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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-19
McConkey & Son
PHONE 200.
Corner Sixth and Broadway
and has made good progress so far
1t will be some time before he com
pletes his work.
NEW DISPATCHER.

L. E. Boyden is in the city from
Kansas City. He will act as dispatch
err at the 500 offices while the boys
there are taking their annual vaca-
ton.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-19
BAKING GEIERMANN's PLACE.

S. V. Porter Of the general offices
of the International Harvester com
pany of Chicago, has arrived in the
city. He will remain at the local Of
flee during the illness of Manager
Geiermann.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-19

N. D.; Carl C. Link of Stanton, N.
D.; Samuel Okert of Mercer, N. D.,
and Karl Klatt of Dawson. Gabriel
Kobens of Lehr, and Andrew Parvi
of Fredonia, each made five year
proof on their claims.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-19

BISHOP WILL PREACH.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Wehrle will preach
the sermon at St. Mary's cathedral
this morning at high mass. The ser
vices will commence at 1920 o'clock.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-19
FOLEY AWAY.

J. w. Foley went to Sentinel Butte
on No. 7 Saturday to give a reading
there Saturday night. He returned
this morning.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-19
DR., FISHER ILL.

DR.. A. M. Fisher is a mass Of ban
dages from head to foot, owing to too
intimate contact with some poison
ivy. He will be out again in few
days, however.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-19
DR.. ROAM IN VIENNA

DR.. ROAM IN VIENNA
B. E. Jones is in receipt of card
from DR.. M. w. Roam dated June 8.
The card was mailed from London,
and said, 1--WE sail for Paris tonight.
Will study in Vienna"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-19

moustache. He was taken to the
county jail until his case may come up
before the justice court.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-19
THE CAPITOL
STEAM LAUNDRY

We are giving especial attention to
Hand Finished Work; also shirts
and collars.
A part or all your laundry work
solicited. Our wagons will call
phoNE 22o
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-19

WHIIER fTS Ie"NT e
MARRIED
Walter Thistlewaite of Bismarck
and Sadie Lowry of Braddock were
quietly married in this city Saturday
morning.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-22
Nnrdl Qendltsas aet1btct.

Nem 9orf, 81. Sebr,lor. =
Sippolpte 9ergmonrt, 26 Sabre alt,
bon Nr. 416, @eit t22. Str, ein 2eb-
rer i'm nGollese Of The Gitp Of Nem
9orf", ipilroe geitern Mbenb Don iei.
iieiii Gaier Iifre0 @ergEiuim foot I'M
9abc5immer ieineS SeimS anfgefun-
beii. Gr mar tbeillpeiie hefleibet.
Sein 8oter bate @asgeriih peripiiri
rno brang III oas 9oOe5immer Elm,
mo- er ieineu Sobn auf Der &onte Der
9aoemanne iiseub fonb. Gas Gas
lpor a%ngebrebt, brannte aber niht.
Coroner 5einberg ~gelongtc ST Der
lleber5eugung, Dab ein llniou porlag,
Wobriheinlid) butte Der iunoe Wonn
beim gus5ieben ieines Modes suiduig
ben 8asbobn oufgeltoBen. 3uei iiin'
gere 9riioer bes 8erungliidten, SEQ.
polo unb gIfreb, JIM, iino Stmoen.
ten in Dem College.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-22
Die Siuppc-W iDitcrie.

&onnS Sitp, Wo., 81. Sebr.-
Sn Der l(nteriud)llng iiber Den Sob
oeS Sol. Sbomos $. Spopc bat Die
SPECIAL .8ronb.,Srrp iuclbc oieielbe
fiibrt, Die gusioaelt beS 9benlifcrs
Or. 2ubnig Sefioen aus Chicago
entgegen genommen. Serielbe lit oil
Der Iutopiie Der Seid)e oes on9eblid)
oergiiteten WtiQion1rS betbeiligt &c.
ipelel. Sros i%trenger lleberluadung
bes Gbemifers burd) Die MnipGlte Der
Somilie Smppe uno ieitenS oeS Of.
fentlid,en MnflG9erS Gpnfling, &C.
lang es Den InnGlten bes p%eroGd)tig-
ten Or. Spbe, zines Der Grben
Sruope's, ibnt cine S~orlooung SllSll.
ltenen. Gr ioll in Sad)en Der Selei-
bisungsfloae Or. Spbe's geeen Sobn
q. Barton in @erbinbrng nit Dem
Sooe OeS WiuionGrs Dor ibnen icili
8utod)ten iiber Den 9efunb Der Sci.
d)enunterlud)ung obgebell, Sie gn-
mGlte Earton'S ipollen einen Gin-
b~oltSbefebl eriuirfen, bitrd) Den bieic
Insiogen perbinoert lperoen. Sic
erfl1ren, Die Gertreter Or. Spoe'S
bGttcn an peridieoenen Srten gleid-
5eitig Ycrnebmnngen peronitoltet,
ipoburd) es Der 8egenportei unmog-
lid 9emod)t worben lei, oenielben bel
s%ltipobnen, Soourh ieien Die BON Der
flGgeriiden Eortei eraan9enen Tor-
lobungen binf1uig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-22
Sas 8ebeimnif bes Millipnem EierS.

@iuiam SepIer ideint miirbe su tper.
oen. - Sortibritte Der unterIudJ.
ing iiber Den Soo, Don Sane
NoamS.
ItIontic Gitp, N..S, 81. Sc.
brllor. - Ser Eoli5ei iheint eS ee.
llingen 81 ieir, Srpis Sepler, oen
9ruoer bon @iaiom SepIer, meltcr
Der G%rnloroung Der iu1gen Sane
NoomS beidulOigt miro, gum Heben
81 brirgen. @eltern Nbeno lpllroe
erfIGrt, SrpiS Sepler babe perlpro.
fen, Naes 3u iagen, mas inn iiber
Die Angeleeenbeit betannt lit. Gr
ioIl Die YoIi3ei bereitS iiber feline BE-
tuegungen uon Der 3eit ieineS Ser.
ihwinhenS nit ieinem 9ruoer bis al
leincr IN Girginien erfolgten Gcrbaf-
ting gernu informirt bobcn.
Nad) einem id)arfcu Gcrbor rpllroe
Srois geltern Hadnlittag BON meb-
reren 9eteftips nud) Dem $1,000,0O0.
Eier g~eleitet. no er Den Tlos be5eif-
nete, allf ipelfeln err nit Ilice IoonlS
om abeno bes A.. 5ebruar itaub, OILS
bieie ibrer Shtpelter Sane auriet
@iQinm Scpler 5u perlolier uno NIT
ibr nod) Snuie ST. fommen. Gr be-
5eidnetc a,d) Die Stelle, mo Iid Sane
gloams illlo fem 9rllber @illiam bu.
mails b%efonoen. Srpis Sepler mar
nidt geieiielt uno Die 2eitte erfanll.
ten i'm crit, ais er NIT ben @ebetms
poIi5iiten ipicoer ben Yier perlieB.
Sn Der 8eielldoft befano lid oltd)
Der ofTentlid)e Infldgcr 8olocnberg.
Gie Eoli5ei bebauptet, int 9eiise eli
rer BON Srbis Sepler mtter5eifne-
tell, langen GrflGrung 81 iein. Sn
Sem Shriftitiide iouen angobcn iiber
unterreoungen entbolten iein, lpelde
Srpis NIT ieinem 9ruoer @iqiam
bette unO beren @egenitano bas Ser
lhiuinoen BON Sane Ibums mar.
@tQiam Sepler bot bisber beltrits
ten, am Ibe1b beS A. SSebruar iiber-
buupt in 8eieaid)aft bon Sane
Noonns gclueiell 81 iein. Die Ioli6ei
0icbt 81, OaB lie MIR llmitanosbeipeiie
gegen oen Wann bciitt. Sepler
ifeint piel onran 5l1 liege,t, balo pro-
5ellirt 81 iperoer. Ser Goroners.SSn
queIt iiber Den Soo beS unaliiflifen
WaohenS, belien 2eihflam IN ser
Sronblrng Dor Dem $l,000,0O0Yier
oes 9aheortes aeiurtoen puroe, miro
am Wtittpod Gbenb obgebalten mer.
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-22
Tiir cinen neMen Wertraa.

Sertil- Nr6eitcr BON Sau Hiper mol
leu Die. naleitenoe". 2obnifala Obj
iduiien.
sail Hiper, 81. Sebruar.
Iie iiini Unions, peld)e Dem bieii-
sen 5ertil. arbeiters Council angelo
ren, boben bcibloIien, Den 8ertrag
nit Der ngleitenoen" 2obnifala ab-
tuifafien, welder befanntlih Dor
e:pa orei Sobren NIT Der 6abrifan.
ten-Niiociation abgeidloiien lpurbc.
Ter 9eld)lllB beoeiltet burd)ous niht,
foB Die Grbeiter es a,lf cinen Strife
anfomnlen laiien lpollen, CT beoeutet
oter, oaB man cine genoerlng ber
2obnrate unb 5meiiellos cine grb6-
buitg oes I~rbeitslobnes ipiinibt, 10
lpie bab bic 6abrifanten BEL ser ;selt.
itcllung Der Erobuftionsfoiten b6bere
2pbne IN 9etraht sieben iouen. a,if
Grlino oes iest beItebenoen Bertha
ses miiiien Die Sabrifanten iomo6l,
ME Der 3ertil. arbeirer.G Council cine
srpiinifte aenbcrung bes 9ertrageS
rcei Nonate pnrber anfiinoiaen. Ties
lit MN bon Dem Council getban NOR
ceh nto maj eriuartet, baB Die Gii-
ferel,5en innerbalb Der nGdtiten orei
Monate irieolid beigelcgt meroer,
i;nt 10 mebr, ba Die 5abrifanten ielbit
her Iniidt limo, bab tic bel cinem
re;en arrangement tad) ser 1eItitel.
lung Der Ereiie fiir ibre @aaren ben
arbeitern eiicn beiieren 2obn aublen
f%cl'ner. SbpobI piele bon ibnen cine
@efdronfuns Der Hroouftion bcfiir.
lportet baben, luiinihen iie ood nid)t,
raB oiele 9ei6rGnfinna biird) cincn
2obnltreit berbeigeiiibrt ,peroen jolt,
oa Dies iUuobl Die grbeitseber, mic
Die arbeiter idhuer id)aoiaen lpiiroc.
Gie 6abrifonten bebauptem ieoodl
fab Die arbeiter ourd Den alten Ser
trag itanbige 9eidditiaung ru,o ite-
t!ae 2obne erjieteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-22
Salts Seiudl in Wemarf.

Neparf, N..S., 81. Sebrltor. -
Herparf lit bereits feitlid geid)miidt
fir oen 9eiut bes Hrdiibenten Gait.
Der Wittuoh bier eintreffen miro.
Eie 8ebauoe limo nit 6loggen reid,
reforirt, ulto an 9roab- lrno Marfet.
Strabe iino cine Mn3abl Saulen err
rlftet poroel, Die, ourf @ilirlanoen
pcrbrnoen, mebrere Sriumpbbogen
bi!oen. Gle Ibiabrt hes GrGiioentell
bon Nep-yorf lit auf 4 llbr gfah.
mittagS ieItaciest, ilno Die Neiie nad)
Ncparf miro in einem Nutomobil 5ll-
rildgalegt werber. q Ger Er1iioeni
miro i'm Sauie oes' iriiberen 8ouper-
iieiirs 6ranf Wurpbp obiteisen, mo-
elF gnrpfons itattfinoen miro. I'm
& ubr finoet Damn has 9anfett Der
Sonoelsfammer i'm &riiger Iuoito-
rum ltatt, Dem TrGiioent Gait ais
CbrengaIt beipobnen ipiro. Ter ,2p.
ric.Glitb," Elm Iamendor, miro oas
S1noesoberboilpt nit einem Gboree-
lana begriiBPn. YIN Der gbrentaiel
freroen 5mdn5ia Gerionen pIacirt
reroer, ulo ser &a,iptrebner bes
@beitos miro ieIbitreoenb Sr. Gait
leirl. Die poli5eiliden Gorfebrungen
oir Siherbait oes ,Nrdiioenten iino
IN nmIaiienoiten MaBe getroiien.
nsNe mrs aasIass Dstsset q. Ha,ns. 4ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-22

Neld)sfonaler. 9lntruort lit iebod ililr
ouf Die redtsieitigen Gorteien be.
idrdnft. Ser &eit Der Gorteien siebt
Der MiBbiuierng Der 8ablredtS'
gntfoIiung bes Reihafon5lerS unpers
bobIellcn SlllsOrllf.
Nild) ocnl am Samltog oabillgcs
ldleoenen& Observation-Disclosures 0ro-
len StoIberg : @ernigerobe lueroen
lGngere Irtifel getpiomet, in oenen
1einem lan9jGbrigen @irfen poue
@ilrolaurg SIT 5bcil lpiro. Iac 9lat.
ter, obne llntcriGic0 Ser 6rottion, be,
oQilcrlt ,Stolbera's 500 mo 5ollen
ieiler ltreng iadlidlep porteiloIcn 0e.
Id)Qft9fiibrung poIC Nnerfenmnmg.
N dnber" il brnn in
@eimur..
Sn llellcn @cinlurer Softbeater
iino in 9eilein oe9 @roBbcr5ogSpoos
res Sbiucr'S .TGuber" gum critcn
Wtalc oufgefiibrt morben. Die Gor-
ltelllttg 3eiatc in ibrem Gerloui bob
oltd) in Dem nellen Wlllentempel nid)t
NIT oel Sraoitioncn gebro6ell iuer-
ben ioa, Die inn olten 9olt bitrdb Dic
3eit gebeiligt morOen iunren. 9rei.
bunbert Senenier Stuoenteu poren
5ll Ser GorItellnlQ aus Scr hubert
tGtsItaOt beriibcrgefomrlen. Sn Der
Scene, IN mcl6cr boa bcrilbnnte Hdlt.
berlieo g~eiungen miro, ert0nte Elm
oonnernoes .Silentilm" uno aus
b%reibulbert Stllocntenfcblen erflang
0oS .0uilbcomuS i9itnr".
Sem @roB6cr5og@poor pllroe bel
bieler @clegenbcit ieitens ser Wtrien.
iobne cine brouicnoc Spotion 5lt
Ibeil.
III II It erbIihc" mad 9erltn
eingeloOcn.
Gle bieiigc llnipcriitQt bot 81 ibrcr
I'M Sttober Itnttiin0enben Gentennars
Seler Die Wiitglie0cr Der fran5oIlld)en
Glfa0emic lin corpore" ein9eloben.
9is iest lit bon Den nlln'tcrbliden"
ollerbirgs ni6t a%n9coClltct iporoen,
OF iic bie g~inlobung annebmen uer.
ben, ober nlon ermnrtet, DOB iid) ne.
niditcn5 ciniQc bon ibnen SIT Den SSil-
bilGums- TeItlthfeittn ci1Tinocn lucr-
bcll.
q merifanid) DC II niperitd-
ten agen 9ctbeilts
1nIH9 5 II.
Slt Ser bebpritebenoen 9crlincr
StGbte6all.I ilSlteilitna boben nlcb-
rere on1crifoniid)e llniucriitGten lire
@etbeiliaung auqciogt. Sic 9ctb0ti-
gltltg bcS omcritoniid)en SntcreiieS
miro in bcl bieiiGen &erlpnltungS.
.rciien nit @efrieoiaung begriiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-22

bisber iorgfGltig urtb aeItattetc lire
gcIi6tlgurg MIR einigen %pertrautelt
Sreunoe1. Is lit ieoof befonnt &c.
porOen Dob Dos @erf bon elmer cr-
'tormli6en aiibnbeit lit ulb nid)t Der.
feblcn fam, cine Scnlotion 5t ere
gen.
llc6er Die 9eOciting ibrcr Grippe
befragt, crfldrte Die &iinitlerin &c.
tern Tben0: nMeine Sd)opiung lit
nidt ipmboliid). GS giebt mirflihc,
menid)lihe @omppre. @ir t%rcffen
b%ieieIben jeoen Gag I'M Gebcn. Hode.
teller uno Carnegie iitb Gompprc
oeS 6inon5iueienS; Foocrcmsfi lit Elm
Tomppr Der &lunlt, mic Soraiotc es
mar. Sebe Sroll, Die cincm Gon5crt
E~aoeremSfi'S beimobnt, iiiblt iid nod,
bcmielben poait6nbi9 erid)opft, ME
BON cincm @oluppr utSgciolgt. Ser
IN Der Sage oils n@lortbort" %bcfnnntc
fran3olilhe Sitter lnh Wori6oQ
@ines DC Nan, Der bingerid)tet lullrs
De, nadoem er 5l%peibunoert 6rollen
uno ainoer ab9eiflohtet botte, mar
elm Gamppr, ipie Der Son0oner Wfor-
Der ySad the Slipper. Tiele Sd)elts
iale mnren ieooh feline Berbre6er,
beru tic fol9tcn nltr ben Srieben III
rer perpcrieu Notllr. Snteueftucucn
Samppren ~begegneu mir I'M 9ei6Gft-
liden 2eben 3u Sunoerten", fubr Die
iugenolihe 9ilobauerin tort. Ser
gr0Btc oaer Gomppre lit jeoof Die
2iebc, mo oieien @eoanfcn babe i6
in meiner @rilppe 10 rcoliltiid) allS-
9eoriidt, ais mir m0glif luor. Sd
babe periudt, Den Dem Manne inne.
lp%obnenoen Srieb 81 ihiloern, Dem
BON ibm geliebten @eicn Sdnlcr5 5l
bereiten, Die @ilobeit unb 2eioen-
idJdft ieineS 2iebeS buriteS nnb Die
Singebung Der iSrolt, Die ibrcr 2ie6e
Iaes opfert uno III mabnlinnigem
@nt5iifen ibren lebten @lutStropien
bingiebt."
8enerol @ooIforb in ga
ris.
Yari& 81. Sebruor. - Bcncrol
Stcmart g. Moolforo 1T nit ieiner
Satin bon elmer Nutomobilfubrt
burh bas Hbeintbol bier eingctrpifen.
Ger General miro pom Yr0Iioenten
6oliereS empfan9en peroen mo ibnl
Die S%llbion- Slilton.MeooilI iibcrrei.
deL bod lit Der Sog ooiiir mod nid)t
beItimntt.
Sr. CHARLES u. Snirbonf5 triiit
NIT leiner Satin mprgen bier Gin.
9otihofter Bacon bat cine Heibc bon
9o1fcttell o%rrongirt, olli Oencn Der
@uit bebeutcnoe Mdnner Sronfreid'&
felnen lerl1en miro.
Sr.,&neger'S Scfiubcn, 81.
@ien q. Sebriinr. - Iint Sciin-
ben oeS oui Den Sob Onr1ieoer lie
genoeu 9iirgcrmeiiters Or. anrl 2uc.
ger boben Die gcr5te nieber cine
lcifte 9eiierlns conitotirt. SSeopt)
lit ober bon elmer Soifn,ng oui Sc
nellng porlGufig feline Neoe unb Die
o%orbonbene 9eiorgniB I'M hoS 2cbcll
oeS Eotienten feinesmegs geboben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-22
Mnd| cine Mns3eidlnuuo.

Sbaron, go, 81. Uebrmar.-gei
ether bier I'M 9nbl-9 oipitaI at eii,ent
ee'piiien Gbfpin @ob pollSosenen Mp
penoieitis- Operation. ipeldc Die Tot.
toren S'grien Meeo lno aenneop
ausIiibrten, ite[te es iid) bernls, bab
oas beransaeihnittene @ebiIoe Z 3oIl
lang fuor ooer ldnger ais ireenb cin
bisber ourdl operatipem Ginsriff emf.
fcrntes. '.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-22
rSnphnsiWlnrn entlaHen.
g9or orei Sohrelang I'M Soipital.-
Soil cine mo6rc Srutitdtte fiir
S~ypbusfeimc mo cine 8efabr
fir oaS Eublifum ieiu.

Ncm Dorf. q. Sebruor. -
,Sppbu5s Worp." ocren pirflifcr
Some auf Griud)eA Der Rem .Dorfer
@eiWubbeit& 1tporoc qebeim geboltell
miro, lit mieOcr III Sreibeit, nahoenl
iie ii6 ioit orci Sabre lang i'm itGo-
tiiden Soipitnl o~ui9ebaltcn botte,
bo iie nod glniiht Der aer5te ein L.
bcnbcS @ciGB iiir Sppbusfeime mo
cine @eiobr iiir bic ofie1tlidc 8e'
~iunobeit lit. Sic lit cine aD6iu ulO
IN bieier Gigenifaft Deionoers ge'
f1brlidl, peil lie Die Gronfbeitsfeime
iibertrogen fam. @ber NIT benz Ser.
iprehcn, boB lie nidt mebr fod)t, bat
8eiunoheitS Gommiiidr 2eberle be.
FAINT gegeben, baB Morp entlaliell
lei.
Ger SAT- itebt eiii5ie in ieiner grt
IN Der mebijinii6en @ifeniGoit 90.
Nadbem in Sanilien, fiir mclhe oie
Sroll aDdin mar, Der Sppbus Dor.
gefommcn ipor, itenten Die 9ebor-
ben cine l(nteriudpung oil, oic oa5,l
fiibrte, ouB Die Srau nltf Die Sbeo-
RE bin feiigebolten murbe, ooB lie
elm lponOeInoes REPRESENTATIVES,
poir lei, barnoiS fir it'd ielblt, aber
gcfGbrlih fir onoere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-22
8lm9e Grauem

balten INNER cine 0laide Or. @if).
ter's
PAIN EXPELLER
i'm SanIe. Gin 3u~perIdiiiges Gin.
rcibemittel Bel a1en rbeumntiideu
Shmer3en, grfdltunsen, @eritau-
diingen uim. 20 uno SOC. in Ipo.
tbefci. Nur edit init Mnfer.
8. M6. Midter e So.
(anS AutslItabf, x4Hsineeu)
215 &earf etrSt, Rev gess.
Ill ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-22

lin zine Griartsns In etnem Gag Az luriren
re1ntt 2nxnttue 0rpms EuiniHe SnbIets. Npus
fbeter gebet odS Sch 3urfid, tpenn fe ni6t
tirtren. q. q. 0rsre'S tinterfHrift auf ie6er
sUa@iel. 200. (RoS9iEL61Rfe)
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-01

Jenkins. Brown and VandLaDdingham
outfielders.
There is much interest in Fort Pierce
in the ball games and it Is likely that a
largt crowd will accompany the clab on
the trip.
The following is the program of the
days events;
Speaking 0 a. 10. in the City Park !.
Mayor Geo. w. Potter-Address of
Welcome.
a. L. Bussey, Esq. American lnde-
pendence.. aH
A Up. Anthony--Our Back Country.
II. b. MISUNDERSTANDING and
County Improvement 70
Races 1880 am.
lOO-Yard Dash. free for all, first prize
$500, second $500.
Potato Race, free for Sll, first prize
$500; second $500,
50-Yard Sack Race, free for all nrsI
prize $500; second, $500.
5O-Yard 3-Legged Race, free for all
first prize $500; second, s5.Oc'
lOo.Yard Dash, boys under 10, lrst
o,ize $500 second, $500.
s.I.egged Race, boys under y, nrs'
prize ga. 90; second s2.Oo'
Dinner 1880 q NJ.
Baseball ] p. M.
Fort Pierce vs.. Miami lot pprse =
s-TI West Palm Beach vs.. winner OF ilrss
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Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-01
West palm Beach to Celebrate.

West Palm Beach will have grand
celebration of the Fourth of July Mon
day next. Her doors will be thrown
wide open te visitors and tits expected
that large crowd will attene all the
way from Fort Pierce on the North to
Cocoanut Grove at the South, to help
celebrate the anniversary Of ournation's
independence.
Following the lead OF Pther towns
and cities throughout the United states
the committee in charge have endeay-
ored in,makinc out their programme
for the days amusement TO- make tne
celebration '.safe and sane" ana 70
eliminate all those features that were
in any way dangerous,
d This features of the day. will oe Two
hall games in the afternoon. The mrs.
game win be between Fort Pierce ana
Miami. for purse Of $3.50. The wln- wan,
,,ar ! : Il tbis event viii immediately play
the west Palm Beach club for a purse
- s5o The Fort Pierce club is there,
fors-prepartnr 70 pfayboth games ana :,
,ba nlayecs are now working hard 70 os
nrepared to win both events.
The Fore Pierceta Will be PacAsu '''
from the following players issrsf
and Moore. catcbers; Moore ana Ds.
~ ni,chers Mart, first base Whson
and Everndeu, second bass fapl.sss' s.''''.
ipgham. third base honcn' 73o' = 3 g
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-01
The Next Florida Legislature.


and many consider it the ablest aggre-
cation that ever made laws for this
grand and growing commonwealth,
says the Jacksonville Metropolis.
There is much interest aroused as
to the presidency OF the Senate aud the
speakership of the House, several most
capable Democrats being suggested
For the presiding office of the Senate
there are Charles Il. Davis, OF Madison,
James w. Perkins, of Deland, which,
in case of deadlock may mean a.
"dark horse" which according to pol
iticians may go to s. j. Hildurn of Pa
latka.
For speakership of the house, T.
Albert Jennings, OF Pensacola, seems
to be the fayorite, yet strong pressure
is being brought to bear in behalf of
Thomas F, West, Of Milton; r. B.
Bullock of Ocala; John w. Watson, OF
Miami, and Peter T. Knight, of Key
West.
Following is list of Senators and
Representatives who will compose the
next legislature
SENATE.
District No. j. II. B. Miller, Milli-
gan.
District No. 2-John P. Stokes, PEN
sacola,
District No. 3.-Wm. w. Flournoy,
DeFuniak Springs.
District No. Al. Ned Wilson, ,Sneads.
District No. 5-R. F. Hosford, Hos.
ford.
District No. 6-James F., Broome,
Quincy
District No, I'd Il, Sloan, Lake
lond.
District No s--John w. Henderson,
Tallahassee. ,.
District No. S-Georgs W, Dayton,
Dade City, ut.u f5.al .s, ,e,e
District No. 1O-Charles E. Davis,
Madison, . .st,Uy .}.,,p
District No. lid. c, McMullen,
'Tumpa., ob b. i us.t ttts
District No. 12vCa T, rCulpepper,
Perry.
District No lSAF. NJ. hudson,
Miami. n.,-
District No. l4-F. P, Cone, Lake
City. Fsl
District No. I5-A. q. Adkins, Starke
District No. 16--J, E. Calkins, Fer
nandina.
District No. II j. B. johnson, Live
Oak. n 4N' 4S
District No. ls-John c. L'Engle,
Jacksonville.
District No. I'D. G. Massey, Or
lando.
District No. zoe. L. Carney, Ocala.
District No. 2l-J. A. Williams, Ce-
dar Key.
District No. 22-D. =. Finlayson,
District No. 23-I. N. withers, Lady
Lake.
District No. paw. Il. Malone, Jr.,
Key West.
District No. do Duell Cook, ChipIey.
District No. 26-S. J. Hillburn, Pa.
Iatka.
District No. 27 Jos, H. Humphries,
District No. 2s-James w. Perkins,
DeLand.
District No. 29-Willlam E. Baker.
District No. 30 w. H, 4. Mcleod,
Jasper.
District No. 4l-Lewis W, zim, St.
Augustine.
District No. ss-H. H. Mccre.ry.
Gainesville. fo8
HOUSE. s2 M
Alachua-rW. w. Colson, f. H. Ellis.
Baker--J. ]. Combs bi4a
Bradford--E. s. Matthews, L. d.
Wall. u
Brevard- r. B. Stewart.
Calhoun A. j. Mcclellan.
Citrus--G. w. Sckofield.
Clay-J. S. Smith.
Columbia. J. Brown. L. w. A.
Rivers.
Dade-John w. Watson.
DeSoto-J. Fl. Brown.
Duyal F. b. Chase, J, T. Butler.
Escambia II. A, Jennings, j T. Har-
'er,
Franklin G. H. B. Floyd.
Gadsden-J. L. Sheppard, r. A.
tray.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-07-01

From station to be built ip Miami
the drainage work in the Everglades
will have communication with the head
Office in that city by wireless. IT'S a
pity the State could not construct a
roadbed out Of the soil from the canals,
but we guess there are some objections
by deeply interested parties.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-30
4 Surprise Party.

An informal affair enjoyed by
some of the pupils of the High
School was the surprise party given
Miss Jessie Melton Thursday even
ing after the basket ball game be-
tween Albany and Dawson. There
were about thirty guests present,
Informal games were played. Miss
Melton has an attractive man
ner that makes her a charming
young hostess, and although the af-
fair was a surprise to her she prov
ed equal to the occasion and made
the evening a thoroughly enjoyable
one for her guests.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-11-30
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depression, Uric poisoning causes
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crick in the back, gravel and kidney
stones. The proper treatment is a
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