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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-09
1Tafica IL Assessment - .

- exLension 81. -
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-30
Counties in GEORGIA
May Increase to IA
Cronnartie Bill Adopted by the House BY
Large Majority---South Georgia to
Be Benefited by Change.

Georgia will have eight new
counties-that is if the senate
confirms a bill to this effect pass
ed by the house at Wednesdays
session, and the people of the
state then ratify the action of
both houses.
The bill introduced by Mr..
Cromartie, of Apling, asking for
the creation of thirteen new
counties, making $50 in all,
which had been made special
order, was the only one brought
up for a third reading before the
house at Wednesdays session, it
taking up almost the entire ses-
sion.
This bill provides that COM
mittee composed of one member
from each congressional district,
with the governor as ex-of6cio
chairman, shall have charge of
the matter creating the new
counties. The districts where
these changes are to be made are
in sections around Winder, Villa
RIGA, Haze1hurst, Triton, Ash
burn, Cordele and Millen, and
the report of the house for en-
dorsement, it containing certain
recommendations for the divid.
ing of the counties in those dis
tricts.
SLATON ADDS AMENDMENT.
When the bill was read to the
house, it resolved itself into a
committee of the whole to pass
on it, Mr.. Grice, of Pulaski, be-
ing made chairman.
There was some discussion
evoked when Mr.. Slaton intro
duced an amendment, substitute
ing the figures 145 for $50, thus
limiling the new counties to eight
instead of to thirteen, as the
original bill called for.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-30
Pure Drinking Water.

Everybody is interested in
pure drinking water. It is not
only esteential to health, but de-
sirab1e for more reasons than
one.
Some days ago, somehow a
rumor got started to the effect
that boy, climbing to the top
of the standpipe at the water
works in this city, had discover
ed several birds floating on the
water.
Like all we'll regulated rumors,
the number of birds grew from
several to several dozen, some
body said 40, soon the rumorer
said 40, until finally the limit of
700 was reached. Then some
body with a calculating turn of
mind figured out that it would
be a physical impossibi1ity to
count 700 birds floating on the
surface Iof the water, and an in
vestigation followed.
Superintendent Stever elm bed
to the top of the standpipe,
where he found the cover intact.
The investigation did not stop
here. The standpipe was emp
tied, and the editor of the Enter
prise invited to view the inter-
ior.
We arrived on the scene as the
last few inches of water flowed
from the large iron cylinder, pure
as the purest spring water, with
out the slightest foreign matter,
except a single pine board that
had fallen from the roof, such a
board as is used in curbing the
surface wells in this country.
While the tank was empty, the
Superintendent had the small
amount of iron corrosion swept
through the outlet and the stand
pipe is as clean as a new water
pail.
Fitzgera1d's water is as pure
as a mountain spring.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-30
Port Arthur Forts
Taken by Japanese
Three Redoubts Captured After an All Day
Fight Last Sunday---Russians Fell
Back, Leaving Artillery.

Toxic, June 29.-It is unoffic-
tally announced that the Chik-
Wan-Shan, Chit-An-San and So
Cho.Shan forts, southeast of and
part of the Port Arthur defens-
es, were captured on Sunday
after an all-day fight, beginning
with an artillery duel.
So-Cho-Shan. it is added, was
first captured and the other forts
fell soon afterward. The Russ
ians retreated west, leaving forty
dead or wounded.
The composition of the Japan
csc forces has not been ascertain
ed beyond the fact that it is said
to have consisted of all branches
of the service. The Japanese lost
three officers and a hundred men
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-30

a Russian vessel, on the rocks 1C
miles southeast of Liao-Tie.
Shan, Promontory. Three fun
nels and three masts are above
water. The Chinese also state
that after the Japanese fleet NOV.
ed away from the entrance to
Port Arthur, June "a. the Rus
sian fleet again emerged, remain.
ing out short time.
Fighting is reported to be con-
tinuous on land and from sea.
The weather has been stormy
since Monday, and extreme heat
is reported from Manchuria.
AS reported from Hal Cheng
Yau, fighting occurred June 26
and II at Dalien hill, resulting in
Russian defeat.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-30

ment calling for only eight cour
les, among whom Mr.. Hall ii
Bib, and Mr.. Slaton, of Fulto1
conspicuous, held that the peopi'
of the state might consider 81
addition of thirteen counties 81
greata burden, considering the
ditiona1 expense involved. Tho
who opposed it urged that I'll
advancement of the state III
handed thirteen new countie
especially in view of the Fl.
that the southern part of thesta
where most of the new countiz
will be established, had greaf
improved, and that the count
there were the largest in a
state and could more easily affo
to be sliced up.
On reconsideration Mr..
tons amendment was adopt
and together with the Origin
bill and a minor amendment,
passed by vote of $50 to Q.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-30
BLACK WILT INJURIES
COTTON IN LOWNDES
Cotton Crop Seriously Threat
ened by Spread Of the
Fatal Disease.

Valdosta, Ga, Jnne 19.-The
disease known as wilt" or black
root, is doing great damage to
long staple cotton in this and ad-
joining counties, and if it contin-
ues to sppead during the remain
der of the season, will materially
cut down the yield.
For several years the disease
has been prevalent 10 the long
staple belt, and is largely re-
sponsib1e for the decreased
acreage planted in this section
this year. The only remedy
suggested with any hope of re-
fu1ts is a rotation Of crops and a
resting and building up of the
soil. The acreage in this county
has been reduced about 80 per
cent this year, and it is said to
be fully as great in adjoining
counties.
With the exception of the wilt,
the crop is in good shape, having
withstood the drought excellent
1u
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-30
Yes, Give Them New Counties.

The movement led by Mr..
Cromartie, of the house, to in
crease the number of counties in
Georgia has much to commend it.
The trend and policies of gov
eminent in this age is to increase
In every way the comfort and
conserve the convenience of the
people. Our fathers for the most
part used to trudge three or four
miles to school with their dinner
in tin buckets, and sit through
sessions lasting nearly the entire
day. But the county or town
would be deemed o1d-fashioned
and behind the times that would
suggest now any conditions in
which the children of this gener-
alton did not have their schools
almost within sight of their doors
and in cities almost upon the
same block.
And so, in the matter of coun-
ties, unless there should be some
serious objection o f policy or ex-
pense, nothing would be more
natural than the desire of the
people to live nearer their county
seats, and nothing more laudab1e
IN the lawmakers of the state
than to conserve their comfort
and convenience in this desire.
There are counties in south Geor-
gia IS miles across, and there are
people in Appling and Coffee
counties who have to ride thirty
five miles, and in some instances
forty miles, by private convey
ance to reach the county court
house.
Of course it is contrary to the
spirit of the age that any progress.
slve people like those who live in
Georgia should suffer such in.
convenience, delays and expense
as are entailed in trips like these,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-30
Judge Clements Reappointed.

Judge J. B. Clements was re-
appointed Judge of the County
Court of Irwin, by Governor
Terrell, this morning, and con-
flrmed by the senate today.
This is about the sixth term
of Judge Clements on the county
court bench, and his long ter m
of service has been a credit to
him and satisfactory to the peo-
pie Of the county.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-30
Evergreen Dots.

The picnic at Moblev
was the most enjoyable
the season. There W.
crowd of young peop
had plenty of ref
such as 1eamona,ie,
and ice cream. Th
nice music and dan
Those who were
]. H. Mobley,
First Mobley, BID
]. J. Mobley,
Nell Mobley, 4
Pearl MobleY
Clyde Mobley
Math russell
M. russell,
Mary Fus
s s 81 81
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-30
Easily Remidied.

One of the lasting evidences of
the recent drouth is the dead
shade trees on our streets. We
hope that our citizens will not
let the evidences remain longer
than the next tree planting time.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-30
ONE RUSSIAN BATTLE SHIP
NEVER RECLAIMED Il

NEVER RECLAIMED HARBOR.
Chefoo, June 28.-Chinese who
left Port Arthur on June "a say
that only four battle ships, five
cruisers and the torpedo boats
left the harbor on June %. Of
these three returned badly dam
aged, but none sank.
On June "a the Japanese main
army was within II miles of Port
Arthur. The scouts were near
er. Natives of Manchuria, have
not been ordered out of Port
Arthur, but only the natives of
other provinces and thousands
of these have left.
The hospital at Lao Yang is
overcrowded.
Letters from Feng-Wang-
Cheng say the Japanese trans
port service is demoralized owing
to the wretched condition of the
roads.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-30
Come To

killed or wounded and captured
two guns and a quantity of am
munition.
The officials here do not con-
firm the report.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-30

The Enterprise gives your
business publicity.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-30

| have plenty of Pattisaw
yam potato vines for sale at my
residence in the northwestern
part of CITY, at 10c per 100.
3. E. Wilcox.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-30

LARGE RUSSIAN VESSEL
POUNDING ON ROCKS
Chefoo, June 28.-Chinese ar
rivals here from Port Arthur re-
port a large vessel, presumably
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-30
Jul Y

Though this amendmet was
killed, it was reconsidered later,
as the author of the bill had ex-
pressed a willingness to have
this done, though he himself was
in favor of thirteen counties.
Those who supported the amend
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-06-30
Fitzgerald

and if the present legislature can
set on foot an amendment to cure
these conveniences, there will be
found no sensible and reasonable
citizec who will object. Tsere is
scarcely a tangible objection to
the Cromartie amend ment.
There are many potent reasons
which seem to sustain it.
And we therefore trust that the
Legislature will promptly submit
it to the people, Atlanta News.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12

% Is naiaiy 80 AaIsRst &C. LsHs %
the OststdR.

% u maisiy a. AaIsRst &C. Lses %
the Oststa<.
The father and usOiheF In Paris eat
al home when they do not eat out but
absolutely 10 Informal social inter.
course invaders the apartment. which IL
more than anything else a sort % fac
tory In which Il prduyd whatever
the family needs foe life outside A vast
amount % sewlng Is dOE~ hcre. FreDch
girls Of syen wealthy parpnts. after
they flush sch0ol. attend courses Of
dnsssmaking aud millinery aud 10 q
great extent the industry which turns
cut the French woman A. q model %
god dressing Go be followed ~ the
world. IL carried ca ~ the women q
The family IN what would - the home
u The French kneW the meaning Of the
Wond.
A reception day l. vigorously kept.
and much eHieTtalDins ~ dinner and
dejeunef may b. dOue. but always 81 q
formal character A pers0n having the
psnstTstiRE qualities Of book agent
might venture 10 try -dFsPplng in on
q Frenrh woman on n day WheB she -
not regularly rey~ivlng. bat In the nat.
ural courss % ordinary social expert
ener In Paris this would never happen
says Flora Mcdonald TbompsOR In
Haper's BaEar
Such order &C living rradily permits
great ecoBOtny. Que has not On waste
time. good clothes o. boH rom In
daily prepsation Tor the tpeKpected
guest SIX days &C the week q Frrbch
woman mag run her Swing machine
IN the middle % her salon u she likes
SECURE from the interruption Of chance
callers u l. said that the ehief fune.
ton Of the petit salon Of Paris apart.
meut r. 90 provide storage FOom for
ball gowns which on recePtion days are
taken down from the chandelier and
locked up in a bedreOm till the gusts
have DEPARTED.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12
HEALTH's oEcALoeuE.

l. RI-~ early. rrtIrs early aud OIL
pour dsy With work
Water cad brezd maiutaiR life;
pure aif awi suHsaiBs are indispeR
sai,is a. beaith.
8 IrusaiIiy aud sobriety form ths
tsc-i ELIXIR e tOngeyity
4 cha ulinsss yFryents rust: the beSi
carsd fOF m.,chihss last the l0agrst.
8 EnoIgh slsvs Npalrz waste aBd
SirvHEthsns: leo mayh shep sofash-
aBl ,nfr-bl-s
q 10 ~ -,-nsil.ly dressed h % givs
frtvSi0b 10 OUe's movements aud
eboaEh NanIth 10 " PtO,sVted frOBi
saslslen changes of teInV~raturr
q. A cicah aud cleeTfui hOass makss
. happy houie
- The miud 10 ucfTeshed and iavig
Grated ~ distractions aud amusemeHt
1ut abuse 81 them leads % dissipation
and dissipation 10 VIs~.
n ChseTfulnsss makes i0ye % lifs
and IoSe " lifc h half u bealth Ga
tbs coBlTsry. sasiBess aud discourage
mcBi ha-tcn Old ags.
10 DO yoa gain yOar hyins b youI
intelsectS Tbsn Do not allow yOar arms
and IeEs % sr0w stia- Do yOu earn
Jour brad by your pickaxi Do no'
forget % eulsivate Jour mind and d
enlarge your thoasAG-FNBch Medical
Review.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY r. 1904.
pas, sss lie zee COCO SaSOs.

p.vis spSoTiginator Of the sehen'
frleadA vOIusis County for good
81 TnE NEws is greatly pleased
uths aston Of the Board Of COun
u Commissioners. and only hopes
that u may Be found possible to
hold he slection, vote the bonds and
bulld sha roads before the next SEA
con opens. A hard road crossing
he county. from the 81. johns t'
TIE ocean. viii enhance the value Of
I'll the psopsrsy in the county Sill
bring thousands Of people here With
susos and motor cycles 10 spend The
winter, viii give n Q cross county
snte line, will allow the coast resi-
dsnas to reach the county seat with
great eoaSenisncs, and will admit
% more frequent visits 10 the beach
by interior residents We believe
The bond issue will carry with very
isw Dissenting vOtes
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12

A decade ago anyone Who even
mentioned the possibility q . hay
farm. OF even the possibility of hay
ever becoming . profitable crop IN
Florida would have been considered
Q 1t subject for the lunasie asylum
A few days ago ] actually visited
Q farm VI $40 acres out beyond
the ChattahoOchee, devoted solely
10 the making Of hay - money
crop This years cured hay consist.
ed Of $50 tons Rice, crab grass,
eoW-peas, beggAT weed. and velvet
beans contributed 10 this yield. A
barn l5O feet long contained over
200 tons Of hay baled foT shipment,
Nhen I made nv visit. This hay
was bringing sl6.5O net per ton.
The farm IL cultivated with impFOv.
I'd machinery Of ell kinds. Gaze,
esssaya, corn and other crops take
q considerable part Of the acreage.
Stock enough 10 kept on the place
10 compensate for the removal Of
the hay sold "The world do move.
II. Z. StOckbridge.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12
WEDDING PRESENTS.


esms tstsas Aesss Sew asa WAS
$50 Wsea Co sssa.
u o. q eulslen rule 90 Sud your ved
ding glft In god time. she arst 10 ~
rive bsinE much usoTe apprcCisied thsh
that which 10 one % The mnny touring
IN fram ell quarters durins the last
wesk-
rs adhering b. this rule yOa are alao
saved The annayance % hearing that
the salterllaFs arr charming. ths third
ct already FrceiveA
A usoath before ire wedding dag h
not too sAFiy 10 arnd the presrut whleh
should ~ accompanied by q WISHING
card. % ~ piac-d % The gist wlIFn dis
played amoaE TIN othrrA
Ths parkage should - addrpnsFd %
the brii1e n yea arr lnfimafe wiih 10th
the harry eoupir. and % th< brlde's
houne. aAdrras-d n the bglslrEruom n
n - ~ wttb whom yUa are besi 90
guaiufea
Msst prupls VISA - Eive sonnethlns
nsFeL nssfui and prptty. IL futuFe
eirrum ianeos e the happg eouplr
aloui1 lnfluesre ths ehalce.
a. fhFy asp ualnE ahFaaa ds nat sire
anythlns unsullab,s % - reauiFe
msals Il lbe eiianatp - - eami'es-
ssns thaE packias sd esassSiaz 4 -
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12

The New York World says; "Evsn
Mr.. Bryan's European tour has not
cured hin Of he haunting fear Of
the gold bug. There is one thing
10 Be said Of our money changers,
agains, whom Mr.. Bryan inveighs;
They do not give you so cents for .
dollar - be tried 20 do" II 20
are TO accept the statements made
By the New York Worlds news col.
ums, for insiaRee, in the ship build
ing trust affair, there were many
people who would BE- very glad 20
receive 80 cents fOE every dollar
they had confided 20 the care OF
those "mOney-ehAngeFs." The
COmmoBeT.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12

The action Of the city council Of
Arcadia in passing IN ordinance
authorizing the mayor to call m
election TO bond the city for public
improvements is . step toward pro-
gress. Tie 6rdiHEbes- fer bonding
Is in the sum Of ESQ. 900, 20 be d..
vided, $4,000 for q public school
building; $4,000 foE water works
and $1,000 for street paving. Every
progressive citizen Of the tOwh
should take . sPecisl pride 10 voting
for all three u the provisions
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12
Csseal Bsaa Isss.

% you arr Ioss In tls woods &c dSwn
she m0Inrut yoa rralizs q aud thiak h
over. % yOa start 81 81 randem yoa
Uli Be sure 20 walk In q circle. Nobr
but the Inost expsri~nced weoizmra
can keep q straight course. and even
tbey - In Clrcss When tbey 81 rrsIly
lost.
10 you knsw the dlrecttoa q camp tie
ssnse strip q wkitr rag % . TIRE and
thea start 90. You Eau nnd tn CON
paas poinis ~ rrurtnlrrinE thai n'oss
aluays ErOws % III ngrth ~ u
trpsA Kerp tying strips 81 ras 70 'rrSs
~ pea - aa Thra yoa tan and yeuf
wsy back b. IlS~ siartlns Tssint q yon
aionid fail 10 stFiks tlsr path that lrasi-
- aafsly.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12
sapTTAl go SseVsTRT HAErED

eAPfTM $50 sseeSTm sASTt0
HasiingA the great Irish potato
esntsE, has thousands of acres plant
ed: Sanford has hundreds Of acre.
a CELERY aid lettuce. Land at
thsss two points has enhanced in
value bseauss Of The capital and in
aastry brought together there.
Thsrs are thousands Of acres Of
lznd from Enterprise 10 the north
line Of volusia coanty, along the
sAeres Of the 81 Johns river, that
ass literally begging for investment
and tillAse. These are probably the
richest lands IN the state, dry but
sasily vaisFsd. The muck lies on
sAsm ssvsEal feet thick They
would grow cane. rice, potatoes
sslssy. lettuce. etc, in the greatest
sbanAAnes. They are projected
non frost BY the running water Of
NE river.
These lasds con be purcbas'd TO-
day 81 almost any price. They are
easily cleared and would grow prof
itabls crops from the fret year Of
clearing. How long will they be
allowed 10 he idle while people try
10 chs ont q living on poorer and
more expensive lands3
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12

DsLAnd's 10 the only public
ssAool In the state that conducts .
regular weekly department in q
pswspspsE. This "Puhlie School
Corner" 10 interesting. We believe,
10 every reader of TsE NEwA aud
especially 10 the patross Of the
sshoal and thoss interested in eda-
sstional matters The pupils are do
ing wsll-making most readable
enlnmna ssery veek.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12

ia ds--iiuatton will amount 20 half thu
Valur Of the pTsssnt.
10 the p'ipirnts wiIl not ~ partISU
larry veil "a. II - only kind Ia srl'-c'
sumo u~.ful pp-srut ln thrs- days
when artist, taste y shown In all tbs
aey,-ssarls- 20 life. this should nOs h.
diflgglt
u the happy Couplr are likely % ~
csive many presents. u T. safe TO give
something Nhish will mt ~ sm!S- II
rrcriv~d Ia duplicate. such a. silvrI
sWertm"at l.ask~t- for the dinR-g table
&C a ~ 10 aftrrRouh icasVoOns o. q
bFOnze 90 china ornament
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12

- jurors. another mah will Offieiais
- Judge and the remaining portion
Of the male POPulAee vii Ofieiats
as bailiff
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12
JOINS r. TrRKEa


Layxs-Ay wIfe lsat exartly 90 40.
arrhlsi. but she annoy~a M this morn
Ing WITH snP % heF lacenalaFy speechra
leaks Y0u dsn't say so9
LayHss-SsA slse saia Heavy. Get N
tbs minute and make ne are."-Phsla,
delphia LedEeg.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12

~ White Springs Hsrsla. In IN
shls sdiisrial psOves h0s h 10 I'M
pousit,s fuF . nsv nsnbss 10 80
sumpliuh ssyshise daping he aEsi
ssrm N Cssgssss, and n The sane
nrfi<ls sboxs TIE @illioss wen by
Tsliassrso Cor Florida Hos msny
larms kss TslisispO hsd. Bro csld-
vsllI
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12

III oas-st nbSaFy IN the woFsA q
Inst 20 Slppur. frum wbich cnnelf.rm
tabl<as astsdssiRs AbEaham have b-ru
takea
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12
MORPHINE.
What II 90 Become Of The
Constantly Increasing
Number u Drug
Victims.
Can They be Cured.

This question 10 sgitatine the mlnds
VI the hest ministers, doctors and
,biBking men Sf today. There are
over a million drug users In the
United States alone, and the nnmbcT
- rapidly incTeasing All unite ln
say ing that a reliable cure 10 the only
salvation. This is M ordinary disease
md yields To no ordinary drugs 90
methods Of treatmeEt. We nov Of.
fer cur treatment uhich Ne guaran.
Tea will cure any case Of MoSphlne,
Opium. Laadanam, Cocaine o. 0sheF
drug habit 90 refand your money. To
any person saferiag from this dread.
fnl disease ne send a trial package Of
Our treatment shsolutely free. Write
today. All eoFTesp0aAenee strictly
Coa6AsHsial In plain esvelopeA Ad.
dress Manhaftan Therapentic Asso.
eIatiea. Dept n, ll8 BroaAway.
Nee York City.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12

volasia farmers should each put
N . few acres Of cotton THE year.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12

West Palm Beach pays her city
siiorssy s2s per year. While Jack
ssnsilIs pags hsr city attorney
es,oo0 Per year
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12

The Records advocacy Of Dough
sEey appears 10 have done the work
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-02-12

Tia Jasper News says; Jim Al
sEandsr 10 q winner"