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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-12
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interchangeable. Sd empfebte es ae:
gen Nieren=, 2eber uno Masen &rant.
beiten, 8u baben bel S. @alteper 6
5pbn, @eo. S. S. Sdmibt. Gig, uno
Ioolf DreiB. 8reis soc,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-12
TaGes NemtafeiteR,
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Sn 2ouispiue, 4p.. finoet bie.
te Mode Die Reunioa Der fonf6oes
rierten Beteranen itatt.
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muroen orei BerlDuen get6tet uno
cine t6tlib ueruunoet,
grs Brdfioent glepelano lit gu
eiHem Der 0rei 9ruitees Der @aui.
table
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Der Sniaiien, Serome g. &urbmau
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lep, ertranteu, Die anoeren beioen
mnroen gerettet.
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DER ebemaliee Brdlibent Der oortiaen
Griten Wationalbant, 1T fpeaen Der
oon lbm beriibten untetiblaouug
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8ubtbaus oerurteilt m0rben.
Der Braiioent bet smei 1aae
aui ieiner neuaefauften 9elibuna in
oer Nahe BON Charlottesville, Bir=
ginien. augebrabt.
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Wabe pom Guthrie, Oklahoma. fanb
arn SGnntaa Wahmittaa 81 @bren
Der in @utbrie %oeriammelten Son.
nentIon Der 3eitun9sleute cine groBe
ShnuIteuung BON Ssenen aus benz
Snoianers uno @Dmbop=2eben itatt,
Der cine nod pielen Taulenoen ABB
leroe Meniden : Wenee beiwobnte.
Guno UNI Die rielige Irera mar cine
ar0Be Triblne aufaebaut, auf Der
lib Die Ruifauer b%efanoen. 8abs
reno Der WOritelluna brad an 5tpsi,
oeribieoenen Steqen Die 9ribiine sus
lammen uno iehaebu Berionen uurs
Den mebr Uoer meniger fGmer perlest.
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Den gau BON giienbabnen in ben
Hbilippineu nuf. Sim Sanger miro
Die Qdn9e Ger Babnen. bic man Az
bauen beablihtiat. 1928 Weilen be.
tlageu. Eielslbsn erftreden 1ib uber
bropinsen.
Nual ano.
gr. 3toien. melber por einioer
3eit uon Der oeutiden Heoiei una
nab Nbeiiinien aeibidt muroe. UNI
NIT Dem &6ni9 Menelif einen 6an=
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8erfauf ieiner Wiiii0n iebr aufrieoen
uno ipridt nit ben Nusbriden h0h.
tier Nhtuna Don benz abefIiniiben
Q0nig.
Mus 1anaer in Wnroffo pirb
gemelbet. Dab muuriihe Briaonten
IN oas Diterreidilhe Gice &onlulat
i'll Wasa9an oran9en uno Den 8ice=
8oniul Waoben ermoroeten. Maos
ben mar Elm @n9lauoer; er funeierte
anh als odniiher &onIul. Sic otter.
reibilhe uno Die enaliibe Hegierung
baben iofort Beidperoe bel Der Res
gieruns BON Warutto erboben.
- 8aiier Nicolous bat benz Iomis
raj 8oieiiipeaztu nabftebenoe Sea-
beloepeihe aeianot: Bon aan5em
0ersen oante ih Sbnen uno allen
Offaierea oes @elbmaoers, pelhe
lire Bflibt aetan baden, fiir Die
SelbitloIiateit. init Der tie fir GuB.
LAMB uno fir MIDI aebanoelt ba.
ben. Nah Dem 8iIen oes Na-
mdhtieen mar es niht beitimmt, oaB
Shre Bemiihunaen BON @rfolg aez
front lein ioIten, aber SIRE unbe.
arenste 1apferteit miro INNER elm
Stols fir oas 2ano iein. Sd tpunihe
Sbnen cine baloiae Wieoerberitels
lung. WaQ 8Ott Sic ale tr6iten.
Hicolau5."
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in einem oortiaeu @nitbaule
ipeiiten, auf ben 9Do ertrantt. Sc
bat iih beraus9eiteat. oaB in ben
pDn ueltem Die @Gite aBen, |
gemenat mar. Die Ser.
giftungsa Symphonic traten iofort au
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-12
sc III fein @ebetmnis.

oaB ni9ts 10 ipirflam sesen S6nitt,
unb 8ranbuuuben, @ei9wire etc. 1T,
ipie 8udlin's Qrniea<Salbe. Sic 1T,
uie in meinem Sale. gut fir idlimme
Gu9en, idreibt 3. 8. @resorb BON
Sope, 3eras. 25c BEL S. &alteper &
Sobn, @eo. S. S. Sdmiot, G9. pnb
N0elf 9retR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-12
gone Star 8ier ais Sr6iter.

gone Star 8ier als Sr6iter.
So bener it's elm He8eniabr,
So aiebt es quite grntea
unb narriib ideinen ale, bic
DaS 8lagen nidt p%erlernten,
,DDb giebt es INNER &au5e nod,
Sic Jammern uno bic ft6bnen,
Sic fpolen nibt 5ufrieben iein,
unb jebe 6reuo' u%erp6nen.
galb ITS gu oiel. balo niht aenue.
Nie tommt etpas sele9en;
Sic mahten tieber fir iih ielbt
Sen Sonuenibein uno 8eaen.
Geoanern mnB man olele 9eut'.
Dies 2eben fib ber9aaen
unb aan8 egal. tuies gebt unb ftebt,
Serbittert iib anfte1en.
9a lob i'd mir bic andre Sort
Sic etuig irob uno better
uno tmmeroar sufrieoen 1T
Sic tommt babel niel tpeiter.
Senn iie 9enieBt oas 2eben recht
Hab allen 9imeniionen:
Gin frob' 9emiit. elm leidter Stnu,
Tut fid am beiten lobnen.
Damn ibmedt 10 gut oas Saaes tar Bier
gsab Cages 9aft uno Mibe;
Mau lhlaft 10 ianft, man fablt 10 tuoi.
@ruabt man in Der 5riibe.
9enn bas @ehetmniB auer &unlt
Oes 2ebenS lit binieoen.
9aB man nit ALIEN, tuie es fommt
Sid 8eist 10 retbt snfrieoen.
nno wenn!man's 1T, 10 freut man lid
Inf ieoe frobe Stanbe.
6abrts pol9efiate Gone Star @las
Wit Sobaenu8 gum Wunoe!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-12

Die ioeben betannt eegebene
Rrirninal . Statiftit Der beutihen
8ebrnaht ueift einen erbeblihen
Ma6gang in Der Differ Der Beitra.
fungert meaer -SoloatenmiBbanoluns
gen anf. Bon 773 i'm Sabre 1903
ainQ bic 8ahf i'm Sabre 1904 auf 669
aurii6. Sn Der oeutihen Warine
t1laer i'm Sabre 1904 iiberbaupt nur
SO 8eitrnfungen ueeen WiBbrauds
oer 9ienitgeualt nDr. Diele ainfti.
gen Mnatueiie perben BON Der Brefie
rnit lebbafter @enuetuune tommen.
tiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-12
Mhtmma,

Das EranspDrtatiuns- 4omite Der
..gbriitiau @noeaU0rers" bat bas
Sriseo Sbftem afs Die, offisieae
6Dute BON Tort Wortb nod ct.
2ouiS our S%ohoentiDn. IN Baltimore
erpdblt. Wbfabrt BON Sort Wortb
3. Sui 1850 moraens. Mntunft
in Baltimore am 5. Suli 3.55 nod
mittags. Vile Eeilnebmer mbgen
lih uegen Der @inaelbeiten tpenoen
an Sobn St. Reepea,
Wanaaer Transportation.
Dor 10. Fort North, 3eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-12
yefreit Gnd bsn Wosauttos

aub Jliegen. Mir baben ni6troften.
soes DrabtgefeAt. ae6lte Tirs unb
SenftersG creens. @eraoe mas SIR
aebrauht. SO. gfepes & Sons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-12
unier beribmteS
ORIGINAL LAGER BIER
onm beiten impurtierteni
EN- b MALI.
Traet oafir. elm reines,
'hmadhoftes 8ier.
The schohaf Ice & Brewing Company.

Seine Dual fommt Der 6ur9 &beu.
matismuS oeruriahten aleib. 9urb
Den 8ebrau6 BON Gimer q Mmenbs
Hecept Np. 1851 piro iofurt 2inf
oernrs geidaffen. Sn allen Gpp'
.beten au haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-12
Midt rolteubes 9rabt=W eaedt,

aeDlte Seniters unb Cir . Screens.
Bwei Baeenlaounaen empfanaen
Gb. Stepes & Sons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-12
giidt aefabrliod nit KIieaen

uno WosquitoS, penn SIR @ub I'M
iere aeDlten uno gefirniBten Cir uno
Senlter Screens anfbafft.
80. SteDes 4 Gpns,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-12
Nidt roiten0e Sir.

uno Teniter > Screens. aefirnibt uno
ge6H. %. Stepes & Cons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-12
SMMbenfen.

Nltem 8rauhe fpleeno, belt Der
G6ibenpereIu ant BfinqitsS pnntag
leiu 4reiss uub 8DniaihieBeu alb. an
peld1em lih audi Die orei eiu5igen
nod lebenoen @runoer oe8 Berei.ts,
Capt. 6. DDib. Suit. ubl uno st.
9eumann. beteiligteu. Gud bic So.
millen Der SGuBeu uno oiele Jreun.
be oerielbeu, batten ith einoefuuoeu.
oa fir lire Unit chaltung ourh W1u.
tit uub @rfriihunaen auer Nrt III
auS9ieblaem WoBe aeloret mar.
9as Sbie6en erre9te ~lelbitOer=
itdntlid lebbaftes SntereiIe. Sic
@eninner maren auf Der 200 Oaro=
Sbeibe nit aufaeleatem @enahr:
u. uhl, 237 hilbert Gtepes. 1913 +;
60. Steoes, 1888; u. 4orens, 229 ;
81. .. Nltmanu. 228; 0uao Boat
taenoer. 226; 8. SO. 6epa, 225
8uit. Iltmaan. 224; s. Safel. 224;
6enrp shslper, 223; s. g. Notb;
nell, 222 .. 6. @ueiia5, 222
Suit. 6ene, 219; @rneit Steoaa,
21S; gbarle8 6ummel, 218; Suit.
8ieiede, 2l7 Qouis 5aur. PIG
80. Dreib, ZIG; 81. 0eum1nn, 216
&inae.
60. 6teues tat 0en 9Dniaalbub
uuo nuroe ols Shibenf0uig profla-
miert. s. Seffe( tot ben l., un6 s,
sc. MDthueU Den 2. RifterfdluR.
Sreibdnois auf Der 200 Yaro=
Sheibe tuaren Die @emjnner : Ism.
6epe, POP @uft. Nltmonu POI ;
s. Seffef, 1876 $. Sbetper, 100 ;
@uit. 6eee, 1879; u. 9orens. 1888
6. Steues, 1888; q. nbl. 1856 Is.
ubl. 1874 ; 8. Is. @ueiias, 1T 81.
Stepes. IT'S; s. Us. 9erpel, 1863
@uft. @ieiede, l41; 60. DreiB. 135;
Souls Saur, liz &in9e.
Das Set perlief in Der ~angenebui=
iten, beiteriten WeiIe, mie oas bel
unieren Sbubeu nIdt onoers m0as
lid iein tam.
SHusers fterbeu
1T abnli6, fpie an 56wiHbiudt iterben.
9as 5orti6reiten Der S6plnoiuDt if
cine 9ortur fir bas Opfer uub feline
Sreunoe. Ils i'd I'M eriten Stabium
Der Sbmiuoiu6t mar, i6reibt @m.
Mpers pom gearfoB, 500, labm i'd,
na9oem i6 perl6lebenes persebli6 ee=
bran9t bate, Or, Sings Neue gutz
oeduns, Die mid i6nea beilte. Sdne1e
Suite uno ii6ere Seiluns fir 6uiten,
@rfdltans, rauben Qals, Bron6itis etc.
8eubet 2u19enen5intung Of. gu ba=
ben bel S. &alteper & 5o6n, SEQ. s.
S. S6mibt, Gig. uno g(oOlf 0reiB.
greIs SOC nno 81 per Tlal6s. 8robes
fa1de fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-12

Be- &alt, cement. Sano, Bad.
iteine, %feuerfefte Steine unb Tbra.
Ebeer un6 I8pbaltpapier, Da6pappe.
9beer uno Nspbalt, Del, Terpentin.
Sarben, 8laa &c. &c. ftets pprratbia
bel 8. 8. 9ielmaaa, BOG On.
Commerce. traBe, 4ieoriae 8reife,
quite Waare lotpie cute unb reene
Beotenung weroen aarantirt.
TelepbDn 410i
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Sertrant eadb nidbt aaadialberm an,

penn Jbr lpnrt, 6aB guer Oraantsmus
auber DrDnung lit. 6obal6 Shr bemerft.
oaB Der Mageu ben Oienit nerIaot bah
Cure Werbauun8 seitbrt lit, bos Qeber'
Nieren unb Wil5 uibt 10 funaieren. fpie
bieS Der San iein ipllte, tpenn SIR mit
6Dpfweb. lauren MnfitoBen, Sartlei6ioe
feit, 8ldbungen unb aubern bon unrei.
uern 8lut herribrenben 2ei6en aeplaot
ieib, 10 nehmtt bic ct. Bernard &rduters
pilIen, bies aIbetudbrte Seilmittel, bas
aus rein DegetabiIiiben Sngrebien5en be-
itebt, b. 8. aus ben reinen Sdften bell
trdftiger Rrduter unb bas besbafb ibon
unsdbtige gliidltBe 8uren betpirft bat
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-12

sss- S@euermeper's parf-@ute
4lhe. @tets friitles Bier an 8apf.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-08

The Abbevil1e Chronicle stands
for Justice in the New County
question.
"The press com mittee on the
new county question in Irwin
county has out circular letter
to the people, in which is to be
found the following paragraph:
"'When Wilcox, a county
as large as Irwin now IS,
built court house, you all
remembe that taxes in that
county rose to more than
forty dollars on the thous.
and. Now divide Irwin into
fourths and levy a tax on
her people sufficient to build
two court houses and two
tails and you can have some
idea where taxes will CO."
"The tax rate for Wilcox for
1905 was at first placed at some
thing over $4,000 on the thous-
and, but it was proposed to pay
by direct taxation for $6O,OOO
court house in one year. Before
this tax rate went into effect, an
election was held and thirty-year
bonds authorized to pay for the
court house, so that last yea our
tax rate. state and county, was
about $3.50.
1--WE are not disposed to take
on our shoulders any part OF lr.
wins new county fight, but it is
not the part of justice for US to
allow such statements as the
above to go unchallenged. Abb
beville Chronicle.
The New County movement is
for the good of the many; not to
benefit chosen few.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-08
NO OPPOSITION TO NEW COUNTIES.

Conditions are getting TO be
exceedingly warm over 10 Irwin.
Rogers, of the Courier, must be
little ratified. In one paragraph
he says that he does not propose
to be led into any mud-slinging
controversy, and in another he
says in effect that the Gazette
wilfu]ly and maliciously lied.
The "spute" seems to be a
matter Of some distances in Ir-
win. With the exception of a
few petitions being quietly cir
culated, there seems to be moth
ing doing in Worth on the New
County business. If the citizens
in these diggins begin to "spute"
here's one that will steer clear
of it.
It seems to be the concensus
of opinion generally that Triton
and Ashburn ought to have new
counties, but where the shoe
pinches is when they begin to
carve little from other counties.
This should not be. The adjoin-
ing counties are all too large.
To reduce the size and develop
the smaller counties will be bet
ter and more convanient for all.
Worth County Local.
In the present shuttle for new
counties, it may happen that
Ocil1a will be dealt a court house.
Cecilia Star.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-08
THE SITUATION.

Once upon time Irwin Coun'
ty was coextensive with South
Georgia. Then judges, attorneys
and others travelled frequently
two days journey to and from
Irwinville to attend a one
days session of her superior
court, as one day was ample tor
the transaction of all county bus
mess and to settle all litigation
and criminal cases. Then Valdos-
ia and other South Georgia cities
were mere hamlets and the farm
ers, or cattle and sheep men.
lived too far apart to disagree or
contend about their several
rights. Land was so cheap then
that every body had all they
wanted and many of them more
than they were able to pay taxes
on. There were. no county
bridges and the public roads
were worse than they are. at
present which is equal to say
indthey were p. d. b.
But we live in an age Of pro-
gress aud in a section, the re-
sources of which are Just being
developed. Our population is
increasing more rapidly than at
any tire in the history of the
country. In its development
the railroad builders have entire
ly ignored the question of county
court houses with the result that
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-08

The City Council yesterday
provided funds for the New
County campaign and signifed
it's Willingness to meet all
legitimate expenses. (Alderman
Hooker wanted to amend" by
doubling amount of appropriation
and was restrained only by the
New County committee.)
"Dixe," Tiff" aud North
en-" will be the names of three
counties. They should be placed
on the map promptly, even if
they do split open somebody's
watermelon patch.-Darien Ga
2ettc.
Don't put the Star down in
your memorandum as being
against the formation of new
counties, for it is not. And don't
let anyone mislead you by the
cry of "ruinous taxation" in the
event of a general reformation
of county lines in and near Irwin,
for that kind of talk has its birth
place in sel6shness. When the
convenience of the people re.
quires a change in county lines,
such change should be made,
and, dear sir, will be made in
due time.-Ocil1a Star.
In discussing the new county
question in any of its phases, be
sure to remember that new coun-
ties are formed for the conven-
fence of the people and not for
the purpose of lining the pock-
cts of individuals.-Ocil1 Star.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-08
THE NEW COUNTY OF NORTHEN.


adjoining will contain (poby
taking smaller will
Butts ICamp Catoo Chahhee Clark Clay Clayton Dde
Douglas Fyee Forsyth Fulton Glasscock Hart Lincoln, Milton, Muogee
Qutman Rockdae Sch Spaudg Tafer
whchre smaller the Irwin County territory that will be included alone
here include that Wilcox
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-08

centers of population in some of
the counties are situated remote
from the seat of the court and
county administration. AS we
understand it the Cromartie bill
was enacted and ratified with the
view of remedying this injustice,
this hardship, which if true, we
have nothing to fear, for the new
county of Northen, with Fitzger-
aid as the county site, is assured.
Fitzgerald the county site of
Northen County will be pointed
to as a most successful demon
stration of south Georgia's pos
sibi1ities.
With the New County of Nor
then, Fitzgerald, the colony and
all this section will be relieved
of its very greatest handicap and
what has been a most successful
colony experiment in the South
will become Greater Georgia's
best advertisement.
The opposition to the new
counties of Tiff, Henderson and
Northen and the wise and prac-
tical readjustment of county
lines in this rapidly developing
section, is fast disappearing.
Well informed, practical men
express the belief that there will
not be one particle of opposition
offered when the legislature
meets.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-08

south of Bowen's Mill and
east of the Allapaha will
give us a county much larg-
er than the average county
of the state. But that is
not all. 1t is perhaps the
most rapidly developing
part of the great Wiregrass
and pine belt that is attract
ing the attention Of all the
South.
The Fitzgerald colony,
the greatest success of it's
kind in all the South has
been handicapped since the
first year of its foundation
by the inaccessibility of all
it's courts except that of
justices of the peace. Thro
rain and cold, or dust and
heat, twenty-five miles of
Indifferent country roads
have to be encountered by
jurymen, attorneys, wit
nesses and litigants from
Fitzgerald-a practical in
hibition to justice in ordi-
nary cas- .s-as witnesses,
prosecutors, plaintiffs, de-
PENDANTS and claimants have
learned that it is cheaper
to risk the penalty of con.
tempt of court or the loss
of his case than to meet the
expense, loss of time and
inconvenience of these long
wagon road trips.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-08

disputed that community in the state the
popuus country is at
matter of courts and county affairs There
Fitzgerald without court house, but
Fitzgerald the state point of population and
the great disadvantage OF Its
inaccessible.
We are for the NewC County Northern What you for?
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-08
~ Irwin. Northen, Tiff, and Henderson Counties.
THIS MAP

Represents the most rapid
ly developing section of the
great Wiregrass belt. 1t
was the needs of this i'm me-
date section that induced
Mr.. Cromartie to introduce
his bill. In it more people
suffer a greater inconven-
fence, on account of the in
accessibility of the court
house, than in all the other
new county propositions of
the state.
Triton, Fitzgerald, Ash
burn and Ocilla are all
growing, thriving and pop
ulous com munities, easily
accessible to nine-tenths of
the people in the mapped
out territory.
To create one of the pro-
posed new counties embrac-
ed in this map would leave
the balance of the territory
in a most undesirable shape
and would in itself be a
great injustice.
When Mr.. Fitzgerald and
Gov. Northen located this
colony they did not contem-
plate that when it grew to
be a city of 5000 people, sur
rounded by hundreds of
small farmers, a city of fac
tories, multiplying indus
tries, a veritable railroad
center, that we would be
required to continue the
pilgrimages eleven miles in
the woods to court.
When the matter of new
counties is brought before
the legislature and they see
the opportunity of doing
Justice to this colony, GER
tainly they will not hesitate t
burdened the colony since its
on the question Of giving Fit
There is reason for graf
est number of people really
None of them apparently for
movement was ever entirely
one is so nearly so that its 81
We are after the new co
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-08

The New County movement is
for the good of the many; not to
benefit a chosen few.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-12-02

Timber Land Act, June ). 1873
NOTICE fOR PUBLICATION.
y. S Land Office. Occur dAlene, Idaho
October %. 1905.
NC re IS hereby given that in compliance
With he provisions OF the act OF Congress OF
June ;, 1873. entitc1 An act fos the 5ale OF
timt lands in the States of California Ore
g0n, Nevada, and Washington Territory" as
exte led 10 all the Pusiie Land States by ac
Of gust 4, 1899,
JENNIE MCINTOSH,
OF Priest RiveI County of KOOtenai, State Of
Idaho has this day filed in this Office h.
sworn statement No. l775, for the purchase o
Township so. 81 y. Range No. , W. b. NJ
and will offer proof snow tnat the lane
sought IS more valuable tor ITS timber or ston,
tnan for agricultural purposes, and TO estabhsl
her claim to said land before lgnatz We'll. U
S. Commissioner, at his Office at standpoint
Idaho, on Monday, the sth day Of January; 1905
She names as witnesses: Mike Houghlan
John Shaw, DOminick Parent, Joe W. Irem
blay all Of Priest River, Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tn
above described lands are requisite to file thei
claims in this Office on or before said sth da,
of January, 1905.
lO-2s-i2-3O r. n. DUN Register
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-12-02

FIR }sIDENT ROOSEVELT for Il third
term is topic that continues to be
much discussed. The President has
already smashed a good many pre-
cedents, and it is not unlikely that
he could smash the third term pre-
cedent if he would but say the
word. The most startling suggest
ion made in connection with this
third term talk is to have the Dem
oc ats as we'll as the Republicans
nominate Roosevelt, in which event
the nomination would come as a
call from the whole country, enab-
ling him to accept third term
For the Democrats to nominate
Roosevelt would not be so strange
after all. Bryan has endorsed
many of Roosevelts policies, anc
several eastern Democratic conven-
tions have endorsed his railroad
policy. Roosevelt has captivateC
the South. 1t would not be a dit
licult thing for the Democrats t,
nominate Roosevelt, by any means
not half so difficult as it would b'
for them TO unite their shattered
factions on some dyed-in-the-woo
Democrat. But what ever may b
the outcome, Theodore Roosevelt
has won the hearts of the American
} people as no other President eve
did.