davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-14
MilIers Drop Back

1t was almost unkind to do it, espe-
cially as the Millers had just got their
spot in the first division nice and
warm, but the memory of two short
change episodes in Nicollet park was
too much, even for the Saints. And
all the time Louisville was doing
things scandalous to Indianapolis
Watty was noted on the bench, de-
jectedly wagging ghis head and pom
dering on the inscrutability of fate and
games of skill
The game was real hasty and be-
came a matter of record, with the pu-
giliStic postlude, in one hour and
twelve minutes after time was called.
Chech pitched to nine men in three
innings. one getting to first on a pass
but failing to make good on a steal
and Jackson flew TO Freeman. Free
man got a line drive from Wheeler and
retired Jones by an unassisted double
F1ournoy did the pedestrian act in
the second, and Householder started
out to sacrifice and beat the throw to
first, thereby acquiring a hit. Martin
tried to sacrifice, but Freeman got the
ball to second in time to retire
Householder, while Flournoy went to
third. Oyler went after Marcan's
roller with one hand and foot Mar
can was safe and FIournoy rang up
one. Martin went TO third on a pass
ed bali and scored OF Sullivan's single.
Sullivan and Macc2n advanced on an
other passed ball. and Marcan came
home on Chech's fly to McNichols in
center. Jones out retired the side.
Jackson waited and walked in the
third, and Wheeler sacrificed him to
second. A passed ball put Jackson on
third and he scored on Flournoys fly
to left.
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Sduls Saloon bietet eireu
geuebment aufentbalt.
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1eras.

ueber 1900 Sraaniiationen in
unlerem State baben ~Derldun1t, lire
n5ranbiie=9 ar" bic gum 1iten W1ai
gu beaablen uno iino oesbalb hires
5reibriefs uerluitig erfldrt poroen.
Sn Sictoria pebte am fsreitag
morgen oor 9aaesanbruf elm 10
ttarter Wino, oaB burh i'm mehrere
8Gume entuurselt tpuroen.
Sn einem l8uge Der Southern $50.
cife'Babn tuuroen 0onneritag nabt
in Der Wabe BON @eli6 orei SenItern
ourd 6agel eingeidfaaeu.
@dbrenb Der lebten Gage bas
ben bic 8abndrate oes Staates in
Goritcana lire SabrestonpentiDn abs
aebalten.
Der 8erianbt friider aartofs
feln bat ieBt iiberau beeennen.
Sn 8ellpi0e ftarb ssrau Bertha
Sod, cine Der betannteIten 8eppbe
lterinnen iener @egeno, i'm utter
o0n 81 Sabren.
Wlittmo9 abeno murben in
Sunlet mebrere 9ebGuoe ourf einen
Sturm fart belhdoiet,
Die Guadalupe lit in gSotee
ltarter 8eeengiHe a~eitiegen.
Nm 9ienitaa puroe in Der
8ahe BON &obp oas 6aus zines
Wannes 0antens Mullen ourb els
men @pflon 5eritDrt. 8eIt Spur.
lOd, elm Irbeiter Muuen's, muroe
aetotet, WtuQen nno feline ssrau MUIR
ben Is SUB fortae1dleuoert.
Sn Dem tleinen Srte 0epDrt
bel BariS puroe ourd) Jeuer elm
Sbaoen BON $4,000 ariaeriftet.
N. 5. zimmerman, elm alter
oeutlber 8Irger bon Sbulenbera,
1T gelturben.
Sn Seguin tpuroe am Sreitaa
Der sSiremen's Oap" ourd einen
sFeitsu9 uno anoere 5eitlibteiten
aefeiert.
Nm 30nneritag nbeno ltarb in
Dallas 5rau 9. 6. &iharolon.
4eibe puroe ieSiert uno Die
Sefti0n bat eraeben. oaB bic 6rau
nit Strgbnin uergiftet muroe. 4.
Bourne, in oeiien Saus iie itar6,
1T oerbaFtet uoroen.
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Vpm SriessiAauplaee.

8abreno Der Sample am /.
Wfal loa es paiiiert iein, boB ruff,
i9e Snfanteriiten auf ibre eigenen
8%atneraoen iboiien, neil lie oiefel,
ben fir 5einoe bielten.
Der iapanii9e General 9urofi
meloet, oaB am 4. Wat elm @eIeht
bel Sen9 5uang @hene itatteefun.
ben babe, in Dem Die Ruiien suriid.
georan9t nuroen.
Die ruiiiibeu arieastoiten bis
aum l. SUM merben auf 1875 Wtils
lionen Dollars aeiddbt.
DQs Staatsbepartement in
8aibinaton lit oabon in 8enntnis
gelebt tuoroen, oaB Die Sapaner in
Der 2tau Tung 6albiniel, oiersio
Wleilen uberbalb Sort Mrtbur, bel
Sinlbau. Sruppen gelanoet baben.
@ine 8epeihe aus ct. Beterss
burg an bic 6apas DepeIbenaeens
tur melbet, baB Die Sapaner, Die in
Der 6albiniel 2iaD 9una gelanoet
Ilno, Die 2anoperbinoung init Sort
Wilbur abQei1nitten baben, Die
NahriHt miro burh ipdtere Mtit=
teilun9en beit6tiat. Yice Nomiral
Sfrpoloff. Der fid atlf Dem 8eae
nad Sort artbur befinoet, um ben
Sberbefebl iiber Die bortiae Jtotte
81 abernebmen, fann ieinen 8eitim.
mang8ort nidt erreiden. Yices
96nig Ilerieff uno @rpBfiirit Boris
haben nod i'm lebten augenblif Die
@iienbabn nah 6arbin benubt, ionft
paren iie in Sort Nrtbur nit eiuees
idfDhen moroen.
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geben 1T bas @lnt.

gon oeien @einbeit banet bic 8eltbaf.
Iefl9elt oes 9ebens unb Der @~elunoheit
ab. Benn bas 8lut Iih aus iroenb Ell.
ner uriaebe peroidt, bic Blutooern pers
ltopft unb ben Bluttreislauf hemmt.
Damn iuiro oas ihfudtbfe Srqan i'm 8br.
per am meilten BON 8%lutan6rono un6
Rrantbeit 81 lei6en baben. Die alten
ct. Bernbaroiner W6nhe tpuBten oies.
uno inoem ie 5ulammenmiidten. mas
beute als Die st. Bernaro's arduter.
piqen" 6efannt it, un1 bic ShleuIen Der
Weber 81 Dffnen un6 geiunbe Circulation
iuieoerber5uftelen, entbeften iie II @abr.
belt Elm tpirflides l1niperial > Seilmittel
fir menihlihe lei0en.
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sbmea etubalt aebotet.

s. u. @uIeoae BON 0erbena,
ala., mar spei Mal i'm Sofpital in
TDlge eines idueren Ssaaes BON
0dmorrboioen, Die "a @eIhniillte
oeruriadten. Naboem Die Qerate
uno Nrsneien lire 8irtung oerfeblt
batten, gebot 8udlens NrnicasSalb
Der rpeiteren gntslnoune fdnea Sin.
balt uno beilte i'm. Sc BELT aIe
Geloen uno tDtet ben S6mers. %
Gents bel Galteper & Sobn uno 80.
DreiB, Np0tbefer.
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8efanntmadlnna fiir gteaersabIer.

Die itdotiihen Steuern far bas
5iscaljabr 190S-194 Stno lest fdl.
fig uno miiiien in nteiner Office in
Der Staoiballe, San NntpniD. Teras,
be5ablt tuerben.
Nah benz 81. Wsai lit Der Bah.
lungstermin uerfalIen uno es merben
oann nod Binien, Strafen unb $50.
iten suaerebnet. Cine BerldEae.
runa bes 8ablunlstermins iber ben
81. Wtai binaus mirh pDlitip ni&t
ftnttfnoen, oa bieielbe gegen ben
nenen Staotdarter perftDBen utirbe.
9ommen Sic, bite, r~ed3t5eitie, nm
alIsu itarfen anbrnna alt uernseioeu.
Offices tunoen tdalih bon s ubr
80 Wlin. gormittaas bis S ubr
Madmittaas, nit Gusnabne bes
Sonnabenos, an melbem TGge Mits
tags nm II ubr aef6IpKen miro:
Sobn u. Glitter,
Stabts aoQettnr.
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Sn Sale madlt elm grocer ae.
leQibaftlider Stanoql BON lid1 re-
ben, in welden Die belten Jamitien
Der Staot oermidelt iino. Die Mai.
leure 8aguer uno 8loie Iiuo bon
oen 8eb6roen peaen 8erbred]eus
ge9en oas teimenoe 2eben in 6oft
aenommen iporoen, uHo bel Dem
beUoritebenoen BroSeB lperoen arae
@utbiuunaen erwartet. Die Qaa3e
8eS6lterlna bon 0ale beftnoet fidl
iiber Die @ffaire in a~ufregune.
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Gone Star Bier sinn(priiG6e.

3as Spne gtar Bier lit meine Sreube
0as Spne gtar Ster 1T mein 2nit,
Sd trint oaoon gu ieoer Stunoe
unb oies aelhie6t gang unbetpuBt.
0enn fabl ppm DHrIt ib cine Splr.
30 lbSbt i'm mir BAG 9cae Star nilr.
Die Mlamu 1T cine Statte,
8orauf manb' bei6er 8nmpf ent6rannt.
Das Mlamn, bos 1T. ih ruette,
SIN 2anoe ebenio befannt.
sir srDBe 9in9e eie6t es aroBe Ramen.
0as lit uub muB 10 ieiu.
Drum 1T oas MiamO Der 9oue Etar
3tufh 10 plfaut unb ieiu.
8erbriestld1, mhrrtIh sins Ell aus.
Ser Serr @emaBf unb Fam nab 9alts
8ersniat unb 9eit'ren Shines.
$50 MART Su benn, mem lieber Wann4
5ru9 feline Srau. ia ling er an!
aBei Spme Gtar Bier hab' ib eeieiien,
8erbruB unb gereer iino peraefieu.
IS iaet elm altes Spridtuort,
So tennt's ia ale 8elt,
DAB uur oas Gfien unb Srinten
9eib' unb Sect auiammen bdlt.
CD eBt nun ettpas autes,
8rinft Gone Etar Bier basp,
0er Wto9an lit be~frieoigt,
IS folet bic Seeleuruh'.
2Ser adtBis Sabre 2ome gtar trtntt,
Nls @reis erft in bic grube Unfit.
Gb ih moraen leben perbe,
9BeiB ih uibt;
Dab ib aber. iuenu ij lebe,
Morsen Spue gtar trinfen uerbe,
9SeiB il aan8 aerpiR.
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Seine 8eine. 8biSties, qis
quore uno @igarren 81 baben in
S6ol5 Saloon, Nlamo. 8lasa.
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aNadbte ibm tuteSer una.

Sine bon Or. Sings 0euen Sc,
benss Bilen ieoen Nbeno stuei 8us
hen lang bat mid uieoer gum Sing,
ling aenaht4 idlreibt .. $. Gunner
BON Dempieptumn. $50. Sic fino
6as Beite, mas es fir 9eber, Maoeu
uno @inQemeiee 1iebt. &ein negeta.
biliid. 8eruriaht ME 4eibldmersert.
Sour 25 Gents in Der Ipotbete ppn
s. Salteper & Spbn uno Gopfpb
9rsiB.
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0anfiagung.


GIen 8enen. ruelfe Die Qeide
ots 0errn s. 9uao Claus sur
lebten &ubeitdtte geleitet, Dor alien
Der u@rano Grmp of tie &epublic""
nno ben oeutiben @eianauereinen,
lopie ben 0erren 8olten uno @rn1f
&aba. bon oenen e~rIterer i'm 0amen
Der p@rano Irmb", lebterer i'm Sea.
men Der 8eIanguereine trDItenbe
Norte am @rabe iprab, Iagen mir
hermit unleren beralidften 8ant.
@ub piinIden mir hermit unIereu
9ant fir Die berrliGen Blumen.
lpenoen auSSuipreden, nit 6enen
pom allen Soften Der Sarg oes Ser.
itorbenen geihmiidt muroe.
Die 0tnterbliebeneu.
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Verldmat

miro Elm Sunae, Der gut oeutld lelen
Tam. Nahsufraaen in Der Office
Der n5reie 8reiie".
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17

mary; that the secretary Of the CON.
mittee calling and holding such elec.
ton, and Who was also a member Of
the campaign committee consisting
OF Two members only, was not. az the
time Of his election az a member OF
such committee, a registered voter Of
NOlusia county, OF the State of FlOri-
ds; and that such primary Nas not
held according 20 the Law governing
the conduct Of primary elections In
the State Of Florida. that every mem
Der Of this cany cling board, with
one exception, 10 canvassing the re-
turns Of a primary az which he vas
himself a candidate, In violation Of
the Lac prescribing rules for the con.
duct Of primary elections; and for the
reason that there Is no quorum here
present Of such members.
I further protest against the can.
ya-sing Of the vote In each and every
precinct at which a membeT Of this
committee was a candidate.
statement showing members Of the
committee and candidates before the
June primary.
Enterprise-w = Thayer. re-
elected.
DeI.and Cary d. Lands No, a
candidate.
Orange City W. &. Cannons. re-
elected. Also served a. Inspector.
DeI.eon-i Robert Jones, reelected.
EmpOTia-D Z. Morrison, defeated.
Seville-G. y Healey. defeated.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17
Canvasslng Returns
For VOlusla County

The County Democratic Executive
COmmlttee met a. the court house on
saturday az 10 a. N, With the follow
Ing members present
Chairman W. s. Thayer, EaterpTlss.
Secretary &. d. lands, DeI4aBd.
w. &. CannOns. Orange City.
e. =. Gailbgeath. BeresfOTd.
Mr.. ThayeT presented the PROXY Of
Alvin Brooke Of Osteen and J. W..
Perkins the proxy Of q. =. Healey Of
seville. There being no quorum pres
ent the returns we're opened and tab
ulated. and the meeting adjourned 20
I2:30.
when the meeting vas called 90
order after dinner, Captain sans of
NeU Smyrna vas PTesent. MIR rhayer
.tated that he had TO return 20 Enter
pri.e al once. and gave his proxy 10
Jr. GaiIbTeath
Mr.. sans vas elected Chairman
'ro ten, anu certificates we're issued
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17

Thsy are Tsnnis DesAlss thampisus
os nerke.ieE 1 HtVeT~tty.

Frua the Ks-ihsstcr Pa Eypr-s. June -
Preston u. Alba, 90, and Leighton
a. Forbes. %. are the hrw tennis
dOables champions Of the university.
Their title vas WTested from Wal
ter s. and Jacque L Meyers. I'd, last
seascas champions, In an exciting
match yesterday.
The play vas fast al all times. IL
was one Of the prrttIest exhibitions
Of tennis ever seen on the campus.
The aFss set Of the match sent 20
Forbes and Albro ouly after a hard
Gght. TIE anal score was q O. Tie
Meyers brothers braeed In the next
and wOn the arss too games. bat the
present Champions tO0k the set, ga
The last set vas S-2 In favoT Of
Albr0 and FOEbes Nearly all the
games were deuce Eanes. AIbEo. Oae
Oi,the winning pair this week. son the
championship In singles.
Tue loseFs have yet TO play Charles
n. HolswOEth and Lewis O. R<ynolds.
90. for second place In the tonrna-
ment.
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Ormond ". q. DsPass, defeated
DIyiOaa j " Williams. Not a
candidate
Port Orange 3 u. sParkman. re-
elected.
New SMYRNA ,. W sans, re-
elected.
oak HilI-H q. Putnam. defeated.
TOmOka Moat zone. Te-ele, ted.
Glencoe M"-r Manning Not a
CANDIDATE
Lake Helen Robert RaWlins Not
a candidate.
Clifton DAWsOn Brown. Not
candidattl
BeresfOrd C $ Ganbreath. re-
elected.
os,een Alvin Brooke. Not a can.
didatel
PiersOn : u Jones Not a caBdi.
date
statement showing member- Of the
committee present 10 ,anyass the re-
turns, June a. 1894
w. 5. ThayeT, left bis proxy WitE
lGailbreath.
Alvin Brooke by W ;. Thayer.
Proxy read.
J. W Perkins, "a proxy for Hcaley
T. W. sans, also a. PROXY for Nose
Manning Verbal PToxy oaly not
presented la writing
Cary d. Lands.
, &. :. GailhTeaah
W. q. CaanOns.
The contests sBd protests we're re
SFiyed aud filed. hut ma action Eas
taken On them.
/ Besides the above, Attorney Jane,
D. Alexander demanded reCOun1ing
Oi the vote in PreCinct No. >, orange
City. TIE demand, being made In
writing. Sas received and hled
NEM COMMITTEE ~ TAKE CHARsE.
Before leaving Mr. Thayer stated
that he desired that a date he set for
turning over the affairs Of thi. CON.
mittee To the new committee
Mr.. sans thoagh, that. a. Oul,
nOminations had bcen mace, and no
elections mad teen held, the present
committee should conduct the pres.
cot cOmpaign, and turn over To- u 9
ma esmmittee the dTst Of January.
Mr.. Perkins thought that the nev
committee shOuld h. Installed July J.
az the same iims a. the nsW state
cOmmittee.
IL was anally decided Ia hold Z
meeting On Thursday, Jane ~, Al
uhich time the treasurer Will make Z
report and the heS committee all
meet for OEgzRlEatibn.
The complete neu committee wil
consist Of the following
Euterprise-W. =. ThayST.
Orange City-W. &. CannORs
DrI.aDA--J. W. Perkins
DeI.eoa-R Obt. Jones
EmpOria-S r. lemon.
SEVILLE. 4. Robinson.
Ormood-Wm Fagan.
Oayt0na-E. l. Potter.
Port OraaRe-f. u sParkmAn
New Smyraa-F. w. SamA
OAK Rili-w. l. Cause.
POnce Park-M. &. Coae.
Glencoe-Heary MorTia
Lake s'elen-N ~ Bond
Cllfton-C. 8 Gallbreath-
Osseea-P. Leonafay.
PieFpoa-F. d Harper.
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~ Ies.l sgpllestlsas :. shsy sAsas. ss.sA az
80 "a y sssS esafnssa. saa ehai : 81 oaS-
o1llufi1nai nuuneIiina nuafBHw h onunHd ~
To- ineaE.s4 ooa1lilnn - to mnens hntnr
20 yhe EnsleanlAn Tubs. vesn 80. tans =
psFfnrf knaTtnn, sd Uhsn u = enllrely
clooad naafn19 n To- nusull. an1 qnllze tl.e
innam4Nflqn eas - tansn cot ana tA,1 tnee
10 ds1IIoTof 1oIRunr, nine ca1c1 CT - eun
80 cnasla - cataEIh, = "a y ns9hlnF Buf
- iaaaDsd eon1lllal 80 the qnoeas slrtassaL
Meyn s,ss 80 nsn :, os.,sss 49,. 81 80
80 - slrea ~ naus oesaft1 Ce1s n~1o
- fLcMGEx . co. Es.aso
= ~ 80 q =. sA.n-a
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(FtFTh PROTEST. J

respectfully demand that the hal
lOts for Port Orange, District No. y
be recounted, alleging that they srrs
not originally counted a. voted
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The Building Commtttee Sas In
structsd tOpains steps OF council room
and make other repairs.
a PgtitiOn vas received from ciii.
Eens Of the town requesting council to
donate funds toward the erection Of
the public school auditorium. AetiOa
on same sas deferred 10 saturday,
when full meeting Of council Will be
held for this and other purposes.
J. II. HibbsTd and \. q. Wright Wsrr
elected a. Gre wardeRs tor the eRsu.
lag year.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17

showing tue ballots received by Ca o
candidate before the primary.
During the canyassing Of the vote
the fOllOWing protests and notices Of
contest we're presented in writing by
a.. - COdringtOn OF DrI.sBd:
,FIRsT PROTEST.
respectfully call the attention Of
this committee To section L. of the
Primary Election Las. Which vas
read.l And ! protest against a can
Vass Of the ballots and returns by this
committee, nearly every enc Of
whOm vas a candidate before the
Primary on June =.
section IS reads as follows:
No Ceanty, State OF Congressional
Commltieemaa Who u q candidate be.
fsFs any primary elertlsa shall art 90
serve ~ such eommitteemnn, and any
vacancy caused by such disQualiRea.
ton may be flied hy the County,
state &c Congressional Committee. as
the case nav be.
lsnCOND PROTEsT
I respectfully demand that the OT.
angs City vote be thrOsn OUt IN toto.
fOr these reasons, as fOllOws:
IL One of the inspectors - a sell
known and prominent Republican,
Who states that he may 90 NAV not
vote the NattOnal Democratic ticket.
(2l Another Inspector az such clrC.
Z i0n Was not. and u not, a res dent Of
Precinct No. =. (OT4nge City, and u
therefore inc ligIble To serve a. an ln'
sprctuT.
e. Oae of Ihe INSPECTORS at sash
election Was a cand date hpcfOIc the
Iune primary, and wAs theI efOre mel
sihle Ca serve a. an inspector
a. That -0Sh primary Was RO, 'On
dncted according Ia Lac.
THIRD PROTEssTl
respectfully demand that the vote
In DeLAnd, Prcciact No. ], be throws
III. Tkat sample TaliafeTrO-Dayi-
Clark ballots uere Deposited and LETT
IN the bOOths fOF the Instruction 81
VoteTs.
a. That the ballot. wsrs NJ, can
Vaased a. voted.
O. That the polls we're closed bc
fOTe the time prescribed by lau.
a. I demaRd receunting Of ths
Votes In this prccibct.
(foCnTH PHoTEsT.
respectfully demand that the vote
fOT OTmoad, precinct No .. bc rr
counted, alleging that the ballots Ssr'
not eanvassed a. voted.
lFtFTn PIoTEST.l
respectfully demand that the hal
lOts for Port Orange, District No. y
be recounted, alleging that they srT'
not originally counted AZ voted
SIXTH PnOTGsT.l
respectfully demand a TeeOahtint
of the ballots Of Precinct No. ~. Nee
Smyrna. alleging that they we're no
counted AZ voted
lsxvKNTn PRoTEsT
respectfully dxmana that the hal
lots Of 0lencoe. PFseinct No. y, b
recOunted. alleging that they weT,
not counted a. voted.
N luoHTa PRoEEsf)
protest against the eanVassing y
The vote u Volnsia coanty, In tote
alleEing that the inspectors holdlni
sach electioa we're selected, not b
cause they sere fair, Impartial meI
anA DemocFata, hnt hscanss The.
uera. Uifhone enceptlon, partkaan8 q
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respectfully demand a TecOahtine
of the ballots Of Precinct No 10 Nee
Smyrna. alleging that they we're not
cOnueef A voted
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17

81 IlaFR.has Episuasai cAarSb Suas M. =
Thlrd sanAxy afteE fnnisT. pa n san
aay schsol. ~ an. sssxtes with aa4srs
Plsass noas ohAnrr q hoafo ssstos.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17
Timber Lands Wanled

rAs unAsrsignsd waats " psr-
sAs.e nine timber lsnAs IN this
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amount, large 90 small IL yea
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17

protest against the eanVassing VI
che vote u volnsia coanty, IN toto,
allesing that the iRspect0Ts holding
sach electlo1 we're selected, not D.
Cause they sere fair, Impartial mea
anA De@ocFata. hnt hscanss they
weEe, vithene exeeption. partiaans 81
certain canAtda1eB b1fuE9 anch pri'
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17

respectfully d<mana that the hal
lots Of 0lencoe, Precinet No q, be
rec0unted. alleging that they weTc
nos counted a. voted.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17
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! June Meeting
3 City Council

SSSSSSSSSSSsS
~oUNCIL met Monday night
iii Present, COuncilmen Bush.
W nell, wOodall, Wood and Fish
Mr.. Fish vas elected Presi-
dent pro ten. A communication wAs
read from citizens Of "BrOsnville, I"
the negro settlement southwest Of
town, With reference 20 running WateT
mans TO their burg; referred 90 Fire
aud Water Committee for iRvestiga.
tiea and report.
The chairman of the B0llding Com
mittee reported the house az the shell
pit In bad condition, and the commit
tee vas Instructed TO secure bids for
repairing and painting same.
Notices we're given Of the following
ordinances for building sldeualks
one 90 the south side Of Rich avenue
from Clara 20 California, and frOn
California 90 Adele: one on the south
side Of New Work avenue from Clare
10 Adele; also one on the north sd,
Of Neu YORK avenue from Clara o.
Adele.
Notice vas given of an ordinance
amending the water OEdinance-re
ducing the rate for excess water from
l5c To los per thousand gallons.
The engineer reported that ~ cords
Of wood had been consumed daring
May: wood in yard, % cords.
The elerk reported the collection Of
sll235 in water rents daring the
month.
The marshal reported the collection
Of Si3 Is In sanitary fees. There we're
no police lines during May.
The treasurer reported the fOlIOS
ing balances ON hand June !:
Fire and Water fund ...... ~ ,2l5 -
Bond interest fund ........ I,so6 =
Sharp County record., 1904-01-22
Davis Ignores Sebastian County.

Hon. W, j. Johnson of Fort
Smith, central committeeman
from the Twelfth judicial district,
extended to Governor Davis an
invitation to speak in Sebastian
county, and the governor replied
that he did not intend to speak in
the county. II would not speak
in Sebastian county if | was as
sured of carrying it by doing So"
he said to Mr.. Johnson. In the
published announcements Of the
joint canvass, he is scheduled to
speak at Fort Smith January 27,
and at Greenwood January %.
1t is remembered that Gov. Davis
has never yet succeeded in carry
ing Sebastian county.
Sharp County record., 1904-01-22
Religious Frenzy.

Huntington, W. Va, Jan. To-
From o'clock last evening and
this afternoon a revival meeting
continued in progress at Mt.
Vernon, Wayne county, and the
excitement was so intense among
the worshipers that more than a
dozen women were carried from
the sanctuary Frustrated and
medical aid summoned.
Men, women and children ran
to and fro about the sanctuary,
wringing their hands in prayer
and entreating,
Repeatedly did Parson Rich
ardson attempt to adjourn the
congregation, but the hours rolled
on until dawn with almost half of
the audience still on their knees
in prayer. Throughout the TWEEN
ty-four hours that the meeting
continued 10 food or nourishment
other than spiritual was taken
and frail women tainted by the
score.
The protracted meeting has
been adjourned until the excite
ment subsidies.
Sharp County record., 1904-01-22
Wonderful Nerve.

IS displayed by many a man en-
during pains of accidental Cuts,
Wounds, Bruises, Burns, Scalds,
sore feet or stiff joints, But there's
no need for it, Buclllen's Arnlca
SaIvc will kin the pam aud cure the
us the best Salve on
earth for piles, too, Csc at SHOWS
drog store.
Sharp County record., 1904-01-22
THE JUDGE AND US.

The Hardy Herald gave us
quite lengthy jolt last week.
We are glad in the extreme to see
our friend Phillips exhibit so much
and vigor. This political
discussion has been of great ben
eft to the Judge and has shown
to his admirers that he is capable
of doing something else other
than turn political handsprings
when the time appears ripe to
make a killing with the voters.