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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-30
EI Se1Or JOviIlO de
la Tore felicia
en- "Carta alberta 1. Ma Cores
pOndGnCia'

NLd OF ue la GaGfla9, y QalnOS pc"
ella las gracias;
Sefor Director Gle <I4a Correspon-
dencia de Puerto Rico1.
San Juan.
SAnoche lei ell numero de xLa Co
rrcspondencia~ que usted dedica q re-
cordar ell % de Julio, quinto aniversa-
rio de la entrada de los americanos en-
nuestra pobre patria. Debo felicitar-
10 por ello asf entiendo que Sc cumple
con los deberes del buen periodista Y
del buen puertorriqueno, diciendo la
verdad, hacienda la luz sin descender
al lodazal inmundo. Este 25 de Julio
de 1903 debio ser fecha gloriosa de
immense jGbilo para los puertorrique-
nos, y mas gloriosa para ell gran pue-
bio de Washington; pcro ha resultado
fecha de lagrimas para los puertorri-
quenos v de pesares para los america
nos fntegros, como 10 ha demostrado
ell sefIor Obispo, Monsenor Blenk.>
SNo es hora de recriminaciones, es
bora de las grandes reparaciones; V
puertorriquenos y americanos honra-
dos debemos empenarnos en- enmendar
los yerros cometidos y los ultrajes in
feridos q la infelfz Boriaauen, herida
por sus malos hijos herida por los
eXtraflos3.
~Termino estos p6rrafos reiterando-
le mi congratulacion, 4 10 que lie soy
deudor como puertorriqueho@.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-30

4n LA PROTECToRA yiCTO-
n (l1RIA.' La 1nica "servsleta dc
U hygiene manufacturada Min
---1 guna fricci6n, ninguna ropa
II n T1l ensueiada, ninsuna molestia
ga lt7,l DE comodo use Recomendada
III III por miles SENORAS Y MEDI
wv N cos: Sc necesitan AGENTEs
&@ Muestras y particulares Sl-0o
orc Americana Cat4logo ilus;rado de ofroa
artfculos GRATIS. Toda correspondence
en- castellano. Dirigirse 4 NATION NO
VELTY CO, West ~ Street New York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-30
En- dOndG GSta la madre del COrderO
en- Ell aSuntO de Ia Suppression de escueIaS
Hacienda economics en- SuedOS de empeadOs inspection gatOs
de COnf0GnCidS, etc, Sc puede enCOnrar Suna bas
tante para cubrir pret0ndidO deficit sin VOtar nue.
VOS Cr6dtOS

AACRA Sc COMPRENDERA POR QUE Ell RE-
GLAMENTO DEL RAMO PROHIBE LOS MAES-
TROS SMURMURAR CON LOS VECINOS> DE LA
~POLITICA> DEL DEPARTAMENTO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-30

Recaudado por contribucio-
mes de ejercicios atrasados
de los amos de 1898 1899,
1899 & 1900 y 1900 q 1901
durante los 10 meses de
dicho afo o................s..... S4702-24
Recaudado por contribuciones
del ejercicio de 1901 q 1902
durante doce meses. ......... S2O96- IS
Recaudado por contribuciones
del ejercicio de 1902 a1903
durante 10 meses de dicho
aflO ............ ............. lO3S8-l6
Total por contribuciones Sl7, 186-78
Vendidos en- sellos de Rentas
Internas durante los doce
meses de dicho aIo ....... S3O95-37
Total general $50, ,282-15
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-30
ReGduddCi6n de RantaS InternaS
en- lareS.

Durante el ano economico que empez6
ell 10. de Julio de 1902 termin6
el 80 de JUNO de 1903 recaud6se
en- Lares por aquel concepto 10
que sigue:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-30

En- esta irnpren "a Sc vende papel de
oerodico viejo a $2-40 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-30

Temperature maxiaa SEQ
ID minima 10.
Lluvia is
Media normal de lluyia ls
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-30
Intinerario dc la linea HaVre-Bordeaux Haiti
RETORNO
VENIDA

Preclos de Posoles
DE SAN JUAN PR, AL HAvRE Y YICE-YERSA:
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06
Dewey Sparkllngs.

Miss Florence Emery entertained her
Sabbath school class Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Gaddis an famil,
spent Monday visiting Mr.. II Gaddis.
James Bouldin has left Deweytowu.
Miss Florence Key has returned to
Emery 5 aftor visit 10 Lamar.
Some OF the Deweyites spent delight
ful evening iThnrsday with the Aliases
Bessie. living miles cast.
Harry Pringle returned from Webb
Sunday aud Bland Pugh his nephew
came with him.
Mrs. Reploglo spent Saturday visiting
with her mother in Jasper.
Miss Martha Hadl,y aud Ella and
Bertha Allison spont sunday visiting
Mahe Jones.
Miss Weeks and Miss Tanner OF Car.
thage spent Monday with Misses Emery
Mr.. G. W. Campbell is building nu
addition to bis house.
Mr.. Will Woods has new hand whC
will work for his board FOR number ol
years.
CHS. Kincaid is working lor Mr.
Gaddis.
Grandmother Greenwood WAS seer
wandering along Sunday not know inl
exactly where she WAS going.
Mr. Campbell gave an icecream supper
Saturday night and all report goOc
JIIuU. lt.vsO f.-v---t -- M-t.t.. I...,~a.
Eta aud Bertha Allison, Maui
Matthews, Myrtle and Bertio Richie
and Orville Guh.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06
A FAREWELL PARTY.
Mr.. And Mrs. Frank King Aud Son
0lveu A Reception.

A reception was given Friday night at
the home of Will Cline in honor Of Mr.
Frank King aud family who loft for
California Monday. The tables were
beautifully decorated with ilOwors.
Cape Jassamine prrdominating and the
cakes and fruits and candies were fine
but the cream Furnished by Briles Of
Carthage was not to he excellel. The
music furnished by the Glee Club aud
the comets Of the Matthews brothers
and King and accompaniment by Miss
Bertha Thompson was enjoyed
immensely.
Those present: Mr. Will Ale and wife,
Mr. Stith, MIR Matthews, Mr. Thompson.
Mr. Rile King, Mr. Frank King aud their
families aud Misses Maud and Grace
Howard. After wishing Mr.. King and
family happiness aud prosperity in the .
new home the company said Good
night"
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06
Doe, 4 Paw to Seed orouna reeeY

Now there is DO use 10 tell the farmer |
that II Is the greatest thing on earth to
grind bis feed for bis stock, when hs
knows IL and has found 1t out many
years ago that it saves about So per
cent OF his feed or in other words he can
feed one fourth more stock on the SAME
feed ground than he can IL not ground.
There Is one point about our new
corn mill we wish ~ cali your attention
10 and that is, you get just what you
bring, when you pick an extra lot Of
corn to have ground you go some places
aud they trade with you give you some
just AS good, this we do not do. we give
you just exactly what you bring You
can bring II wagon load of corn throw
! in our shelter, after you Unload
you oan 90 to the cob pile take your
cotbs, and by the time you get your
cobbs loaded your stuff is ground. Now
what more could you want, c, me and
give US . trial and If our work dOesn I
,uit you it wont cost you cant. Ne
want TO work up good business ~
grinding rs we know there is money in
it and that is what we are after. We
will exchange with you or We will buy
your wheat aud sell your -four at the
Wholesale price. Now remember We
are not Just saying this just to get your
here, but are absolutely doing it. We
are selling wheat chop aud corn chop at
absolutely Wholesale prices. The -four
and feed trade is coming our way.
Wh!f because we are selling cheaper
than any one else. We don't a. you to
take our word for this but come and
he convinced 70. yourself.
Rumember ws have the best Stock
food on the market and we will sell this
absolutely at cost for the next 30 days
just to let you soc what it is and get
you to try. Our guarantee goes with il,
II it doesn't suit you and doesn't do
what We say il viii, bring It back and
get your money.
Remember We are the hay men and
will always pay you tho highest price
for hay
Remember we arc the people that pap
the highest price for wheat.
Remember wa ARE the flax seed pco-
pie Of the country aud are always in the
market. II the price doesn't suit ;ou,
bring it in We will store it for thirty days
tree Of charge that cerainly is fair
Remember Ne always 5iye you u
square dealing,
Yours for fair dealing
j. =. LEIss GRAIN co.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06
1T CONES TO CARTHAGE.
Bio CERTAIN BAPTIST CONFER.
ENcE THERE NEXT nay.
Contract Signed And Matters Settled
For The Big Gathering Last
Friday.

II Is now sottlod fact that the big
Dunkard, or German Baptist, conference
will be helu at Carthage next year.
The matter was settled last Frilay at a
mesiing Of representatives of the church
aud The Commercial club of Car hage.
Elders George Barnhart and g. Holder
man aud Robl, +. Bowman constitutes
the committee on arrangements and
tIey have already began their herculcan
task Of preparing for the big gathering.
These gatherings bring together from
10000 to 10000 representatives from that
church and on account Of the worlds
fair at 81. Louis the railroad are count.
ing on at least that many Text year. Ia
order 10 secure the conference Carthage
catered into contract TO furdish the
Chs sutauqua grounds froc, lighted and
policed; three enormous tents for dining
hall, kitchen and lunch rooms; % tables
80 feet long and sufficient seats for them
loo dozen plates; % dozen cups and
saucers: 10 dozen each Uf small fruit
dishes, vegetable dishes, platters, soup
dishes, cream pitchers, pepper boxes,
table spoons, cutf,e pots and washpans;
a. dozen teaspoons, dozen kettle
sIoons, two dozen buckets, and g sets Of
carving knives and forks; free water for
drinking, cooking and toilet purposes,
Seyenty-fiye or more sleeping tents 10
by u feet must als1 be furnished,
supplied with sufficient straw.
The many German Baptist Of this
vicinity are rejoicing IN the fact that tn
conference will come TO Southwest
Missouri thus giving all an opportunity
toattend the largest and most important
gathering Of their church. The con
ference will bo held between the 18TH
hnl Both OF May.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06
A Lawn Picnic.

A crowd of jasper young people
Ilanned picnic at Butts Grove last
Friday afternoon but owing TO the
inclemency OF tho weather held their
picnic at the homo of Mrs McMahnn.
Lunch was served on the lawn. about I
O'Clock and the evening WAS spent in
games and couvcr ntion. Tho invited
guests were Misses Carrie and Alberta
Gathers, frick, Dodd, Stella and Bette
Larrict, Daisy carp Of Lamar and Mabel
carp OF Wichita Kansas, Kate and
Valley McMahan and Messrs Howard
aud Vernon Matthews, Busby, Spencer,
Dodd, Sluter, Kincaid aud Whitemore,
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06
Sheridan.

Six girls enjoyed "a hay ride to Lam
kins woods last Friday whore they held
an oil day picnic. Magazines, books
cushions aud three times more lunch
all else completed their idea Of necceSs-
aries, aud a good time? Well! The party
was made up Of Misses; Florence Emery
Clara Wood, Mabel Jones, Iona aud
Ethel Riddle and Ethel Robson.
Misses Ethel Riddle and Ethel Robi-
son and Mr.. Basil Squires spont very
pleasant evening a. FurruW Bosses
last Thursday.
Mir. Reid cut his foot with scythe
the other day 80 badly that he IA unable
to he about,
Miss Elsie Kaufman has . cousin
visiting her this week
Earnest Griffin and Charley Wample
have taken thier fathers farm for th'
coming year. That's the way with tn
rising generation, aud pa goes way bac'
and sits down.
Clarence Robson ia spending tn
week in Carthage,
Link aud Oscar Fasken have anothe
three days task of hauling hogs to mark
ct.
Tom Crow spent Sunday with Earr
est Griffin.
1t is reported there is to DO wcddin
in the Dewey neighborhood this montt
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06
TEMPERANCE COLUMN
Conductsd by the ". O. 4. q.

The W. G.. 4. U. Of Missouri are rnis-
log money to put upa fountain at 81
Louis Fair aud the donations aro want |
ed immediately. ANY oue who Lelievrs
in "Cup Of cold water" will kinGl!
give contribution TO any member ui
tho Jasper Union this week. jasper dont
want To be left out and as yet is one Of
the towns which has s"nt nothing.
Mrs. Neur will receive the tunas nnd
forward them. Don't delay.
Tho union also must elect representa-
tives for the District and County con.
ventions,
All those receiving postal cards ask
| ing for names for some anti toOaccu law
pleuse don't answer. The W. Z. L, U.
don't work through any chain letters or
cards aud be sure tho chain is broken
when it reaches you,
Every member is requested to be pre-
sent at the meeting this week as imlor'
tant business is on hand.
Don't get discouraged il you are told
prohition don't prohibit in Kansas. ln
the first place Laws against stealing
don't prohibit theft. Laws against
murder don't prohibit killing and laws
against selling whiskey in Kansas don I
prohibit Missourians from sending the
stuff into Kansas. was told whilo
was in Kansas that Missouri was to
blame for Prohibition not prohibiting
better 10 Kansas. A cartoon IN Kan
sas ppper represented Missouri by
; barn infested with rats aud Kansas nu
) adjoining barn which was fighting th
Missouri rats by putting out traps
Now the best thing for US to do is t
kill our own rats and it will help lonl
way for Prohibition 70 prohibit in Kan
= sas.
d NJ. S. MATTHEWS
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06

Tho W CTU will have the following
program at their meeting Friday Aug z
at o'clock at the home OF Mrs Houck
topic. "Drink habit among women "
pgnod by Mrs Matthews followed
by Mrs Oray and Mrs Houck. Du"tt by
Misses Neva and Minnie Houok. Paper
by Mrs Cline, close with song aud
be. .ediction,
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06
Old Suldlers And Others.

All old soldiers, or any other persons
who intend to attend the Baxter Springs
reunion during the week. k.beginning Aug
81, are requested to leave word with w.
4. Roop on or before next Saturday,
Aug, s so that tents may be procured
for all who go,
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06
For Using Ihe Paint.

D.J Allen of Carytown was yesterday
fined 81 aud costs by Justice Barton for
for using ths red paint on the town OF
Carytown Saturday night. The specific
charge wss disturbing the peace OF the
neighborhood. Press.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06

Goa, Cook the popular farmer living
in tho Zion neighboihood expects to
move TO Carthage in September where
his son will attend school ard study
music,
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06

The friends OF Rev. Perry +. Pierce
former pastor Of the NJ L Church otthis
city will be pleased TO learn that a
ilattoripg pastoraio has been tepdered
him in Idaho. Mr.. Pierce will probably
not accept it however.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06
The New neat Market,

We are now open for business in the
second room north Of Hi Heudrick' 5
store, with nice line,oi!Fresh and Salt
Meats. We have MOE, clean place aud
will be glad to have you call aud see u'
when in pecd Of anything in our line
Very Respectfully,
HITE & KING.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06

Mrs Frank Eltiug of Oklahoma viii
arrive at the home OF her parents Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Herdm'n FRIDAY even
ing to remain for few weeks visiting.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06

The Holiness Camp meeting will to
opened at Chatsuqua Park Carthage
August 9th to continue in meeting
until August 10th.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06
ooaaenough aooaeaoush a0Oasn. uEt

We have Just received u new SUPPLY OF
this famous plow. Although the
ground is hard aud tough the fam r.
tell us it turns il goodenough. We had
10 turn oil some customers the last week
for We could not got the plow, but now
We are prepared to supply your wants
The plow is alright, the price is alright
Get right into your wagon come straight
to Jasper and got the beat plow for the
money that is made you will always say
you dope the proper thing at the right
time. And that will be Goodeuough.
Your Humble servants.
WEBB Bios
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06

Ths regular Sunday morning preach
ing servicpa will be held at the NJ f
Church Sunday at liza IN. No preaching
ut night.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06

LotA Veatch has returned after two
weeks visit in Webb City.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06

James Kincaid spent q few days visit
ing friends in Ashury.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06

Mrs. C. l.. Spald visited friends il
Alba Thursday.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06
$4,000 Given Away in Premiums and Purses

To the couple married greatest
number OF years David Roach
gives choice Of any Lamp in the
store at time of award.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06

MsJ \ voAteh shopped in Carthage
this week.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06

Overalls and Jackets at
Jasper Racket Store,
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06

Mrs, Jacob Frick and daughter Ada
are visiting iriepds ip Mouett,
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06

Mr., and Mrs. J. P I~iiss have been o.
the sick list,
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06

Oldest Man on grounds will re.
ceiye one. half dozen Photographs
free of charge by Is l. Van Hoose,
Frank Edel will give AN East
man Kodak, value Five dollars for
best specimen darning on hose and
best specimen button holes by
Miss under Is yrs.
G a Steward will one.half dozen
Platinum Prints value s5 for best
specimen hemstitching by Miss
under Ii yrs.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06

For Fine Farai, are z, &c. Q EcSle
Jasper Nc, S'u
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06

NJ. S. MATTHEWS.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06
Notice.

All PARTIES eudebted to me are re-
oues,ed to call Opd settle OF oace'
ts Mrs. 7. J, SIMPSON.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-06

in tho Zion neighpoihood expects 10
move TO Carthage in September where
his son will attend school ard study
music.
Mrs Frank Eltiug of Oklahoma viii |
arrive at the home OF her parents Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Herdmen FRIDAY even
ing to remain for u few weeks visiting
The Holiness Camp meeting will le
opened at ChAtauqua Park Carthage
August 9th to continue in mee1ing
until August 10th.
Ths regular Sunday morning preAeh-
ing servicca will be held at the NJ r
Church Sunday at liza IN. No preaching
ut night. -
James Kincaid spent q few days visit
ing friends in Ashury.
Mrs. c, l.. Spaid visited friends in
Alba Thursday.
llotA NeNtcn paA ISNV'"NN "ASN' y ""
weeks visit in Webb City.
MrsJ 4 VeAteh shopped in Carthage
this Weeh, -
Mr., and Mp. P. I'iss have been o.
the sick list,
--a--- -H-s
Mrs. Jacob Frick and daughter Adi
ore visiting itiepds 10 Mouett'
Notice.
All parties eudebted to me are re
ou,sted TO call eud settle OF oace.
tsi Mrs. 7. j, SrdrsoS.
For Fine Faraisare - toG. Z EeSl'
Jasper Nc, ~"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1903-05-01
FROM TALLAHASSEE.
Senator Mallory elected with Only
One Dissenting Vote.

Tallahassee, April 2s.--The re.elec.
tion of Senator Stephen r. Mallory
as United States senator was done
quietly and without any protest, or
bitter fractional fight, on the 2lst Of
April. There was Lut one dissenting
vote MIR. Ware, the repr, NATIVE
from Washington county, the lone
Republican in the Florida Legislature,
nominated j. n, Coombs of Apalachi-
cola and voted for him. MIR. Ware
could not receive even a second" to
his mot iOn--bu he cast his vote for
Coombs just the same.
The election of Mallory was in
striking contrast to previous elections
of United States senators. In the
past the Legislature has consumed
hours, days and weeks of more or less
valuable time in taking ballots, eau.
cusing and quarreling over the cleo.
tion of a senator and half the Legis.
la ture, about 10 years ago, ran away
to Georgia in the nighttime to break
a quorum and prevent the election OF
a senator.
The people are heavy gamers by
the new order of things; but the men,
bers of the third house" claim that
the primary principle has ruined their
business.
joint resolution 10 now pending
proposing an anne ndment to the con.
stitution, and providing as follows:
"The regular sessions of the Legisla.
ture shall be held quadrennially, com.
mencing on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in April, 1905, and
OH the corresponding day of every
fourth year thereafter, but the Gov.
ernor may convene the same in extra
session by his proclamation. Regular
se ssions of the Legislature may ex.
tend to sixty days, but no special ses.
sion convened by the Governor shall
exceed thirty days"
A bill has passed the house appro'
prlating 5000 for the compilation of
a history of Florida.
The Legislature 10 after Judge
Swayne's scalp, and bill will proba.
bly, be passed asking for his impeach.
ment. He is charged with being cor.
rupt, incompetent and dishonest.
Representative Abrams bill, pro.
viding that railroad property be as.
sessed by the Railroad Commission,
passed the House on Friday
The House has passed the Senate
concurrent resolution providing for
the appointment of committee com.
posed of three lawyers on the part of
the Senate and Eve on the part of the
House, TO examine the compiling of a
re vision of the laws by Col. G. F.
Akers of Orlando. This Is an excel.
lent compilation Of the laws Of the
state. 1t was printed and bound at
the Office of E. o. Painter q Co. In
DeLand. .5...-l..us -
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1903-05-01
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications a they cannot reach The
one way TO cure deafness and that 10 BY con.
stitltionai remedies. Deafness 10 cansed by
an inflamed condition OF the mucous lining OF
ff you have q rS rnblinE sound or imper-
feet hearing, sud when IL 10 entirely ,cl0eed,
Deafness IL the result, and unlees the lnfam-
nation can BE- taken out and this tube 70.
Destroyed forever, nine cases out OF ten are
caused by Catarrh, which 10 nothing but sn
Unframed condition Of the mucous services.
case Of Deafness (caused BY cAtarrhl thatcanc
not r. SYred ky Halls cstarTh Cure. Send
~ ]. j. SHltHy : CO., rcasdo, Q.
sfss 81 s SsHil5i s b & 4 ~ ~.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1903-05-01
Total appropriations

Aotdi dPpIoPi idltolls ''''' .@loVVU
The budget calls for the expendi.
ture of about 50, 900 more next year
than this year. Oh the $4,000 appro.
priated, the city water plant pays
$500 to $4,000.
w. A. Allen & Co. 3 bid of s27 for
three registering clocks for use of
night Waterman was accepted. The
contractors agree to care for the
clocks two years after installation.
c. O'Neill was granted the contract
for building a drain from the corner
of Rich avenue and Pine street to
Church street.
Councilman Powe was appointed
committee of one to arrange for the
printing of the ballots, and D. L.
Wickham was select ted to arrange the
booths for the election.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1903-05-01

satssiSg sJsITfs Niws Sst4f.
IS3a 9, 90 per yesrts
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1903-05-01
Meeting Of Rx .COnfederates.

It is hoped and believed that the
call for meeting here of the ex.Con'
federates, on Monday next, will be
we'll attended. It 10 too early yet to
hold out the usual inducements OF
some 6ne speaking and a good dinner
We hope. these may come after
awhile. For the present then, let the
old soldiers be moved by a patriotic
desire to set on foot and keep contin.
ually In motion an organization which
shall, In every sense of the word, keep
brightly burning the feeling of old
comradeship, one which In the piping
times Of peace ,seeks social and char
itabis intertnnfse WIN each other,
rather than the sterner duties of the
bat ne nsid EteTen o'clock Am. In tie
coart th~aiur .ptplscs
2 s&1aefiSe III IN NfWt tbef&e
tefS = el.0O per yearfS
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1903-05-01
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Special Meeting
City Council

A SPECIAL meeting of the coun.
IA Gil was held Monday afternoon,
for the purpose of arranging budget,
etc. The salary of the city engineer
for the ensuing year was raised SIS
per month, and the salary of the mar.
shal was reased IS per month. The