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The Delta independent., 1908-10-02
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
L. 5. LAND OFFICE AT MoSrRosE. Colo,
Aug. 18th, lqoS.
NOTICE is hereby given that
rnSEpu 4 upwARp

NUIICE Is hereby gfNeh thHt
JOSEPH l.. HOWARD.
of Coalby, Colorado, who, on July 9th, 1907,
made II. T., No. 1881 Ute loss6l. for Ska NEsl
SnSa Tswnshis Is sw s. Ranss IS stS Sa Meridian, A.
has filed notice of intention to make Final
Communication Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described. before A, 4. Amshary
Clerk of the District Court, at Delta Colorado.
ON the 9th day of October. 1905.
Claimant names as witnesses: Wiley ID. Bry
son, Fred Hines. james w. Bourn, all of
Coalby, Colorado, and Lewis r. Blake, of Eclert
Colorado.
BRlSoN 2. BLAIR.
Register.
First pub. Aug. y. iaos, Last pub Oct. ., 1905
The Delta independent., 1908-10-02
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Delta National Bank

at Delta in the State of Colorado. at the
close of business, September 2srd. 1905.
The Delta independent., 1908-10-02
Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, }
U. 5. LAND OFFICE AT MoSrRoss, CoLo.,
September ssnd. l3s.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR ALDERMAN, FIRST WARD.

FOR ALDERMAN, FIRST WARD.
At the solicitation of my friends from the First
Ward I take this means of announcing my candl-
dacy as Alderman from said Ward, and if elected
p omise the voters and taxpayers tar ana impair:
tal administration as far as my vote is concerned
If primary is to be held will abide by SAID prl'
mary. Thanking you in advance for your support
and vote, am, d. T. ADAMS
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-19
The Enterprise clubs
with all the leading News s
papers and Magazines.
GLOW Times Have Charged "

The editor of The Paris Appeal writes of the
new times and manneis:
"When young, peopa haa cn'a
soaked their 1eet in hot water and got WE'LL Now
they have grip, take qunine and feel Sick ali - M
Then they had sore throat. wra ,so' Gee
of fat pork III an old sock, tied it around the neck
at night and went to work thenext morning. Now
they have tonstis, surgical operation and two
weeks in the house. Then they had stomachache
took castor oil and recovered. Now they have an.
pendicits, week in the hospital and six feet due
east and west and four feet perpendicular Then
they worked. they labor now In those days thew
wore underclOtheS, now they wear lingerie Then
they went to a restaurant; now they 90 to a cafe
Then they broke leg; they fracture limb
People went crazy then; have brain storm now
Politicians paid good hard cash for support; now
they SEND government garden seed. "-Ex.
This is all true and we have no apologies to
remind the editor o fhr Paris Appeal that when
his grand father young there were 104 offenses
in e gland for which man of the masses could
be ha' ged. There were 10 hospitals for the SICK
as<ylums for the blind, deaf and dumb, no orphan
ag's, few schools, fewer churches, occasionally
library, women were not educated men were ty-
rants anu brutes religion was almost purely SEN
timent aud we had no railroads, telegraphs, tele
phones, steamships, newspapers or chewing gum
Now we abundantly supplied with all these
goods thing, men a. learning th 1T women are as
good as they themselves, religion has become
practical and the world will soon be all one b q
fami y.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-19

Official Organ Of Ben Hill County.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-19
Automobile Races.

On account of the Automobile
2 IS to b. held at Savannah, Ga.
n vem' 'cr % end 10th, low ex.
cursinn rates will be granted by
the SeabOard Air Line Railway on
basis three cent per mile plus %
cents for the round trip, tickets to
be sold November Dist to 25th in
elusive, good returni = Il til No
vember Goth.
Races arc to he under the auSpi-
ceS of the Automobile Club of AM
erica. The Grand Prize Race for
the Gold Cup IN Thanksgiving Day
is to cover approximately 400 miles
and ion which there have already
been entered more than 30 cars.
4 Grand Stand has been erected
h 'ving seating capacity for 10000
paople.
For fill information as to rates,
schedules, sleeping car accomoda-
tions etc. apply to nearest ticket
agent Seaboard Air Liue or address
G. +. Stewart, a. g. p A. Savan-
nab, q. st
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-19

If you do, you'll assist the editors In
advertising the place.
If you do, you'll patronize home indus"
tries, including the printer.
II you do. you'll subscribe for this pa
per regularly and advertise in 1t,
But
If you don't. you'll sheer at our efforts
for town Improvement.
If you don't. you'll order your job
printing from some outsider.
If you don't, you'll borrow your neigh
boris copy of the paper to read,
DO YOU OR DON'T YOU?
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-19

What the e1 itOr Of the Augusta Chronicle
would like to know is-where did Mayor-elec
Woodward get his whiskey9-SAvannah Press.
Same old Jag.
Pull Fitzgerald o. Out
And now Wiley Williams warts the convic's
to play ball. Why not give them private boxes at
the new Lyric an | "a Pull uan lerth to and fro once
q week, Wileyl
fOr Fitzgerald o
1t certainly is good to herr th vt our fricrd,
John Temple Graves, ~. p"O action after the
vhes were coun ed. Nf all he probably has a
better Job ndn tn" vice-;r 'ocv.
Pun Tor FITZGERALD or PUN Out
The editorial page of he Macon News is one
of the very ',rgh est tha' comes to this slnctu".
John Burke is . horn editor and his attain ments
are brilliant ornaments to his innate qualities.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
Mr. D. P Adams Is h" ii st to announce himself
a candidate FCr d 'rman in the forthcoming city
election. Mr.. Adams isone Ofthe progressive young
business men OF Il e city, he is opunr, and will
have strong following candi late from the First
word.
Pull tor Fitzgerald or Out
The Savannah Pr So says, when prominent
citizen of Atlanta dies the papers speak OF him
as having gone to the "beyond " 1t must bore
prominent citizen great deal to settle F'be
yOnd' Atlanta.
"} red' is pleasant term fnr it.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-19

Be sure your sins will find you out Ask Wood
ward and Haas and Cooper.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pun Out
A burglar broke into the home of Mark Twain
recently. One is curriously inclined to ask, what
fort
Haas has killed himself and Woodward has
''come down." Verify is the way of the transgres'
sor hard, and sin in the word is becoming so acute
that it brings its own reward.
fol OF Ont
One would think there is not enough room in
France for such luminaries as Bon and Helie. AT
least their press agents are efficents servitors:
Pull Fitzgerald Pull Out
Tom Hudson wants to for congress. We
thought Tom had politics in view when he was es-
cortng that educational train around the state
for Fitzgerald Pull Out
r. NJ BrySon has been appointed by the Gov
ernor judge the county court of Irwin to succeed
James Clements -Hawknsville Dispatch and News.
To- Fitzgerald Pun
With the inland water way coming this way
and theState road projected in this direction, there
are Just no two ways out it: Fltz gerald must have
one or both.
Pull
Miss Selene Armstrong of the Atlanta Geor-
gians is reporting the Federation of WOmen's clubs
at valdosta for her paper Miss Armstrong is per-
haps the most talented of the young women writer's
of the South.
o.
The womens clubs of the state are in session
in Valdosta this week. We truely hope that Mrs.
Gelders will be able to bring this fine aggregation
of beauty, brain and hustle to Fitzgerald for it's
next annual convention.
Pun fol Fitzgerald or Pail Out
''No woman has a right to marry until she is
able to support husband was the statement by
DR.. w. n Ferris to Il teachers, in>ttu' e at West
cheter, PA. The learned doctor has nifty way of
fighting suffragettes with fire.
for Fitzgerald Pull Out
Our hat is off to the ladies of the State, in SEES.
sion at Valdosta. They not only rock the cradle
but they rule the world aud we just begin
ming to be manly enough to acknowledge it. They
think out problems and act upon them long before
men realize their value. But we come to them
eventually aud then claim all the credit for their
accomplishment. We men are gallant set we are
% Fitassald or Out
Why iSt it that the armed man always ex-
poets an unarmed antagonist to make Emotion
as if reaching for gunf"-Houston Post
For two very palpable reasons:
(DThe man who habitualy goes armed is,
generally speaking, coward and has blood lust in
his heart; naturally he takes the slightest demon
stration the part of his antagonist bea threat
and challenge to crafty his passion for taking
life, which being true he (2) always finds it handy
to avo d the responsibility for his criminal intent
and his Iawlessness to trump up some sort of plea
or pretext fornvoking self defense plea conven-
len to so many ~asIns intended by the laws only
only to protect the innOcent-and what could he
better to that end than che put his hand toward
- i.tol pocket" No man is safe against the
q niat0I fnter- attanonra T.n,oS
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-19

Nor can a community rise above the
level of its citizenship.
If the citizens are lukewarm, limp
and lazy, the town will be wishy-
washy, wabbly and weak.
If the citizens have VERTEBRA,
VIM AND VIGOR, the town will be
substantial. solid and strong.
Let's all brace up and make this
town az ours nlaes Of energy. amhi.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-19
The Parior Barber Shop-1Oc
shave an hair cut. 1OO-tf

The Ladies Aid Society at the
T 'st NJ. e. church will hold
Bazaar the 10th and 18th of Dec.
at the w. r. G. Hall. Farther
notice later.
Mrs. Matte Monroe, Pres.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-19

WantcG:-A few loads of Is
inch heater wood on subscription
&C 'sntnt.
The fatter the better.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-19
FitzgeraId's Industries.

Cotton Factry EN- ploying several hundred people,
A half million-dolIar Railroad Shops employing from
three to six hundred mechanics and aborers'
An Ice Plant daily capacity sufficient to supply all thlS
section.
A Compress which means concentration of cotton
A modern Cotton Seed Oh MIL ana ouano f"ctoiJ'
Three modern Gtnnerles
foundry and Machine Shop
Bottling Works
Wagon and Buggy Factory.
Mattress and Broom Factory.
Modern Steam Laundry.
Three Cotton Warehouses
Two Artificial Stone Factories
Best Paving Tile Factory south OF Atlanta
Three Railroads. Junction OF three divisions OF the
greatest railroad system the Souththe A. B. * A.
D Five Barber Shops.
Three National Banks,
Five Drug Stores.
Wood Working plants
More Secret Societies and Benevolent Assocaohs
any city OF its size
Three Livery Stables
Four Hardware Stores
n One Shoe Store.
Twenty Dry Goods Stores,
Three Millinery Stores
Forty Grocery Stores
One Automobile Repair Shop.
& Three Wholesale Groceries
Paid Fire Department.
Free Schools with Free Books.
Fourteen Religious Denominations
Four Butcher Shops.
Three Bakeries.
Best local Telephone System ia the STATE
City w alter Lights at normal cost
Sewerage System will be laid this season
County buildings, Court House and Jail, to be erected
this winter.
Street Car Line will be in operation by Spring.
sssSs1 Eca,He1gYzexxxeSS1&SEGSXE
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-19
100000 u 1'iI LOAN.

] have just returned from New
York City where l have ar
ranged to secure 100000 to
loan on improven farms in Ben
Hill and Irwin counties. No
delly. The money is ready az
soon as abstracts of title can
be completed.
.. 3. JAY.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-30

upright and he issued the mandamus demand
that the equalization under adopted
The members the
equalization. politicians ALL laughed Judge Thompson and
Judge Thompson the machinery Of
and the board of equalization cited ar
why members should be jailed for This
something ang who greasy mechanics
because order The board hastily and adj
die Then the members before Judge Thompson
and said their hands tied that they had adjourned and couldn't
obey the courts Judge Thompson however knew the law AMI
decided that the board body always position
business Make this levy under rule
jail said the judge.
its had
federal them from obeyng the
Judge Thompson A right said Judge Thomp-
obedience the federal Judge jail for contempt
obedience Judge Thomrson mandamus jail for
ignoring injunction, said the federal judge
And the Illinois board of education for the first time
moving enough up pepratio
When federal discovered that Judge Thompson
full well that he could only
the federal with
drawn and the board equalization driven by the lash welded
little obeye the law But they edged
they dared They added s162 the
valuation of Chicago property Then the sub
federal It's work and reduced this 00O
The xe who worked for the taNdodger could Fix the
federal but couldn't Judge Thompson. although they
tried hard enough But of Miss Haley
and Miss before the Chicago board of education and said:
the s25OOOO the board educarions
have collected the big dodgers give the
teachers the promised the back
due
Did the board of education do 1T.
No, 1t proceeded spend the otherwise increasing the
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-30
MEMORIAL
DAY, May 81

Sunday, May 81. will be observed by Lincoln
Typographical Union No. oO9, and Capital Aux
iiiary No. IL. as printers Memorial day
1t Lincoln Typographical Union that In
angurated the movement which resulted in recogni-
ton of this annual observance by the International
and it is part of the general laws OF the
organization On the last Sunday in May OF every
year, printers all the United States and
Canada, meet to pay tribute of respect and love
tc the departed comrades of the craft. Lincoln
printers, assisted by their wives sisters, mothers
and daughters will that day lay the most fra
grant blossoms upon the graves of those who have
taken 80 from life hook and eashed their final
strings,
Following is the program of the morning and
afternoon services of the day:
SUNDAY MORNING
The Union and Auxiliary will meet at the north
entrance OF the State House, promptly at 1O.15.
and at 1880 will proceed In a body the First
Baptist church Rev Samuel Zane Batten pastor.
will deliver the memorial sermon Special music
will be prepared for this occasion
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
AT 3.15 the Union and Auxiliary will meet at
fraternity hall. street entrance, and at $50
take special ears to Wyuka cemetery AT the
Typographical Union burial lot special memorial
exercises will be held
Scng- ---Nearer, My God. to Thee Assembly
Prayer Rev J. Nickel
Song abide With Me-. sllel1rnf)
Address -.--------.---...-.--..L L ID. Woodruff
Honorary Member No. 200
President No. 2O9
Decoration OF Burial Lot Union and Auxiliary
Doxology.. Assembly
Members of the Union and Auxiliary and friends
of the two organizations requested to bring
flowers to the cemetery. But two of the twelve
deceased members buried in Wyuka buried In
the union 5 lot. and owing TO the distances apart
the entire decoration will be held the lot
The roll of the dead will be called and as the name
is called flowers will be spread upon the sod
Every member of the Union and Auxiliary is urged
to attend both the morning and afternoon memorial
services.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-30

capital crusade great stock of isnor
an said Margaret A. Haley the First Christian church last week
she told of the behalf of the Chieaso teachers
Had known what going TO meet doubf" we would
have mustered up courage enough even to begin
Then Miss Haley proceeded to tell story of injustice to brave
of political knavery of official neglect of duty
judicial corruption of self sacrifice OF long suffering and OF hna
triumph conceivable obstacle 1t as fascinating
novel; and instructive civil indeed
neither the public schools the dare tell the true m
warness of modern municipal and state governments as IT was
ticianS, corporations ward heeer subsidized newspapers and DIS
honest citizens.
foues sweat shops said Mis- Haley In more than one the water
seeYs up through the floor damp weather. and ho children
compelled tread upon these floors day after day. In many rooms
the teacher has from seenrhve little ones IN her care and
she be Instructor mother physician
the enpoe the school supply
smaller than the anitor Her wages were p,ul
small and had been Increased twenty On the
her annual had been reduced by reduction OF the length
OF the school year.
desperation meeting and petione the board OF
relief Then that DR. Harper of Chicago CniHer-
would
would organization. that the faculty of Chicago
University submit such petition would instant dis
msa the claim
had increased salaries Not daily
Chcago mentioned the facts they Tor
reasons appear. The teachers wondered why
rich Cook and city of such immense and growing wealth
ing the citizenship day relative of Elizabeth
her that perhaps lot of the big
rns their taxes up relating
corporations being enorce,- he whispered
GOggn Haley intimate friends the of
put together. They discovered that the law forth
ha, corporations their capital stock and franchises
1t year discover all the aeta in which they
were nubd isore nsute and denounced But they perere
They finally certified copy of the auditors OF the
Cook listed for this 1t showed Just lss
poraions of them going concern They all
the time thousand live corporations
utterly isnore They wondered how this occurred Why Were
corporarons allowed taxation thus starving the schools
Then they investigated. and this Is what they found:
The Pullman company represented the school board by gen
eral attorney
company represented the school board by
general
Railway company represented the school board by
a general attorney
The Gas company represented the school board by genera
attorney
corporations represented the board by attorneys or con
hdential agents and handy
revealed that the board eqnaa
ton whose and the made
similar .
Then they Ex-Governor John
Altseld.
had the mandanus, said Mis- Haley ~and o.
how il when workngmen
could be used against rich corporations Governor As
told the track but sand would
the he sad but no Judge WI
dane compel the board of equalization
that determined 10 IT, anyhow
Mis- marshalled all their facts and
before Judge manamus compelling
the equalization Right here these two braN
their first of sunshine Judge Thompson al
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-30
WHAT TWO BRAVE WOMEN ACCOMPI ISF1ED

of supply drivers nitors coal beavers and
boards headquarters The payment
During time Miss Haley and Miss Goggin had been work
Chicago had organized society Of their own
Well have TO have some help said Miss Haley where viii
turn p
your natural allies said Miss Jane Addams of Hull house
"And who are they queried Goggin
Whe but the fathers and mothers of the children who
robbed of their righu educational advantagsz
dams The workingmen and the working of Chicago
The submitted to a big meeting of teachers
But that will class with the labor
you've been labor union for four didn't
retorted Miss Adams Now play the Enlist the help of
the men who are most interested IN public education
Then the teachers of Chicago the Chicago Teachers
Federation and asked for charter from the American Federation of
As soon the charter granted the Federation sent s
delegations the Chicago Trades and Labor Council There they
told the that the Chicago Tribune the Chicago
Chicago Record Herald had daredt to print.
You bet well help said the union of Chicago
And then the politicians the shker the fxers and all
elements Chicago society panic
off now; the teachers going into politics"
Thus today the teachers of Chicago enjoying increased
Chicago workinmen
and getting better attention and training and the
of Chicago have received from the work accomplished
couple of women who are not supposed to know anything about
politics
the ballot and then We help speedy
We be ignorant of duty but
Now why wouldn't the Tribune the the
help these force the big corporations contribute the
long story i all told corruption
of education silver member of the bard
through his working hand glove with the of the Sinking
corporations the Tribune got through lease
annual rental of s4 the site worth s150OOO
and growing valuable And the building
is similarly situated See And the who the Chicago
News the Chicago Record Herald. Sea-
O. the daily papers all right All this talk of their
subsidized merely the mouhpece of the corporations all
And the labor paper that existing conditions
anarchist Sheet the editor is CRATER who bakmaIE
of affairs workngmen who claim be genuine
the the dailes soak their minds while they
send back the labor paper marked refused
This bare skeleton of Miss Haleys address In conclusion
pointed
ballot the sake of yourselves
children There concerted the
of the American Manufacturers Association make the public
shops which children trained
strikebeake of the undpaid of
of training a .
They fit your children only for the hungry
the furnace the m the and the factory You
political and fight side by side And who could
help this coming political struggle than the brave
who sacrifice with you every days'
closed with exhortation be
discouraged 'lay down. quit but
Keep how gloomy the how bitter tb
opposition. The exhoaon inspiration the few
worked hard and earnestly provide such
thousand who failed take of th
opportunity Every who heard Miss Haley last week would walk
miles TO hear her again.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-30
THE PLUMBERS.
Picnic Fever IS Becoming Epidemic
and Needs Attention

Picnic Fever IS Becoming Epidemic
and Needs Attention
The union plumbers OF Lincoln sac
cumb to the picnic fever every spring
and just now the epidemic Is beginning
10 make itself felt A committee has
been appointed to provide the neces
sary remedy. which is a picnic The
plumbers picnics are always enjoy
able The one that VIII be held IN the
near future VIII be the -Ereat-grzndzd-
dy of all plumbers, pzcnicz This IS
Official
Two more plumbers are nov proud
possessors of union cards. having been
obligated AT the regular meeting o.
the Lincoln local last Monday night
Frank Best, who had two months
seige OF typhoid fever. is now able To
work, and the boys rejoice with him
in his recovery
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-30
CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
Brief Session on Account of Desire to
Visit Carpenters

Visit Carpenters
The Central Labor Union held a
short session Tuesday evening. taking
an early adjournment in order TO al
low the delegates to accept an invi-
tarior to hear Mr. Williams address
before the Carpenters Union
The committee in charge of the label
show and Miss Haley's meeting made
a partial report Not all of the unions
have paid in their per capita share OF
the expenses, but the committee is
prepared TO take care of all bills
The label committee reported pro
gress in its work of compiling la
beled goods list, and was given fur
ther time This is a work that VIII
keep the commitre busy at odd times
for several months. but the results
win be worth while
The matter of securing an address
BY Raymond Robins was discussed,
but no definite action was taken Mr..
Robins can be secured for an address
At a very small cost to the union men
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1908-05-30
THE TEMPLE DIRECTORS.
a Short Session That Frames Up a
sia Publicity Scheme

The board of directors Of the Lin
coin Labor Temple Building Associa-
sion held = short but evenrful session
Monday evening Arrangements were
rsade for publicity campaign" that
will be inaugur2ted next week but
slsst what II is can not be well men
sioned at this time. But great re-
suits are anticipated, and when the
facts become known there viii be
something doing in the way OF get
ting a Labor Temple started This is
a matter that has been under con-
ssderation for some time, and it has
been wonderfully helped along by a
gentleman whose friendship for union
labor has been evidenced On more
than one occasion.
The entire time of the meeting was
taken up in completing the plans for
the forthcoming publicity meetins-
President Dickson was absent on &C