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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
Panama Canal Bonds for Sale.

Assistant United States Treasurer ia
ccbs has received the necessary blanks
for the purpose of enabling investors
to make application for the new Pan
ANA canal loan bonds of 100000
He has been notified that shipments
of standard dollars free of transporta-
tion charges. which were stopped by the
Government some time ago because OF
lack of funds, was resumed yesterday
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
Tonopah sends Renort.

The United States Weather Bureau
received its first regular report last
night from the station recently estab-
lished at Tonopah, New. The new sta
tion is included in the Pacific Coast Di-
vision of the Weather Bureau.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
FIkn. Affenfinnf

Special electric lighted train will leave San
Francisco July 13. 9 a. m. for Denver conven-
ZION, stopping at Reno for big initiation cere-
nnony- Observation csr, diner and all trappings.
Apply for reservations S +. Booth. ferry build
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
Rndke & Co,

At 1873 Devisadero ST.. jewellers and
silversmiths, are fully equipped to do
your watch repairing, diamond setting,
and fiji your orders appertaining to
the jewelers. craft.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
sues for Rept Rebate.

J. A. Eichorn & Bro. tailors formerly in
Examiner building. are now at 1909 Franklin st. .
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10

An Eye insurance Policy.
Each package Murine Eye Tonic Insures Eye
Comfort-Eye Health-Eye Beauty.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-09
WHY?

TIE reason Ono Minute Cough Cure rsHsvsss ecurA
b ore minute 10 because u acts fret CO the mucous
memhraas hght where the oogeh ucuelss-ih the
threat o. tesp-seatsd o. the kngs. cestrcying TIE
microbes O. cough germs ard clearing the phlsgm.
One Mlnuis Cough Cure not Only destroys the as
Ease gsfma. ard Gears OF their poson. bt gives
strength AID elasticity 10 the delicate msmbransi
Shsch protect the threat ard hlagA Opens the alf
rass1rsa sli promotes unot str5ctet breaihing,
Causes tie bod 70 feceiys is natural ggpey q
oxygen thus sHhllfrs'ing the pulmorzy eFgEns vita
such Sirrnfth ard Vigor that the hnea ard broncha
tubst become bglVsrka srtinsi the Inception o. dis
ease Asthma Bronehits Ia Grips, COD % The
Llnfa ard Oh Plimoaary Comp that are earseA
are gu.ckIY eff.d by the uss q
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-09

W.iursiav. OCT 3 wall bs Pre-
d.ut's Day and mark the opening
% the Mutual Improvement Club.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-09
First In America.

Oklahoma City Sept. s.-L'Amerl'
ka Esparantesto. the first Esperanto
Journal ever published In America. has
commenced publication here over
forty such journals are published In
Europe. where the late Geneva con
ference created widespread interest In
the subject
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-09
APPEALS TO PRESIDENT.
Spokesman Of Mexican Junta Asserts
II Is Not Anarehlstie.

u Is Not Anarehlstie.
81. Louis. Sept S.-Manuel sara
bin. spokesman for the Mexican junta'
located at 26lT Lafayette avenue
which United States Ambassador to
Mexico has asked the Federal authori'
ties 10 suppress. stated that the mem
bers OF the junta will stay where they
are. continue the publication OF Re
generation and throw themselves on
the Justice OF the United states
through a personal appeal TO Presi-
dent Roosevelt. Sarabln denied that
the junta Is anarchlstlc. The appeal
20 the president says. among other
things: I'VE work for the Mexican
peoples liberty. We want an honest
government In our country"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-09
DRUMMER DEPARTS.
Whisky Solicitor Could Not Resist Ap-
peal Of ladies'.

Lindale. Tex. Sept S.-Upon the
arrival Of a whisky drummer In town
he was approached by a delegation Of
ladies' and asked not TO take any or.
ders for whisky In the town. Their
request was granted. and he left on
the first train.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-09
COCIAL
~ and Club M tiers

Miss BESSIE Buchanan had the
pleasure of entertaining the Bache-
lurettes on Friday afternoon At the
pretty home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. W. Buchanan Her mother
Mrs. Buchanan aud sister, MI ss
Blanch, assisted la entertaining the
guests. Hearts" was the chosen
game. The score cards represented
remnants of the A. aud NJ. college
aud Allen Academy. One half oil
the young ladies PLAYED against the
other half. The a. and NJ. -iue
made the highest score, and nnd'
ing they were victorious, gave the
college Yell. Miss Gussie buchanan
presented Miss Fannie Fountain
who won the most games
beautiful A. and NJ. hat pin. The
consolation prize was all A. A. pen
uant stick pin, which was presented
by Miss Louise Harris 20 Miss Cora
Garth. A most delightful afternoon
was spent by all present, rs Is usual
when Miss Bessie Is hos ess. Sherbet
and cake were served. Present were
Misses Irma Harris. Maggie Me-
Dougald. Louise Harris, Mary VIII
COX, Sadie Mawhinney, Cora Garth.
Gussie Buchanan, Fannie Fountain.
Waldine Sanders, Ruby and Vivian
James. Hattie Lou Hudson, Alma
Robinson. Mamie Lou Belts, Nan.
ME Lou lietts. Fannie Lou Brogdon,
Bessie aud Blanch Buchanan. The
Bachelorettes Club will meet next
Saturday with Miss Mamie Lou
Belts az the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
II. &. Robinson.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-09

-
ant conversation over cups Of d..
lightful ices Win cake. The chapter
ad iourned TO meet ou the sth of nct
at the home Of Mrs. >. +. Thomas.
on which date will be held the AN.
quail election OF chapter officers.
AT the home Of Miss Frances
Chance on Tuesday afternoon the
Needle Workers held one OF their
M 81 enjoyable meetings. After all
guests had arrived cards were given
around for a Needle Workers con.
test, In which Miss Ruby Connellv
proved To be- the lucky one aud was
presented with n beautiful pair of
eInbrOi iery scissors. Delicious cream
aud cake were served. The last
meeting OF the Needle Workers club
was held Friday afternoon with Miss
Mary Roman as hostess. In "A fish
contest Miss Blanch Buchanan was
the winner of a dainty little shell
sewing companion. A delicious salad
course was served. Miss Pauline
Webb was unanimously elected
president for the term OF OF 1907. BY
the consent OF all the club name was
changed aud here after there will be
no Needle Workers but the l.. Y.
G's. The club colors were changed
10 yellow and white.
The Many Merry Maids met on
Tuesday with Miss Margaret Zuber.
After spending some time most
pleasantly sewing, "A watch cOn-
test" was enjoyed, Miss Marjorie
Bittle won the prize, "A bisque figure,
presented by Miss Lillian Bate.
Sherbet aud cake were served. The
Many Merry Maids had another
pleasant meeting on Friday with
Miss Elizabeth Dawson. a contest
was provided by the hostess which
kept them all merrily employed for
"A time. Miss Ethel Foster, the hon
orary member who Is here on a visit,
won the prize, cut glass talcum
shaker, presented by Misc Lila
Adams. Cream ard cake were serv-
ed. The club adjourned Tor the
summer. The following officers
have been elected for next year:
Miss Aline Rohde, president; Miss
Lila Adams, vice. president; Miss
Madeline HRnway, secretary; Miss
Dorcas Parker, treasurer aud repor'
ter. Madeline Hanway.
The shower feature of the enter
tainment at the Texas woman's Col
lege Friday evening was a pronounc-
ed success from social standpoint
aud In providing the new college
with wealth of fine linens ~
every needful kind, ready for use,
aud generously contributed by mer-
chants aud by individuals, To whom
the college authorities, and partic-
ularly the matron, are deeply CRATE
fnl. Much gratitude is also felt to-
wards those who have so kindly fur
nlshed rooms In the college build
ing This list OF thoughtful donors
20 date includes T. r Bate Jr
r Mitchell and W. G. GilstrAp Of
Franklin, Mrs. Henry ROhde, Nr.
and Mrs. W. {. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
r +. Parks. There are twentv-oue
students rooms IN the new building,
/ besides the other adequate apart
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-09
BURNED TO CRISP.
calaboose Destroyed by Fire and PrIs.
oner Therein Perlshes.

Mlneola, Tex. Sept. s.-The Gala.
boose in this city caught fire Friday
night and burned down. A negro pris-
oner was burned TO a crisp. owing 10
the fact that the fire had such head.
way as 10 prevent an entrance
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-09

Miss Rnby James entertained the
Needle Workers az q club party
Tuesday evening - the home 90 her
parents. Mr. aud Mr. ". r. James.
Abuus seveuty-hve Young people
were present. and the affair Wa a
@ ouuuucet success socially. Tie
club prize gold Estpiu. was award
@ 90 Nis- Mary Ncluuis. Miss Ruby
Eeci received the girls guest prize,
Is box OF stationery The boys guest
prize. q box of chocolate, went 90
Meredith James
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-09
BY BOLD ARTIFlcE.
RevolutlonIsts Secure by Strategy Con-
aiderahle Sum Of Money.

vladlyostok. Sept. s.-By means OF
a bold artihce a party Of Revolution
lists Saturday obtained possession Of
sl07 900. which had been sent here for
the Thirtieth regiment. Three men
attired as officers and two soldiers In
the uniform OF that regiment appeared
az the bank where the money was on
deposit and withdrew tho entire
amount
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-09
Hoo.Hoos IN SESSION.
over TWO Thousand Delegates Are
Exneeted 70 Be Present.

Oklahoma City. Sept. s.-The Con.
catenated Order OF Hoo-Hoos met here
Saturday In annual convention and
will remain IN session until next Wed.
nesday night over 1000 members
are expected before the convention
gets down 10 actual business. Large
delegations from Louisiana, Arkansas
and other southern lumber regions are
here. Grand Priest Stevenson OF 81.
Paul and National Strlvenator Baird
arrived Friday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-09

business was dispatched the remain.
der OF the time was spent In pIeas-
ant conversation over cups of de-.
lightful ices Win cake. The chapter
adjourned TO meet on the Sth Of DEF
at the home OF Mrs. y. T.. Thomas
on which date will be held the nn'
quail election Of chapter officers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-09
LADY BURNED.
Poured Gasoline In Tank Of Stove
While Latter Was lgnited.

Waco. Sept. S.-Mrs. Susie Dalton.
wife OF Professor Dalton OF Baylor uni.
versity. was seriously burned by tho
explosion OF a gasoline stove. A
brother Of Mrs. Dalton put out the
flames or she would have burned 70
death. She was pouring gasoline into
the reservoir OF the stove while Il was
lighted, but did not know II was
burning
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-09
sueeumbs to Beating.

Corpus Christi, Tex. Sept. S.
Frank Clark. an aged negro. who was
beaten. died A man named Slattlry
was arrested
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-09
Had Runnlna FIGHT.

DonIson. Sept s-Ohicers had a
running fight IN the Chiokasaw nation
with horsethieves one OF the latter
Is reported wounded.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-09
w. c. FOUN TAIN
Dentist.

Crown and Bridge work a spec
ialty. Office upstairs over Burt
Norw1 DDS store
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-09

A most enjoyable meeting OF the
Daughters OF the Confederacy was
held with Mrs. A. J. Buchanan, rs
per appointment. Oh Friday, Sept.
I. at 1 p. m. The president being
absent Mrs j. w. Doremus presid-
ed. After the call 20 order the meet
ing opened with the usual devotion
al exercises The minutes 81 last
meeting were read aud approved.
The committee on badges reported a
selection. The presiding officers re-
ported the sale OF sixty books at 70
cents each. containing quotations
aud advertisements Of the business
men OF the town, by Miss Lillian
Heath. which netted the daughters
the sum OF sis. This help was duly
appreciated. Several committees
for the work OF preparation for the
convention were appointed. After
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1906-05-11
J. J DIVpITtIIa
Castalia, Fla. May Sth 1906.
Bowling Green, Fla May ., 1906
Editor News:

Editor News:
There has been so much said pro
and con" about county division that
| deem it my duty as one from the
north end of the county, to make a
stand against division. | for one, can
not see where there will be any
benefit derived only for few inter.
estcd real estate owners and politicians
where the new proposed county seat
will be-
In my store say | have a fifteen
thousand dollar stock Of goods and
have five clerks, myself inclusive.
Should ! dispose Of ten thousand dol
lars of my stock and still keep the
five clerks to run my business of $1,000
stock, it would be a heavy expense
for the stock carry. 1t is just so
with splitting the county and making
three counties. 1t would require the
same number of county school boards,
same number Of county commissioners
and in fact, all through the same
number Of officers and county equip
mcnts for each small county.
We all know that a great deal Of
the time our county school warrants
go begging for lack Of funds; If we
are already burdened, what will this
extra expense Of new counties do for
us? Only one answer-raise our taxes.
| notice in the Wauchula paper a list
Of names Of Wauchula citizens who
guarantee the millage will not he
raised. Good enough, but the valua-
ton Of our property will be raised by
Wauchula tax assessor.
Yours truly,
Lewis =. Seward.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1906-05-11
Report of County Judge.

TO the Honorable Board OF County
Commissioners DcSoto County,
Florida:
overlooked my report in the
month Of March, 1906, and hand same
to you herewith. State vs.. X II.
Smith, assault and battery, jury and
verdict OF guilty, fined 81 and cost.
Cost paid.
State VS. X. II. Smith, assault and
battery, mol proscd
State VS.. John Young, Will Hudson
and Lewis Green, murder Defend
ants discharged.
State vs.. NJ, Glass assault with
deadly weapon. Defendant dscharg-
ed
State vs.. Jim Bcckum, assault and
battery, sentenced to six months at
hard labor
hereby certify that the foregoing
i, correct report OF the criminal
business in my court in the month Of
March, 1000
J. b. Cochran, County Judge.
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners, DeSoto County,
Florida:
hand you herewith my report of
criminal business in the month of
April, 1000
State VS.. p w. West, assault and
battery, fined $3.50 and cost.
State VS. w. E. Robertson, carrying
concealed weapons, plea Of guilty
fined SIoo and cost.
State VS.. w. z. Robertson, assault
and battery, plea of guilty, fined $40
and cost
State VS.. w. f. Robertson, assault
with deadly weapon, mol prosed by
county attorney
State VS.. Arthur Taylor, Tom
Campbell, Robt. Bennett, and VIII
liam Jones, petit larceny, plea of gull
ty, each defendant $50 and cost. In
default of paying fine and cost sent
enced to six months at hard labor.
hereby certify that the foregoing
is a true and correct report OF the
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1906-05-11

Report Johnathin Coker, ]. P.
To the Honorable Board OF County
Commissioners DcSoto County,
Fla:
beg to report the following Grim
inal business in my court for the
month OF April, 1000 Coroners in
quest held over the dead body Of
George Nusome, verdict Of jury was
that he, George Nusomc, came to his
death by a pistol shot fired by Sidney
Loyett without any cause. Coroners'
warrants were issued and Sidney Low
EFT taken to Jail by Deputy Sheriff b.
Bassctt
Respectfully submitted this the goth
day of April 1906.
Jonathan Cocker,
Justice of the Peace.
Blazers report received from W. E.
Mitchell, G. w. Cason and w. A.
Switzerland at Wauchula.
Firearm bond for a. w. Daughtery
approved and permit issued.
The treasurer is authorized to
transfer $500 from the fine and for
fixture fund to general fund, amount
borrowed in January, 1906
Notary bond of A. w. Hendry with
w. A. Hendry and A. A. Hendry as
surctics approved by the board.
There being no further business the
board adjourned to meet first Mon
day in June, 1900.
II, L. Carlton, Secretary.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1906-05-11
STOVE WOOD FOR SALE.

william Krause & Son are now
ready to book orders for stove wood
cut to any length desired. We have
A supply on hand of those lengths
mo silly. called for, and as the season
advances and more wood is used we
shall be in readiness to supply all the
stove wood used here, and we respect
suIly solicit orders for all you need.
WILLIAM KRAUSE & SON,
Avon Park, Fla.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1906-05-11
Sherif's Report.

To the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners Of DcSoto County:
! hereby submit my report for the
month Of April, 1000 The following
prisoners were confined in the De
Soto county Jail during the month:
|. Z. Cooper, Kate Drggers, Kate
Hunter, Chas Daniels, Dave Smith,
George Peterson, Albert Simmons,
Bob Lampkin, Arthur Taylor Tom
Campbell Robt. Bcrnett, VIM. Jones,
Clarence Hill w. A. Smith, Emma
W"lch, Orlando Silcox, B. NJ VALID
roh, win Parsons and Sidney Loyett.
The following fines were collected
and turned over to the county treas
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1906-05-11
SCHOOL BOARD
PROCEEDINGS.
Election Returns Canvassed-Elec-
tons Called for New Districts
Grading Committee Appointed.

Arcadia, Fla, May 3, 1906.
The Board Of Public instruction met
in regular session Members present,
VIM. r. Marshall n. r. Starke, and
J. II. Brown, secretary.
MinuteF Of previous meeting read
ana approved.
Election returns from a special cleo
ton held at Live Oak school house,
on May 9Th, 1906, for the purpose Of
establishing special tax school dis
trlct, were received. and district de-
clared established as follows:
Boundaries Beginning at the north
west corner Of township 81 south Of
range - east, and running east TO n.
f. corner Of Sec. Tp 35s. Of rig.
zee, thence south to s. T.. corner Of
Sec. 20 same township and range,
thence west TO the :. ". corner of
Sec. 10 TIP. 35s. Of Rg. 25c.. thence
north to the y. W. corner Of township
35s. Of Range - east to place Of he
ginning.
Trustees elected, j. NJ Alderman,
j. H. Carlton VI. G. Carlton.
humber Of mills to be assessed and
collected for the next ensuing years.
Election returns received from a
special election held at Tura on May
the 18th, 1906, for the purpose Of &C.
mbli~hing a special tax school dis
trict and resulted in failure to IS
ubllsh said special tax district there
not being a majority Of votes in favor
Of IT,
Notices OF prescntmont having been
duly published ana petitions presented
by the citizens Of Owens to change
its boundaries and TT Wlnder and
Hun TO establish special tax school
districts. the petitions were granted
and elections ordered at the respective
school houses nc follows:
Owens on Saturday, June End, 1906
Inspectors-J II. Iangford, w. T. VIII
son, ]. +. Nicholson Clerk, II. G.
johnson.
TT Wlnder on Monday, June the
4th, 1906 Inspectors-C. \. Addison,
W. u. waterson, ]. +. Beasly, Clerk,
Il. Mizelle.
Hull on Monday the 18th Of June,
1906. Inspectors. l.. Mitchell, ii.
II. Cowart, +, Smith, Clerk, Il. +,
Stewart.
Notices Of said election ordered pub
llshed.
The Board then entered into secret
session for the purpose Of selecting a
grading committee for the state teach
ers' uniform examination TO he held
on Tuesday, June the 9Th, 1906, and
teachers on said committee were Sc
lected and notified
Treasures report received and APP
proved. Accouufs audited and war
rants issued from the general funds
Nos. 800 10 342 inclusive, and from the
special funds Nos. 261 to 2s2 inclusive.
Board adjourned May Sth TO meet
Tuesday. June the 9Th, 1906.
Jos. II. Brown, Secretary.
VIM. p. Marshall Chairman.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1906-05-11
$Ioo4357
Report Geo. w. McLane, J. P. Punta
Gorda, Fla.

To the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners:
beg to report the following bust
ness before me in the month of April,
1000:
State VS.. G. b. Cromartie, larceny;
dismissed.
Joe Martin, bastardy; dismissed
VIII Robbins, gambling; fined S..
Lawrence Woodard, gambling;
fined 81.
Jim Michea gambling; fined S.,
Chas. Swain, gambling; fined 81.
Ed. Hollie, gambling; fined S..
John Freeman, gambling; fined S..
Will Harris, gambling; fined S..
Sam Price, gambling; fined S..
Harry Carter. gamblngi fined 81.
= G. W. Jones. gambling lined S..
Respectfully submitted this the Ist
day of May, 1906.
Geo. w. McLane, J. p.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1906-05-11
TORN R6r

tered .t.Hll"t "
why not c. ,divisil Il
we eliminate equity taxes altogether
Mr.. Elan b. Carlton wants a chance
to transcribe the county records so it
will not cost more to obtain an alb
stract to land than the land itself is
worth. Who transcribcs the records
for DeSoto County? Was it Elan B.
or his brother and what kind Of a
mess was it in when done? blythe
past only can we judge the future.
Where does Elan B. find IS counties
in Florida or 1888 in Georgia. He
counts with a wonderful magnifyng
glass. One Of Mr.. Cartoons small
Georgia counties two or three years
ago assessed 40 mills taxes. We
kick hard at paying less than 80 mills,
The prime movers among the county
divisionists are not actuated by the
lofty motive of reducing taxes as they
claim; their sole object is to create
two extra county seats with two extra
sets OF officials; Mr.. Jordans object
being to get himself a county seat OF
his own for he avows he is settled for
life. He cares nothing for the tax
payers burden.
The Florida Advocate furnished me
a complimentary copy OF their paper
bearing date of May 4th 1000 in which
they print beautifully bordered guar
antee to pay any increased millage OF
taxes caused by county division signed
by some prominent citizens of Wau-
chula and vicinity and some not so
prominent Ask these gentlemen to
give bond for the faithful performance
of this obligation by themselves and
their heirs forever (for as ! under
stand il their agreement bears no time
limit and watch them crawfish In
creasing the mllage is by no means
the only way OF increasing taxes and
their little scheme will fool no tax
payer OF reasonable intelligence. Mr..
Albert Carlton supposed to be the |
richest man in the proposed new
northern county, signs this agreement
first. have been told that practically
all OF Mr.. Cartons money is in
National Bank stock and not subject
to taxation. Lower down the list !
notice names of men whom | thought |
we're hankrupts and whom ! thought
had not paid dollar for dollar on their
own personal obligations and still
others whom | did not know paid any
taxes at all. Altogether toe guarantee
Us not worth the paper it is printed on
to say nothing OF the time spent on it
by some fertile brain, time that could |
have been more proitably spent in
cleaning the streets Of the hustling
town Of Wauchula.
DeSoto County as it stands to-
day is the banner orange grow
ing county of Florida and this is
sufficient reason in itself for holding |
the county intact for more people
earn a livelihood directly and indirect
" from this source than all Others
combined. Let us forever Danish
from our minds the scheme to divide
the county and put our shoulders to
the wheel and make it the banner
county of Florida in several other
lines of industry This Sooner or
later" talk we have INDUCED in so
much should be put out of our minds
forever for as long as we talk and
think that Sooner or later" the county
will be divided; that long will some
"smart Alex" be agitating our people
and robbing them Of their most valua-
bic asset-time.
J. Ed. Raulerson.
Lily, Florida, May g." 1906.