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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

ests q the town win pay the burden
OF taxation. and the amount q each
taxpayer VII b less In proportion 70
carry on government.
~ THE SAVING A REAL ONEf
While the country household. On
looking over one 81 the big catalogues
and sending an order for $50 worth of
goods. may be able 90 figure out an
immediate saving Of ave or six dollars.
even after they have paid the freight,
there II no question as 20 the flnal out
come. II the practice Is persisted IN by
all the people 81 any particular local
tty. The home town will suffer. the
home market will fail 60 increase. ~
u does not decrease. as viii also the
value % the farm lands. Undoubtedly
the catalogue houses can sell goOds
cheaper than the average country
store. for they do q cash business
you send On your cash with yorT
order There IL no risk In the eata-
lOgue OF mail order house business.
Possibly Il you arranged To do business
on the same basis With your country
merchant-Cash down With yOuT pgF-
ehase-yOa could get almost as favor.
able prices. but the country merchant
10 supposed to extend credit 10 every
one: be- has had bills which 10 Rover
collects and consequently must make
greater percentage u profit on the
things he sells.
Every community which Il imbued
with the spirit Of building up it, own
Industries and Of supporting It's home
town with local pride. Is sure Go be- the
most prosperous: there can be NJ gaia
saying this fact
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

taking effort and constant care from
n boy 81 this age: encourage d but do
not compel IL.
We can b. taught by example all %
the needs 20 plant growth but his hos.-
Ing and wedding may b. superficial
II you ask him be win allOw you Go dig
In his garden 90 loosen the soil deeper
than his strength permits u Is wise
10 do this for there must BE- carrots
aud cabbage 90 harvest or there Sill
be no play ground here heat year.
n the hoy Of Eve has been allowed
the run % a garden. II AT eight he has
4 garden % his own. az ten be will loye
gardening and will have absorbed an
amazing store az knowledge. and %
him may be impaired NJ this are IN a
way and manner that gill awaken the
the parest and best that O. In him. the
mystery % iife.
seBding its vigorous shoots over the
weeds. climbing where q cannot creep.
TRUSTING IL snake like head through
the garden fence. u a thing % wonder
TO q hoy 10 he u but taught 20 see q.
and when its great golden blossoms
appear there - . stiIl greater wOndsr
unfolded-
Boys % twelve and fourteen may de-
sert the garden for the hall Geld OF the
ashing rod. and q r. wcil they should.
for the serious time az life u coming
soon and play days should be N many
and long ~ school and home duties
gin permit. but a garden Cor a boy ~
this age may Be . greater factor IN his
training for life than at any other. Cor
By this time the ~ro0t e al evil- has
entered his sOul: he has learned that
money n essential On order On procure
the many thines 4 boy must have. ana
the garden. which tO this time has
been 4 recreation Geld. q place q Hoa-
derful possibilities On the way 0f Eooi
things % eat and pumpkins Tor jacko'-
lanterns. may Be q most fertile Geld
q revenue.
Whatever the emp the prncee6s
should b wholly his own. n he has
produced the crop Wholly BY hiE own
efOrts There q but one way that he
can learn the value ~ m0ney ana that
Il by canning a. TIE wise use %
money must also ~ harmed but that
70 outside the sphere a. gan5ening
From address ~ Prof crsnsaeid.
Wis., AT. collNea
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

IN the course % ten years. this means
one and Onc-half million dollars. Aver.
aging the profit On this amount al
twcnty Is-r cent, IL means lat In tea
years dme three hundred thousand
dollars pr0Ats aro taken from the town
Nov. on the other hand. should the
farmer. instead % sending away his
money 20 the foreign place for goods
he requires. give all his trade Co the
home town. its business would be Inn.
mediately doubled. and with twice the
employment for the people. Year a..
ter year. the profits made by the uer.
chants would be retained IN the town.
would seek investment In starting new
Industries. and ~ the end Of the ten
year period. Instead 20 a town % one
thousand. there would b. a lively city
q from two To three thousand. and
very acre % farm land within the
trade radius 81 the town would be en-
HANGED In value from ten 10 twenty
iollarE.
ENRIcHINo THE Mo CITIES.
u can be plainly figured 0st that the
individual farmer Who would divert
half his trade TO Chicago. New YOrk Or
some other foreign city. On the course
90 ten years would send away three
thousand dollars. NJ q we're possible
that be could save ten per cent On this
amount In ten years time he would
save thnee hundred daliarS. His suly
compensation would be q dead hone
town. poor schools. a poor home mar.
ket. and no increase IN the value q his
real-estate hOldingA
On the other hand. BY giving his
patrunaee 90 the home t0Nn. even
though he must pay the merchant ten
pr cent more than the tOretgn house.
the result would be Ike this: On &C.
count &C increase IN farm values. one
hundred and sixty acres q land worth
ten dollars more pr acre. sixteen hun
drcd dollars: OF. thirteen hundred eof
lars better OF IN ten years than u he
gave half his patronage 20 the FOREIGN
ooncern. Ills home town h a lively
che. an public improvements. all nod
ern couveniences. high schools. 10
which b. could and his children
cheaply. good churches. rood ruade.
and everything that can add % theeom-
fort and happiness % its rSsideatA.
and those Nko reside near u Not
Withsianding. that the farmers land IL
enhanced IN value. his taxatlon yin ee
J but ntfls grcater, ~ the business inier-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20
TIE COMING RE0TE.

Outward changes. economical and
uU''tl'HL Usrv 90 l.--~ marked arr
always Zuue uu iu tiy forms and 80.
sanitation - ~.-r...rr. i'ut to-day one
uIu make q sf=--.al4y s.rsl- ar-uusut
that =r-.t aEI radical Changes 40. im.
r=GIII-. NH uua EN- believe tlat
existing ,gfl.r.... viii ',ufIuuc ia 4
uurii virr- 40 th'u-s move anI
change Waste. .Xtrava.auc,. political
r..rrrrr .Hu. l.urt Mr-sIuf.la ritIlria-,
Colossal reorganization of wealth So
.. tl- industrial plants - the Wuril
-.rs-f=s 90 draarv poverty. Hfh"sa ar
natural suHjr,ts fur Fnrluuui. pair.
v't" aul hImaur cuEo-rH. l. uut tlls'
uiI sse.al aud Industrial macLlueTy.
tie competitive - wage syStvEi. sloW.
iI. si-us q bDak.us down ic-s4ta
lt. load.
THE qu,-.iiou j. quite fair whether
any system j. Just that q .Tmits lad
y.luli~ ." ruli NJ iEim'u~, forums as
Jls ra.uii 81 iurky sIs--ulztiuns. 90 -
fhH r.~s. 81 land VIiIrs alDuf a rrrat
..ty. that T=-rtuits Otllsr individuals 90
.r.fs.rTt aiusr>t unlimited moury power.
az men ou~. it.irritssl ducsiies AMI
Eiu.,iuy.-. while u.ll.uus - working.
men. Nth snail wages. live clUss TO
90. dau-rr l.us - drlt. or even 20 cnii
and starvation. AMI are liahae O. b
fhrBWn oug % cmpluy u1cut Zoe u,ouths
"a n tim-.
-Whs-n ia th- fa~e - natural wealth.
over - ahunalaut. aud f'.-crs 90 pro-
lurfisn auemrUtsi indefinitely by
ss-irurr ami invrutiun. 80 many almost
fai O." rap any lsuclf frum the ~
-,'ury.s wLich Sun-iy l--hsng 60 the
ragy'. O. must "a hast d. cpnfssss-i that
,sur f,rs-ss-ut system. both 20 pr,siucti0n
sud q dis;riisui ga. 4 not iuteiiigeuiiy
co.. humanity managed Its results do
tsss nsIsr--rut an hls,al democracy. q
lruih~riluo-i % man---From The
Ioming PcOishr~. - Chas. Y. Dole.
u lslIpsy~S everyone who has eyss
a. 49, aud ears 90 hear aud q brain
vith Wish o. think o. study the tire
ususisn< ss--ial pruhlems with which
W. an fa~r o. far, today.
Wkrfhcr th,v are s~ttled right ~
wrunc WI afrst every rnemhef o. the
,-s-umuuity. NJ one can escape the
c,ils that win r-snlt frora 4 vrung
as''ir-nsuf ani everyone VII % uro~
ait-i ~ a rishi s-tsirm~ut.
Nufiln- T. raars l-sfsnrtaut than thet
-. si,oiH - started ri<ff Thew =
.--,tf--,s-. Ems tss',i-ttion IN eyery hne
q -THE COMING PEOPLE, ~
Clfas T. noie.
In arfeF o. hFiux this hosk Wishin
- r,-.e-h - ali . paoular esfitian rs
trs, 49,, t~<u~i ~ ths Hamecroftsrs
go = a. sFs.fI-~..s. su-1sfflk s-nn - ~
fer - e.-uts. T.aaarr iBFinicsi RENT
~ vz.~fsl massey ersirf. exf'ress tns1ey
ar,lrr - Ess~faEe stamIa 70 THE
TONErROFTEaA - Aaia -,
watsrtSgn. NaaAS
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20
NAIL ORDER BUSINESS.
EXSRuOTS STRUCTURES 10 BE
ERECTED BIZ MONTGOMERY
H4RD IND COMPANY md
OTHERS.

SaEgests QUESTION Ehethcr Cant
Catalogue llousSs arr DcnCfit or
DetTimcnt 40 tia farmcT and tbs
Country CCncTai!..
Chicago g. To have the greatest build.
ing tie UJT!d ever constructed foTCOm-
uCrCial purposes u III have a hOOr
sgaCC a. 60 aCTcS--a gOul sized farm.
IL Is 10 be- % stories high. including the
basement. and we're q tO be all
strvtchel CIT On enc fOoT Il would
cover ~ of the big city blocks In the
windy City. Il will b. $50 feet ia length
and go I rpt wide and Will b. built Of
stc,l and CUncr,tp. The Gust will BE-
$1,000" The present building &C.
cupiCi By Montgomery Ward and Com
vany Is a huge anair. but Is stated To
- Cntir, ~ Inadequate a. tkC uncts 81
t'is eUoTmous nail C-gyr house. and
- this new pile T. % Dc constructed
u seems to be The time 20 biz com
mrIiCul houses ia t.e great Ccntcrs of
the Couutry. Another big firm u TO
erect a building on ChiyagO avenue.
which wili contain a Ull.i1n square
fCei-2gO fc,.t b. $50 feet. sears. Roe-
buck and Co-'pany Is n big Chicago
business riy.. Z the Muat someTy Ward
firm. and las Just also been incOrpor.
ated - DO business in New York. with
a capitalization Of si0.ODa 500. paying
the State incorporated tax u $4,000.
TO HE rIsuIp ar.
These are fins PROJECTS. aud az first
thOusht may make one proud Of Amer
ican business Institutions. but what Is
the real eject 20 the success 20 these
gigantic commercial houses urun the
cOuntTy's Prosperity How dos their
business affect the country merchant.
the country banker. the country tOEn
i,scf and In fact the country people
Who are the patrons % the great rIall
order houses What creates the village,
the town. the thriving dtyc What
Keeps II a live and bustling center IA
thcr than q congregation ~ fcw
houses " ore az tUO miserable
stores: u l. tir patronage and sup
p0rt, e q not. q the surrounding COua-
try b1nl-s Towns are hUi.t - 'uty
WREN they have suppurt from an agri-
cultural territory. u agriculture j. the
surrounding Industry. Whica Is the
case In nine ont - ia Instances Eut
Conversely. the richness 20 The soil
alone 0Dtn is4A AaaAN wv AsAa% faAaaAt@
farms
THE MAEkIsT FOg Ti:bI' CrS.
There must be a good market for the
farm product II the farm - adjacent
Ca q live growing town supporting &C
tive and Eellto-do-Pcople. the market
Tor the fartusr's prO'lucts viii IN ac-
tive and the prices good. " the town
b. a dad one. be viii have 10 turn
elsewhere % dispose % his products.
and perhaps incur heavy trans2Orta-
ton charges In their shipment. This
fact Is ST forth Unmistakably In the
last census figures which shOw that In
a small ARA q &C. United States. the
REGIONS where factOriCs abOund-a dis
trict comprising but little over 10 pr
cent % the United Statcs-the value
of TIE farm lands l. over half that Of
an q the arai,le land in thc cniir'
country. The farms In these regions
are located close Ca the factories.
which AFFORD a profitable home market
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20
CONTROL AND USE or TIE
GRAZING LANDS.

: That all uniosatr,i public lands
u"t otherwi>s' rr-erVesl shah - ~
served from lo.ation or entry under
IHy law eX~,-It the Homestead Law,
anil shall O.. emlrac,-,l IN Grazing F,a-
serves unter the cuntrpl &C the Ss--re-
tary 80 Agriculture. " 10 shah b.. em.
jaw vr'Vl t0 issue annual Licenses 90
Craze >iuck he said Grazing Reserves.
'ui -uch hcruss.s shall never ~ i-sus<i
for iuuser period than one rear on
agricultural lands 80 i've years on
-razing hu'i,. and al lands classified
a> grazing lands shall D. subject 20
rcrla~s.asatiun "a the end 81 every i've
var: that M lesses ~ tie puddle
-raling lands shall ever be made By
o." National Government. and that
tls ara ~ the hom-~tead entry sliall
never under any circumstance he en-
Irr'rl o. exceed 10 aCrcS
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20
PLANT FORESTS AND CREATE
FOREST PLANTATIONS

:. That the Timber and stone Law
shall =. rsf--ilsd. aud that an pub
u timber husls shall b. Included In
l--rnlan-nt foT,-t Reserves. the title
o. The lHud 60 - forever retained bY
The Natiunal Government. stuu7paRe
only - maiur-f timber % he std.
and Young timber o. - preserves for
futurr cutting. 80 that the forests win
~ It-rtstuatrd ~ right use: ana
that ths National Government shan.
~ the Reservation ~ purchase % ex-
isfing forest lands. snd the planting
- neu forests. crpate IN every state
National Fcre~t Plantations from
which, thrUuuh al the years o. come.
suiii"i-ni supply - Wossi and timber
'an - annually harvested o. suTply
the needs 20 the IeoI,le - each state
frun he Forest Plantations in that
state.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

for al the agricultural products. So
that the greatest factor IN land value
a the nearnsss TO good markets.. II
becomes plata. therefore. that the bet
Ter the home t0Wn can BE- made, the
more valuable d the farm land trihu-
tary 90 a. In the purely agricultural
sections. the average country town u
located In the cehter q from % to 10
square miles % territory: that Is the
town n SUPPORTED by the trade rcsuis-
lag from that AREA az farms. Accord
Ing % federal statistics The average
fsrmsr speRds s695 a year Cor sappises
solothing Coz his family. household
Utensils. food that he does not grOS
himself. farm tmplemeats. etc.
Nov q must be evident that u q plan
vsse % ~ foilgSed looking % TIE
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

"ur faS' increasing population loo In
ditidu1l hHgr- 600 Oh" laud-huris.-
'r"ft~. b"urs'r snail. uUrszI d. the
'"ruiani. wien" every worker anil Ifs
family zen cHI.. rt.i1 dual Industrial
.uslsIs-u'is-fi,-'. ';,,ar-s "a. Maxwell
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20
L: ::!:s:::s!!::::!E! IS 80! ! :!s:!!.

tine FIRST BOOK 1 Ss H0MECROFTERS
HAS JUST BEEN PUBLISHED And ANON rs CONTENT, are
TIE FOLLOWING ARTICLES % ABsOKEN. EIlKIST
Ths Brotherhood of Man
Charity that Is EoeTIaSfing
TIE Secret Of Nippon Pc0Dcr
Lesson Of a Great Calamity
The sign Of Thought
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20
UNITED OWNERSHIP OF LAND
AND WATER.

H. That 10 shall D. the Inv ~ every
state and q the United States. that
ls"iIcfirill U-e j. tlie basis. "a. moss
ere. AMI tie limit ~ all rights 90
water. Including riparian right. and
that tho right to tie u~e - water for
irrigation shah inheTe I'm and BE- ap-
rurteuant - tlle land irrigated. - that
tte ownership g tie land and the
water shah - united and no right %
water a. q speculative commodity
ever D. ac,lUir,-l held or owned.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20
RESERVE STATE LANDS FOR
HOMESTEAD SETTLERS.

q That the pul,lic land states shall
administer tie state lands untler q
system similar Go and in harmony
with %" nati"nal puislic land system
gi.utc ugtl.ns-l and TIA, each state
hall enact q State Homestead Law
fYr the ~rttlrUirui % D. uds owned by
the state. ard that state ards shah
be disposed - only o. actual settlers
urf,r such l7u and that all state
larF, shall 90 20 Times remain uIeR
60 uum,-'tad Eatry.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20


Raising up atu TRAININGS A',. SEQ aiil
o. l-iw. A..lIu- ..r...a-. l... tI.- vel.
fare e "uT N.r.'r, .- fol. l.s. .4g.
>e,lurn',' tHau tH- uI.t- ..-.rnu,lt.on
81 wealth.. and tLHt >f.... - uf Sac
ii.ual 'hIr....r anil ed. >a.HI ard
lsu-iu,--- 'ur. s..u- .- 90 -....r.I i.u-
IetiH.u' O." I.'' Ir. .Iis ,' Geo.. ,'ua'ry
.. H ....t. Gin. ... l..,.r ,... ....t-.-
I.uu t... is uHa I.tuf- tl.u. sut vr
lH.lI.,, t..r f.a. only way DO I'-.....rrr
such >ia iiy sui Goo T-uurrrtlv
Ma.ut.Iu uIr National Try-i-F.ty. b.,
jp vrtg trfY ffus#i.If" ,T,vr and
'r.rrsu.u r.. II.fuu - t.r Tabs
l.fu. Nl.... D.. a- follow.
LBUgAT'aN EMPLOYMENT AND
HOMES UE TiiE LAND
= T..' o. hfr.u .-.V o.. fought
raricr.r- r.i l.rrss.-f. fn 'sr puHli,
schools Hui t'ar IIor.-ral' and
Gaulru Tr.iufus ~.'asls .l-u b.
,.tai.ll.Ir-I o.. ,..fv. nu-...I ISL
srIte. ant national Cuv.@urusr.tS.
where every 10y gri every r.au eur
80 work U'.p ,..-.'. '..p. $3.50 90 ~. ers
De- cau f...g '.... i-..l ..... t.r I'm
low 60 make 20 '.H." sHi ,..i o.. sol
and I't his lir.rs -'r.i-if from the
..ru.ul r-b g.. .... a-...rr i-.. ,-,r,l.t
4. trr-ft 81 D.. ..t ain. Al. a..
.b.,,,fI o.. ... &c.. 80 d.. -.
an tbs H.
EUiLD IIDNEgEuTTS ~ NATION
~. SAFEGUARDS.
That o." Nsw .bHd system q
i-ahd IaH.i."I amt l-lli igr'irI- 80
.Hh Su'".'' ''. ~ NH''''','' o" -.
80 q. ".','''i .A JUS
.,,I.l.,.t.., "a 90
lad. ~ tf.... ...r..,' an fru 30 r.
r,.l,I..--r AND r...- r..i ....-....,....,
Ia, a.. ,.,.......... r.. t.....-.-.. ,I..L
v.iu A.. t-.rr......r ...t....,..-... -......,
ti... ,.J.f'.--I. ....f ....r ,r.....-.r..-.r
,...rit.,... -. g.. ,....---.....,. -
% 81 e.. ....-....-.-. y, 90,
-
-. ....... ....
1'i ~ ..'. 'i.- WI -H
IN i'''Ni- - '''l q.
Z Ilat Rural S"tIlrus-t shah De-
'uru'ira-'-i sri w." o. .'IIl' '. l'rt
t,r'iiuu Ter fHr ArH.r... " -ur ..ra.r
and hl~ lluUir aIFi.ri directly o. o..
liui.lr Hy o." lKruIf iuu frUu IaNI-
ten 81 III IMPROVEMENTS uI-lr- aut
sl~,' - aii I-sr~u-al rr,IsT'v. rDf ,N-
,y--l.ug SEA iu value. U-,vi ul anil
,.r nUr,I Ii,,.,..,..,j ar -, -. IN
tn acr.s ia rzt-ur. vIlrl o., oau.r
O'vupies - q ls'.liarrul il" and
chili'ai'-> VIII hi- e., n i.'-T AMI n"
lr"' i'i'-s il'f"ii".l sA 60 l-I 81 ti'c
sul'lSTt Ter q Fatally
ENLARGEMENT uI AREA AVAIL.
ABLE lGE iiUNEN
4 That Az. Nsr.ur..I ,...r.r1rrsr'
a. rart II q ...rur..Il.r..., aat..r.
"A t-.l.-y al .Ht.rrsI egu-ur.ul...t-
f.r r,rr ,.srtra AMI r--lIat...a.
aud for IL. .gla~-.....ut o. f...
ufu.,.f t..r.s.I,l. ,.r.rt II t..
ara, al AZ. .,.urrr, a,t.t.I.l.. Tar Ar
culture atsI II.ulf-s uu a.. I-auL. af.d
fur thsr IrUtcciiUn 81 tl.,~r tiuu,-s frou
ciillsr f,s-d ur dr.Ith. >iru huiii r"I
only ksts-- aai r.,.flrrf. Vl.l.
ns--ls-d. and draiua- go v.T.. Ter Co..
r,silau.ati"n e swamp and vyvril.wsd
LndS. hut sh.sn alsp Il..-rrl~ yAis.Iu-
fur,-stS. r,-furJ-t dsuulr.i aras. pllui
new furcsts. aud build tie E-rrat u-~,-I-
voirs and other engineering W"rks
nccsssary To safeguard AGAINST over
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20
BE A HOMECROFTER
Learn by Doing. Work Together.
Give every Man a Chance.

Thk SLOGAN OF TIE HONEcROFTERs
kVery Child Ia GarsRETcry Roaccra md Lg;.
"aaai Industrial IsdePSHdeSee for EVccy B0rkcr ias
Hons o. his OWB tn Land"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

q siylssea hlgh ss shs
asds
Nsg
ef noisTh Civlixatisa
81 The
Il localin tcrcsts.
. %
2 Is ~ ~
81 the % rural
the Iinsa al street tnIpro
I'd
ai merchants revolving sapsort
he
cells
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

t. ctfsa ssntsg ~ t-,-t- "a, -ry
. evs-f-f q u-r ~.
he = tts-
tEts-Ss -. f-sl -
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

"A iuc efuh osnsi . So r --r-
sarten stEs1 81. on
An1 Towers tCr ~ Ea-a r.1r-
Fzts1 Nhls tie sdzf1k rarr thfr ea- 81 a
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

laBas rssisimss. e. regslred ~ -
National Irrigation AeL
SAVE The PUBLIc LANDS F0B
HOMEMAKERa
q That not another acrs e tAa pgh-
hc lands shall ever Hereafter %
Eranied Co any state o. territory Ter
any PURPOSE Whatsoever. 90 10 any co
0ther than an actual srftlsr who las
built bis home on the land aud lived
on q for I'VE years. and that no more
Ahd strip % any Kind shall ever be
iss'is-t. ana that the Desert Land Law
and the Communication Clause % the
Homestead Law shall D. made % eaa.
Torn To the recommendations of the
Public lands Commission appointed
by President Roosevelt an4 % To
Message uf the President o. COngreas.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
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D. P. Adams. OF Waycross, spent
JN~sS- ~-J 49, .--S S-.J.
r. a. t.lCCA, VI Nichols, spent
sS4s~4-. .-J A. s--o >A.y.
c. Lilieat44aI, Oh Savannah, was
III lac G4.y y0~ue. o@J.
II. &. Blowne, VI Atlanta, Is speaA-
]. s. FlanAlln. OF JAG. LDhville,
s4eAt yesterday IN THIS .lH.
E. M, Friend, Il New Orleans, is
aluo-s eAose leslsee4eu d. s4v ve.v-
Mayor Hopkins tsAves this morn.
ins % a D4s.Aess/ ts4p 70 .acAsou-
t4iIe.
W. H. Meeks. /ot walkerville, Ca,
WAC a.Aons LAY vlsluo.s " t4.e Guy
.C-.~t4ay.
-
l.. Y. Reid, |CI Atlanta, was among
IAoss AesISI9is1 a. tuo O6IsL-4V4 ~
yestsrAay.
Jno. NJ. Sullivan. OF indianapolis.
Ano, IS FlS!1Gr 70 Tue cay Ior
lew days.
j. Z. Purcell, w4o removed to
WayCioss Ie" weeKs aso, IL IN tue
Guy ICr q lew days.
j. w. Qulncty, well knoWL
DodEias aeIoIney, Was III the CITY
Sesttluay Ou legal -usInSss.
Inc ErunsWICK nIends OF SUlicito
GeAe' al ne-nctC VIA lie kiad ~ learn
that he WA arine III waJCtOse To-
aay iiom New YORK, where he has
oeen in hospital Tor ssve I'll weeks.
Ee 10 Ai~Ca amyruVsd III nealtn,
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E.es Mealc,ne samples

10 not p4Ot6 LA4dL rN.AAe.u, Is SOO1
tor any tnIus. Ii you wanL 10 eAperI-
nIeut, uy Samples IUr OLIer dllLlvntS
han rnG unla.Isnl. You can afford 70
lose tInle AID risk lie III taAlnS
cLanCeS with any medIGIue WAICu uds
act SouOu lie tS-L OL Llne. Uru4u-
mond kLeumauc kemedy has a
twenty yeAI record vi cures. Write
to the Uruuluoud Medicine Or. new
lOIh, LOI llLSI dtuIe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14

There Is only one branch OF mer.
chandise we pretend to know any
thing about and 1t is the only branch
we sell-shoes. Persons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14

True and trisG trends nj ,ho ram
ily-b3Witts Lifi Early Users
neEt Tor results and test to take
Rosy cheeks aud sparkling s,ss f,,.
~ the Ise of thSsA d@1sndaDLs liitle
mra Taey DO ant grips or Slckep,
sote BY w druggists.
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WHEEE WAS THE
MAYOR AND couNcIL7

y am solely and directly respons,
Ole Tor that Ner trolley car tran.
chise. N. D. Russell. CITY Clerk"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14

For singi eDarrel shotguns go to
Sig l-evIsun.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14

We can fit everyone, from Cinder-
ella tc the Giant. PeeIsUE 5.
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Fresh cream. iignt rye, Frencn AMI
Graham bread todsE q LebeDs bsk
", zoe 4 5kepst
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12

No Pill isas pleasant and p0aitive n
De Wits Little Early Risers. These
Famous Little pills are 90 mild and
effective that children, delicate ladies'
and weak people enjoy their cleansing
sfect, while strong people say they ars
the best liver pills sold. Never 9ripo.
Sold By Winters Drug Co: X b
Gcodall.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12
Fersunats MIsseurIana

when I was Z druggist, It Liv.
onia, No." writes 7. ]. Dwyer. now
OF G~raysville. Mo-, "threc Of my Gus
toners we're permanently cured Of
consumption by Or. Kings new dis.
covery, and are well and strong 10.
day. One was trying to cell his
property and move to Arizona. but n.
ter using New Discovery . short time
he found Il unnecessary to do 70. |
regard Or. Kings New Discovery %
the most wonderful medicine IN exist.
ence." surest Cough and Cold cure
and Throat and Lung healer. Guar.
anteed BY Ill druggists. SOC and II.
Trial bottle free. :,
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