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The Washington times., 1904-10-16
A LIVING PARADOX.

THAT chap who just came up and
button-holed me is "a living paradox"
flow s8F
Gle b. more than six feet tIIl and yet
always short. Detroit Tree Press.
The Washington times., 1904-10-16
Defends Administration.

Defending the expenditure Of public
money under the Roosevelt Administra-
ton and showing that it was wisely
spent, Senator Lodge said: The coast
defenses and the American Navy are
the country's insurance of absolute
peace
He said a-so. There never was a
time in the history of the United States
when the protection OF her LOWEST clti-
zen at home or abroad was so thorough
~ manifest as Ii is today
The Washington times., 1904-10-16

II is almost impossible TO learn from
the platform or the speakers Of that
party why it is that the people should
withdraw their confidence from US and
give it to them"
Mr.. Root said that Judge Parker was
a man Of high character, but that he
had failed to give the people any OppOr-
ties.
I'VE believe" ne added. that we
have done better for this country than
ever will do. The situation is Ike that
which the grizzled old Senator Sawyer
described when he said. What. Those
fellows run the Government, Why its
as much as we can do To run II our
selves 90
The Washington times., 1904-10-16
NORDLINGER CASE
IN HIGHER COURT
Basis of Appeal in Alleged
Larceny Of Pianos.
ACQUITTED ON TECHNICALLY
Second Indictment Found and Convie-
ton FoIows-Writ Of ETOT and
Jeopardy.

Hearing of arguments on appeal IN
the case OF Lambert @. SordlinEer, APP
peIIant. against the United States. SET
Tor last Tuesday, has been continued
until tie first week I'm November BY the
Court Of Appeals OF the District. The
printed briefs OF counsel on both sides
have been hled.
Interesting and novel points OF law,
practice. and procedure IN the criminal
courts are raised and presented for de-
cision By the Appellate Court. The
facts iu the case are sui stantially as
follows
Last February the grand jury indicted
Nordlinger for the larceny Of two
pianos" valued at 500 At the trial of
the case before Justice Pritchard. III
Criminal Court No. ]. the defendant S
attorney. Levi H David. contended that
The evidence showed the Instruments al
IeEed TO have been stolen were auto
-ectric" or mechanical instruments,
and moved the court 90 direct verdict
OF acquitlal on that ground. Tine court
sustained the contention. and by its di-
rectIon the jury found the accused not
guilty.
Another Indictment.
The court, however, directed the Dis
trict Attorney 20 submit 20 the grand
jury another Indictment correctly de-
scribing the property. The SANE day
the grand jury found q second indict-
ment against NOrdlinger charging the
larceny OF two certain musical iHstru-
mcnts known as and called autO-elec-
tric pianos and uutO-electros.'
Attorney David, for the accused, NOV
60 10 quasE the indictment upon sew
eTdl grounds, mainly because the grand
jury did not examine any witnesses
z Hs-Hr m ind in rH-
The court Oyerruled the motion, and
ordered the trial TO proceed. The de-
PENDANT iuteTposed two pleas-''uOt
guilty" and former jeopardy for the
same ohen5e.' In support OF the last
plea he offered 10 evidence the record
and proceedings in the hrsJ trial, show
ing an acquiltal by he jury OF the same
larceny.
The trial judge, however, Overruled
the plea Of former acquIytai. and Tefus-
ed 20 permit the question 10 be passed
ou by the tury.
NOTdliUgeT was convicted and sentenced
10 q term of five years in the peuiten-
tiary.
The Washington times., 1904-10-16
New Executive Committee.
Colonel hay s Speech.

The East Washington Democratic AS
s0ciation held "a Well-aJtended meeting
last night ia Shifrath's Hail. 5O4 B Street
southeast. Persistent Holland was Ia
the chair and the orator OF the evening
was Col. IL. 3. Hay, who attacked the
tariff a s being the mother 0f ali trusts
and their consequent Ills 10 the country
the aueEed imperialism OF the Repub-
Hcan party and the President, and the
financial policy of the Republicans He
was appIauded heartily.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08
uf AEcOsO SEsUSEO

By request Of J. NJ Bars, We
publish this week q communication
from himself and letter from G.
NJ Cooper, relative 10 the malicious
but childish fAlsehOod published in
the last issue Of the DeLand Record
shout Barre cOnductwith reference
10 Judge SWayne.
With the merits Of the eOntro-
versy THE NEws has nothing TO say.
Mr.. BaFrs. alone. is fully able 10
take care Of himself.
But Bars is not alone. His
course in this matter IL most ably
stated by eH-COr gresham Cooper.
Mr.. Cooper 10 q state leader u
What IL known a. the TalisfsrrO fac
ton, IL Vas through his efforts and
influence ten years ago that the
present faction came into power in
VOlHsaa county. But MIR Cooper,
like many another TaliAferro adj
hsrsnt. cannot be otherwise than
disgusted with the conduct Of the
DeLahd Record. Snch misleading
statements mus, recoil on the party
making them, and will reflect on
any faction which supports the per
son giving them uIterAucs.
The Record appears 10 think that
Il can stink out the opposition TO
BarrN That Is the Records policy
and lie only argument
This In not written IN the defence
Of IN. Bars. Tn NKvs is not
advocating Barn election. But,
like Congressman Cooper and many
Others Of the TsliafeTTO faction,
TIM NEws likes to sc FAIR play and
jastiee.
The Record may be good enough
for some people but il appears TO
disgust people who are not starred
with the same stick, and taKred
good and black AZ that
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08
SAVINGS BANKS.
TAsv Nsrs Ttrss sassssass N IesI
~ DaRasl Defoe.

Thsv NsFs gtrss sassssasa n IGsI
~ p~sasl Defoe.
Primitive savings banks were found
"a at Hamburg In HIS and a BerRs
IN I7ST. the Idsa having been suggested
b. Daniel DefOs In ldVT. Francis Mas
sefrs proposed In l5Il % confer upon
The ratepayers Of any English parish
powers - rec~ive and invest savings
and " grant deferred ahnuiIies. bat q
yin to this eject failed 10 pass through
parliament The hrst practical at
tsmVts we're Oh . small aud tentative
scaIe A childEen's hama was started
b Mrs. Priscilla Wakefield st TOttsn.
hau In las.
The Rev. J. smitb Of Andovsr. with
two friends agreed In lTgs ~ receive
small SUNS from bis parishi0Bers dur
ihg the summer. ~ BE- returned with =
one third bounty az Christmas. . hb-
eral Otssr which was eagerly embraced
The title VI Father " sayinxs
Banks" has been given. however. % the
Rev IA Duncan Of RutbWell DUN
friesshirs. NhO established q savings
baRk Ia 1910 ga - saccessful . basis
that In four years IL pOssesscd an accu
snulated fund u al. loo
Acts 90 encourage savings banks ia
England aud ireland wers passed In
lsl7 aud Wsre extended 60 SHETLAND In
ISIS PearsOn's.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08
PROLIFIC INSECTS.


rae Tssusttes. 90 NaAse Asts. AEs
tss Gr~st~sa t,as Laysr..
Thsre l. inhhils variety la tho nam
ber % tsgs laid by diasT~bt animals.
the general rule Deihs that tb0ss high
ssa IN the scale Of life arr least prolific.
Among veri~bTates Gsh are The noel
prolinc Trout and salmon aveFass
Loo eggs % every pound u weight
Buckland reCkOBed the to- % . half
pound herring az lS.st0. u an eight
found turbOt ~ $500 and - . thirty
pound cod at 5.OsD0l00. while TIE Stur.
eeOn has u0fr than q third % 10
weight ready for the tOOthsose caVIars.
Mollesks Vary IN their powers 20 -
prodnctiOa frOn thirty 10 hfty at .
time In snalls. 10 the thousands u the
whelk. while ths spat q some reaches
2OO0.1gO. "a - am0ag insects that stu
l.eDdons nuIsbers appear, reaching .
climax In the ,srmitss. % white anita
The queens of tbess are egg laying
machines % ths most astOnishing 20
eaneity. TAey becOIne huge cylindrical
packages. 1000 tines their usual si3s.
chained 20 oae SDOt The laying a.
ths rate u sixty EGGS q minute. 90 ~
coo Q day. rsachss probably In tSo
ysars the saSrm0as total q 50.oooooo!
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08
a. APPRECIATED cOSSl iEEET

Erom the Jacksouyiiir Metrupoiis, Npris
The high plns upon which The
Metropolis hAs been conducted
during the present campaign, has
excited the admiration Of the IN
partisan and unparalleled voter
The DeLand News occupies exactly
the same position in NOlusiA county
- The Metropolis does throughout
the entire state.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08
LAE PaIcf az IcE

Tallahassee is . town just little
larger than DeLand. The ies fac.
tory in Tallahassse, like the lee fac
tory 10 DsLahd, il run for profit, BY
. private individual The prices Of
ice in Tallahassss, - advertised in
the Daily Capitol, are a. follows
Prices tor ice beginning March H.
ly03, from factory OF wagon for cash.
ice in lots Of less than than 100
pounds, az l-9 cent per pound.
Ice In lots Of loo pounds o. over, az
IA cent per pound
Ice in ton lots, at ~ ~ per ton.
TICKETS FoR CASH.
a. n tickets 2a0A ice 81 10.
- 2jb tickets ll25i D. ice go
10 iOfb tickets icon ice lOl
q lOofb tickets 2lOOh ice go.
Sacking ice, los per sack extra.
MIDDLE FLORIDA ICE FACTORY
AND BOTTLlNG WORKS
Phones
LOOk the shove figures over care
fully. aud remember that the factory
is run for profit, not philaRthrOPhy.
nor for the good Of the town, nor
for the benefit Of any charitable in.
sIitution. IL is just business ven.
turs. run on business principles
After you have studied the shove
figures, learn the price Of ice in De.
Land. and compare them. THE
NEws is ashamed 10 print the prices
charged here, for fear % keeping
people away from DeLAnd. No
comments are necessary. The kg-
ures DO not lie They show facts.
What do these facts suggest
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08

The SeabOard Air Lane railway
has been fined s2OO by the Stat
Railroad Commission for removing
che dspO; al Sampson City. and a.
order has been passed by the com
mission directing the defendant
company to pay this amount into
the state treasury by May q. The
people have some rights. il seems,
which even the railroads must re
speci.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08
unn,.r n.wsAa.a $780,.

Ths Iesesa respscting ths origin %
ths Glastonbury thorn Il vel knewn-
h0w JOssps % Arinlathsa. In Visiting
Britain On . prsaehinE Dtssion, ar-
rived weary 60 Glastonbury. ana wkfls
hs rested he hawtbSrn walking sticA
vas thrust Into the ground. hoS u
&C Oncs began % grow aaa ever after,
- TIE legend says lowered On ChFi.t-
mas dag. TIE th0rn % sinply an early
fOwsring vartsty q eur ooDmon haw'
thorn hat a does aowsr peuArkably
saEly n qBits True, Ger y tree IN TIE
Rsyal botanle eardsos. Ksw. opens ~
ao9sEs bsfween xovs1ssE sn1 naEcA
-Ee@Ass K1sgisasA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08

There will in ell probability b
bat one ballot used 81 the primary
slsstion. The names Of al eAadL
dsiss viIl sPPsAr On this ballot IL
IL possible that The names vill be
printed in columns. lis . SswsPs
psr-One eoIumn for national can
didntss and dslsssiss 10 national
ssnxsnaion; ons colann with eandi-
assss Cor stats Oficss. aud one col
nnn via eunAIilatss Scr eOuaty o.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08

Carloads and tTainloads % vegs-
tables from Florida are now follow.
ing our northern visitors 10 their
frost bitten homes. Those who have
been here during the winter will
taper OF from Florida life. while
those who were not 80 fortunate a.
to be able to spend the winter in
Florida mAy possibly be able to
raise the price Of basket Of early
lettuce. tomatoes. celery, etc.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08

The MeXiCah lapdos h - very MI
mute In size ~ ~ appear almost In
credible 10 those who have not actually
seen the animal Itself. A well known
writer on natural history, speaking VI
this tiny nembeT Of the canine spscIes.
says that IL T. precis.'ly Ike those
white wooden toy dogs which sit upOa
pair cf bellows and when pressed
give forth a ROndescript sound intend
81 o. do duty tOT q legitimate barb"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08
A WashingtOn eOrrsspOndsni eel.

A Washington correspondent ask
ed Senator Reed Smoot IL he could
have been elected Il he had not been
. Mormon. The reply Was "Yss,
certainly; was not SENATOR Rawlins
sIeetedl He was not . Mormon
Bat could a Protestant be elected
alderman IN the fourth ward Of New
YOrk CiIyf--sBd could . Catholic
10 elected president Of the United
ssnassS Very well; whstS the mat
Or with ms thGnf"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08

Rees, etc. This would make the
ballot more sAsily handed and
would admit Of the uss Of larger
type in the printing Of nance Of
candidates.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08

George COnOveT sang a solo which
vas enjoyed by all Preseat.
LAwresee Bolts l. seriously III az
hIs home Ia town and IL is feared that
be Is threatened with an attack Of
pneumonia
Wonder II our popular lawyer 10 a
candidate for matrimony a. veil as
for the Legislatnrey
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08

IL now looks - Il the primary in
VOlnsia county will he the quistsst
affair in many years. Our people
are all doing 70 veil, apparently.
that they don't want the ofiices.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08
DO TOV NEED 4
MEDICINE?
~ essEs roo s0EHss 70 EEEsEssEE

There 10 no Oae Who does nj aesd .
Liver Medicine Occasionally.
The symptoms u Liver Complaint ars
well known % every one. such e. consii-
patiOa. dyspepsia, lOss u appetite. SLEEP
Iessness. headache. . tired feeling and
many others ~ . similar nature.
Thousands die annually By not needing
thu warnings u mature
Many acquire some chronic disease
from which they never recover.
Many u these could Be spared Cor years
a usefulness. BY keeping IN the hOUas
sOms reliable remedy
We believe that Ue can cOnviacs any
faiT-mindsd person that there IL No bet-
Ter rsmedy toF thu Liver known, than
Ds rhscheT's Lives and Blood Syrup.
The formula Il known, consisting q
Busrhu. HydTaRgea, Mandrake, YeilOW
Dock. DandeliOh. SarsApanIla, Centian,
eeana and IOdide q rOtassium. You
knON Just What VOC are taking. Hoo
many other fogmalas q liver meaicins
are pubiishedl Ash yOar draggisa about
Shis. II b already prepared end can BE-
taken immediately.
The sarSagtk h extracted IN tke mOsa
skillini manner. ceTtainly sapesiof % any
roxdered psspaEAtioa known. I've slso
manufacture . Liver Medicine IN pow
dersd form, With which any dFaggisi can
supply yoa. but thia. like ell 0thes dry
Liver Meiicines requires Prep~EutiOa.l
~. ThacheT's Liver aud Hood Syrup
b pleaAant 60 take, does not loss 10
siEengtk, - Liver Medicine IN dry form,
and Wil hep in any climate.
Your dOooos, however skillfal, cOsid
Prrsoih< hOthing better.
These u no opDosfanity Coz . doctor
to make mistake IN wFitinE . pssseFip-
ti0a. 90 . drug eieEk % maize . uistAks
In compromising the same. (besides .
doCt0gs biil and the cost q the medi.
cinel Voc can b absoluiely sure q cha
psOpsr psOpOFtioa bsiag In every doss.
DT. Thschsf's LiyeE and BlOod Syrup
has beee ussd With the gFeAisst ooa6-
dspoe and success IN thoasandao Il homes
for @ yearA and h psspaFed By . phaE-
macist u 3 years expSrisncs. IN tabO-
raiosy squiPpzd With ths mod modern
appliances t0T the NOS, perfect sGfety.
s,.as. ss1sT ~ . 49, ssasri. ssssss 80
~Dr. fAlsksp's m.e11A heak.s otss
sp@Pas~s ~ sapies 20 slsaplB go easi
E.:.,ssy !. e ss's%ssss~ WIS., sAs'
zen Sab ~ AEL DsgesEsra
90 sssss eas es.e@
THAcnER hEDlcIME co.
chassaaoe9as Team.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08

with DevOe's Clos Carriage Paint. IL
weighs , 20 = O1s. more to the Pint
than others, wears longer, and gives
q gloss equal to new work. Sold by
Geo. W Fisher.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08

The registration books for the
primary election viii remain open
until April - In counties having
$4,000 population the books elOss
on April II.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08

Are YOU qualified 90 vote IN the
primary Remember that one vote
not cast for . friend IL half vote
against him.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08

lSoeSgSSSSSSSS SSSSSNSNNSS~
TIE Stetson baseball team, OSing
60 the fact that several players have
left school for various reasons and
that many Who are here we're eOndi.
toned In the exams last term, IL In
rather poor shape for the games Il
has to play today and tOmOrrow with
Lake City and Tallahassee.
For some reason a good many Of the
students have the idea that StetsOR
has been founded ogive them a place
10 attend and play football OF base
ball, a. the eass may be, and that any
rule which prevents their doing this
IL an infringement upon their rights
This has been the criticism passed
upon the colleges Of today by many
people, and 90 prevent this being said
about StetsoR the rule has been passed
that 90 play on a team a man must
keep up his cork TO certain grade,
ana II IL TALL belOw then II must be
made up before ne can again take his
place on a team This rule u not a
neW one and Instead Of cTiticising the
makers IL wOuld have been better to
have guarded against falling undeT
Il by a more dillgeni attention TO
the class room work
The management Of the team de.
cided that IL was betteT ta get to.
gether some kind of team and TO
play the games than to cancel them
On the ground that ouT team vas not
In shape. This Is the most sportsman
like course, and even though StetsOn
loses both games, the players Will
have the satisfaction of knowing that
they have done their best and have
not backed down through fear Of get.
ting beaten
Elias and Louis Hall left On Wed.
nesday for their home in TorTesdale,
Pa. They have both done good wOrk
an the ball team this season, and for
the past ten days have been playing
with the Tampa team. Louis Hall
had an Offer TO ign With Columbia,
) a., tor the coming seasOn, but DE-
clincd a.
Miss Maysie Emery returned on
Tuesday from a short visit to jack.
sOnVills
The mOOt court held IT. first session |
MONDAY afternoon with the fOllOW ing I
OHieers present: Judge, Massey; clerk. |
MerTiday: sheriff, Wright The case
on docket vas state " Morley, a.
sault with intent Ia murder. The de-
fendaht vas represented by wil-OR
and WingOod, and VanSant and But
Ter appeared for the state. The Jury
finally selected vas Bassett, Lenfesty,
Gardner, Dennis and
WinsOr. The ease vas very interest
inc and the struggle between the at
.OrRCys vas a. Keen as in real prac-
.ice. 81 1Tt addresses to the Jury we're
made, and these showed that the az.
Orneys had not only the facts bat also
ne laW bearing on the question sell
n hand. The Iury retired bat re-
armed tor more Instruction. from the
curt, bat even after this had been
.iVen a verdict could not b. reached,
lnd al aiout eight o'clock a disagree
Rent Ss- rePorted to the court
George BolIes s suffering With an
attack Of measles
Lyman Dennis, commonly knOWn a.
left on Thur-day for hls
home Ia Br,soksvillc.
\ special Easter program was given
al yespeTs SUNDAY afternoon. Mr..
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08

Tomorrow Saturday, April " IL
the last day in which poll taxes can
he paid to qualify one TO vote in
the city election.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
YoE rmE LEGISLATUEE.

To the Drmocrniic vOssrs of vulusla Coaaiy
HAVING hcsn solicited BY fFiends 20 b.
u candidate tot rv-eircti0n o. uoleg ~
REPRESENTATIVES,, { annOunce my caBStds't
fOT sid Ofhce, suhlsct 20 the primary tisc-
ton Respectfully,
&. l.. SMITH.
To thu IhrmmFaiis NOfsrs e Nolusia 'ouuiy
U Nul'LD msst rssJ-xffuIly anh0uncV uay
y srlf ~ q candidate fOf ulemtst - TIA
Legislature. subisst o. The wishes of the llein-
os.fatic Ntster- O. ~ eNpres-sd a. ths primary
sls,ti0u Ia MAJ. IL eicctsd ! ple-ige myseli
tiusss fOT the aeifart ~ my county and STATE
J. Hall BRTNsEY.
70 thu Ikmaz Faits Voter az Notasta tuunty
A HESPEaTTg Ll.Y anuuUnsr mt-u = cal
y didate Zoe the uflss % Representative tE
this county, subisSf to the urAt lieInu.fai
EsrimaTy. and u H0minats-d ana eleeted Sii
tafhfuly perfusm the duftte "a raid uihse tU
The btst oi iny alsliitl.
j. D. ]. MARSH.
ISLsun Springs. Pa.
T. The Is-usstutis Noasr- oi VolUsia County
A EI.SPIi TFULLN anuuuucr mys,-tf a can
y dlsiatc 80 ~ s.letfilu o. ths olapo 80 Rap
rs7-sntatitr ttH this gsunty. siliiisst o. To-
o. a. DruIts-r arig puinart. aud u uuminate,i
and sietfs-l vii faithfulil TsTtrm ths dutiss
IL sid ~, o. ths bssi - Tny aisl,iiy
THuS J SPAKRMAS.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08

West Tampa was swept b. Ore On
Monday, stOat s22O.0sD in property
gOiHg up in smoke.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08

To tes DsDoeFatss vOisrs Il velasaa Coauay.
hkhkbf enaoanes uysslf aoanalAnfs ~
nelecelon % the ol4cs q ClsFh 81 the
yoef euaoruemeut e the DgmoGraalr mi
mefl % - I'D On Mar ~ leoa fally an
pftlsa1c the kindnFnl hanaiofofe ahoNo -
- bf9Eae 81 thn e0outY. all Should -
gtsclce shall eneHarof % falfhfllIy nFIToFW
~. eatle1 % Ne 49, IN tes futars = ave
- - - ksapeoifully.
SAMUEL y. JORDAN.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08
JoHN Il TURNER.
VOa cIEEK 0F . RIaINaL COURT.

A ASNOt NCE myrs . candidate tuT re-
eleCiion taflstk 81 thg Criminal Contt
~ hacutf. subigst e. To- action 1T The tTuo-
Cfnfic pftnaflee u a. 'tnlnefsd and rlgCff-d.
! snail pudravur o. I,eTfurm she dufiss % The
ofnce tss the satisfaction % tie pFayls % Va-
lttsia conBty hfeprctfuliy.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08
GOA TAx AssEssOR

T. 1hs Demar4iIs NOseFs u voiasia CoaHty
4 HEhEhN Gnn1aace my candidacy for 70
eletttOn o. ths ofilCe of tnx assessor %
Noiusia cu1nty su1lesf 80 tke DSasocfatts
primary " efatn haiaoTpd b. yoa. ! pIonisf
- dierharge the duties "a thr ofLlce IN tks
iature with thc sane painsiaksaS carc ~ has
t<en ny pfias H. ots<fve IN ths past
SAINT a. WILISoN.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08
GnoRGE ". BRISTOL.
EoR CoCssT TREAsC RER.

IT, che I,RoSraiic VoteTso 81 volusis County.
4 hENPld TfCLLY anno1ncs myssif q con-
dtlsts toT rs-eleciian o. tn olhce 81
ETeasufsT fuI this county. subj a 90 the nPKl
IA-mnrratie primartcs ] msst earnestly a.
fof ys.tIF ~nIgs1ft. aud u nosninaird nad gisCt-
- viii diss'birHe the autirs II said ufh.,s -
tbs bSsi u nay sblilty. hrspscttafly.
JANIS J NINZANT.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08
SAINT a. wILsox.
'Oa sUPEaISTsSBsxT 40 scnoOls.

To tn Demscr.iir vossrs II volasia caanty
4 HEREBY aRnoaacs mys~lf q canaldaie Soc
y saip~Tiaisaaeut 10 rabiic lnsaracflaR of
voiasia COasty. u ths I.copls AMONG vkana
] have lived fur tueu1y -onr Of ~ tacuty-
elFytiaa. ppalaise b. discharge ihs duthsa %
TIE ofnCe Thankfully ane impaFtiaiiy
BERT FtSH.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08
Eaa CnTNTY aUnaE.

Toths D-nosraiic NoseEs ~ Volasia COuaty
4 HEREBY annoaas. that I VIII - . candi-
dHts ~ Tia naNi lhmortattr primary
cl~ctissa fog ths ufkcc - tlouuty Iudsr i
thanh ny frtsnds &c isst fayOTs. ana prul.-
ies o. tFy 10 merit them ih 10 tuiarr
J. LEE MCCRoRY.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08
BERT FISH.

mEREbf annoanec uyssif . cNpAsaaas
II tcT the uGlcs a. esahfY school sapFrin-
tUn9eua suhirCt % 10 acifon ~ tfe Dsu1o-
cEnelc primary ~ Nay u. IL nomtnatsd aaA
ssse,se plsdgs my sntlEe tiais snd s1ott %
Rle1g8 DyeEH % spsnd . roo6 psrtiOa q ny
the e1eo1g the schocia q a t6s ooantt thaf
! nas - iully On toeeA 9TH ~ schonls end
tnSir esst tnerrus.A Very truly,
Jas. L PATTILLo.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-08
RON smERIFH

A ANNUC NCE mysed . candidate bsiOFr
the cuming lBrmuCraite pTtmary fol the
n3cF uf ShtT'f % Nulusia g,suptg. u ehcfed
this important sfhEs-. I viii PEI torm the
1utirs "a H. bssi 10 NY ability
Hosp Cttuly.
loHN Il TURNER.
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Lyman Dennis, commonly kn0Wn a.
Summertime, left on Thur-day f"r hls
home ia BrOoksville.