s-sTi1- For additional information. Le-z-
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AIOINT Ida

On the beautiful Virginia hills. Is ,1n-uey-
l111tly tbs most beautiful sub7-b near
Washington Uste-. sewerage rs-5-f-HFs
7a-ss- prices very How $50 lot W; 51.v Is
minutes l-tE s. and Pa ave. Eae ca SER
vice Cal at general Offices. 81 Is-n st- c-e-
booklets. trans llrIatioa. etc
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

FOR SAEE-cse1- 5--1o7. house ana -o,7
barn. -.it- nearly acres o- -o15 garden
.f7E5 az HFrUEr. squares from Station ana
-.i-st- running stream shade, and every
t-iEE ready Oh move ll- any reliable man
a-t- rse sash can set St. balance $40 d..
JOIN T. ELEINE- & CO.
So s. n "
A--syIL-I-E BARGAIN sare. s--01-
bungalow. ia-se l7t. $685. - down, So
per month
VERY HANDSOME HONE; s large rooms
clI1l-i----sz. large lawn. - acres
slN-l,loG HOUSE acre. plenty o. SHADE,
v--aH- very easy terms
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE CO.
o. EFattszi-la. AID
Phone r.r
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale
LIVE WITH YOUR FRIENDS
AROIND VOL

u
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS
4 friendship colony
Save b. buying lots together.
Save b. building houses to-
save in cost of Irving. Join
our buying club
Co-operata- rs the spirit OF
the age
Monday afternoon. see the Nor
Tfu style house. poured IL steel
IN O q ds. dem ustrated and
shown AT Z D.. "a
See the two attractive cement
houses now building, you can
bay one at the same ccst IS
frame house
Lots now 500 up. $40 cash.
and $500 per month The men
and the money are behind it
a rare opportunity for safe
investment in stock or II lots
in Washington nearest and
newest suburb. only i minutes
out This section is slated 10
20 back into the District Il
VIII double values. Buy now
at the minimum price " lille
improvements are In progress
BALLARD s. LANHAM,
sales office, 6z1 18th 81. n. ".
Car 10 Virginia Highlands
every few minutes from Post
office corner. i2Ln and Pa az.
CLIP THIS AID. IT LEADS THE Wa
FOR L4E--cSea-ly completed small -rala
house. . ECo-Es. Is acre land, $50. SO =
month, 10 t1terest- Mrs KIRK. TuXeco. Il
ONLY s1,51J-oear Bethesda and RoczvI
trolley new Groom. frame Ilf1l53s G.
home. RoLAND G. BOoItL - le-a 81 -
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS

sINGTNG CAS5ARIES. Parrots. Do-s. cats
ArEcrz Goats. Galdfshe5, Rabbits Gufnea
Figs and chickens SCElIID-5 BIRD
STORE. 40 12th 81 y ".
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Sll5-e-s AGdItloa)
CLARENDON VA


2 minutes IRON Agueauct Bridge va Pam
Church EleStrlc RAILWAY. IS minutes 70 LIB
81 and Pa ave Orizil2l shade trees
LOIS S-lo each 3 cash and - per month
40 IEfC-tst 80 Taxes-
We ssllI- build home % sun 80 "a
Z n DAVIDSON. Agent
Eesleence. ClsTeu1on. Va Fsosslyz- "a
GREAT BAEGAIN-C5cw 5-r5om house at
CAPITOL Hesats- built on lo,S- fenced
well IN yard Win pump. price Sl-ol1- terms
% suit Take less for cash
CHAS- = DAILY. LA g ST y "
BY 4 HO3IE WITH RENT -IoNEY-
Neat Ccrtase homes at ri Rainier so.
just across the District Line ! car fare.
splendid service low taxes; hlEh and healthy
location VIII furnish money. lo-- and
build house 20 suit only small cash pay
= g. ROGERS. S5t- Rainier. Nd. OrfEce IN
STA S+-h and r J. ave n r
SlIo5-StIADE country home, large LOT. new
house, 81 monthly payments BOX 155.
ONLY $3.50 for me poultry and fruit farm.
acres Eood 5-roorl house. harm fruits
charming lsr-ie home ROLAND t.. BOOTH.
~ let1 s. y ~
ONLY Se250-In EriEhtvraod Park u. Q
rooms brick; dn= larEe lot and SHADE;
easy ROLAND e. Bo0I6- ~ leth y w
FINE BARGAIN in ErooElaud. D. Q. c
rocus- lJt 5tXi5e- socd shade. porches. etc
Eol-ANb - Ell1tft. - lttf ST y W
or MONTH"; PAYMENTS nous
in Bran-hyil-e, good poultry house ana
harm. lot 9eA-l4- plenty SfaGe- fruit good
garden EUGENE BROCK. Bran1hvIue. lTd
SEND Tor new Bulletin OF suburban r5ou,@s
and Farms
MARION DUChETT & son.
cal y. "
Wanted
WANTED-Four or five acres vith CT with
OUT imDrovenents- must be hieh. shady.
near trolley IN AIaryia Virginia aud
cheap. r 90. BOX -70-
F0R EXCHANGE
JyANTED-To exchange suburban lots Tor
horses Address 5OX IsI. Times Office. !
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DENTISTRY

CUT RATE DENTISTRY
aESgLJTEI-E PAINLESS EXTRACTION
AND CLEANING FREE
FuE Set OF Teen ----.---.---S 90
Cod Crowns -------..- SEQ
E-I--a-tta-+l $50
rl.-l-l-- 80
AE3IT & NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS
Coz -th ANA X " Entrance, So
aFgE1oI.AR TEETH Painless. lastirz- Won
Ierrui-y Iifoiiss- hri5EeWorlz or plates en-
necessary painless nliius- 10y. !. l. VII
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DCSE5-s-st1I-. bag-s -ndoVs. z rooms eel
-l lr---e.azs condition rents f1r $780, DIlce
$3.50. cars pass door DIt--EEt. Oh 81 St
s.
FOR SALE-Good inves-ur.nt5 Q Groom
frame houses. renting $40 per month Tor
the three price $500 for tle three, All mod
e-l l-urros alr@--s- BOX Isl. Times 0Eice
FOR %ALE-Eot. g. g.. in ~ w southern
exposure BOX ls-. Times otI--e-
FOR sAL.E-ss.15o-l4-s Potomac ave 5. =
= sl1s--tl--a- Groom and la-l- --s-1Ty and
cellar brick 15uzl, furnace heat - g. park
-a~ and frll- llr-l- To be sold subject -
s-.a-. per ceu- trust Balance sI-555 'Cash-
OWNER. p O BOX 49,
20 I-H ST n "
FOR sALE-Tvo 5-sto-y buIldlass. s apart
ucu-s. = rooms and tata each; ccal and
r-s ranges. cabinet Uau-els. Always rented
LIS per year, need money uiE sacrifice
1l- EL5-. u per czlt Investment l. y0u
psau- mis- talk quick Cal after p n. OF
JOHN d EEAGUNI1T.. 81 II ST. y z
~ DOWN and So q month wlU buy s-r1ou
house ol kenyon S., near 1-lh ST. I5-
EsEEJrE d EETCALF. 100 y r. ave
FOR sALEz--o c5lo-e8 p--=Has=-- hzzlz5u1e
new brick 81 ami b. blocks from car
Iiue- very large lots 50 Gown and so g
EABBI-E & 1IErCALF. 100 X. y ave
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SPORTING GOODS

OUR CUTLERY DEFA ETAIENT
is COMPLETE
Includes pocket ll.-ca % every lcs-r.y liC-l-
rEzr-E. -rHrr. etc.
Tho assortment IS 50 varied that as easy
a. ll- che EerE article yuG ~alt priced ~
aslre sou la- -- mind 20 p=--
NE-l LE need OF CUTLERY CEilk OF
THE Ei-fsf. LE-SS.
IrH STREET =. "
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WANTED--HOUSES

RECENTLY INVESTED Sll.5-- Eor have
an additional S-l.tl5 O. invest IN small
properties I'D tlis city Address LAWYER %
EDE sa-- Times gE5ce-
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RI.

Published only as -aforrnation. not sGaraatssJ
go .. IN Gaily-E0r Virginia west Fl-
Gina AID AeZ-Lcky points ILliIlal S-5e5-
- 10 Cincinnati ana Louisville. 4. q -.
r.rSu- Ssr L1l1 CE--r-0-IlsElLe
80 D n dd-lJ LIZ -, -~AEt-SE- LOUIS
c[+Tl,zt,J SPECIAL solid tram 20 S.
Io-is with Pullman sieepars - Chicaso-
Srops Only luporllz1- statl-zsS- Pullman
49, .-gllll5.1e1c and o. G. o. ching car
80 ID IA da-ly-F- + v LIMITED. fo-
C-ir.inr.L.s L.l-Ils. He Ils West. southwest
ana ->orJhvssl- Pullman siespeEs . FlrSl1-
r1ssaueake anu ohio Cf6ces At 90 Pa
- r. a. and Ncw Union station
-->-.hars Main 100 and 10 Tor tickets. 49,
- t..c.5S reservation and t1-lc-bz-
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F0R EXCHANGE

EANTED-To exchange suburban lots 10,
horses address 3OX IsI. Times Office.
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SPlRITUALlSM

MEETINGS sunday. Monday. ana THURSDAY
s 3. --l-- daily readings at ;he home Of 1Irs.
T. T. 1-lL-LI5L- So Il 81 ~ " Phone n
-
1I1-E- CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM. reads
y1ur ne correctly. gives names. faczs;
readings daily end Sunc1y. Gu 81 ST y =
COZ = near Union Sca-iCl- Ladies Only
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TE,I)-Four or five acres vith CT with
our Improvements must be hich. sha az
near trolley IN 8Iary land or Eiretnia- aud
cheap. T. %. BOX -I0z
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DIca5 ~ CLEANERS.

DIcao Eu- CLEANERS.
~L-z-t-.I-G DTEI1yG e REPAIRING done
az T. A. L--l --i--. -. LE-, WIS ave -
&, Ono -.Et ,sa-- t.r lle .als- money
HOUSE PAINTING
HOUSE ana =s1 painting NJ low rrscaa-.
s--.. IDS -La--.-l-- attended. city w .---.-r-
l-. .5.sH-- a.lil-- aI Eye
BAT EXtSR dfQAIOh
-=EE r-JSE DIE outside q ,-51.1sss rzev r,r
u.u=C and roach cl-lr-.-1GrJ-- Price sos
&C. l-l - LllltAL-S I-E- 1873 --a 81
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MOTORCYCLE.
BICYCLES
BOATS, YACHTS, ETC.

CND-Flr charter By cay OF week large ca
pall-g. Fasc Apply ar Ei-SNLN- ca an-
--e-a- SIS s.