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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-06
Old Government Trails.

The first entrance 60 the island rs "a
little more than fifteen miles southeast
oi Haiues City. The best causeway
through the Blue Jordan swamp Us the
o. Government road eight miles north
west OF Lake ArbucllIe. This was built
Curius the Seminole war. The green
poles and Spanish moss laid down at
that time have rOtJed away. but q de-
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Beat Record Of Sir william Conway.
Her Most Difficult Climb.

Miss Peck regards the Fuumngerspitze
in the TyroI as the most difficult noun
tain she has ever climbed. Ii has an
angle OF 50 degrees, and there is usually
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-06
Ample Reward Awaits Determined Nimrod
Who EndureS the Hardshps of a
Trip to Former Haunts of
SeminOleS.
SenninOleS.

y Y TITH the approach OF winter
1 n the thoughts of those who
V " desire TO escape the rigors
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-17
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

H. CG-To abolish capital punishment
was taken up as special order. and the
question of adopting the amendments
proposed by the committee. The first
amendment provided for notification from
the secretary of state to the superntcnd-
ent of the prison as to confinement of per
sons to whom this bill applies
Mr. Bullard of Burlington urged tho
adoption of the amendments, regardless
of sentiment as to final action on the bin.
Mr. O'Sulivan of 81. Adams city spoke
in opposition to the complete cutting OH
of the imprisoned from the world, as pro-
vlded for in the hill-shutting him off
from spiritual consolation
Mr. Fits of l}rattleh"ro said the COM
mittee was divided as to the passage of
the bill but was unanimous ON tho amcrd-
lmcnts. lie hoped there would be- mo- OPP
posing vote on these.
Mr.. Illli1rd of cabot endorsed what
had been said relative to the amend
mcnts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-17

adoption. senator Huxton of Rutland
moved an amendment providing for M
pay after the recess. II. called for IT,.
yeas and nays Tho amendment was de-
foatcd. Yes 2: no. ~ Senators Buxton,
Eurditt and Holhrook voted yes. The
resolution provides for q recess from af-
tcrnoon OF November y TO forenoon of
, 1"'', ., ''''I'., Vt i'u'-
,t,at , N.Y., :
tournmcnt before THANKSGIVING was i'm
possible. senator Prouty Of orleans fl-
Nored the resolution. stating hat it APP
peared the work could not be closed in
the short time REMAINING" in proper man
nor. He wanted to see the work done
well Senator Lord of Washington fa-
Nored tn" resolution. calling attention
10 th' lacl th't none OF the really im-
port"h' work iS set done. H." believed
precedent should not ho followed blulN.
. MAJOR i'I'rae "I NihoilaH also favored.
me resolution was adopted un1L,Mou~lN.
BILLS KILLED
s. GS-Rolatinr to hrrtir.- ON srrd..,.
Adverse roncrr
: ll3-To establish q ror.r,l oh,r,...
for cities i'm Vorrort Ad,ars. r....r,
s 12s-Rclo,ing to nro,.ctio, of ,trd.
Adverse ronort
'''''' 'i"'''l'Nl'
:. IA-Ameuding charter Of WuoosN
* burlington Horse Railroad COMPANY.
Favorable report.
;. TX latlug to the Official ballot FaV-
CRADLE report W.th amendments which
were agreed to. Candidates given option
as to having his lanc appear as candidate
OF more than one party.
;. Il Relating to liability Of Insurance
agents ON unlawful contracts. Favorable
report with amendments which were
agreed 10.
II. 33-Rclaiing to protection of certain
game birds Favorable rrpo't
II. 80 Reatug to assessment If county
'iN. f"N"rahIo report
,.t.,.. ,,.,.,..', "''.. ''''''''"N N."''i-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-17

S. li2-Rolatlng ia certain returns un-
der the tax law
:. 1i7-lncorporating West Milton Gem
Glory association. Slightly amended.
TUIRD READING ORDERED.

= 1i6-Relating to computation of re-
serve liability of insurance companies.
: 42-CroatinE board Of medical
REGISTRATION. Called from the table by
senator Rowland Of Rutland and third
reading ordered.
: o. Relating to powers of officers of
municipal corporations. Favorable report.
= n Incorporating Burlington Probate
and Fidelity Go. Favorable report with
amendments Section II struck out.
: lOS-lncOrporating Chittenden County
Trust 90. Favorable report with numer-
Gus amendments, which were agreed to,
s. officiating to closing certain
streams adapted to the cultivation of
FISH Favorable report with slight amend
mcut.
on motion of senator Stevens of Chit
tendcn the Senate took a recess of 80
minutes.
The recess having expired the president
resumed the chair On motion of Senator
Buxton of Rutland the Senate adjourned,
SENATE--AFTERNOO
A Joint resolution relating to adjourn
ment Favorable report Third reading
ordered.
on motion of senator Lord of Washing
tom the rules were suspended and the
resolution was considered on question OF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-17

The above Pianos have been
slightly used, but are in fine con-
dition, some as good as new.
Terms. ten dollars down and six
dollars per month.
Now about new Pianos the
prices will stagger YOU Think Of
buying fine new Upright, war
ranted for 10 years, Stool and
Scarf. for
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sicEEEss AZ sAaNow

Barlow, way down in pOlk cOun,
~, has been afflicted with al cpl.
ismic Of typhoid feyer--a disease
'sTy rare in an epidemic form Tor
the Southern climate. There have
been nearly tWo hundred cases Of
he feseT bat 40 FAR very fec deaths
The fever, is now under control or
has run its course, aud very isw
new cases are reported.
Typhoid is supposed TO be caused
by local eohditions-had water, the
turning up of new soil in large
bodies, bad sanitary conditions. etc.
As result Of the fever Bartow ~
today in the best sanitary condition
in lie history The feWE has been
a lesson, lot only 10 Barlow, but 10
other towns in the state. All driak.
ing water is being BODIED, all nm.
sanitary places pot in PIE apple
order.
IL Is safe to say that, ~ soon ~
this fever is over, pretty, prosper
Gus, thriving Barlow will enjoy an
era Il good health e. . result Of the
general cleaning up and bsslIh pre-
cautions tAksh Within the pres.
ent month, 1t viii be sale Tor any one
70 20 there, 10 visit OF 20 seaidla.
The place is naturally healthy. and
the fever was only "ths exception
thst proves the rule
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Col. o. ". BENNETT.
Brother u Mrs. y. q. Wright ble. IN
PhliaArlpkia.

Mrs Silas y wfght Of DrI.and h..
received On painful intelligence, ~
the death by PARALYSIS. ou lamar, :,
~ heI bf"'h"r. col. Ur~on " R-u.
nett, az h.s homr at l0J- Grrvn ~ .
Philadelphia
Col. Brnneti as a. Year, ~ age,
AMI Na- a ndti,c of Michigan A. the
age Ui H. he NOV, 4 20 DuhuQu,. IA D..
SheTe hc hni~hri 10. cducation.
Al ihr very opening of the Civil
War. Mr. BENNETT rnli-;yd Nth the
Governor Crays, co. I. Fire, Ioga
intahtTy. WhIch claimed % be the
hrst military organization Co Ofor Il.
servier- to President LincOln. tie
Eas wounded az the hattie oi Wilson.
creek al the time General Lion sas
killed
Mr.. BeaRrtt -sTvcd throughout the
,Htire NaT in the Cn.on ARM with
l"ROr and distinction lie "a. az az.
icTent times iirniihyd With the -, n
Wisconsin AMI FIR, Michigan Infan.
iTy. IT, Was pr"uiotrd io La at Capt.
and MsjOr, participated In se,en,e,n
battles, GAs breyetted and award, a a
Medal Of Honor from COngTe-s for To.
capturing and dragging from the held
three pieces Of artillery az the battle
If HoH~y Hill. ). g.. leading HE con.
Pany under heavy Ere iron the Con.
frdcraies.
Ne Vas for ~one time Communal,
~ the o A. " Post az Bismark Cav
Pierce commissioned him Colosrl al
the First Regiment of Dakota Militia
and he oTranlyed that reglm~at.
Abouf twelve ysaTs AGO Col. Zen.
nett removed 10 PHILADELPHIA. Shere
he established himself In a buslness al
promoter and broker of loans. stock.
etc. Tie leaves a WHO'S and A mar.
rled san' the fortBeT residing az Phila.
delpesa and The latter Al Crlppl-
reek, Col This sou served In the
Philippines duTiag the spanish.
American War, with the Colorado
Infaatry.
Tue funeral vas held AZ Philaa~l.
phla Monday morning, January n.
under the auspices of the Medal AZ
Hoaer Legion and q. A. " OF bOth al
~hich or3ers Col. RenDett Was :
member.
Caloaet Brnaett vas kn0sa IN NJ.
Isand, having visited HE sister mere
years aga
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MILES Ortsa's Grrai shsu.

We do not claim 90 have the hlR
gest shoS In the WoTld. We Indulge
in no Idle boasts ahout the siEr Of OuS
tents On the eOntTary. &c freely al.
mit that there are larger elTcuses IN
AmeTica. but ne stoatly coatend thar
there are nsne better. We brliese
the dag 10 passed when mere sine has
any weight With the pablie. ana act
Ing On thls bciief. We have aAapsed
the tnaste: Qaality nBt oaantity.
With this end IN vleu. we haze
gathered together the very greatest.
The very h.est Artissa. Actor. RiAers,
Athletes and CloaaA EseTyone II
thrm n famoua. No mediocre. no OF.
binary peFforDeF has been eoasleerud
for a monrnL Every man and no
man 9Th ~ has been chosen hecause
they wene the very grcatess EXPO
1ents In their Fespcctlse lineA
VIII shoe In Del<aad N TnesAay,
taRaaFy - afternooa AID evening"
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"a Bench az DinkcI-
SpiefG DSn'ES For Girls

nOAN'p u-fer make colse gooss
~ syes sd a stranE- man. BoTtJW
q in;ruduriluu ., hiai Vil sJiur.
Poly. uLd drh Ut you sd.u iBI lin al:
via ~ veil
DOand n,f.r refusal "a Ell 1rrat SasG
aud luHrb,VIn I'd bVlnr yust br,aasr
yVu vas going Oa.d 10 dinner mil
Ci'-ut Ia der efrR.as. Hunger l. . n!cv
'd'A. bud - sLould nOd - sarrisd 10
sggStP-usvs -
l'Ouhd Befef Offer 90 pas yOar
frirnds farS % DR. sgrres car. h~,aasr
size may Ist yOu do "a and yOs yill BE-
Q nkkri % DIR bad
pOahd ns-fsr tear falsr hair in der
I'ompador. buyaus- YEA . girl has rats
In DIR garrt no yUaag man VIII at a
trap 10 catVa L-r In deE bOads NJ natri-
ulOuials
lioahd meier carp your tDou-y con
cral'~i at'OG.d your I-rrsahality ware %
hody ,sln 'iingss ID lAr besd Idea A
10 haf q rurss init 9 kng chaln % DER
picsi''-grt ch~n, en- psBCh "a mldOu.d
Faltihg io apolOgize 10 himself.
lioau'd nrfer say bank you kipdlvs-
10 der rhent DIT Eifs yOu a seat IN der
slrret car b,,aus- b. misht rrspons,
lOand ueut.0n ID und ven voulA
haf To say. -Much Oi,llged-' uLd he
Vosld ferl DE- inspiration 10 say. Der
ps~asufr vas al uibsr' Cbd dis youlA
'ead To . eheurral soaverastlonln1
aeouid der SeidsT aud q prOcoaaI NJ
narriaEr. vlch would rrsal, A p.a.
Kicking der man down der air shaft -
eanse Ioliieness meaes - leedle "A A,
eegihhihg bud ErOws ~ bidder a. =,
punsD- ID.
Doah'd b-frr 50 shOppIng mi, A,
lo-A dot Yea can Ind yust W, yOu vant
b'Sause yVu haf fourOtSen vol -.
vah'"d IN dr. egsscii.m-ut M r.us,n.
Srr'hE s"n'diEg Web yOu Would vaus /,
!'a az ho.i rant s0mrding vls,-Ns1
fOrE AE.SfieaE
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-01-15

has been in uss for sges-ths FIRST
book issued from the press bsing
shout 400 years ago. Bat the print
ing pfess Of today II no; eomplste.
Every new press built for Work to
day 10 ~ Improvement on IL nEa.
dscess0E. Presses are made 20
order. not carried in stock. and
little convenient ''frills and tueks"
Are put in sssh nee one built.
1, vii be the same with the flying
maehins. Wright Brothers have
discovered the only Cat prsssBi)
feasible pIaa Of building . practical
hyiBg maekins. Their machines
may BE- made and sold. and II 90
ell Be pronounced the acne Of
human ingehaity-but, hevsrths-
les, the flying machine 81 2OO4. OF
even 1924 would make the present.
machine look liks thirty csntA
The world do move. There 10
something nsweveTy dag. HumAnin.
telligsbee knows no bounds
What the EOsld will Be in 2OOl
% man can nos.il,lv ooneaix.
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Tue nan WHO had Travelled A.A a..
Ehs'i telling bis hearers u The tsr-se.
ghJs'que q che natives o. south a.,
van rt1sueiies Tie descrilea th,,s :.
VIZ massive men. with bsauuy -.
ssa serasu 3Hsclea IN fsc,. M.
speech save the ldsa that tSeT ~
.ee o'sE~s' men 10 b. vscounsss.A az.
seese % earth ~ slseWhsse.
4, WY, ,sld The naAa who had u.r,.
=, ,s ~ bone aud reed The papsra
,scaghi thsy werv veEy sahv,-S-
what save yos that Inu1es....,-
- - NE man whs led tr~vsl.a
sars'y 10thlns has ever hssn prsa,.s
stout them They are crrtal.l, 80.
via, Mh.i @aas you thluk tbsy 20, ~.
had reaA- saia tAs ssh-r -,A.,
~ ere neaFG slvsys % /. 60
Neu Tsrk TlnM
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END OF An EARLY SETTLER.
IShn rrRFy L. BstefahF Dies % Ms
HSas Opposite DayteRa.
Rnsm the Gazette Ners

Rrom the GAletts-NeEs.
In the passing VI John Henry L.
BOteluhT lhc pronounced IL b. te fu.
rol Daytona loses one Of her oldest
citizens, in point 81 years and resl.
ience, and one Of her quaintest aud
most eScentric characters.
Nj. BOtefubr made bis FIRST appear.
sncc on the Fast Coast in February,
ls7O, - years ago. ~ the time he
cas- accompanied By a wealthy Frrnch.
nan, TallyTaRd, aud an Englishman,
son Of Lord Webster. The three
we're a distinguished looking trio, ana
acted their parts accordingly.
Webster On this trip bpught up the
oranges from the since famous DUN
mia grove az the HauloveI canal aud
shipped them 10y a schooner which
Botefuhr, Tallyrand aud Webster had
along. This vas the hr-t large ship
meni Of oranges from the East cast,
probably the FIRST woTthy To- be dighi.
bed by the term shipment"
In that Gay BOteiuhT was a man Of
mrah.. and he carried the sign-nOi
AZ vulgarly a. snmr OF the new rich de-
tbesr d;ys-but he carried q iH his
manner at dress, conVrTsatiOn and
general department.
\ feW words relative To his earlier
history may not D. iRnppOTtunr in
THE connection.
He vas born in NeE Jersey and az.
irving az young manht-d was mar.
Tied To Miss herman Oi Iiobokcn, a
lady Of CULTURE and Refinement 70
tha a were bOtu tao children. After
a fcS yeaTs oi maTtIed life ia NbiCb
he served a. midshipMan 10 the Unit.
cd states Navy, he suddenly aud mys.
trTiOusly disappeared. and bis yOung
ale mOuTnrd hin a. either dead 90
l1st To his family forever
la the meantime Botrfuhr had bcen
"a the shores of Africa.
e. spiug with Scdnt ciO;hing lie ]
vas spared by the native Africans In. |
10 whose hands he fell. ADD Tor yraIs |
he dWrlt With them. Finally h.,
shipped With a trading vessel Whicl
touched On the African shore AMI
n.dc the coast of China. fetching a.
az Hong Kong lie dTiftcd to So
tuN, tOSn atOut dftS miles tTum |
Hong Kong, ana engaged in the bust |
ness OF shiPOui ding, where he cOiurd
money.
when sell established In ba.inr-.
and surrounded by comforts ant |
plenty he communicated with thv |
vile he had left ~ New NUTk and "a.
duccd her and her tSO children -
cOEne 10 him in SSatON They ~.
maincd there tot seven years, shea
the terrOT- at the climate Of the Ofi.
cnt told on hrT health, aud they 4
acre forced 10 TetuTn 20 America IT, l
the Branttmr A taiTd daughter had i
ocen born 20 them 10 hins.
The climate OF FluTida, bring near
" like that of China, attracted lb1te.
luhT, aud b. decided 10 bt ing his fam.
Ily here. They came, and he cstab
.ishcd himself un the peninsula. where
be- has since resided tie 'OOk up
tract Of government land. but made
In lOCatinE and Was forced
alter TO transfer his homestead TO
lcw cite. lie Was surroanded by
Dlenty Of this worlds rO,Si-, and hi-
acme vas richer ia bTic -a-bTsc aud
furnishings than any other Oa the
cast, perhaps. Chinese CuTi0s and
were greatly admired for
heir Intrinsic worth. In after yeats
ii- house vac ransackcd, and much 81
lis Chincsr bs lOngings stOlSn.
ia 1914 hts uTst u lie died. and A liz
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daughters lone daughter having mar
riedl went back GO NeW HOTk 20 live
With an aunt
The eccentric cd gentleman IN two
or three years consisted himsclf les
marrying a native FiOfidian, 4 MIS-
Carpenter OF O-teen, who wlth two
daughters. sell knnWn IN Daytpna.
survive him but ORr dauVhtrr Nv his
DIST wife survives Mr. Y q nsblins
Of Jacksonville. a most est mah,v laiy.
The deceased had brcn go fat ~.
eral months, confined To hi. room ana
he'd. Ills funeral ~as held Al GOodall
" T.. church "Wednesday at 2o'clock:
the intrrment IN P,arWoO cemetery
Peace to bic dust.
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We offer one ilunarrd Dollars a.
Hard fof any case 90 CaiaTrh that can.
not be cured ~ Halls Catarrh Cure
q. J. CHENEY a Co.
FnoIrs. Toiedo. Ohla.
We the undersigned. have known D
.. CHENEY for the last ~ year. ansi
helleve him Perfectly honorable In an
business transactions and financially
able 20 carry out any obligations mads
~ their hFIn.
West A Truax. Wholesale druggists,
Toledo. Ohio.
WaidiGg kinnan a Marvin. whals-
sale Druggists. Tolcsia. Ohle.
Halle Catarrh Cure IL taken Internal.
". acting directly slson the biood AMI
mucous surfaces. PREV lie ps-F bot
10. soid ~ al drueglsts Testimsn-
lHls FRYE.
Halls Famly PiIls aFs tho hsa1
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-01-15
SEALED BIDS
For Laying Pinestraw On
5-S Niles Of Streets

Sealed Bios wiIl h reasived B,
The City CisEk of the City % d
Lasd for layisg pinesiras On "A
niles 81 several streets 20 said eitt
straw 10 be lad 8 feet vide and 10
inches deep. - pr speci6e4fions on
kle IN this once. Al BIDS masi BE-
An By soon On Mosday. JEnaary Is,
1904 ED. McisznD. City ClsFh.
DsLand. Fla, Jan. IA. 1904
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SEEAT hIsLE cUxTEREscs.

A great Bible conference will be
held 81 Gainesville beginning on
January 81 and continuing two
Seeks. Many noted ministers viii b.
present from all over the country.
Among those advertised 20 speak
are Rev. Len q. BroHyhtOn Of At
lanta
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StetsOn University
Brief News Notes

- - aNSNN3 =
oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
A reception Tor all the students
vas hsid m the parIOrs OF ChandOin
Friday evening Dr. and Mrs FaFriss,
Dean and Mrs. Sears aad Mics Bush
we're ID the receiving line, and a CON.
mittee Of yOunF ladies vas busy all
evening making the neS students feel
"a hone. Light TefreshDents we're
served during the evening
49,
The baseball game on SATURDAY. "a.
suited In q victory for the university
team ~ score Of 10 tOa
49,
Several Of the Students spent Sat.
0rday by PienickIhR at Blue Lake.
80
Nrs Gross entertained several of
the young ladies from ChauaOin Hall
az tea AZ her home on New Yors ave.
nue. Saturday sfternOOa.
80
The practice court " the law De.
paTtmeRt begins this tern unlSr the
direction Of Judge Massey. For tWo
OF three months only civil cases will
be taken up In order 20 give the stu.
dents drill In pleading and bringing
actions. Ia the spring tern criminal
cases Sill be- tried befOre inries, and
the pabllC gill have an opportunity
OF Bearing the young lawyers make
their n1ideR speeches.
MsssTs Olin aud l. W. Lyons Of
Des AOines. Ia, have entered the
Academy and are living al ststson
Hall.
MT. q. c. Armstrong Of Pontlac.
H., a former L. Of e. student, has
catered College.
Manager PelOt has received an ac-
eePianee from Rollins College Of his
OaeT TO play a series OF three games
Of BASEBALL, bot no dates have a. vet |
been dEed.
W Il wickershau Of Goodland,
Ind, has entered College.
Look out for the S~iss Bell Ringers,
IN the auditorium January -.
Bishop Kelley has laid down the
principle Of Law that the only thing
necessary to constitute marriage l. 10
hook as thoagh you Santed to get
married.
Ars. Albert FArrah entertained az
tea on Monday Afternoon.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
OratOrieSl Association Was held on
Tuesday evening with president Will
sOn in the chair Con nlttees We.t
appointed To arrange for the debate
siIh the y 5. c. and ,oapPOint Judges
Tor the Literary SOciety and kvnt
Tub debate: An Invitation was eX.
ended 90 the other colleges to
I'D delegates 10 DcLaRd 60 meet
here To arrange for a state Orator..
al Association.
A party Of Young ladies from Chau-
iOin Hall, chaPeTOnsd by Mrs Farris-, 1
lined at the College Arms "Wednesday
evening.
hT. Thomas 1T the Junior Law class :
las given up his Work and returned 90 :
Ne home al Gaiuesyille.
l.
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Wright Bs0shsEsof Dsysoa. OHIO.
haze sscsssded IN their sffsats 90
ssnstsnss . Aying mashine. AZ .
issi made several weeks ago shsy
susssedsd N ayisg thsis machine
aesinGi . - mils sind. kspl d a q
dzs1snes a ahsuf eieht feet IRON
81 Rsosnd nsd directed Il one say
- znoikeF a tksiF will
1hns ihs nazhlRs - nos psrfset
Rpss eitAeps saying, - m aFs, -
-. esn - psriseA The ssissy
r'e hns bcss n rss fpE tuenfy
s.. ~ luprsesmsnls nss bsiag
..< ts.|l xee tslplng rFsus
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Prsachino ~ DeLeon.

hsr. o. 7 Curasea. %. D. q Ssu ERSiaBa.
30 bs~n eusased o. prUach a. DsLsOn
spfiAss nsHt suuday mosBins. and TSrhaVs
svsFy SUNDAY for several wesha Tbs pabliS
4 euF'siaily inttted 10 ~ psussut
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"sTN ~ PaPER "

sssaslly received By the much
abused newspaper publisher from =
subscriber who has bssn-OT i'm
aglnes that he has been (which Il .
grnvsr ofFsBeel--iDiured in Purs'
CT ssnsimsnt by some article ap
psaEing in che paper. But ths
paper continues 20 issue it, accus-
toned number Of copies. and, ~ =
rule, the very article whieh causes
sas man 10 stop bis paper, brings IN
ssveFnl new subscrlbers-
The Metropolis tells about q
Jacksonville wood dealer who order
cd cut his Ons-ineh sdvsrtissmsn,
bscanss the Metropolis protested At
the extortiOhats price charged iOr
woOd In that city. The Metropolis
was working in the interest Of it,
sabseribers-the people OF that city
--and tho article that caused the
wood dealer 10 take out his al prob
ahly made q hundred friends iOr
NE paper smOng the consumer Of
wOed--to say nothing about the
balm a q good conscience enjoyed
~ The editor for . good &C, vel
psrformsd
TuR NRws has had the same thing
20 contend with. One OF two De-
Land merchants. for instance, who
pray (whsn they pray al alb
zee . lay ne dswn 20 slssp
ipsHy loan q ny snail 70 heep.
merekants Who have beeh adveT
Using in Tina NEws Tor rs years.
have taken their advertisements out
Il ths paper bscau-s u the position
vs took in the fight u John B
ststsOn against the town q DeIiana
and The University. These advertise
meats amounted 10 perhaps 500
Per year. and Ne have TRADED them
out"-tAksh our pay in pictures.
Sour. bacon. Aoor mattings. etc.
For each 20 these advertisers who !
haze quit n, THk NEws has received
- least 80 BsW subscriptions. frOn
people who admire the stand Ne
maintaiaed against he llOhaiTe
Sight
some Of our advertisers. while
friendly 30 StetsOn and siding with
iim IN his hght, recognizes Tar
NsNs - Q business factor. aud
pafroniss IL simply - business
proposition. They are running
thsis several businesses On basiues-.
ne Sentimental lines IL justice
b ths business business men %
DsI.ana. THE NEws asks il friends
10 Psad TIE sdysEtissmsnis that sP
psas In The paper and 10 PatrOniEe
ths people Who are running their
business on business lines. and not
boyeOttine any man because he eI
presses his honest opinion.
This iseOt the first time THG NEws
has bssn boyoOtte1. DunBg the
wstsrworks fight several years sgO.
he same TASTES we're indulged IN.
Bal I'm NEus won then Cbecaa.e
d vas rightl and it viii win agAin
Tor the sams ssAsoal. Money may
'0ntroi f0E . While. bat The people
Isasrsily adiast such things when
hs plasking season u eveE
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-01-15

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Protaiioa. Divine wor-hip. u an. The
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-oyeFcomsnG TvmVtafSOa": DIVINE wOrship.
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-01-15

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