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The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-12
ENTERTAINMENTS.
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There are two reasons why Girls Will be Girls" which is at the Hyperion tonight and tomorrow night, should appeal to New Engianders. The piece was written by Melville Baker, who re- sides in Boston, and it deals with ex- aggerated types of New Englanders. Professor Ebenezer Dodge, who is i'm personated by Al Leech, loses his coat tail in attempting to escape from the police at cock light, and comes fairly close to losing his reputation in conse- quence. During the course of the re- sultant complications twenty musical introduced, and there is deal of danc- ing and other diversions.
 MT. Brady announces an excellent company, which. besides MT. Leech and the three Rosebuds, includes Felix Ha- ney, who will be remembered as the Hi Holler in Way Down East" Bert Young, Harry Davies, Edgar Foreman, Arthur Brock, Vera Rial Mary Karr Roma Snyder, Gladys Claire, Christine Cooke and chorus of forty.
 There will be bargain matinee to- morrow, at the prices will be 50, cents and 25 cents; night prices, $1, 75 cents, 50 cents, 35 cents and 25 cents. Seat sale now open.
 Joshua Whitcomb," which win be presented at the Hyperion next Thurs day night, recalls vividly Denman Thompson in 'The Old Homestead,' 7 which was written as sequel to Joshua Whitcomb'' The quaint Uncle Josh, with his ready wit and touches of deep pathos, is still in evidence. He, with the lovable characters so true to life that surround him, tells the story which leads up to "The Old Home stead'' in such a pleasing, unaffected manner that intense interest is sustain ed until the end. Mir Boyd, an actor of well-known merit, succeeded Denman Thompson in "The Old Homestead" and played the part over 800 times, thus making himself the equal, if not the peer, of his predecessor as a delineator of quaint rural characters. Everybody should see the pleasing drama of rural life. Seat sale now open. Prices S1. 75 cents, 50 cents, 35 cents and 25 cents.
 The sale of seats for Robert Edeson's appearance here in "Ranson's Folly at the Hyperion next Friday night will commence at the box office tomorrow morning.
 MT. Edeson, whose success here in Soldiers of Fortune," is well remem- bered by theater-goers, will again be
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-12
NUMBER OF INJURED.

The number injured at grade crossings of highways has been 2S, one less than last year, nine of whom were killed, five less than for the previous year. The total number of grade crossings in the state is 9S4, three more than last year.
 The operating expenses for the year were s36, 47O, ,4s40s, an increase of $3,S42,- p306S over that of the previous year, and constituting T4.45 per cent. of the gross earnings This large increase in operating expenses is principally due to the increased cost of fuel, wages and change in demurrage charge methods.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-12

There are many clements in "A Hu- man Slave" which will be the offering at the Grand Opera house next Thurs day, Friday and Saturday, which will commend it to all lovers of good. hon. est American melodrama. While the play is both exciting and thrilling, the probabilities are not outraged by the presentation of impossible situations. Every scene in this great play is en- tireIy logical Tn fact, a large part of the story is taken from actual happen ings. There are two sensational deaths in the play, big strike by iron work CTS, a wonderful lamp explosion and other incidents of an exciting nature. There will be matinee. on Saturday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-12

As shown in the foregoing statement, the number of passengers injured on the steam roads wor 54, being 21 more than for the previous year, fouh of whom were fatally injured, three more than last year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-12
Grand Opera Esonss.

One of the latest and best of melo- dramatic productions of the year is Why Girls Leave Home and that
 opened a three night and Wednesday
 matinee engagement at the Grand op- era house last evening. The play is under the management of Messrs. Vance and Sullivan and characteristic of all their productions is splendidly
 presented by a fine company and with
 stage settings fully in keeping with the rest of the play. "Why Girls Leave
 Home" unfoldss in simple straightfor-
 ward canner a story of almost every
 day life in the large cities and even in many of the small towns of this great and growing country. The scenes
 are laid in a small town in the vicinity
 of the great metropolis and portrays
 the danges to which susceptible young
 women or rather girls are subjected in the hands of interruptions men. Such men are to be found in every commun- ity and this play reveals some of their deadly practices which lure girls down
 to the lowest depths of despair and
 wretchedness before they are fully cog lnlzant of the extent of their wander ings from the straight and narrow path of virtue.
 While the play is one which might
 descend to the vulgar side of life too
 much, yet the author has handled his subject in most delicate and mas terly manner and the story as present. ed appeals to all to assist rather than turn down. anyone who is attempt- ing to do the right. The story is an extremely strong and plausible one and lattended by moral of much value.
 Why Girls Leave Home" will be presented at the Grand again tonight land tomorrow night asd matinee We'd nesday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-12
THE BRYAN BANQUET
IN HONOR OF JACKSON DAY
 YESTERDAY.

sr. Bryan Holds . Rsesption-msny Noted msn Hsre-short Speech by mr.
 Bryan-Labor, Capital and Trusts-An
 Addrss. by Governor Garvin of Rhode
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-12

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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

Some genus has taken time %
figure out that the legal holidays
this year occur On MoHdsy. The
srst holiday this year vas Washing
tons Birthday. This came On Mon
day, February ~ Then comes
Memorial Day on Monday. May 80;
July Ath fOIlOws nett and 10 on
Monday; still later on comes Labor
Day, which IL always the arst Mon
day in September and viii fall thia
year on September 8. OF course
Thanksgiving day viii probably
come on Thursday. Christmas falls
on Sunday. December rs. but the
legal holiday will fall on Monday,
December 20.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01
Blg Crop sf Tomatses.

Reed Bryan and father, together
with Oliver a Co., with whom they
are intimately connected, expect, az
conditions nos enlist, to ship 9O,OOo
crates Of tomatoes. They are nos
shipping from their packing house,
ave milss up New River, reached By
trsmuay from their extensive farms,
six to eight hundred crates per day.
Soon this quantity will be largely In
creased. Two OF three barge loads Of
boz material we're taken up the river
Tuesday last BY Reed Bryan, tewed
By gasoline launch, With return lOads
Of Grated prodace-the heavy TOYS
made On average Eve miles In forty
minutes. - West Palm Beach NeWs
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

EveEyons whO khOws Frank
Clark must recognize and aeknow-
lsgs his ability and personal mAgns-
tism, and the fact that be would
make . competent meE bsr 81 Con-
gresA While TBE NEws Fscog-
nizSs al this, and 10 glad 10 give
Mr.. CLARK credit for it. We must cd
NIT that ne are more or lees i'm.
pressed with AlexAndeT's opinion
that, u Clark were elected, be would
10 uhseated shd the Republiesn
BODiBee-Mr. Cheney Of Orlando
would be selected. ID is well
knOwn that the Republicans would
take great delight 10 getting in .
Republican from Florida A vote
for Clark will in oil probability
prove q vote for Cheney.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

DE-. BerFin. Para, Ills, writes II
have used Billiards. 9nON Linament;
always recommended IL 20 my friends,
az ! am confident there 10 no hitter
made. IL IL a dandy for burns Those
Who live on farms are especially liable
20 many accidental cuts, burma
bruises, which heal rapidly when Bal.
lard's SnOW Luiment II applied. IL
should be kept In the house for cases
Of emergency" sc, 5Oc, cleo Bottle
All druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

II dishonest men, demsgOgsusOI
trust tools are selected TO represent
Florida this year, the people uill
have only themselves 10 blame. The
matter Of selecting servants IL 70
BE- decided directly BY the people
this year, and their cOmpstsncy 10
govern themselves viii be tested.
Bat Of all the candidates for state
and national Offices, il viii surely
not be q dlfsieult matter 30 select
honest nen-lheFs must b honest
men among the many who offer
% such willing sacriheea
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01
Can ssr Chr PrimarJ.

There will be a massmeetiHg AZ IN
court house MOadAy evening az eigh
O'Clock. for the purpose Of aOniRatinl
city OalceFs a. f0ll9Ss:
Mayor.
Three eounSIlmen.
Clerk.
Treasurer.
Member Board Of Publle WORSE
J. W. PERKINS. Chairman.
q. W. FIaHRR, Secretary.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

Are your poll tazss for the years
1904 and 1908 paid' Are yOu regis
tered in the district in which you
nov Tssidss Don't put OF these
matters until ID lie too late to attend
10 them. Look Il up today.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

Special Easier serviess ~ ths Firsi n. 4
church, on BsEi SUNDAY @oEnins. Tue pastor
Wil prsach ~ ~ an. On Ths LAu % hssarsee-
tiOn: IN TIE sweating - ~. the ehilaEsn %
the sunday school will FsnasF . specisl Easter
pgosran. eonsisfing q sOnss. Esoiiations and
dlzloSaoa SPECIAL sOlos bOth vocal and instru-
mental uIIi alsO 10 rsnd~rsa an are 00Sdi-
fnVffea
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

has been playing a good game In the
Geld and has done good work 90 the
bat.
Mics LeyyTez Of 81. Francis has en-
tered steSsOa and will take the nor.
nal course.
Robert Stevens. Who las had posi-
si0n In DaytOa. o., auFina the past
winter, has returned 20 DeLana ana
Will re-enter the Academy.
-
Miss Hall Of Orlando 10 takiaG the
normal course.
Mis- Minerva Bond, daughter Of
Mr.. Maynard Bond Of Lake Helen,
has entered stetson, and 10 taking
work In the Grammar Department.
-
Miss BlOdget Of CrahamVllle has
registered for the normal course.
~
GOrdAn Haynes Of DeLand has en-
tered the Grammar Department.
Miss leila ZaIns Of Floral HOme Il
taking the normal eOarSs.
49,
Miss Carrie Z. Chatter Of DeIand
has entered ths Music Department.
The Stetson team has been geneT.
orally shaken up By several men leav.
Ing, but those that are here are get
ting dOwn to work, and IN a feW days
a. strong a team as ever viii be put
In the Geld. PelOt has been brought
In FROM the eeld and put on nrst. and
Hamlin IL making a strong try for
second With Bolts az short and Sears
on third the inaeid shouA be a. fast
as anyone could Wish for, and q fec
days' good practice will put these men
working together In good shape.
49,
The students OF the Tee. Depart
meut are hard at work on large up
right drill which will be finished this
term.
Ma. Roy Brown left On Tuesday for
New York, where he has had q good
position offered him. His many |
friends we're very sorry that he could
not he With them until the elOse Of |
the year.
The senior classes are busy chasing
programs and making arrangements
Tor Commencement.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01
Stetsen University
Brief News Notes

Although several students left az
the end Of the winter term TO return
20 their homes In the North, ret .
larger numbeT have conc In 20 take
the work Of the spring quarter. The
rate offered TO teachers foT the nine
weeks' course in the normal course
has been taken advantage Of by
many, bat a larger number sbould
avail themselves Of this opportunity
20 get instruction under a hrst-cl2ss
faculty, and With every facility al a
very loo rate.
Miss Hilda Mann, daughter Of y. A.
Mann, the noted author VI the STORY
Of the HaguenOis" and several other
books dealing uith the founders u
Florida, 10 taking the normal eOuFse.
Eugene DuTand Of Chicago. Who 10
the guest Of his uncle, Mr.. a. ".
Heath. l. taking wOrk in the Academy.
80
Aiss Pearl spaaIding, uho left
school az the close Of the uinteF tern,
returned from Daytona 20 D<Laad On
Tuesday and win be the guest Of Miss
stone az the Winter Home for q few
days. Aiss Spanldina does n0e en-
Peet 10 re-eateT college % account
Of the weakness Of her eye. buf VIII
return % Dayt0na. SrA spznglSr
and daughters expect 20 leave far
Rosaoa In MAG. where they vill spend
me Summer.
MesssA z and L Eah Who left
here last week fer TampA. have been
making esite q record In that city az
al playsra KID Han has bssa
)laying second for the Tampa team.
nd III clean fast sork has wsa The
lssFts 81 Ne Ts@Ra EesassA Eilas
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01
CHURCH SERVICES.


kasssrssFytoss ellday ,boginning SithsanFiss
meeting oonAaSssd ~ the Ia Young PsOpis's
socisty. The sOoistiss % 81 shnFohss ere IN
Vitsd aa1 . sood tine = sEpsctsa - this
nesting. ~ n q. n. there VII - speeaai
MUSE. o0nmuni0n IN b aaminisisrse IN
c0ansetioa VITA thisseEvios. In The evening
q 10, ths ehiiaEsn yin give en- eEsreiss Pre-
psrsd ~ then. An ps0Vls sss cordially In
Vited % I'll these maetingA.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

Quite . number Of inquiries are
already being made for houses and
cottages 10 rent BsEt fall Pros
poets indicate that DsLaad will
have the biggest ssAsOh in lie his
tory, and that houses and cottages
sill be at Q premium.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

wOald not interest you II you're
looking for a E1aranteed Salve foI
Sores, Barns OF Piles. Otto DOdd Of
Ponder, No, writes: Il suffered wl,h
An ugly sore for a year, bat eoS Oi
Basklen's AERiea SalVe cured ne.
It's the hest salye on earth; sc al q.
w. Fishers and w. A. Allea and Cos
DRUG store.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

ThsEs vfl Be SPECIAL Easter sssNISss 90 the
napsist church bosh DOrains an eve
Mas. g vhiea ell ars oordialy inxiied. To
Lords supper Win Immediately foalow The
mOFniss sermon. 90 which there win b . ~
csDtioa &c nsu menbets. Sunday school 90
y an; hI.P Tat Gass pm.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

Lamar appears 10 30 having easy
sailihg in the new Third District.
This is quite . contrast TO the
spirited 6ghs Of two years ago. when
Lamar beat Myers by ! Of one vote.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

Col Frank W. Pope Of JaoksOn-
vile 10 . candidate for national
committeeman from Florida
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

April anu Nav are the finest mOaths
In the year. Tive weather noe 10
enjoyed
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

O. haEnAoas EpAsoogal eouRch, Easter sun.
day, Apsil ard. go an. Holy cOn@aniOn;
I0as m.. sAnsasn's seTvies; llSo an. ch0Eal
etTyice uith ssFnoa. No night service.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

Services 20 n an and tn pm. SUNDAY
school a. loo an. JnnloE League 81 ose pm.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01
Tar EEws 10 0RoAs.

Quite . HumbeF Of our state en-
changes ass making big fools oi
thsnsslvss In THE cAmpaien-and
a Tie same time ere doing no
god 20 the cause they are sspOus-
ina. Some Of them are advOcai
ing JssniRgs for the senate and can
ssy nOthing too mean, OF low, o.
dirty az TalisisrrO and Stockton;
Oahsrs favor slOcktOa and dsnOuncs
Jssaings and Tslisssuo; Others who
aAs0cais TalisssrrO-and these are
In The nsiority-6nd themselves
utterly Lost In their demand for ad-
isciivss Sufficient 10 condemn and
dsnounss Stockton and Jsnnings.
Nov what does THE amount to-
Who believes that TsliafsrrO, or
Jsnaings, or STOCKTON are thieves
and dsspdysd villanss While .
great many Of the voters have al
ready made up their minds - TO
whom they intend 10 support fOs
The rsspsetivs Ofsess, il 10 safe to
say that IS per esat Of the Demo
erakie vofsrs of the nfafe will abide
b. he result Of the primary and
win Loyalty support the nominees.
Whoever they happen 10 Be.
Tia dag Of the faotiOnAl Orgsn IL
passsd A newspaper may legitim-
aasly, IN fact should, have . wsll-ds-
hnsd prineipls. ID should support
one 90 The other a the great political
parties; but when u dssoshds 10 the
sbess Of asy candidate for pablo
Ofkes, when u cireala.ss ialshOOds
and prsjadiesd misstaisDsnts %
fssa. u only wOrks up sympathy in
ths msnly American breast and &C.
so@plIshss Just What ID desires most
net % Do.
Tns NEws 10 Q Democratic nevs
papsF, eOndnetsd by DsmOerAtsi
shs editor has never voted any bat
ths Dsn0eratic ticket when there
uas . party ticks, in the Asld, and
q uill, % tie heat % its ability, de
isna Dsn0eraiie principles and ID
vnnes ths interests u the Demo
cratic party. But THE NEss is the
esean q no elan 90 faction; il will
my 90 give eoFrset aeeOunts Of meet
insA political OF otherwise. and
then, Il it ssss proper, will express.
TIE opini0ns Of the editor in the edi
sOFial eolambA
We inlsna 10 throw no mud in |
a.. - an oahnr .arnuaign. Altar
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a bszt, empress. sdltSsially, IN oPih-
ioA % 10 ne most sssilAble, the
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n. ..ur...,on a puhl,e opin;on.
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01
Ringing Noises

In the ears (how disaeTeeabls thss aSsIl
become chroHic and cause much IN
easiaess and even Temporary distinction.
They are signs 81 eatsnh other sigma
are dToPpings in The throat, nasal
SQUADS 81 the voice, impaired tas.e.
smell and i.eaTiRg.
Catarrh IL q constitutional disease,
originating In impure blood, and -
cures a constitutional remedy.
u suffered from catsTrh o. the had and
loss a appetite and shep. Ny bl0od ues
thin and I cit Dad al Over nOsa a The
time. d-Cidsd 90 try ElOOds SarsapaFilla
ant nOS have no symptoms q eataffh,
have a god appetite. and sicSp yell !
heartily TtCOtpuleisd llsod's Sarsaparilla %
ali my fFteBds." 4. Lose. California June
tiOA. Iowa.
Hoods JGrsGpGFilt0
Cures caiarrh Of the noe, throat
bowels &c, removes al its effects. ard
builds mp the whole system.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

Robert Stevens. Who las had = posi-
Slon In DaytOa. o., auTina the past
winter, has returned 20 DeLana An1
Will re-enter the Academy.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

Mis- Lsyvrel Of 81. Francis has en-
tered steSsOa and will take the nor.
nal course.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01
Kan TnE :lkaIsLAFrnE.

To The DenOsTatie Wears 81 vOlssia Coaaiy.
HAVING hesn solicited By fFiesds 10 ~ q
- candidate tog re-eiection 90 uouae ~
hrpEsesntaiivss. ! annoaacs ny ean9i4acJ
Ios aid ofeee, ssejost 70 tee primary sl~S-
ton. heapectfully.
4. L. SMITH.
To The DsmoSFasle vOisFs q vOlaaia COanfy
A WOULD most respecttally sanOahce ny
Legislature. subicct % tie wishes ~ ths Dem-
ocrattc V0fely % - eHpfeaeed ~ tbe primary
election IN NAY. n eiectsd I Dledge myssu
that my dfsl Consideration shall b. 81 81
tines tor ths uelfaFS 81 ny county and state
J. HALL BRuSisEY.
To ths nsmOesnile vOteesO OF volusia Counsy:
A RESPECTFULLY snDoua. = mys~lf q can.
u dtdafe Tor the o1IIce "a ntpgess ntatlse "a
this county. suhject % the nrAf Drnocfsth
primary, and % BOminated and sissts1 Wln
fasthfGliy peTfoFm the dutiss q aaid Oinss o.
ths bSsi " No ahiilty.
L.. MARSH.
DsLson spEinEs. ".
IT, ths Dsmoststig NoieFs q volasia County:
4 hEsPEs TFUI-L1 annosbre mysrlf can
didaic f0f N-ebeCti0n o. thr ut1lcc VI rep
Fcssntatise iof tkis Csantl. sabiest o. ihr
uext llstnosrailc Urinary. and u ngminated
ald eleyted all faifkfuily peItssTm the dutis.s
u said ocscS ~ thS besi u ay ahiiity.
THOs. J. SPARKlaAN.
POst OSSRss. Pa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

The senior classes are busy chasing
programs and making arrangements
for Commencement.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

To ths Dsmoesatie vosssso % vOiasaa cOunsy.
hkkEbf annoanos ny oanaiAaey fur 10
e.ectton % TIE o11os % tan aaseasaP q
punasy. II asain kCaoEsa bT Voc. m rTorsi.s
- dischaEFs The aattss q ths ol8oa IN "a
Intars Slth tse sams painseakina ezss - has
oesa ~ pStas " ooeSEvs 10 he past.
SAINT h. WGISoN.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

has been playing a good game In the
seld and has done good work 90 the
bat.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01
Ron COUNTY cOzMIsssoxER.

ron COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Totks nsinoSEats v0ssrs q vOlusln ooaniy
4 An . candidate fuF C0aufy Comml.ian<t
non the scc1Dd district u Volusia COonty
tHo1cCt % the Ismogfafic prinlafy, MAY u
and asa The sapguu % al God nemo.sais
Who have TIE Interests q the cOunty II heart.
W. II. MCBRIDE.
To The DemosFatie VOseFs a volusaa Coanty
4 ANN0t SCE myself . candidafs f0r re-elss-
ftoa ~ q ksmtog u the lloara u lO1nty
CommtasiOners trum the mia distFigt, and
SIKH th< sapVort % The Ds@ogFsfs 20 tAs
THOMAS J. MURRAY.
To the pemFsTatie VVteFs % volaaa county.
hkhEhi aanpsncs myself q caneiAa,s fs.t
1e-eleCtto1 i0T tse noaninallon Ter m4taRs.f
of tie Bard 20 ConEty ComminatonRns tof
the tirst dlstt.Ct, and eslioll ths enppora "a
ny tgtFDas and tAs Dsmocrntte VossTs al IN
ooanty Eenssaiiy ~ tks sVproaehins pElnaFy
r. d. BRooKk.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

ron sUPEnHHTExBkNT % scsoola.
10 ~ Dsnsssaiie vossrs q velasas eOauiy.
hkkeer snoc1nes my.elf esnasAsas tor
.olaeia Coaniy. a. IT, peopis aaoa6 uhsnI
! hets ntca for tueniy -oHs 90 ths tusasy-
Si9hi yeers 90 ny ~ hanaE ns Wtfh 4 -
stlreslea. Rlell.s ~ elsehefss ths aailss g
BEnT Flsn.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01
BEnT Flsa

uERenH eanoanss nysslf q sauA,a~,,
toE t1s anles 90 eoantY eChooI eaprTis.
tenasut sal1eo % - asllaa &c ~ hrEso-
ssis Ssas' ~ ~. Suis. Ne ss 30 -, =
- Nork - tas oolns. end ] furlhnTIso1a
k.eaes nyesi 70 sPena sod peTtioa 20 NJ
- seeeg ~ sc8oo1l 81 81 t6s egaaiy th1s
s-s'f - HssfoaA Ven Uuly,
Jas. L PASTzLLo
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-01

MT Roy Brown left On Tuesday for
New York, where he has had a good
position offered him. His many
friends we're very sorry that he could
not he With them until the Close Of
the year.