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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-16
Transfers in Real Estate.

The following deeds have beer filed
for record in the office OF Probate
Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle:
Richardson R. Mcpherson to James
w. Underwood, for 500, an irregular
shaped piece of land, $50 by It's by
100 by SO by SO feet near Delaware
and Union Avenues.
James w. Underwood to J. T. Ev-
ans, for 500, same property Is above
E. L. Wildly and wife to Nathan J.
Maddux, for $1,000, lot 4 block 9, Riv-
erside Heights addition to Roswell.
The Triton Town Company to Fran
els NJ. Urrey, for $50, lot 1, block 21
Triton.
T. R. McAnnally and wife to D. H.
Clark, for $3.50, lot 5 block 40, West
addition to Roswell.
The Lake Arthur Towasite Com
pany to James E. Smith, for $50, lot
3, block SO, Lake Arthur.
James E. Smith and wife to George
B. Crippen, for 81, lot 8, block 90, Lake
Arthur.
Joseph E. Thompson and wife to
George B. Crippen, for $1,15O, lot 1,
block 63 Lake Arthur.
Sylvester White and wife to George
B. Crippen, for $3.50, lot 3, block II
Lake Arthur.
A. T. Virgins and wife to George
B. Crippen, for $3.50, lot IS, block II
Lake Arthur.
c. F. Rakebra1d and wife to H. M.
Tyler, for $1,400, lot &c, block 3, Noun
tainview addition to Roswell.
A. G. Creger and wife to Zenas Leo
1ard, for $1,000, a tract of 40 acres in
6, Z and S-12-23.
The Felix Irrigation Co., to VIM. F.
Greenwood, for 81, one water right.
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AN EXPERIMENT.
IN BREEDING HUMANS.


New York, Ian. 16.-Tae discussion
of methods Of improving the human
race by the delegates to the onven
ton of the American Breeders Asso-
citation, now in session at Columbus,
o., recalls that a successful attempt
community OF men and women the
scientific rules which govern the Sc
lection of lower animals for breeding
purposes. John Humphrey Moves, a
Congregational minister, vas the orr
ginator of this novel scheme, and was
ing what was termed "a scientifically
regulated p~romiscuity in marriage"
He established his little colony of
"Perfectionists" at Oneida, N. Y,
some sixty years ago, and for a time
it p~rospered under his guidance. For
stood persecution from without, only
to fall victims of the wiles of Cupid,
who paid no heed to scientific regu-
lation." In 1879, some twenty years
after the establishment of the colony
complex marriage was renounced and
monogamy or celibacy substituted.
The attempt at scientific mal-breed-
ing was at an end. The members of
the colony separated into couples, re-
CARELESS of the rules of selection laid
down by Moves. Cupid had won a
victory owe science.
Physicians who have kept track of
the children born during the expert
ment declare it was a pronounced sue
less IN producing physical and mel
tai giants. During the last decade of
the colony's existence under the
Moves regime sixty children were
born, a majority of whom are still liv-
ing. These children were cared for
exclusively by their mothers until 9
months of age. From that time until
they were IS months old they receiv-
ed the care of their mothers only ait
night. At the latter age the infants
were placed under trained nurses at
the colony's nursery, and h mater
nal care ceased entirely. Under this
treatment all but five out Of the sixty
children lived to attain their MAORI
ty, and the death rate among them is
said to have been less than one-third
of that in the country at large. Near
ly all of the men are over 6 feet in
height, broad shouldered aid strong
lunged, and the ONE are beautiful
and well proportional. Nc case of
consumption, cancer or other disease
of degeneration has ever been known
among them. Among the men are ma
ny physicians, lawyers, musicians n
college professors, and without excep-
ton all are of a high grade of intel
lect n morals. Only one of the men
is a common laborer. The late DR..
E. B. Foote, a we'll known physician
and the author of many popular ned
cal works, was one of the enthusiastic
defenders of the experiment and scien
tiic ~stripiculture was advocated in
many of his books. Shortly before his
death he declared the Oneida expert
ment to have beer a pronounced sue
cess and that it would some day be
repeated on a large scale.
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Pay Georgia Pensions.

Atlanta, Ca, IAN. 16.-State Pen
sion Commissioner J. w. Lindsey to-
day began the payment of pensions
due for the year 1907 to the INDECENT
and disabled soldiers and widows of
soldiers. The work will be carried on
by counties AID all the warrants will
not be issued before the last of next
month.
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Colorado Retail Merchants.

Pueblo, Col, Jan. 16.-A large por-
tion of the leading business men of
the Colorado Retail Merchants Asso-
citation are meeting here today. The
visitors we're rendered a banquet last
night and this afternoon will be TAX
en- on a special car for a trip of inspec
ton thru all the leading factories and
Wholesale houses OF the city.
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Notice.

The Board of County Commission
meet at the court house in Roswell
on Saturday, Jany. 10, 1907. at 10
o'clock a. M, to canvass the precinct
election returns, n to transact any
other business coming before it.
By order of the Board.
w. NJ. ATKINSON, Chairman.
Attest: F. P. GAYLE, Clerk. II
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Women Editors Hold Meetinu.

Topeka, Kan, JAM 1.-THE six
Woman's Press Association is being
held here today. The delegates yer
granted free transportation to tle
city by the Santa Fe railroad. Many
prominent women are here and will
deliver addresses.
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Best to Plant Now.

Now is the best time to plant
trees, before the roots begin to
grow. R. F. Cruise mas all kinds
cheap.
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$500. 900 to oar on irrigated farms
Long time loans. interest payable IN
before due. b. Herbst, Financial
Agent. 303 N. Main. opp. r. o.
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For saIes

Scotch Collie pups from registered
stock. Also two young mules. Half
mile northeast Military Academy. Ad-
dress f. H. Patrick, R.. F. D.. sc. 69tf
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tain H. H. Clark # the naval academy
will be The only chaplain to leave the
service of the navy.
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Highest prices paid for second
hand goods. Makin's Second Hand
Store. 100 Main St., Phone 227. If
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Cedar Brook, formerly w. Fl. Nc
Brayer.-Oriental. 59tf
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E principe RoIandO Bonsparts.

La Accidents de Cipncias de Paris,
eligi6 al principe Rolando de Bonaparte,
miembro titular, On Ia secci6n de acad6-
micos libreB para ocupar Ia plaza vacante
por falleCimiento de Rafael Bischofsheim,
81 Mecsnas cientffco, como le llamaban
sus colegas, +
Rolando de Bonaparte es un especialis-
ta en- las cuestiones relativas de Ia ffaica
del globo, especialmente en bot6nica y
geologic. En- 81 curse de sus numerosaE
exploraciones Cientffcas, estudi6 los ven,
tiBqueros sObre los cuales tiene una com.
petencia universaImente reconocida.
Ell principe es presidente de Ia comisi6n
central de Ia Sociedad de Geograffa, pre-
sidente de. la comisi6n international de
glaciers y vice-preBidente del Club Alpino
de Francis.
Posee On su hotel de la Avenids de
Jena Ia mas rica biblioteca privada del
muhdo: comprende mas de 100000 void.
menes y mas de 10 600 mapas
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La LEY INTER-
NACIONAL.
Los EstadOs UnidOs ObIigadOs a
OCupaT IN sitiO mas pEOminente
entTe las pOtenClaS del uniNer-
so.
CludadanOs que no tIsnsn information d 81
prOplo Estldo.

Con motive del eatableCimiento de nm
nuevo peri6dico destinado Ia discussion
y aclaraci6n de Ia ley international, Be
hace La indication do 81 serfa bueno que
Ell pueblo americana se familiarizRse con
los principles precedentes que Sc asumen
para gobernar 81 tFafco de las nacio.
mes.
Sc afrma que como consequences de
los acontscimientos que deiaron aquel
pals eargado con el peso de las FiIipinss
que impusieron Ell protectoTado de Cuba
y que les deiaron duefios de Puerto Rico,
los Estados Unidos estSn obligados &
tomar un sitio mas prominente en- la Teu-
ni6n de las potencias del globo.
Esta noci6n no es probable que encuen.
tire aBilo en Ia imagination popular. FL
teFmino medic de ciudadRnoB de Ia rep1.
blica; si no ha estudiado leyes no posee
por 10 regular ninguna information ex-
tensa Con respecto & los estatutos de 81
propio Estado, fuera de algunos axiomas
fundamentales.
Por 10 regular Ell ciudadano estS de-
/ masiado ocupado para fjarse en- Ia extern
sion detalleG de IN cuerpo de legislation
que ha crecido por I'M prOcesO de largo
desarFollo.
. Sc sucede este con respecto las leyes
dom@sticas, es muy SECURE que 10 sera
mas a1n en- 10 que Sc refere Ia llamada
ssley de naciones", I'M termino que encie-
IRA una variedad de fcci6n solemne que
es muy 6til poTque tiende gloriicaF Ia
profession de ID diplomacia.
De tempo en- tempo las conferenciaB
inteEnacionales han fjado ciertas bases
fundamentals que han Bido tomadas en-
consideration veceB y otras desatendidag,
pOr las parties concernientes.
Pero hay la suposici6n de que las ''le-
yes" que est6n hoy an acci6n y que gufan
por 81 propia fuerza La conducts de las
naciones, Sc hayan en- conhicto diTecto
con sus propios intereseg.
Esto puede que sea una condici6n de-
plorable.
ES cierto que todOs los hombres civil.
zados SO alegrarfan de yer el ri fe y 81
buque de guerra sustitufdos por Ia raz6n,
la justicia Is l6gica, como agentes domi'
nantes en- el arreglo de los confictoi
internacionaleg.
Pero aunque Be puede dar Amino & un
principle arbitrario. es mas sabio mas
SECURE reconocer Ia ''ley International =
La sentencia de que una declaration de
guerra serfa 81 precedente de las hostili-
dadeS, no evit6 que el Jap6n tomase
Russia por sorpresa.
Una vigilancia justa y prudsnta poi
parte del gobierno, protegida por uns
fuerza naval sufciente, Ber6 mas dtil q
aquel pals que Ia discrimination de M
million de tEatados legales entire Bus votan
teA (PhiIaIelphia, Pa. Bulletin,)
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y afirma que el artfculo / 874 de La ley vi.
gente en- Ia materia (c6digo civiI) es mas
generoGo que 10 que establece este bill, en-
81 que Sc estatuye que 81 reconocimiento
ha de constar por escrito, mientras que en-
81 Feferido artfculo, Be ijan tres medios en-
favor del que pretende interrumpir Ia
prescription. -
Pospuesto eE bill indefnidamente, sin
mas discussion.
E G. b. AZ. Viene con enmiendas. 81
senior Santoni Bostiene el informe de la Cos
mission hace aclaraciones rsspeCto de las
enmiendas introducidas en- el bill por Ia
Comisi6n. Los tutoreB babT6n de obtener
authorization dc las Cortes de distrito para
gravar enagenar bienes de memories.
Aprobado 81 informe y 81 bill CON las en-.
miendas.
Ell senior Mufioz Rivera solicita que Sc
suspenda 81 Reglamento para votar 81 G.
B. 25, del senior Ward. Viene nm susti-
tuto que ha hecho Ia comisi6n del Consejo
ell senior MatienZo solicita He lea. ABf Sc
hace.
El senior Matienzo haCe uso de Ia paIs-
bra diciendo que eI prcyecto del Sr. Ward
contiene en- el fondo una buena idea; psro
que cree hay alg6n peligro en- Ia forma
en- que viene presentadoen este proyecto de
ley. s'Se crea nm nuevo Centre con suel-
dos notablea, como 81 de $4,000 para uno
de sus directories como Sc ha dicho que
esos pingies sueldog ser6n pagados de Las
economics que por otra parte Be hacen en-
Ell departamento, temo mucho que los en-
pleados puertorriquefios que en- el trabajen
vayan pagar Las cOnBecuencias Biendo
desplazadog en- benefCio de. los continenta-'
les que hayan de qusdaE empleados. MAXI
me cuando Sc auuncia Ia presentation de
una ley de Eervicio Civil, IL que cFeO que
tambi6n debe Ger estudiada con todo dets-
nimiento, por que siempre que nuestros
bnenos amigos los Continentales preBsntan
una buena cosa hay que tener mucho cui-
dadade con 10 malo para 81 pals que viene
esta ocu'tando.
El t d il Mendez Cardona defende el
dict6men de Ia yComisi6n, diciendo que ha-
ce dos amos viene fnncionando Ia ofcina
de Pagadurfa, que ahora se Tefnnde, ohts-
niend6 con este proyeCto una economic de
$4,000 IN gran mejoramientO en- 81 ssE-
viCfo. Que los empIeadoa ser6n ameri-
canos 5 8 puertOrriquenos, no habien-
do para estos ningdn peligro De psrder sua
puestos
EI pelior Mufoz Rivera sOstiene 81 IN.
forme de d Comisi6n. Dies que sa trata
ssncillaments deimplifcag 4 CoutnhiIi.
iNds m ~
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sino de una moratoria justa, para ell paRo
de las que hRgta Ia fecha 80 fla en- 81 bill y
Re adeudan por los agTicultoles que han
Bolitado Ia morstoTia
Aclara el sefior soler que va Sc expresa
que solo SO trata de la condensation de los
TecargoB en- contvibuciones de Ia conce-
sion de un plazo prudente para pagarlaB;
peFo refriendose afloB anterioreB al / 907.
El senior Tizol propone la question pre-
via y Be aprueba ei informe y 81 bill.
Viene Ia noticia de que 81 Sr. Acufia
ha sido nombrado director del "ConsOlida'
do'de cuya designation ss ha dado cuenta
On el Consejo esta tarde, siendo aprobada.
III. B. 139. !, Matrimonios libres de gas
toB. FL se1or Soler Bolicita se apTusbe Ell
informe y le seCunda 81 senior Trelles. Ell
senior Santoni explica que esta ley deroga
una secci6n de la VICENTE fin de que no
SO psguen dereChos pcr La celebration de
matrimonios ciyiVes. Aprobado. Todo el
mundo tendr6 ahora mayores facilidades
para contraer matrimonio pues no psgar6
derechos, aunque par6cenou que los ''resy
baloSos" 10 son por otra cIase de ''dere-
Chos'.
81. B. 70. Ell sefior Trelles solicita ss
apruebe 81 informe 81 bill y el Sr. San
toni hace explicaciones resp6cto del pro.
yecto, diciendo que Sc trata de modifcar
disposiciones legales que disponfan que un
contrato de prestamo 'fuera nulo siempre
que se fiara mayor inter6s que 81 estatui-
do por Ia ley, 10 que go prestaba 4 que
personss de mala fe suscribieran documen-
tos que resultaban con ese vicio de nuIi-
dad. Que hoy 90 queda ESQ reformado en-
los justos terminos que expresa el bill.
Aprobado el bill sin mas discussion.
V6nBe las DANES de Ia Normal.
H. B! So. EI Lcdo. 6antoni sostiene.
el informe de Ia comisi6n explicando que
hay actualmente una verdadera confusion
en- Ia forma de resolver las tercerias, 10
que obvia este proyecto de ley, estableCien.
do disposiciones claras terminates en-
esa mateFia Haca aclaraCiones respecto
como ha entendido 10 comisi6n de legis-
laci6n que So debe resolver ell punto de las
fanzas para interponer apelaciones que
la competencia para conocer las apeIacio.
mes de los asuntoa cuya cuantfa Be fla On
Ia enmiends, se entender6 en- II Corte de
distrito que 'pertenezca el iuzgado muni-
cipal en- que se dicte 81 embargo. Apro.
bado 81 informe de Ia comisi6n 81 bill,
Bin mas discussion.
@. B. 43. Ia Comigi6n recommends sea
poBpuesto indeinidamente Deienda 81
ipfoEms a senior SausoDi, e1poniendo "a.
Eapp legalea e. apQyo do aps aEgpmeptQ
=
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GA VILLA DE MADRTDo

"LA VILLA DE MADRID" avisa &
gus favOrecedOres, que acaba de recibir las
legftimas aifombras tsrciOpalo de Orients,
marca "Escudo" para sala, af como los
driles de hilo, legftimo ndmero 100 y III.
pijapa , las mejOTes alpaCas negraS } casi.
miTes inglessA
En- materiaIea para Ia confecci6n de
sombreroA ENGAGES, bOrdados. aplicaciones
cors6S; es Ia casa que tieue iempra el
meior GuEtido. en- Puerto Rico. Hacsmos
snVios por coETsos todOs los pueblos de
q lid. IsEtfono e7S. II. D. b. 78k.
Ean Fgapcirpo & elp JuRp Pr
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PARIS BGzAR

Grandes novedades Sc han recibido On el
PARIS BAZAR de PEDRO GIUSTI
en carteras de mano, porta moneda8 Dol.
sas de mano, cintuEOnes, peinetag, collareS,
de perlas, cintas de fantasia, pasadores de
bolas grandes para sombreros, capelinaB de
paia de Italia , de paja. de Arroz y mu'
ChoB otTos artfculos todoS de Ultima move.
dad.
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de eterna venturanza en- el abFazo frater.
nal de dos raEas que 90 han disputado. 81
dominic de la TERRA, que ae unen hoy para
haceT de esta TERRA tanto tempo sin ven
turS, el eden mas preCiado en- Ia America
Latina, arrullado por las brisas tropicales,
besado por las olas de dos mares que le
cantan = consagrado como IN mOdelo al
trufstico, maFaviIloso, eterno, por 81 fecun.
do genio do IL raza en- 81 MundO Coloms
hina,
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A pesar de Ia opOsiCi6n.

-
Rechag
nan Las onias del suroe Africa Los soas aron s eedo yaiendo
indaucb Lego rse On ccuos que godelo ea drosadc
La soaa daba victoria fnalente 10
dose Ia fuerza el continente aficano
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I riunfo de los radicaIes.

Pstesburgs d. 5~. -.
FL d Douma booEma ca cta Tat de
Ia soaA do echaza
possible
sOisS
rades poa prede iniGro stoi
Ia Donna
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HueIga inesperada.

II.
Aver repennaEnent decon huelga los eas Dc eta uad Fl
Pend los repositories anunoiado los Odi que pnen duEante
proeuandO
huegu fin rabez vidc do alumbradO
ectico
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{ ExitO complete del EInir !.


81 ha tendo
dicho safac tamb6n gobientaa
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SHBVICEO ESPECIAL DE- CABLES
DE
La Dsnocracia' J La Correspondence"
UNID as
Bajas en- eInercado,
Baias en- Ell RlerCadO.
New York, Mario ii.

= 4. /. N 4
FL eudad condione9 dc aaante vaEb
opionas
noraidad las buen 6
los
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Terrible VentisCa en- Terranova.
TerranoYa. Mario II,


ig1a BOqusa log faOaTr de m han tenO haoe insuOs
fuerz Tablece mes af La veniBa
tmben vis los rabsadore mpanO qu
Bpord avenGca sin nmedio
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BENEFITS GO ON.

The New York Life withdrew from
Texas on July 10th. because of the
Robertson law During the next
eight days the company paid two
death claims there amounting TOD
six thousand dollars. old contracts
re still good
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'uite so nice as Chamberlain's
lomach and Liver Tablets. They
ways produce a pleasant movement
the bowels without any disagree
BILE evect. Price, 25 cents. Samples
rec. The White Pharmacy, Corner
'rinceton avenue and Bland street.
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EDEN,

Harry Thompson was pleasant
visitor here the first Of the week.
Miss Sarah /, Richards went. to Stuart
by launch to spend some time with her
grandmother.
Edward and Ralph Richards, Of Stuart,
spent several days here this week visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. M. l.. Richards returned Sa,ur-
day evening from very pleasant visit
to Fort Pierce friends.
Mrs. j, &. Wey returned last week
from her outing at White City, feeling
much benefited by the change.
We feel quite proud of our TRIBUNE
with its array of correspondents. If
you want the news subscribe for THE
TRIBUNE.
Miss Lucy E, Richards has come w
from Stuart to spend month with rela-
tves during her mammals absence in
Newark, N. j..
Mrs, j. H, LeTourneau went to the
st. Lucie river Saturday evening and
stayed until Monday morning visiting
her brother and family.
F. b. Richards and family returned
last Sunday morning from Stuart, where
Mrs. Richards and the children had
spent two weeks very pleasantly.
The death of Mr.. Hiram Odds at St
Augustine on Tuesday morning was a
great shock to his many friends in this
place by whom he was greatly respected,
Our hearts go out in sympathy to his
wife who is so sadly bereft They were
so devoted to each other, and having no
children were always together. A large
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Only One of Many.

A planter in Delray raised 1900
crates of tomatoes this year on two and
a half acres of ground. They Melted
him 81. 80 per crate, making a total net
profit of 81 $50 from the patch. 1t is
such facts as these that gives the
northern farmer cold feet, and sooner
or latter he IS sure to come to this pro-
life, yet undevoloped country, where
opportunities lay broadcast. In regard
to the fact stated above, it may be in
teresting to know that this was the
fourth tomato crop from this same
piece of land, but a cabbage crop had
been grown between them West Palm
Beach Tropical Sun.
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Appreciates Endorsement.

EDITOR TRIBUNE:
VIII you kindly afford me space in
your columns TO tender my thanks to
the many good friends who favored me
with their endorsement for the office Of
County Superintendent Of Public In
struction for st. lucie county, to sue
ceed my friend DR.. G. 7, Platts. The
solicitation Of signatures | expected
would be an irksome task, but from the
start | found il otherwise indeed the
kind and encouraging remarks | heard
OF I'll -ides rendered my task gratii-
cation and Il pleasure. | am very proud
If the list was enabled to send to the
Governor comprising ten Of the fourteen
Democratic Executive Committee men,
both our representatives. and all the
county officials, as vel as the names of
numbers Of INFLUENTIAL citizens whom
J Incidentally met in my rounds, In
taking mp the work Of Dr. Platts at his
earnest solicitation, rested secure in
the hope that his summer north would
bring hlm back 10 Us in restored health,
and that would stll have his advice
and counsel to assist the in the duties
Ot the office, Bat aias the dread mes.
senger Was even then very close and
have lost my friend and the county one
e. .rs best citizens. will therefore
have II rely on my own resources en-
tjreIy. H. this unlocked for juncture it
is =, great qualification to me to know
that in our plans for the educational
welfare Of the county | have always
found myself exactly in accord with the
Doctor and now that his mantle has
fallen upon me can assure the citizens
hat 50 far as my efforts can control
the same broad view will be taken in
all matters and conservative develop
ment in its different sections will be the
line of my every effort, Thanking you
for space for this letter remain
Yours truly
w. j. NEsBITT.
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WTu this issue THE IGErNf enters
upon the ,Uwd year of it, existence.
with prospects brighter than base an
r.a,cd IT any since the beginning Of
qualifications It's circulation no" ~.
coed, the number Of registered Votes
in the county, and large Numbers in
various parts Of Of Florida, and some
into every state every state in TIE
Union. Its advertising columns ale
well patroni2ed By the progressive bust
ness men who seek a share Of the BUSH
ness of the people of this section and
the job printing department has estah-
lished a reputation far beyond the con-
fines of the county fo. the cXcclIancy
of printing,