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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08
DEMOCRATIC HARr1ONY.

thoughtful yesterday
learning that Hon. John a. Fitzgerald had finally and definitely
Withdrawn from the for the nomination for the office of
BY members OF his MT Ftzeralds candidacy
upon would
precptate bitter fight in the convention fight that would
in all probability be carried the polls and tend destroy
sb chance of Democratic victory the November election Mr.
Fzgad somewhat hysterical and grandoquen
in also berays lingering against those who
opposing him his the nomination
but nevertheless sounds strong in favor of harmony that
has the ring of true sincerity
That light which Mr. Fitzgeralds action viewed by
the thoughtful element of his party and has given them much
cheer and comfort But they wholly satisfied with this
Improvement OF party prospects They realize that the retirement
of Mr. Fitzgerald element that threatened dscord
they believe still remains another little less
menacng.
There is their minds deeprooted conviction that Governor
Garvins withdrawal thing
a the establishment of real complete harmony in the ranks
of the Democracy They do the assertion of the
enos adheents that he the only man in the party who lead
victory November contrary they
many with governors
will support him nominated Their
and be had be To offend these
thus them home give their support the oppos
ton would be blunder fatal Democratic hopes
This notion born the minds of who
Of real harmony hostility Governor Gavn
rather based upon of the preceding
in which he party standard bearea record that dscloss
remarkable significant decrease the hold upon
the In Governor Garins plurality 773s last
1t but 1909
great falling confidence
part independent
During HIS what has the done
fdence in him and win back his those who fell
November last Absolutely nothing has he accomplished
tending show that candidate fora third the deec-
ton would be the proportion in
That would the wpng his plurality of and
the establishment of much larger plurality for his Republican
opponent
thoughtful Democrats
In Governor Gsn again placed the head of the Demo
cratic ticket; and the ground for their belief that the
should himself for the gubernstoa nomna-
on that complete harmony be established and the
opened for the naming of standard bearer who instead of showing
failing strength has his credit record of increasing confidence
and esteem the electors The Democratic is with
out such desirable Here the city in the
pointed out there Mayor Augustus Miller who would make
IN admirable candidate for the Office of governor
Not only is he lifelong and consistent
proven illness for Office within the gift
Rhode Island but he support of every
honest Democrat and independent Unlike
oarvin Mayor Mlers popularity has shown unn
takaby by the fact that while his plurality 1904 aa il was
increased to 363o in November last
He is the Of candidate thoughtful Democrats are hope
will be nominated and only OF this character who
WILL they convinced have chance leading Democracy
victory November g.
DEPOSED SILL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08
DARTMOUTH ALUMNI TO
ENTERTAIN EARL OF DARTMOUTH

New York. sept s-Plans have been
made by alumni OF Dartmouth college for
the entertainment Of the earl Of Dart
mouth. The earl IL expected to sail for
America IN a few days on his way 70 the
college where he will lay the corner
stone OF the new Dartmouth hall one OF
the earls ancestors was the active pa
tron of the college In i7ss and Is was
named In his honor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08
WgrsaS OSb@s-S
Ar0 Saying

.'rf the war goes on at this rate much
longer no matter what the outcome may
be Japan cannot be yellow peril to any
nation until she has grown new crop
OF warriors. rs."-Philadelphia Inquirer.
"Mr Bryan devoted the first and ma
ior part OF his speech TO the urgent advo-
cacv OF the Missouri Democratic state
ticket He was unqualifying In his enthu-
slasr, over Joseph w. Folk for governor.
IN this Springfield deliverance Is sam
ple OF the speeches he intends 20 make IN
october Il is no wonder that John w.
Kern. the Democratic nominee for gov
ernor OF Indiana IL impressed with the
Importance of having Bryan campaign
that state especially for Kern Ne"
York Tribune.
indications ore strong that Indiana
viii go Democratic The party there is
harmonious and In splendid working con-
dltion. The placing OF Fairbanks. rather
against his will. on the Republican ma
iionai ticket will fail ot its purpose to
save the state for Roosevelt '-Bunalo
Courier.
1T is all very well for those who de-
sire n 10 90 forth and preach the Gospel
10 all nations. but our government iS a
secular government, solely. aud church
and state are separate and shouh he kept
SO. and missionaries who 40 abroad
should not be permitted to Iss their ciu-
zonship as a hook 20 draw this govern
nent into the missionary business or into
the mission school business Memphis
Commercial Appeal
1T is az true of honest labor orssniza-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08

interesting learn that the silver Republicans
Of Kansas fold but it is still interesting
TO be informed that silver Republican still remaining
n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08

hemisphere is altogether peace paradise as
evinced bv the battle by side in the
Uruguay Press to be as unreliable
as their for the first to the effect
that revouonist had whereas the truth was just the
reyer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08

Referring election leading Parker
saws taken Holland failed however to state
that way Republicans captured the Green Mountain state
beats the Dutch.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08

The that peace terms would be dictated at Toxic
has given place to grounded fear that the place of dctaon
m be ST. Petersburg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08

tions as of law abiding citizens that they
have no reason to fear an official who
enforces the law. what they have most
20 fear is one who. by inactlon or through
sympathy with wrongdoers, refuses TO
see that the laws are enforced. The safe
" OF all classes is in the enforcement of
the law."-Denver Republican.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08

Vermont give evidence of sincere liking for the dan
qcrous man" of the Theodore Roosevelt type
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08

Democratic strategy the campaign to be OF kind
with Kuropatkns strategy in the Manchuran campaign.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08

Making Raisuli issue in the campaign, eh! Well what Will
the Democratic spebnders nexthe alien and sedon
laws?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08

Better that our immigration officers
should make admittance to this country
even as through the eye OF a needle than
that the least latitude given should food
us with a horde Of obnoxious Chinese
san Francisco Call.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08
A DEPOSED SULTAN.

Two made concerning the depoed Sultan Murad
w. died recently have aroused passing his
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08

sumaa under to be sort OF white
wings investment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08

The loom Mountains has cast darkening shadow
Esopus.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08

The News will be sale the St Louis Exposition and
be obtained front of the postoce the leading the
Administration Building the principal fair and the
various hotels.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08

1T 1. as true Of honest labor orssni1a.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25
EoTeIse s0iEe

There appears 10 be . lack Of en-
thasiasm in this campaign thai must
Be most discOurAging 10 the ssv.
sral candidates.. The cause IL this
innoeaous dssustude can probably
BE- attributed 10 the washing Of
dirty linen which IL disgusting
20 the asersgs American unless il
can be made sensational Just q
aimsy charge Of stealing from the
state OF county, Of being the hired
tool Of corporations dOes not stir
up the fuss that il did . few years
ago The voters have, apparently,
made up their minds that AL poll
ticians loOk alike" and will simply e
10 the polls on election day and
tbsrs register . vote Of approval OF
condemnation % the case may be.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25
EEAT 4 "EEE sag 90

The sub-conmittes Of the House
committee on Judiciary has reported
fasoEiBg. By . vote Of 2 TO 1, the
impsachmsnt Of Judge Charles
sawyns. This 10 the result Of Bill
LamaE's Efforts TO rid the state Of .
nOh-residsnt Judge and IN official
Who, 10 say the least, reflected little
credit on the state OF the bench
The Florida Legislature adopted Q
memorial 20 Congress several years
ago, and another one 81 the Lsgis-
lAtivs session in 1903, asking for IN
Investigation Of Sawyns. But La
mar vas the 6rst congressman 60
push the matter. This shows what
. new man can do in Congress- I,
is the "nss men" in Congress. in
the Legislature. in the city council,
Who accomplish the most The
"heu men sEs right from the PEG
Pls-tbey come with victory on their
bgOws and the sharp eye Of the pub
Nc behind them. The ABeW man"
has MT fallen int the rut. The
framsrs u our Contribution knew
this. and this IL the reason that they
made the 'erm Of . eongrtssnan
only two years, instead Of 20 OF life
tenure; this 10 Why the governor Of
Florida is elected for only four years
and cannot Be elected iOE . second
consecutive term.
The new @se% pa: g.: me NJ; .sVicrs
% ~ soaniEy and the hops Of the
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25

TIE resigna1ions Of J. W. Perkins
Of DeLand and r. ID. BTOOke Of u
teen, WhO are eaRdidatrA Was &C.
cepted. e. d. lands Of DeLand and
ilvin A. Brooke Of Osteen we're elect
ed In their stead. Mr.. Landis sa'
elected a. secretary.
A campaign committee consisting
Of the Chairman and secretary Was
elected, and this committee Vas an
thOTized TO perform all routine uOTk
necessary for holdiRG the primary.
The committee Was authorized q
appoint a. inspectors and clerk Of the
primary, four persons In each pre-
einct, such peFsOnsP together with one
to act as deputy sheriff under tue aH-
pointncnt Of the sheriff, TO Be selected
by the eOnnitteeDen Of the resPec-
tive preeincts. the names 10 be sent
70 the secretary az DeLAnd not later
than April I.
Tue matter Of selecting a new exeeu.
tive committee vas deferred for the
present Il was Informally dlscnssed,
ana the general Oplnlon appeared 70
BE- that q second primary would be
RecessAEy and IL wosld be hest 10 Leu
the present committee manage the
leot primaries, and let their Sacees-
sors Be elected az the primary In jane.
The meeting was ensirsly harDOni-
O1s-in fact, oaly ont Of 10 members
sere present In person and s precincts
were represented b. proxy. The meet
InE seemed simply foT the tFansaetion
Of routine buslness.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25

Many men uncOnseiously get iatO
the 'nOt feeling vel habit" They
magnify their little ailments and
troubles instead az brushing them
sway. Tia mind eOAtrOls the body
10 . very largo extent and should be
sssrcissd % preserve health. Hall
of the not feeling well sEunisrs
are simply lazy and sesking IN En-
euss 10 get out Of working. ID 10
sss gritty determined man from
whom ths iswest complaints smin-
ass. Thsrs's no tonic hks WORK 30
ga your mind OF from bodily al
msnts. says IN exchange. II Jon
aEs s'not feeling veil just hustle Q
Ettls harder and forget 10.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25

this variety in Iowa by the million.
sold 100000 20 ono firm In one
year. Too much cannot BE- said Of
Of lie timber valae; IL IL . rapid
grOssr, jet . valusbls tree for
posts railroad ties and building
purposes. ! planted several hundred
acres one year in Kahsss for . rail-
road company. Ny contract was 10
plant AGO trees 10 tie acrs, Guilt
vats and care for them until ahsy
we're ten feet high. AZ the end Of
the second year's growth the CON-
pAny paid me for 2,SOO Trees Per
acrs. The cost % the company
was for the land broken up and
crOss-plOusd and two cents per tree
ten feet high. This seems like .
small price. but il paid me well.
Il do not know Of . tree thai
viii grow into dollars any faster
than The eatalpa sPeciOsa Be sure
TO get the genuine seed and plant a..
ter the rainy season sets in during
June, in nursery rows, cultivate
clssn and transplant in groves the
following spring. 8 d. Lake, shsn-
andOah, Iowa, . hnrseFyman, sells
the seed from trees Of his own
growing. and is reliable.
There IL smother tree Of . great
value. commercially, - the eaialPa
spsciosa. I refer 10 the black wal
nut. Il will grow well in Florida,
and brings more money from an
acre inside Of ten years than orange
trees
The American Forest Tree Asso-
citation 10 doing 6ne. vigorous work,
preserving % well as planting for
ssts. Save second growth timber
and plant cstalpa and black walnut,
sad future generations will call you
blessed.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25
KEST CLUB ELECTS OFFEERs
WIlsen Chs.eu PrssIasns and NIRgse'
SECRETARY.

Last saturday evening the Kebt
Club held it, regular electiOn Of on
cers. Emmett Wilson vas elected
presidenI and Silas Wright yice-pres.
dent without opposition.
wingOod, Of the seniors, and Fee,
of the Juniors, we're the candidates
for secretary. Mr.. wingoad. bring
the first candidate announced, Was
elected By a clean majority on the
FIRST ballot.
Mr. T.. l. Pose Vas reelected
treasurer uIthOut opposition. This
Il the third time be has been hOaored
With the election To this once, and u
bespeaks the confidence and esteem
In which be II held by all members Of
the club.
For sergeant at arms there we're
two candidates, MessTs. Crawford aud
smith. To avert a hopeless hitch o.
tie, Ar. Crawford very gracefully
withdrew his name and allowed Mr..
smith 20 be elected.
On motion Of Mr.. Blanton the club
voted a resolution Of thanks % Mr..
wIRgood for his present Of the beau
tiful Sign on the Kent rOOm door.
Mr.. BlantOa paid Mr.. wingOOd and
the Senior class aae eOmplimen, In
introducing his motion and vas
heartily applaSded.
After adjournment the club Uss
joined By the Literary society In the
library 70 snjOy refTesh@eut furnished
by the Fetiripg OfhceEs.
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Saturdays Meeting
Executive Committee

STFsHE Democratic Executive Con-
mittee met in DeIsand AZ 2
I'LL O'Clock saturday afternoon 70
assess candidates and make
arrangements for holding the Pri-
mary. The meeting Uas presided
over BY Hon. W. =. ThayeT Of Enter.
Pfi.ss Ia; SStssI-GE fsrsins, ssS:a., ri De;
Land allied the seerctary's chair. The
other members present we're: w. c.
Cannons, Orange City; RObert Jones,
DeI.eOa; ID. y. Morrison, EmPOTia;
Rep. Chas. L Smith, Daytona; Rep.
T. ]. Sparkman, Port Orange; Sena-
tor Frank W. sans, New smyrna; T.
d. Brooke, Osteen. Seville and BeT.
esfOrd we're represented By proxy.
On motion of MT. Perkins the fol
losing assessnents we're made on can.
ALT.
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ezFmess ~ aseie4

George II. Wright a Orlando
writes 30 ths Florida AsricultuFisi
q follows concsFning tho sntalPa
II rad with . great deal Of in
forrest the article 10 The AgEieuliu-
Sist On ths valss q the eatalpa
spocio.a I taks pleasure IN ssnd-
ing yoa . sssd pod Of estAlPa sPssi-
GA pieksd from . tsss ! planted In
FlondA Is years go This tree.
With anothsF planted % The sane
tina. 10 row Is inches around enc
fooi ab0ss The gEOs1d
sThsrs Ess thrss varieties q he
esislps. ssscissas bisnoaaides ssd
80 hybsid Ths cnly- oas wosth
ssElting lpm : epunsrsial siand-
- kAnN en1Nn
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, StetSOn University
, Brief News Notes

VITA the end Of the wiateF tern
many students uho have come down
10 Florida TO enjoy the warm Weather
are nOw returning to their homes.
80
Messrs. wickershan and Lyons left
on Monday for Tampa, where they
speut fee days before returning TO
their homes.
Mr.. Paul Walker left on Thursday
for Orlando, where be viii spend .
week With HE uncle.
o~S
Misses Ashley and Brown and
Messrs. Buck and Armstrong left on
Wednesday by the Clyde boat for
Chicago. where they Gill take up
their work In the L. Of c.
Miss Franc Ashley and Miss Edith
Merry left on Thursday for DaytOna,
where they will be the guests Of Miss
Elizabeth Silvernail until sunday.
Misc Merry expects TO return 90 her
home In jacksonville and Miss Ashley
will return TO Chicago TO take her de-
gree this spring.
Messrs. Lewis and Elias Hall are
spending a feW days In Tampa. play.
sith the Tampa baseball team against
the All-Cubans.
Several parties Of students cele-
brated the close Of the exams By pic
uicking al Blue Lake TUESDAY eve
ming.
Quite a number OF students have
come In 20 take the normal course of
fered this term, and many more are
expected.
President Blaekman Of Rollins Cob
IeRe paid a short visit TO StetsOn the
first Of the week TO talk over athletic
matters, Of which he has taken charge
In Rollins.
The Tee. Department IL making
great preparations for an exhibit at
the Student Help Fair TO BE- held in
Jacksonville, Mayo
80
OSing TO the Increased number of
REGULATIONS this term in the Las DS-
PaTtment the Juniors and sehiOFs re-
cite together in twO classez
40
Professor, to resident Of BughOuse-
''Can you explain the difference be-
,weeu :. servant and an independent
e.. 60.
Student-"No Sir"
ProfessOr-"well, suppose you had
4 negro working around the house,
wOuld you tell him What yOu wanted
Zone or would you tell him boS 20 |
10 itg".
STUDENT wOulaR't do either. CraW-
ford would"
The lyoeum course, With it, four en-
has cleared for the
Athletic Association this year about
about $50.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Flrv, M. Church.

Tue pastor. Rev Adiyman smftb. VIII
preach IT n an subicct, The Secret %
strsngth SUNDAY sch0ol Al Dan; EVwoFth
League dsS All are cordially invited
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Hoods JGrsGPGriItG
RnrkIrn,, ArnIra SalYe.

Has WOTid.Wide fame for marvellous
cures. IL SURPRISES any other salve,
lotion. ointment or hahn for Cuts.
Corns. Burns, BOil-. Sores. FelOns,
Ulcers, letter, Salt Rheum, Fever
sores. Chapped Hands, Skin EruP-
tiOns: infallible for Piles. Cure guaT-
anteed. Only 2Sc at G.. W. Fishers,
and W. Allen 4 Co, Druggist.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25

sunday, Naryh sSh. Iads an, sunday
school: n an. service With sermon; sSe eve
uins service witb aftrsss SerNices duTins
Holy Week 81 TUESDAY. "Wednesday. Thurs-
iay and Friday ~ ass "a . aisO on cod Fri-
day mcTnisS 10 toA n
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25

Df. ThAchsT's Liver and blood Syrup
aas been used IN thousands q hOmss ioT
sfty-two years with perfect cOuhdence
and the uiOsa remarkable FesultA
The great success % this remedy u due
10 the isci that It's formula (which coa-
sists Of Bueha, HydrAngeA. Mandrake,
yellow Dock, Dandelion, Sars&p&riIia,
Gentian. SIENNA and lOdide Of Potassium
has been freely publishsd
Doctors and Druggists everywhere do
sOt hesitate 10 FccOmmend preparation
which they know costains the bed
known remedies fOr c0rrectiag al iFreg-
aiaFitiss Of the Liver. Kidneys o. slO04.
and the diseases caused BY the failure 81
thess fuaetiOHs 10 perform their proper
gork.
Thousands Il siek ones 10 whom life
has BEEN q burden have written Eraasfal
letters that others might prosi By thsis
experience.
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g l. Apple, sx.PFObate Judge, o..
taaa Go Kansas, Writes: This - 20
say that ] have used BILLIARDS. Hore-
hoard Syrup for years. and that DO
not hesitate 20 recommend IL as TIE
hest cough syrup ] have ever used :"
sc, 5oc and el.oo Sold b. all drug
Rists.
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Ttrs, Hapsl.s tlsurrh.

Services a. usual GA sunday az u AIN AMI
20 p IN; SUNDAY s'hool a. " a-n: n Y. 2. 4.
~ sGs pm ~ the evening seryioe there viii
H. the oriinsnce ~ baptism strangers sRd
residents are CORDIALLY invited
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ssbt'sih morning tbetne. The henrrseiioo
u tbs B-iy." League aRd prayer mersins ~
the usual times. Tbe young peoplc are pr
parinE For = sunFiss meeting On Easter morn
IN All ar Nrlcosnf..
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25

have been saaerinE the past fec
years With . severe attack Of Thea-
matlsm, and found that ballard's
Saos Liniment Was the Only thlng
that gave ne satiSfactioa and tended
90 alleviste ny palma" March 18th,
ls02 John G. Dsgsan, Kinsmans iils.
&c, 6oe and el.oa All druggistA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25

ssraoss 81 n an and 20 pm. Sunday
ssboOi Al IOso an. Junior League - 40 Pm.
senior League At s;C. a. NickieT, pastor.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25

None better anyWhere. See Ryland
& SpaTkman's adv.
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R.,., VIA Rlde fsr LIE.

With family around expecting him
20 die, and -On riding for life, u
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sry Tor sumption, Coughs and
Colds. W. n, Brown 81 Leesville. Ind
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bat this wOnde rful met'HS6e gave in.
stant relief and soon cured bin. He
wTites Il nov sleep sOundly every
night" Like marvellous cures Of con-
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Read Drska a Cas- EAsssTOseriaGa


Ths pssssni campaign sppeaEs 70
hs very dull, ssposiGlly IN volnsia
eounsT. Litils z say in.asssi b BE-
inz fstun n any a fko onztDH1A
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rheumatism

T. q rack on which you need nos suaeF
long.
Il depends on an acid condition OF
the blood, Nhich affects the muscles
and Joints, causes Inflammation ana
pain, and rssulis from deis.tiye diges-
ticn and q torpid action OF the liver,
kidneys and skin.
sciatica, lumbago and stiff neck are
forms Of u.
Hoods saTsapaIilla has cured me o.
rbeUmatisa. ! was - could not ilit any
thing aud my knsrs yeTe - stu l coald
hardly 80 90 uT DOM stairs. stnce lakihs
three bottigs u Hood's sarsapafilla i have
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