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The Lamar register., 1904-11-02
Taxpayers Not Wanted.
Co. Judge. e II. Thorne
Co. Treasurer .Jno. Adkins
Co. Sheriff Frank Tate

Co. Sheriff Frank Tate
Look at that list OF democratic
nominees for three of the leading of
fees of the county, who have never
contributed dollar to the support
of the county government, not even
a poll tax, yet they expect the peo-
pie of the county to give them three
Of the best salaried positions. The
democratic national platform claims
to favor reciprocity this year but it
does not go with these men. They
expect it to be all their way. All
come in from the people without any
return from them. Even the man
who expects to handle the county's
cash and have charge Of deposits
often aggregating s25,000 does not
pay a cent of tax to the county and
has not dollars responsibility to Sc
cure its funds. Do you want your
estate handled by a judge without
any financial responsibility, and the
widows and orphans OF the county
at the mercy of man who is not
willing to return even $1.00 poll
tax out of his salary to the support
of the county. Can you trust such
an officer with their property?
You can not expect clean and ef-
ficient county government if you
elect men without any interest in
the government and without any re
sponsibility to office.
The Lamar register., 1904-11-02
Peoples Party Leader PAYS Respects
to Parker


to Parker
with Judge Parker as it's stand
ard bearer, the Democratic party of
today declares it is fighting the tru-' 8
but in waging such campaign, you
might III we'll have a prohibition
campaign with liquor dealers in
charge of it, al the democrats ex-
penses are being paid by the Stand
ard Oil, the Havemeyer sugar trust,
August Belmont and the railroad
trust" declared former Congress
man Thomas E. Watson Of Georgia,
the populist candidate for President,
last night. He was speaking before
large gathering Of enthusiastic
men and women at rally OF bis
party in Faneuil Hall, at which
George f. Washburn of this city
presided.
"rhe democratic party has nomi--
mated Parker" Watson said, "to
fight President Roosevelt, when they
know and you know that Roosevelt
could tie both hands behind his
back and run Parker out of any
field bv showing his teeth to him.
Tie difference betwee the two can
di,lates is that Roosevelt, soldierly
figure, comes out fatfooted and
never straddles anything but war
horse, while Parker straddles every.
thing but war horse. Roosevelt
aud his party are bound together by
sentiment aud nprpose and are not
apolog,zine to anybody. The party
has the courage of its convictions,
stands out iu the open aud it has
chosen man who is no more Of An
spology than tho party is.
"Judge Parker was not nominal.
ed to be elected, bnt to prevent the
election of such democrats as Bryan
or Hearst. The Judge pretends to
bo a democrat whom he is not and
the game of those who secured his
nomination WAS to defeat the ends of
their own party to help the republi
cans. BY nominating Parker the
d"mocrsts have spoiled all my
chances, as wonld get the votes in
q clear-cut fight. The democratic
party cannot be reformed, ss it does
not know its own mind and as u
matter of fact has none. 1t is q
house divided against itself The
party reminds me of Mexican burros
lined around in circle with their
The Lamar register., 1904-11-02
The Schools and Politics.

Some few people, including the
editor of the Sparks, were very sore
last week because the school children
were given the opportunity to see
the governor of Colorado. 1t is hard
to see why the flag is placed on the
The Lamar register., 1904-11-02

DR.. A. w. Seabury, physician and
Offices on second floor of
Irwin building, East Main street.
The Lamar register., 1904-11-02

O. B. Thoman has the best line Of
fire insurance. He writes farm risks.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

q In csaSrsis ~ . man vkS- VII ovs
Ms entire eampalgn expsnses % the
nspublieAn representative % the
Standard OF Trusi " will they be In.
nssnesd agaihSt an k0nsss Democrat
who h fought b. the Republican trust
tnflaencss - I an fought b. the fa.ss
charges made By . man brought 0aek
% thu state ~ the standard On trust
sOr the purpose Of sighting me! ! be
hsVe that true Democrats sill knOW
that the Republican Trusts end thsii
sabssrVisnt tools nght me because
they knOu that I will be true 20 the
masses % the people. and I believe
that Democrats ell rally 90 the sup.
p0Tt Of . candidate - attacked.
IL Sill be impossible for me 10 an
sSsF every charge which may be man
ufaeGared against me
Respectfully submitted.
} n BARRs.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
TneV KNOW WHERE 10 STANDS


The Eve candidates for represents
tive from this Congressional district
90 the United States Congress have
come. they have spoken Sad they have
gone away.
The voters 70 whom they appealed
Cos support have bat little besides the
appearance u the gentlemen and shat
they said on the platform 10 guide
then In their choice among the I'VE ~
% Their Individual sslscti0l Tor Coz
gresham
The one paramount issue before the
people In this campaign Il The one u
the trusts.
All others are subsidiary and much
less important
The great test nat Is ca be applied
a. all Who ash for the safIFaEes VI
their fellow citizens. ESPECIALLY those
whO are looking toward ,he legisls
tive halls. 10 the supreme one Of theif
attitude Ia the trusts
Legislation against the trusts il an
absolute necessity and the people are
entitled 70 knOw Just hOS Their repre-
sentaiiVss stand OI the all important
question
This 10 not the time fOT shIfty. meat
ingless tain: ne must know
The candidates have been before the
estlsshs q Dads county and have CAV.
sn expressloa 10 the faith that 10 N
them
With one exception the i've caRai.
dates sVSded the subject. slurrss Il
over and mfnimised Il, u they meh
toned O.
With one exception. that question.
IN Which tho people are most vitality
inteTss'es. gss practically ignored
With one exception. they left Their
hearers entirely In he dark AZ to their
Rttituds toward the trusts and kindrsd
evils.
J. n BarrS u The ave candidates
present Wednesday night. slORe had
the courage and he maAkOod 10 crap
PIE with tlls question and tell his large
audience Just where be stands
There has never been any doubt IN the
minds % N rp~opls As To SheEs MT
Barn stanN on ANY subject in which
the people are interested Ne has that
particular quality % civic courage and
fsariessnsss thst makes him foremost
in the peoples battle HE bod stand.
therefore. Was 10 have been expected.
and that be did fesrlessly cry aloud
Ger the rights u the people Shile his
antagonists cOnteHted themselves
with commonplace and plaiiiuaes. &C.
counts NJ the fact that Mr. BARS VAS
accorded me Narmest applause and
the eSidsni hearty sympathy Of the
crowd.
The man In this state Sh0 Gomez
cut % the platform On which Mt.
Bars has takeA ME stand deserves
and will get the hearty support ~ the
sanhOOa VI this dlstTici. for they kaou
where be stands 90 Miami EVenine
Record
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

Vote against the whole trio CBarrs.
BEO~srd and stOeklOaI and all thsy
represent" says al exchange claiming
% be Democratic. Think % this. Gel.
loo voters. aud REMEMBER that Bsrrs.
BrO~ard and STOCKTON ore Tor Tho prt
maTy. Our exchsnss would have yOa
vOse against all the trio represents.
which INCLUDES ne primary Gains
VILE star
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

The bringing % Jos STRIPPING. .
dyed-in-tse-NOol Republican. iRto the
nshi against stOSktOA aud Barrs. 10
sare 10 Strengthen them Florida DEN.
oersts IN not tolerate any such cuS
sedness % the part Of those ~ho call
themselves Democrats but are Rspub-
hcan enough In principle to emplOy
Joe striPrihg To help defeat DsmOersGs
--GaiassVllle star.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
VoR FuE IksssLATrRE

To the DrmoSratic Voters u vO,ssAa CoaHty
HHAVINa h--n solletted 81 FRIENDS % ~ =
u candidate sof rs-elsctitsn "a usstlsr ~
Reprterntaflges. I ANNOUNCE my candidacy
foT satd 0filce. subject % toe primary sise-
ten hespeciiuliy.
4. l. SMITH.
II, the IarmoaSat,r voasFs oi vOlasia s'oainfy:
A WOULD nsost rcsp-ctfully announc~ ny
srif a. candiliste Zoe tncminrr 81 thf
Legislature. suhjssf o. the wi-hfs q ths Llru-
- Faftr Vufcrs "a ~ cNprtses-l ~ IL pfainary
.ss, n, e IN No. Ola sSs al e = ~
timss ga The welfare Of ny coaaty and state
]. Hall BKUMsEY.
To IN Druso.Eatig Vtserp of vOlusia county:
y distate iof the INV 20 Representative To
thts oasInty, sah5cCt "a the usnt iienssfaflr
pFiuaFt, and " n1saiaatssl and elsgtes SIh
taifhfall, psTiofp ihe ds's~s Of s-'d "'ns~ y"
Ieisoa sprnEs. IA
To ths IlrmosFutie vOteFs % volusis Couaty.
l RESPECTFULLY anBouBce my-elf can
dldaie Zoe rU-eicCtt0n % The othse % hcp-
nrKt IlrInncFatic Ia4maTy. and u n0minated
and eleCiei utl faithfully VertTm the antiss
Of aid of,se ~ tke b<si q ny soility.
THOs. !. SPAERNAN.
P.st OEanss, Fla
FOE cOUNTX commissioners.
To ths nemossafis vOien q NOlusia county
4 HEREBY annoance mysslf . eanaidaie So
= cr-eleStiiIn fgr the nOlnlaatton fer Iastalss-r
ths fir.t d,sis.Ti. and ss.lieit the sapgast q
ny ffietltls and the ticInosrattc voters 20 thu
cOunty Eca-Faiiy a. the approachinE URINARY
a. ID. BROoRE.
Tothe D~macrEsh vatcFs % volasiA oaanty
A Ans candidate fus Counf(. Caa@isssaneE
s,sblrSt IA The Ihansgatis DstnsFy. MAJ "
sud go the sapSnlst % al rood ncmoruat-
wAs have the iEissSslsa f thec sunty n hsaFt
w. ". McIiRIDE
u ths Drnosa h VolsEs q voissia coanty
4 ANNOrNCE @yurlf = csnaislafe far rs-slsS-
Camnis-iuass from tkr ufth District. and
sslicit ths sapt.ogt &c tAs DsDnoF1is - The
essunty
THOMAS J. ArRRAY.
To tn Dsuaer.tss v0ssss of voiusls osanty.
Alta solteiistiea q fFlpnas I b<ssby an
- nssse. @yssf 2 esns. &c %. .s-s,ss-
C0mmissioasIa melscts1 VII prsfoEu -
dsibe " tes best u ug seiilsg.
7. l.. RoDGERs.
H0a srPERInTESpEN7 90 soHl0ohA
10 ~ Dsmaesntie vossEs uf vo,aaia oaaaay.
4 HEREBY enaesnos nysrlf aeasdia.ls Ger
y eupsIinisE4sHr % Fablie laslraceiaa e
yoinaia Counfy. II H. ppuFSs euaoa9 whNm
] have lived lof tweutT -o1e 81 ~ tusnty-
stGhi yeans q ny 1ls nunnF ~ ulth ~
etucltNn, ! pIn1liae o. elachar0e The oul1ea -
ths o1Bos gaithga:lE and taspaFtlsilT.
Barr fIsn.
4 uEREbH annoonoe mYs8lI . can4I1a1s
Ger th9 o1lcs a. c01ntY ec1oo. tUpSfin-
tsa1eu.. saelEet y ths sc.lsa - %. oSne.
cFalic plimary - Nay ~ - nnsnlnEiea ane
slpc1eo pladHH ~ entire tlnls nnd cIore ~
the SOFA ~ ne onloe. on4 faltnurlnogp
tlIse amaag ~ eckoall II of - oouutl tAsf
/ ~ - fnlY o. toaoh vuA - sc4n1ls al
ehalf 49, tn1aFaaA NeEy trn,T.
JAA l. FkTxzLto
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

Never before IN the history % FlOr-
ia has there besn q more dstsrmin.
81 sa0rt % defeat any candidate fOS
0flcs than h hOu being PAT forth ~
Rspabllesa trust msgnstss % dsfsat
lola n e st0eki0n. , 70 Barrs. ana
n. n Br0wsrd. Ana What does 70 al
mean q shows 80 plainly that even
. seol hssd s0t tan % unasFstaaa q,
that the hspa6iieaa trust naghates
fsu Ss0catoa. Bars ana broward.
Democrats % Florida. q 10 300 lees
taaA three weeks until yOa Wtll bs
called 9pos q participate n The MAJ
primary. Opsn year syssi -oainss
vilis star
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

wo@saEsdqui<kEsli sfia d. ThaIhsr-.
Live sad BloOd syTsP.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

TAs fsss shat sAs sssy aspassDsns
- 60 ~nsn oslsnhasr eEom ths
masaa4l psesEanns e ~ 60 lsses
10 esrsneag sn4 mAAs O. -1saF
aDaaEisa Dannssr % wh~ls tAsas 90
0nsasly sslisss masg pssDls whs ~
aulg elsissss shzssaisB shp1s - ~
0naal anzbnnA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

10 ths DSDncrutis voasFs % voiasia coausy,
RESPECTFULLY asnaunes mysslf eaa-
ellElr ~ Es-eioelian % ths O1nes 90
LhemorFntlf primaries. I masl enrnanTlg "a
tgf yguf gapport. and u nnminataa anl elsrl-
- utu oiNos ~ IN au1ins "a aaif go l.
N eSss q ~ seuiiy. hsapectfaliJ,
JAMEs J. vNzANT.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
ron cLEmh cIReusr o.UHT.

To Ihe DesaOcrsiss Vaters - volas,s CaaHsy.
A nEaEBf aanoas,cs my~tlf cats.ik iat,- 1ar
Fe-elSctiun - ihe stnrs 90 Clrfs ~ thg
Circult CaaFt ~ Noiusia C.luuty. subircs a.
yoaT enslors msft - thu u mocraitr Isrt-
mary % D. hstd on Nag ~ fsot- tally at-
preclnac co. kitadn - hsp-tStors ehUsn uis
rlected -hsli I'D aN.sf o. fai' hftiily ps iUFm
~ dattes Il sks salcg IN ~ ttitate - I have
IN III past- kzpprctfuiy.
SAMUEL ID. JORDAN.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

4 uEnElT a4nsunes nTsalf e o.n1taws,
90 - ez.ss g Sas.le, g Us R.ses ~
au1Ise. - - D-moere1ls pgfnlaTT II So ~
alle e.llelt - sapPars 81 - nsaaelEi. -
- e h1zpselfs1l7.
JoEN A. RRAuERK.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
VOR CoCNUT ss,LICITOa.

To ths Demszfaiis voters 81 Volusi4 Cs,uHty:
n Az candidate t'sr County ssIlicii,E Of ths
y Criminal tlu,sFt oi hssssrd -ulj "a Ia slls,
acitsn - tbe u m.CTuiic -. uiaTN a. llc hid
On Mas la9h. ls4 IL numiaatsti ard elssssd
] prumi-s to faiihiuly lsTf.fm al Of 10
dulles tncumhent UP,h me.
Very hsspsCtfa ",
JAMES W. PEEkINs.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
EOa CorSTH JuDaE.

EOR CoUSTS JuDaE.
Io'hr I's'n"erufle vossrs ~ volasla C.u, ty,
HEREBY anHouacs that VIA ~ q essdi.
este 81 thr HsHf D.msrFatie pst1nsrV
ssSEs nv Sr,' ~. ' a. ss ,.s,s,y ysa..
- lofty "a m~rtt tbrn N tn taiars..
J Lar M0 .RORY.
FOR sTATE's ATTO NET.
Z" ~ IsmncEstls vossrs oG the = ysplh yu-
diriai Citesh
HEREBY rgep,stfsslly ann.s,uep mts,-,f
- cAitdidair kt 10 ot1cg 81 SEATS 20.
.otn.y - "a. - vsI.th lud.CIai Ci1eau, s1i,.
bit "a tiss aStion "a % brmorFaiir prfInarT-
CECIL q. BCTT.
10 ihs IlsmesFstts vOssFs ef ths ssyrnth Ja-
d,sial ttpruii:
htsfn J ~ LII ann.asse aS ossaiasyS
tsa ,he vs~lsioa 9 statg AitGFn<, % the
sSNcnth 1udhiai tFSuit Of ilOEtaz. zabisst %
Dstso.fsiIs examination 90 Ma, b. 80 :
sFEiisa 90 sSs asss ad ~. .s,. s.s ,..i' ri.
-, eatd EsSlsStfuliy snilcst Tho sultogT 90
Ftnrsda.
Joan &. JoNEs.
Soa TAX AsSE~sBa
'" ths I'easoSsssse NoteEs q Va asia Coanty:
hhhthf announrc my canatAaey fas ~
eitStoa - tbf onAce 81 tak enlesaor &C
Nsltl.la es.enty. sat,jsyf 90 The lReIsaCIasls
- dlseA.sEs IEs datiss q iAs ofise n tSs
tutere stte H. aame Painslshins care - -
t-en my psias 10 oes-fVe N ths $50.
sAH'L r. wmsoS.
oELE9aTEs To rnE NATIONAL
CONVENTION AT LARoR.
' e. : s ssss: E L.s ! s.ss
DELEGATES TO THk NATIONAL
CONVENTION ron rae SECOND
DISTRICT.
u . Anasss"s ,. RT BO~ssa
ron AaEMBERs DEMocRArIc CON-
niTEE FoH TIVE STATE AT LARoR.
: =. Ha.zs ~. EsS..a Asasssss
s : 9 s;i !: - Be 80; go
sKa .:::s'' "a ~ , s;,:s.' b.
ron JuDoE cRIaiHAL COURT
4 HEReY snnssnes nysslf saa snnala.ss rsr
Sae6s e ths csinlbal C0aTt 81 hrnnr6
1sf.a ~ - npMoef1tle p.imnu en 80 ~
e1se va tAlln4.1 and tmIaEtialllY - d.
entiss psoplo q skf ooaulT.
heapeltuny,
Z. u. hExxEz1.
nEARsE nnLnaAa8a
AZ lAFS-w ,. nsysa. Jsha q ns.sa ca
-, 6g@E...ssssl DsSAss-w. ,. cA.--
ss93as csasrsssagzsf nassEaa-z q AaA<s-
s%, = = 2 $50. ,.-.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

To TIE DSmOSrafic Voters u vO,ssAa CouSsiy
HAVING hF-n solicited - friends % ~ =
~ cafsdiaaes tof rs-eleciiosn "a ustlsr -
Representatives. ! announce ny eanaidasl
tlsn hsspecfiuiiy.
L. l. SMITH.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

ron cLKEK 90 CRIMINAL ooUk5.
10 ~ bsmosraiis vossss q Volusia Coausy.
81 hscor4, ea1,eCl % tn aeeioR a IT, nEmo-
sretic DEtnaries- n s-ntnaisd and elscisa,
4 enal eutHaggI % pgrtorm ~ dafls1 81 tha
a~sss eoanzy hssptrtfuily.
GEoRcE W. BRISToL-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

Totse t1s'in"eruile voseus ~ volasla Csu, On;
HEREBY annoaacs thai uia ~ a c.-Si.
este 81 thr Hfnf p-mscratie pstInarV
elFtitsa tor tks s.atss. az tsa,o1V IT,.
thaEa my fTtsnd- &C ! asf faVoT- 40 -, m.
isr totFy Ia m~Ft' thea N tn taiars,.
] Lar MC RORY.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
JoRS r. TrRNER.

To ths D~mocrniie Voters q vOlu.aa Cosnty.
n nEHEhY aBaoaRcs mynelf e q eanAiazfs
30 shPIia q Voiusla cosnty, sllniret 81
tas DemorFutie primary ~ ~ 6sld Mny u.
W uo.1iualed aud tlsrted, promias ~ cTsn-
scteutiooslt dieehafEr the esIftos % tn af3c-
- IN esai e ny sbilisT ksapscifaiy.
II. T. HIRES.
GooAall, Pa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
goa TAX As~E~saa

a Na4 ANNEoNatM.
10 ths lsetsosrstsc NoteFs q Va asia Ioanfy;
hhhkhf announcc my eanatAaey far ~
eiretioa % tbf 0llise 90 tak enlesssr "a
Nsati.la cssunty. safsigNf 90 the lkrrnnxnaaie
Yumery ~ aTnin hoiHorti ~ yoa, pruIaiss
~ disraartr ths dutiss &C The 0f1re' III th9
iutere vita the aalne Euainslshina caEs = -
""oh ny pf'os 10 oesefSe IN the s'asi.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
d. PERKINS SMITH.

To ihr nnetaiie vOtsrs &C v0iasia Cossty
HEkEBf gnBounce uayseif ~ eanassiais
tofth Oin-e % TAK Coilsctur % Noia-ia
couely. suhfscf 90 the DemucFatie prtmsFY
IN Nay ~ snd n sitcted ! pgomiae thai ~
duiies 81 tne offics ell ~ faiakfaIiY anA i'm
pastiaiiJ aisehasUsd
hssprctfaIly.
MITCHELL JONES.
Dsle0a HyrinEs. fia
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
EoR smEnIFF.

To III Dsnrotatie vOteFs a. voiusia Coausy.
AhNOCNcE myself q esaaiiAnis hsiogs
~ cemtne lsemecFsiie primary feF TIE
onee of shsrin - vuluain coaatS. n eiueata
- TITS tmp0rtnet o1ncr. { VII porterm ths
datiss % ths eesi % ny aeilty.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

Tot,s D~@.seraiie vOtsTs q Vulusia CouHty
RESPECTFULLY naeoHnet mysrif q run-
dttate O. rFe-riectiou 20 the saAce ~ Tax
Io.lsrtot Toe tais coaaty, sub .ct Ca H. ns-Kf
D<mocfasie primary. sud u nsssnltsatsd aud
sisctFsl ell isfthtully . TfoEtn The duftes 20
hfNpscintlly.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

To the Dcm0sFst,s votrrs q vOia~ia ''c'infy:
A WOULD nso~i rcsp~ctfuliy anngunce my
srif a. Caudiilste Zoe tncusncr 81 thf
LEGISLATURE. suhjsgf o. the wi-afs q fhe Llrun-
s..sgtssa la May. II electsd { plcslse myslf
thai ma nssf cCalsiderntton shall ~ ~ al
time Ca The welfare Of my coaaty aud state
]. Hall BRUMsEY.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06
ron sTATE's ATrO NET.

T"'be IhrtanrEstle vossFs oG the = ysuih yu-
diriai Cteaii
hthebi Feepsetfetiiy ann.sfnc. mtss-lf
- cafliidair &c ~ ofacs ~ stafs.'s a..
t"tDry 81 Ia - vetsth 1ud.gial ItseuIt. sni,-
t-et "a tiss aStlon "a % Demo-Faiar prtIaaFg.
CECIL q. Butt.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-05-06

To to- uemOsFatte vOteFs % volusis Couaty.
H RESPECTFULLY anBouBce myself = cab
dlaaie Zoe ~ -elcctt0n % the ofnce % HIP
nesenfaiite Tor this Csuuty. sahltSt 20 the
and elegisi utn faithfully IertsF m the autiss
Of aid of,se ~ tke b<si q ny soility.
Taos. J. SPAERNAN.
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-26
Beauty ON the Farm.

A Kansas correspondent is. right in
calling attention to the contrast Of pref
ty lawns and trim streets of cities and
the slovenly, unsightly, depressing sur
roundings Of most farms as one chief
explanation Of the reason why country
boys are attracted to the cities, because
farm life is not made attractive and
because the severe unitarian attitude
is always insisted on to the exclusion
of everything that might brighten and
lend cheer and charm to the life on the
farm, says Breeders Gazette. And yet
under the right conditions, which one
may create for himself, and with meth
cd intelligently directed along the lines
not alone Of utility, but Of pleasure
and beauty, farm life may become
what it should be-a source Of contin-
ual delight, contributing to mans Sc
rem happiness and contentment as no
other calling does.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-26
HINTS FOR
FLY Drivers.

Fly 0EIVGf0s 49,
Many remedies have been tried with
varying satisfaction, but nothing that
we know Of has proved More effective
than seal or fish oil and crude carbolic
acid, In the proportion of a tablespoon
full of carbolic acid to a quart Of oil,
says American Cultivator. 1t is a
good deal of trouble to apply it with a
brush. To be quite effective it should
be applied twice a week, but 1t will
be found a great help il applied once
a week. Another preparation that is
highly recommended is a mixture Of
pine tar and lard, in the proportion Of
one part Of the former to ten parts Of
the latter. 1t is put on with a cloth
and rubbed down the neck, back, chest
and loins when the flies are most
troublesome. For a spraying mixture
that may be made at home there is
perhaps nothing better than coal oil
emulsion-a mixture of kerosene and
soapsuds shaken together. This has
to be applied almost every day when
the flies are bad, as 1t evaporates in
the course of several hours.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-26
The Indian and Himself.

4A4S N H
Representative Clarence D.. Van
Duser of Nevada had been assailing
the swindling western mining COM
panies that, with bogus pamphlets and
reports, fleece persons in the east, says
the Chicago Record-Herald.
"But it is a wonder to me-" he said,
'that a certain one of these companies
has any success at all, for it is 0 n
Quoted by as illiterate and thick headed
a man as l have ever seen. This man
Is a character. For instance:
Zone day he gave me a long harangue
or the Indians love Of whisky.
"'Why,' he said, once give an Indian
a taste of whisky and he'll sell his very
soul to get more. l was riding over
the plains once with a pint bottle stick
ing out of my breast pocket, when an
Indian happened along, and as soon as
he say the pint he wanted to buy it.
"'And do you know what that Indian
offered me? Well, sir, he offered me
his buckskin breeches, his shirt, his
saddle, his blanket and his pony-all
for a pint Of whisky. What do you
think of thar?'
".And yoa,' said Ibid you sell?'
"'No,' said the miner. I didn't. 1t
was my last pint"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-26
Brans For sheep.

A report of a German experiment
has been received at the department
Of agriculture of the digestibility Of
brans fed to sheep-wheat and rye
brans and bran resulting from old
fashioned milling as against that from
modern machinery. It appears that
the rye bran was more thoroughly di-
gested than wheat bran, and that, as
it might be expected, the bran obtain
ed by modern milling has a lower nu-
tritive value than old fashioned bran,
since the latter is not so entirely di-
vested Of the other portions Of the
grain.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-26
Cochin. Versus wyandottes.

I have raised Cochins and Wyan-
dottes side by side for some years and
have found that the Cochins lay more
eggs per hen in a year than the Wyan-
dottes, says a Michigan farmer in
American Agriculturist. 1 had a num-
Der of pullets Of each breed that We're
Matched the same day and raised to-
gether, one flock in either half Of the
same house. The Cochins began lay
ing in December, and by the time the
Wyandottes started, which was in
March. had laid over 200 eggs. They
also weighed two pounds each more
than the Wyandottes.