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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-11-11
Items of News.

Four people were killed and two
injured in the burning ofthe Queen
City Hotel at Sour Lake.
William Thompson was beaten
and robbed while going home from
Bryan. His arm was broken,
Prof. Bailey of the Agricultural
Department is iu Texas. studying
birds and boil weevils.
Rev. ]. NJ. Zimmerman. aged 81
and a resident of Texas since 1s45,
died at Kurten.
Joe Wilkes was indicted at Hills
boro on FIVE counts of receiving
money into an insolvent bank.
Meeting of the Baptist Women
Mission Workers of Texas at Waco.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-11-11

A GOOD method now is to drop
all talk of the election, stop trying
to explain just how it all happened,
and go to work to develop the lat
ent resources of our country. 1t
Is an old and trite saying that
there's no use crying over spilled
milk The milk is spilled SO far
as the democrats are concerned,
but we still have one of the best
countries in the world, so let's be
up and doing and may be at next
milking time we will fare better.
In the meantime let's show the
world that politics cant keep our
section down. The man who
stands on the streets and rears be-
cause So add So was not elected, is
not the one who makes the best
citizen, but he who strives to make
two onions grow where none grew
before is public benefactor. We
have room for many more in our
fertile valley, if they feel it an
honor to gain bread by the sweat
of their brows, but all the soft
places were occupied long before
the railroad came. There is money
to be made here, not, however, by
standing on the corner, cussing
the times and the country, but by
taking off your coat and doing the
work YOU are best fitted for, be it
the truck farm, counting room or
what not. There is no room here
for the knocker, and it is up to the
man who tries whether he succeeds
or not. The good book tells us
that God created man IN his own
image and we have no cause to
doubt it, but are bound to offer the
suggestion, that iii some instances
the evolution has been SO marked
that the Darwinian theory is COM
pletely overstadowed by the alb
solute change that some of the
human race have undergone. If
1t is true that it takes all kinds OF
men to make world, then, our
world is indeed complete.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-11-11
Well Paid for Sermon.

Perhaps the highest sum ever
paid for sermon goes each year to
a lucky German preacher, who re-
ceives $4,000 for his effort In
1000 a wealthy French baron
named Fayart, who lived in Elber-
field, died and bequeathed his
money to the Protestant church
there on the condition that it
should be invested and the interest
given annually to some clergyman,
chosen haphazard from those hold
ing the poorest livings in the see,
on condition that he preach a short
sermon eNtollinS the good deeds
of the dead baron.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-11-11
Hamlet and Mrs. Maybriok.

The release from prison OF Mrs.
MAVERICK recalls a story told on
the authority of (. 5. Willard,
the English actor. According to
the story there was a sensational
play in rehearsal at one OF the
London theaters early in the 'Sos.
The plot of the play was in ali es-
sentials the plot of the Maybrick
tragedy. Before putting it On
the bill = private matinee was Civ
en- to which critics, actors and lit
erary folk were invited. The play
was finally condemned and never
produced. but among the audience
at the matinee. the story goes.
were Mrs. Maybrick and the man
whose name was mentioned IN the
case. II the story be true it fur
nishes one of the most curious CO
medicines in the history OF crime
since the leading case of Hamle'
versus the King of Denmark.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-11-11
Henry G. Davis in Business.

Walter CrowGer of West Virginia
tells number of good stories about
the business sagacity of Mr.. Davis,
the democratic vice presidential
nominee. Here is one: About 80
years ago he wanted to buy some
coal lands without letting the own
er know he wanted them. The own
er wanted to sell without letting
Davis know he wanted to. 1t took
the two long time to get together,
50 excessive cautious were they. Fl
nally, however. they met and came
abruptly to the scratch. How
much ,? said Davis. A cool million,
and not cent less, the other replied.
Give you $4,000, said Davis.
and not cent more In less than
two hours Davis got the property
for 100000, and made a splendid
bargain. After everything was set
tied and the money paid over Davis
safd: Why did you ask me mil
lion dollars for that land ? The SELL
er replied; Because | thought you'd
be fool enough to give it. Why did
you offer me ST. 5o,ooo9 Because l
thought you'd be fool enough to
take it They laughed, winked,
shook hands and have been close
friends ever since"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-11-11
Have Millions IN Jewels.

Now that the detectives say that
the S2oo,ooo worth of Jewels sup
posed to have been stolen from Mrs.
Ogden Goelet have been found, it
may be interesting to note chat the
gems stolen represented only one
fifth of this lady's possessions. The
total value is said to be ST 900, 900.
There are at least fifty women of the
Newport colony whose Jewels would
appralse above the 100000 mark.
There are ten who have upward of
100000 invested in rare stones.
The value of Mrs Reginald Wander
bits jewels is ~opularly supposed to
be $4,000. Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt IS said to possess ST 600, 900
worth. and Mrs Herman OelrichS
modestly admits that she has gems
to the value of $4,000. The Mes
DANES liver and Perry Belmont
Rave hats full of gems. and Mrs. f.
]. Berwind and Mrs. Joseph I.
Widener run close to ST 900, 900.
While Mrs. Goelct is supposed to
head the list, it is said that Mrs. Og-
den Mills has precious stones to the
value of nearly 100000, and
those of Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish fall
little short of this figure. II must
not be supposed these baubIes are
all kept at Newport during the sum-
ner, and ir places easily accessible
to social higfwaymen. As a mat
ter of fact. they are most securely
tucked away in safety deposit vaults
IN New York. 1t is only on rare
occasions that they are worn, and
then they are safeguarded by private
detectives.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-11-11
Thrifty George Gould.

1t is believed that George
Gould has about doubled the val
tie OF the property left by his
father. he latter's dying iniunc-
ton was: George, look after
your brothers and sisters, and
the dutiful son has faithfully re-
membered his fathers words
Gould controls about 10000 miles
OF railroad. counting the Western
Pacific, which one of is New
York directors recently admitted
constitutes the western link OF the
transcontinental system.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-11-11
County Judge Rayburn died at

County Judge Rayburn died a
Liberty Nov. s.
Two election judges were killed
a Deputy Sheriff wounded and
woman judge assaulted in the Grip
pie Creek Colo district.
Roosevelt and Fairbanks ar,
elected by an Overwhelming major
ity.
After Dec. I Thomas E. Watson
will live in New York City.
The schooner Challenger was
sunk in the Willapa River to ex-
tinguish a fire in her hold.
New York negroes attack J. R.
Spurgeon, ex Minister to Liberia,
also a negro, for supporting the
Democratic ticket.
The Twenty Eighth Infantry
leaves the Preside for Fort Smell
ing, Mimi, and Fort Lincoln, y.
d.
Sir Wemyss Reid, a well known
English Liberal, says American
politics is reaching a high plane.
Court decree gives Southern Pa
cific right of way through best
known pass in the Rockies
The South Carolina State ticket
elected without opposition.
Mexico wants a treaty of arbitra-
ton with the United States.
Judge Parker was caught by
camera fends while voting.
Theodore Roosevelt promises
never again to run for President.
Chairman Cowherd comedies Re-
publican majority in House to be
as great as the present one.
Reported via Shanghai that
Japanese man of war has been sunk
at Port Arthur.
The Japanese at Shape village
execute Chinese official caught |
spying.
A Polish lad in Germany receives
a three months sentence of I'M
for lese majestic
The Dominicans are reported as
being proud of their ability to pay
due Americans
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-11-11

GARNER is his own successor,
NORM only carrying three or four
small counties. Wonder who will
be the next to sacrifice himself on
the funeral pile. Mr. Garner has
given a very good account of his
first term stewardship, and the
people of the Fifteenth district are
willing that he should go for a sec
ond term, believing the best inter
ests of the district are safe in his
hands.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-11-11
THE WEATHER.

Brownsville, Tex, Nov. IL, 1901
Tonight and Saturday generally fair
continued cold. Tonight temperature
VIII probably fall to about thirty degrees
in northern portion of Sugar regions and
il sky clears frost will occur to coaStline.
Saturday morning fresh nOrtherly winds.
CLINE.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-11-11

ONE of two things is absolutely
certain. Either the democrats lad
a bad case of wind -jamming, or
they are the worst fooled lot of
people you ever heard of. The
great democratic vote expected did
not materialize, and no doubt some
of the democrats are now trying to
figure out how it happened.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-11-11

IT is Roosevelt and Fairbanks
for four years. Probably this ac-
counts for the cool norther which
struck us Yesterday.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04

A hsTes battle is being uagsd in
the First Congressional District,
where Robert McNamss h Q con-
testant Cor SparkmanS seat in the
House. Both are making valiant
sEOris for the labor vote, which viii
Be divided, - ID usually the eass.
Sparkman has the advantage 81 be-
ing ''in", bat McNsmss 70 Q horn
nghtss and has q host u friends BE-
hind him
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04

Judge Camden Of Titusvills and
DsLand 10 . candidate to represent
the Second Congressional District ct
the National Democratic COnven-
ton 10 nominate 9 president and
vics-psssidsnt The Judge IL one
Of Tie best known Democrats in the
district, and will doubtless be elect
ed without opposition.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04

sFs.ls. s.asl.k aIass..

An AHeri,sh tTaVsler writes. -Ath-
ems Itself. ne 4 city. l. insunIerabls u
u raw. gartst. Rsw. staring crude II
siiells 20 isttnt lt secks - varnish.
u h reshoisIs Of last week. % 10 the
newsst city OIe s~eS IN southern Eu-
rug u - dusU. Il 10 R0lsy. tt 10 wi
gar. Everytisihg In Il is Imitation. The
PALACES Hus iInithti0a. The h0lels ars
imitation The army b imisati0a The
city 10 q shan u 10 . Jog 10 leave
The cO@HDapiscr stre<ts o. cult the
insuneFaele city and 60 Climb the
AeropOsss- There everything ls calm
and Pea~eful aud the magnfaeetR ruins
Ire restful Thew only IN Athens Do
you md q spOt which h not oVsrsssive.
" new and raw. The soyal Bxlace q
Ohe % The b~wc-tsand th~ruuest q an
the raw. Bsw bulhliltssL" -
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04


Herbert Paul IN his -HistOFy &C Alod.
ern EGElshd- thus desCribes Lord Pal
merstUn:
This Say. eup~ptic soa - BeiiaT'
vas nov IN his siXty sscObd year. Ne
kngiish ststesnah except Walpols and
PHI has PASSED ~ large q propoFtion
u his public life In OfRce. Ths raalo
Mas fOfty nine years 10 OeAce O. nfU.
nine u Pablic life. While the Torsss
we're Ia power be Was 9 T0Sy. For
iisSrr than t~enty years. frOm leU7 %
askaA hs vas sscrstaFy of war, or. 90
ne should nov SAY. financial sserrtau
20 the war once. During that IonE
period he selAOm sDOke, ana Chnnninx.
wh0 slsoke Tor pleasure. cOmblafned
that be could MT bring that thrss
decker Paimerstan into actiOn." Lard
fsiinersioa Was q man 0f fashlon ana
. man % pleasure His hsass Was
social center u mnch imDsrtanes. nat
he Was alsO pre- eunlnently q man Of af-
fairs wko never hsgiectsd he businsss
and IVES aiaays master of he sab1set
VIXEN h>I-ss~r~pg as@~s~ssi' 90 MS stat
'or sia'as .S.Srnsa ~ Osssce under Lord
Sohn no man IN Europe could bs con
pared with him Cor kn0wlsdss % tor
sisn policy except Msttssnieh and Gu
ut ne took diflsastiss 90 q bid
rider takes Q stiIl fsBcs. rsiytag % ~
hSrss and his heck. Bitherto his lack
had bssn vssy SOD. and his h0rss uss
. splsndid animal In lsto Engiand
was uBASabtedly tia srst power % ths
void ~ FFaRce wss ths ssconA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04

This article vas crowded Oat Of ths
Public School cOlnmn On The srd page
TIE fOllOuinR theme vas writes
b Amanda LaFs0a:
Our Vislf % TIE Ceasty JaAgs's 0aes.
one afteFnooa not loag since, cur
Civil Government class paid Walt "a
the county judge's once that &c
might learn more about his duties
and zee hoe he Work 10 actually done.
We we're received very cordially, and
found 80 many things % instruct and
interest ~ that We could nos get
through In eee afternoon, 90 ne ueFe
glad 90 accept an inyieatlon 90 come
again. Our second Vislt vas inst as
Interesting as the hFst, and Ue left
hoping that we might soon call In 20
zee the Judge again.
Our time uas very limited, bnt
Judge AcCr0Ty sAo9ed ~ and told Ne
all be could about marriage licenses,
deeds. wills and many other thiRgs.
Il Il Z pity that ali oil a. brIns girls,
eaneot pat In practice our knowledge
% hoH 20 get q marriage license.
Perhaps, thoagh, Se may be able 20
tasAtNIe no9e0u9 Cttf tu Wuom We are
very mach interested.
We vent into the vault connected
with the conasy jndge's once, and
saw the large books where he keeps a
record Of al marriages, deeds. Wills.
etc. These hooks are 20 large that
each shelf In the bookcase Il prOvid-
ed with a roller, % assist In hasdllne
such heavy volumes There 10 an
other large case provided wlth small
dTzveTs In which all important docu-
meats are kept on ale. A. this case
is about full. be has another one. but
he has not begun 60 NE this One yet.
IL vas very Interesting % look at
the marriage licenses and wills Of
persons whom Ne really kneu. Per-
haps some other civil government
elass viii be just as interested In our
uills. etc, AZ Ne we're In those that
&c sac.
When the Judge showed " about
making cat marriage licenses. he said
be often performed the ceremOay
right there In the oflce, and ue wish
Cd very much that We could be pres
eat on such an occasion.
The next day when ne we're visiting
the county superintendent Of schools
se heard q colOred man inquiFing
Fery anxIOasly for the Judge. We at
nee thought perhaps he vas after
license, and on lnQuiry &c
IOand this 20 be the case, and that
Judge MeCrory vas going % perform
he ceremony. Superintendent Fish
'sked the judge 20 let Ne know when
le Sas ready; % when the pTelim-
IEies we're completed &c we're invited
n and sas the knot tied In short OF.
Ter. One Of the girls remarked u
hat was all there vas 20 Il che would I
'Ot mind doing that herself She was
Informed, hOseveF, that that was
My the beginning Of q, and that %
Ias easy % tie a knot with yOuT
Ongae that yoa could not unite uIth
0ar teeth.
We enjoyed our visits very much,
nd eertainly learned more than &c 9
Oala have from any text hook.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04

Win Al. n.Ia,a R..o,A -
49,. o,1.. -. !, ~. 60
J.a;.;.I CO., 49, -. S~.,..a.
inc ,h., an 10. .nn0v,o. g..
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g. L;a,,I- 60. . -, -.
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04

Tue suuflsh 90 ksaa1sh y fairly Con-
moa IN ths vicinity q saafa catnllna
islana lts general eppsassncs b o.
long AMI dssp vsFy hin 90 es@psess-
81 cut co ttraeestsD heAinA - thsrs
sppeaFs % - NJ tan q mars Nm e
movable assh taking % placs. whica
has q very limited uso N ~ sloW loo
mstion q shis sxsfaosaiaaEy aGA- Ia
ain % hard and eosrsa. EoagA. seals-
lsss and covered win enf spinea d.
enfirs skin covered vim q thick eaaa-
ing q slime. which aDpeafs % - q
wora1 n ilssif Ger nunessus passs1lss
which prsy upon ths "a.
Tbs extraordinary a. b co q GO
fsW aHhas ~ lltfls o. ~ usa - nan.
i an q ~ epsnien." says q nainr
nllst that ths hard skin nlShf -
utilised ! enee learned that IL bsYs
q . eortain village N Asins wsrs
anxlons % sseuzs tks mascul1F e.
Tplope e . gpecimeR cauBht ~ NJ -
- - Fut&Hf. IhgE cul o. hEr1.
KSUHsh
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04
UaElRs Ss0shA

There was 90 enc tine 9 woaAerful
ez.sral6 sEsaEf VITA whiis eernsFs
wails al he rest q tbs seoRs was II
iis DreB.sf velSsty dNrk srssB hoe. III,
s,ons was ussd - 40 illustrative prod
tAGs emseaAas vsss born whits. bui
Eipessa iBts ths Eisht color n ths nina.
tims weFkina ons q 90 usual mira
60 en ~ crystal lnaes4. ossyl that
pals ssssn slsns exsefly IA ths sInsF.
al3 n an essanfials save color. has
oftza hssa calis1 n msthsr % snef'
alA
AqnamaEins b q baEyl-ia otksI
w1sdA m uzEips ensrai1. Ut - M
tassd inae ~ psuesr Una ana q this
~ c1UDnnef vnriseles aEs ~ &C
mssns ns1G. Tot 4 b - % dgsbesa
wbashsT tbnRs unripe sennss VOID
ever maluIs iHtD ~ sERs ana iawesl
l1sez1us ensrxI&-LsnAsn onssA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04

MIRA n w. Evans, Clearwater, Ran.
writes: my husband lag sick for three
monthA TIE doctors said he had
quick consumption. We procured =
bottle ct ballaTd's HorehOund Syrup
and u cured him. That vas ala years
ago, and since then ne have always
kept a bottle In the house. We can
not DO without IL. For coughs and
colds u has no equal" &c, soc, and o.
At all druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04
MORPHINE.
What h 20 Become Of The
Constantly Increasing
Number Of Drug
; Victims. ~<4
.gTv -
Can They BE Cured.

THIS question b agitating ths minos
u the best ministers, doctors and
thinking men 81 today. There are
over a mIlliOa drug ussrs In the
Ualted States alone, and the numher
h rapidly Increasing. All unite IN
saying that a reliable cure 10 the only
salsatIoa. This h No ordinary disease
and yielAs 90 no -erdiaary drugs or
methods Of treatment. We Bow Of
Ger cur treatment which ue Enzran-
tee wtll cure any case Of Morphiss,
Opium. LanAanum, CoeaIne 90 other
drug habit o. refund Jour money. To
any person suffering from thls dread
fal disease ne send . trial paekage 81
ear treatment shsolsteiy free. write
to-day. All egrresponaence strictly
eonAAential In plain envelopcA Al
dress ManhaRtan fhsrapsutie Asso-
citation. Dept n, liss Broadway,
New York CITY.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04

] have been saBeriag the past ieu
yeaEs With q severe attack Of rheu.
matisn, and found that Billiards.
saow LAnimenk -Sr%tSs> Ns0iy. The
snat gT brought dasS.d''haly thlnl
IND the ne satisfaction and tenae1
60 alleviate my paina." March 18th
leo& john G. DeRnan, Kinaman, Ills
&c, sc and Sl.0oI All dragRists
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04

II IL estimated that the ticket 10
be used at the primary in DuVal
county viii be 81 feet long the one
ussd in vOlusia county viii prObA-
bly, not be more than 5 feet. Bal
lot boxes will have TO be about The
eize Of 9 piano Dor.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04

WIN yOu plssss insert this Obitnary
astiesr writes . ooEsspondest 70 ths
sditer q . lsadiRs daily paper 4
make bid % ssk a bscauss Z know
The escsassd hsd many fFaends Shod
- gla1 % heaF % his dsath."
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04

sunday, March eth: laird sanaay m
Lsaa-ieoa-m-. SUNDAY sshool: n n. eRasal
eelebrafion Of Hoiy Comnuuion. vita sssmon;
20 .. n. eVehinH ssFvios vtth srEmoa. 50.
vioes Wednesdays and Frdsya aanas Lsni,
20 aiUpm
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04
CHURCH SERVICES.


s~FSioea a. Usual en- SUNDAY a. q an. anA
- pm: sunday srhooi n - an: n Y. "a.
90 ssss . n. DE. ". n. smith % ColumauaGa
~tii pseaeh bOth moSiha and svenins. You
sFs cnsaially invited 20 al sheae sasvtars
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04

Bioasstt-I sh0ald thihk Il would bs
awful % b. In d<bs ths way yoa are
Ttldins-Oh. doa't kssW. I've kn0wb
lSts q psopis who owed msnsy. ana
I've knswn some who had moEey Owca
10 them. ana tAs latter always SEEMED
% b ~ @sss unhAVpy .-nostea Tran
scrlpf
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04

Your Unels Bob D-eooIs-
home from CongSut tessxis viii be
and Tie v. to !Ssss IN . fsv days
HS,-S , y he viii make he fus
AZ TB q cantioh-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04
FOR CLERK onRcuss OoUnT.

To tie Ds@OsEasps vesers q vola.la Coaaty
A HRkRBY asnoance myself . candldlaie ios
Fe-electl0a 90 the Oince q Cara % tbs
Cncuit ConFs % v0lnela Cuuuty. alsject %
yoaT eaiossmsut a. tse D~mocsaff PSI.
mary 20 - hsld On NAY u. t0l- ! fully ap-
preelaie tbs madness hereiOtore shove me
81 the people % this euaHty. aud should b.
she daiiss % ne os,ce IN ths i,iiars a. Savs
In tbs psi heepectfully,
SAMUEL d. JoRDAH.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04
sssl~a Trea:sr-..

Some of NJ. Gerome's artistic treas.
ures had a curious origin. When Ia
COnstantinOile once he was brought
into contact with a worthy man who
sold most BEAUTIFUL objects at exce>Sl-
ingiy reasonable Pricys. ls turned out
afterwani that he was the keeper Of
one u the imperial PALACES and had
been la the habit Of laying under cOn-
tributiOn the cabinets Entrusted 20 bis
care. His end. however. was not en-
oOuraging. fer One day he was caught
In the act and subsequently, lmpaIsSi.
Ask your druggist about "FeSeT
Kallohs: aeaT. Longer"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04

The pastar. hsy Addymaa smstA. ola
prSaeh a u a.n-. and 80 .. N; ssnday soAsol
90 Van RV~OSth League 20 sss AM ps
cordlaliy tnyttra
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04

ssi'o@ih D"Fnins nibls study 40 . N;
divine worship u . m. ssFnaa. -sTho Enss q
IN Amer; leasns st 60 pm: sveninH go.
ViSs omitted. An p-ople are always wsscoasa.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-04
EOR COUNTY THEAsUnER.

To the Dsmocraiis vOssFsOf voiasia COunty.
4 RESPECTFULLY aaaounee myseifa osa-
y didlale 81 re-sleciion 90 the ofhce ~
IreesarsE for tbs county, suhtret 90 The ne6i
fsa your support. and ~ nominated End elect
"a VII dlsrhiEne The duties % eoid 0ilce 20
ths besl u nay ability. heapectfully,
JAMES J. VINzANT.
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\ RESPECTFULLY asauoanee myself can
- di1sie fsF re-eleetioa % ths oiAce u Tar
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heepegifully,
ID. PERKINS SMITH.
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EOa COUNTY aaLIcIFOR.

To H. DsnogFafiS Voters Of voiUsia Coaaty
n an oanaidaie Coz County solicitor of IN
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actlgn 81 The Demncgatic primary % ~ heh.
% Nay Ioth. -. n homiaafed and elected
! promise 90 faithfully perform ali u tbs
ddties ineumbeai upon ne.
vesy hsspecifa.ly,
JAMES. w. PERKINS.