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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-18
peter Senien bar npfiu foaet en-

peter Senien bar npiiy foaet en-
5drm tet peo fine 8rebres. Gbrl=
item og Ole Senfen. = Deter 9anfeu
9It for Ssen bar iolgt en- 5arm fl
Grit Often.
Oqidd paa bet tirtelige 9mraaoe
gpres tore 6remIfriot. Der er bpgg
get % bpg9es 2 9irter ber / gpen.
pe 8 &irter og 4raiteboliger | pole
Menig6eber Der / aolonien. bile
oisie &irter piI mart pege meb beres
Spir op mob 6imIen. maatte bet
loo ogiaa benbe bore 6ierter op til
BAN, boOrfra al COB o9 fuIbtommen
8ope tommer, og minbe os ON. al
Der bar pi intet blipenbe Steb. Den
iamIeoe 99roi. Iom Der bpgges for
pod bet triitelige 0mrddbe. biI 10
lobe op / 5uIinber.
Qaitor Robe bar paret meget fp5.
6an bleb ing unber Utisfionsmsbet
peb Uh. 9ennD % modtet tages til IN
0atters 6iem / aenmare. gi haaber
at bsre, at ban er / 9eorin9.
gditor Rasmusien er beroppe at
beltoge / Misiionsmpbe % ogiad Il
pperpGre port 9irfempbe.
@rel 9unooreen meb 5dmilie CT
reiit berfra til Qlabama. boor ban
mener at IfuIe fnbe ct bebre alima
for Bans Zine, fom er ibdge. Q.
piloe aerns bare bebolot BAN bos os.
6drrD 6anien reifte Wanoaa IF
ten til Starpoit, Minn. Mrs. 81.
9eerItoO % 9srn reiIie famine Qften
til Ninnedpolis bbor De oil beis9e
5amiIie. u. 2eeritop bIiper Der en-
tort lib, boorefter Rejiens Mdal 0iI
6lipe 6ut6inion, Minn.
- Stulbe nogle al bore Qanbs,
manb snIte at bioe noaet ON 5ors
boloene Der eler at tsbe 2ano, iad
bill pi gerne bare iaabanne bebialpe.
lise og benbiie Dem til qadIeoelige
Mqnb.
gtnlig Silfen til ,9ff."s Qafers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-18
correspondence.
Mouie Gioer, %. ..

Gu falmer Sfopen trinbt ON
9ano og 5u9leftemmen boIer.
Saalebes lang ri IioIte Sgnoag, %
Iaaleoes er BET MI o9laa Der, Dor
STOP Der BED Rioeren er nu blablgS,
% bette Raturens 9io er gaaet til
6pile for / 4dr. Dog enbnu bar tt
aoot 9eir o9 bet er neften CONNER.
oarme miot ON 9ogen. -
59rIfninaen er M mart enot for
4 Aar. st 9ebis paa, at Der tan
aples noget er ale De mango S9rifes
mdItiners Summen, Drummer %
5~lgiten. De bar M / ct Bar Maus
neber bait traolt fra 8oerp til efter
S%olneOgang. 9da en- G9n Iom benz
ne bar nan fra ct Steb funnel t9lle
en- bdlp Snes StDffer. -
Gnfelte aorniorter bar bel libt
en- Del StaOe al RuIt, og bog maa
man iige. At Def er 9anite gobt. noar
bOer Mere 9iOer en- SnOta9t at fra
10 til 20 Dollars.
De bar b9ret baortt for 5plt
Der at bolbe fig normale / ben ienese
3io; tbi M er BET pit temmeIig If
tert, at Ri faar en- Sernbane lige for,
Ri pore 9inouer. Wan flyer end
cgfaa. at BET er en- 6opeobane, Iom
gaar til en- itprre 9p / Minneiotd
- Oil ou lsbe l9nqe. Iaa itaI bu
oaa Goro paa. bsrte ie9 engang en-
'iee. ga. Der finoes ogiaa saml,
5olt. gn Dag traf jeg en- 86sadr5
Wdno. 6n anoen aammel Wano er
Better Object. ban er II. Dan bor
lige BAIT SgIpbrnaup anben Sang,
% ban ipsrger: ,aan ou gre mig
BET sfter2"
6an pasier i'm oaglige Spsi;I
meo mere. Gn Dag iaa mar BAN
oppe at male quiet ubpenoig paa
anben Stage. Dan oe bans 6uitru
er oeiad iblonst BEN. iom isger at
hdbs en- glahs paa onben Stage ii
6immelen). naor be tai forIabe ben
paa fsrfte Gtaae. Is. z.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-18

men Forbgmtes. Senere bar ober
6dlObelen af 8pens 5orretningss
meno ubtalt, flyer famine 8lab, at
De life oil bdpe en- bop, Tom rbs
GER, / oeres 5orretning. @n at bore
leoenoe 5orretningsm9no f%ortalte, at
for nogen 5ib fiben par Der en- ga
lance / en- 5%orretning, og Qutorite=
terne / famine 6orretning bar pm-
trent eni9e ON en- Jung Mtanbs @nta=
gelIe, men fdd bdb en- AT Dem be
andre bente en- llge, og / oenne llge
oiloe De bier if9r idgtage ben unee
Manos 9aner. De giorbe Iaa, % I
llQens 9eb fanbt be 9rengen iih-
oenoe paa ct piit Steo meb 8enene
taitebe pda goroet % en- Gigaertte /.
hans Munb. Oct er operfsbigt at
fac. at ban fife fit glabien, men ban
fl life at oibe. boorfor ban bar Bile
pen broget. Maafe ban MI bar op=
6aget bet gennem QpiIen, og maaite
andre funbe bliDe floge at bans
Sfabe.
: Sobn McNuarris bar ct fort
9pIas at gb9ningsmaterialsr os aul
ii ldpefts prtfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-18
YOpbeas, %. 8.

Do bet MI er l9nee iiben, Ri bar
label bare fra os beroppe, bill ri igen,
mauife til 9l9be for 9enner %
ednosmanb. ffrtpe Iiot for .0onftes
rem.
= gfteraorsarbejbet er eobt fremy
itrebet. bog en- Del plsjnine er sncs
nu tilbaee, og ftsnt hi 10 fnart fan
bente en- Stdnbsning paa @runb al
5roit, faa arbejbes Der meget bbgtigt
/ Warfen.
aplen bar 10 fom ~fpbOunlie Oaret
COB berOpe, os bette tilligemeb be go
be priisr fan 10 life onoet enb brins
&c 8elitdno, Iom ogfad giber fig til
aenbs, ndar man Ter pua, bpor Der
bbgges oe paa andre Mdaber for
bebres, og n9itsn oberalt bar Rbs
bpggernes fsrfte 6ufe moattet gio,
Plabs for fore og bebre 5ufe. Gn
Del af bore 2anomanb bar tsbt
mere 9anb; tbi BEN, Tom er Der, Deb
jr bebft. bpab q. 8af. 2anb buer til.
Stun Sfabe, at life flere af bore ube'
miblebe 9anbm9ub Tom BERTH for al
faa fig ct 5jem, bo aonbet bar bill.
ligt.
g. Sobnfen fra SpO Dotota bar
nplig tebt en- 5urm mere Der, nemliq
2lrel 2inbgreens.
S.2eerftop fra 5utdinfon. Minn.,
bar oefau tebt fig en- COB 6orm ca. 4
Mil fra 8otpbeas.
q. Gesrifop bar nnfig fsbt 2 Jdrmc
en- nebe peb 8etbonia airte og en- t9'
beb 8~etblebems Wenigbebs airte
Dem bar ban rentet til g. 9onfer
og 8. 5dnien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-18
Hiels Semen

5nler, Minn., bill mart beisge be
oonite Settlementer / Snb 0atotd
BET fpoIige Nlinn. fom reifenbe
for 0onifb autb. 9ubI. 6ouie.
Oct er 9seer at Den foreneoe airs
tes 5Orlag. Wtr. Senien i9Igsr. %
bet itdI gl9oe os. ON pore gennsr
trinO omtring bill BRUCE Qeiligbtbtn
iii at foritofe fg no9le 9obe bani,e
Bigger fra Oanifb 2utb. publ. 6ouis,
og at W}r. Senfen mao b9re beftomz
men til aGe banfte Diem. bbor Dam
neren" timber gei.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-18
Hortbficlo, Minn.

Gioite 5reoae often bapoe bi ION
IabDanlig llngbomsmebe bos qaitor
9lmoniens, % BET pate Iiot 5or=
unbring, at ale be unee, boabe fro
9ben og 2anbet, fottebes iammsn.
Qarfassn piits fig mart. Deb Slui-
uingen af Mebet bdobe nogle of &c
uhse bigger fneget iie uo asttenst.
ca for Ri piite al bet, itoo gorbet b9t>
let meb 6bOtolaOe Og fine aa9er.
Oct bar I Q~nleonine at Mrs. Si-
mOnfens 5sbfelsbug. Carrie Relien
operrdtte benbe en- Care poo 10 Dol
lars fra be unge.
- 9srbag often bapbe greiibeEt
Sdamon al Carleton College, og gu
itru inobuOt qaitor og Mrs. Simonz
len FAINT belle ben banife unebomsz
Forening. Oct bar Iom en- @resb.-
p%isning mob gli3a Qnberien, en- If
pore unse piser, fom orbeiber Der.
at hi bar inbbubte. 8i bfen trottes
rebe msb ScesGreum og aage og baos
be en- ret f~ornsjelia often.
paitor Sfmonfen er / bisfs
Gage / Relfon, Minn. for at biaTpe
msb Misiionsmsbe / goftor Mdrs
t~usiens Menigbeb.
- s Onsbags oor bet Simon pc
~teriens oe 6uitrus t~pDeaarige Bril-
lupsbag; be baobe | ben 4nlsoniHJ
inbbubt belle Wlenigbeben at fpiIe III
qftens pos Dem. Sfsnt bet reeneoe.
inbfanOt Der zig en- for Glare CT
baabs unge og gamle. 2ebfaget df 81
pdsienbs Gale oberrdfte paitor Gil
monien benz en- pen @obe fra be 9ilz
fiebep9renbe, fom Mr. og Wlrs. pc
terIen / pelpolgte Orb tattebe for.
9~tftsnen ti%lbrastss faa meb Gang,
9sn Og ielitabelig Samtale.
9orsoag often b. II. %begbnber
Iport MisIionss og 1lngbomsmsoe.
9i ftulOe p9re gldbe, DIN ret mango
tddbe unge og eamle bilbe tomms oa
peltage | 6errens Sober fommen meo
cs | be 0dge.
8eb bort Weni9bebsmebe
Monbogs aftes, beitemte Menigbe1
rem bldnbt mango andre Ting at inb'
tbbe til &rebsmebe | 5oraaret.
Samesp g. Senfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-18
yOaniferen"
areoae D. IS. ROpember 1904.
Blair, Nebr.

3 91uf @ubstieneite pua Ssnbag /
ser banite lutberIte &irte til De faos
ednlige 8iOer, Torm. SCI. 1920 D.
aften 81. 7.3O.
@snOdgsfoIe / &irfens 9afement
I'll. 9 Worgen.
3ennarb, 4ebr. - SUBS,
imieneits / ben oanite &irte 5orm. 9l.
1870. = ungOOmsmgoe ON QTtes
nen ST. 7.3O. - SenbagsifOle bbe7
esnoae 5%ormtoOag ST. $50.
- 8i bar fem &dttelobne biaigt
for Salg paa 9runO al, at Der er
blepen inblagt Damp paa 9aniib
gubliIbine 6Ouie. Man bebes ina
reit tomme at Ie paa BEN; Der er
baaoe Imad Og tore.
Dnnif6 Publ. 6ouie, 9lar, Rebr.
Ter bsres ON en- Del Spgoom
tIanot gDens Stolebprn. Miis Gor1
gierte's alasie bar at ben 9runo
fact en- uges 6erie. Oct fnnes Dog
life at pare nOsen beitemt eller init
ION 6pgOom. Der bar Oiit fig.
Gn bpgtig og be9apet ung
Mdnb, Iom fan tale Og tribe bdaoe
GnQelf % 0anit Hpoenbe, fan fd1
en- soo glaOs. 0anifb qubliIRin8
6oufe a%nuiier.
- 9ermanid6 aII. q. Rop.
Rafte .4ttraction" 9ompton &c Sop.
tins nberit interesiante 5oreitiaing
,Sonbp Bottom, oirette fra bens
GpfFrelfe, 1872 Qftensr / Gbica9o. =
prifer: 80 % SOC, gsrn 25c. - 5prs
Iem life bette.
Qanbsmanb I Blair og Omegn
beoes at erinbre, at be fan fgbe
&c 9ine biGigt / 0dniIb gublifhin5
6ouie. Duff at gore al ben 5orrets
ming meb os, iom De fan. Oct ffal
oltiO gIebe os at fe eber i pOr Scr,
refining.
Or. s. 6. GIart. 9jezSpe.
ciatif, tommer til Blair Wanbog :.
8. December.
8sbmano s. s. Rielfen bar
b%ortbDttet lin 5orretnin9 Der / gnen
til Mr. 8. 90. Darlington, GRAB
Srdarb, Sobnion g., Rebr., mob
en- 9anoeienbom / 09rbeben al
nebnte 9D. T2r. Rielien bliOer fore
lsbig / 5orretningen fom oens ia
nager. og Mr. 6urrington Iober at
fOrIDne ben msb iaa gob en- 2inie at
.0rp 9oobs" og Groceries. fOm
fnoes / gDen.
5Der 5~orsbag Qten er
Der @pmnaitit I Dana Colleges
SpmnuiitIul for unge M9nb fra
Blair gh Og Omegn.
= 5reo. &. NislIsn, en- Brober til
9r. Marie NielTen og Wrs. 6. 6.
9islien, bar fer / 8pen | fibfte l1gs
at beige Ssftenbe og Slagtnings.
6an bar 4nfettslfe Iom Glert I
6tatsbepartementet / Dafbington.
.. g., Os fpnes gObt ON tn Stiain9
Der.
Gfufoe Der bore un9e bigger,
Der snifer at tage 9Dmnditit, ba fan
be fao 2ejligbeb BERTH Munbog, Snss
bag % 5orsbog ST. 5 gftm. | Miis
Rotbisfsns &lusie puu Dana gols
kg..
aae 8pens Stoler pil bliOe lufs
tsbe paa thanksgiving bar, men Re
pif bore udbre Os / Sang Oogen Fl
ter oe life Iom / Sjor Iufteoe ogfaa
ben fslgenbe 5rebag. Stolerne bill
ido fad to fulbe Tigers 5erie I Sulen
og en- fulb l1ss melem 9inters os
5oraarss Serminerne.
mills Marp 9ufbberg un>
berpiier Begprioere og Dioerfomne
| Orgelz og pianofpil, - tr9Hes pda
Dana College.
s fbite uge bar Der bldnbf
,,f4ool nptes" | en- df 8pens 4pifer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-18

d. s. 6. GIart. 9iezSpe.
cialif, tommer til Blair Wunbag ..
5. December.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-18

Q%anbsmanb / Blair og Omegn
beoes at erinore, at be fan fsbe man
&c 8ing biGigt / 0unifb gubfifhin5
6ouis. 6uit at gore al ben 5orrets
ming meb os, iom De ian. Oct Ifal
oltip elebe os at Ie eber i Dor 5or-
refining.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-16
LOCAL OVERFLOW.

Severed choice real estate bargains
are offered. See Page q.
Through the efforts Of Nj. Russell
and others, the council room has becn
secured for q reading rOOm,OT meeting
place for the many elderly gentlemen
spending the season In town. The daily
paPer~, magazines, etc, will he sept
On die.
Nj and Mrs. Thadaru- Graves Of
Hatfield, Mas, and Mrs. n. = Ouint
of TyTOn, y. e., are late arrivals At
the Turner House. which h now full
\ dozen OT mOIe have been tuTacd
away IRON this house for lack Oi
room, already this season.
Miss NJ. D. Neal, president of TIA.
Florida ". &. 7. e., returned home
On Saturday from Philadelphia. where
she bad heen in attendance On the
national convention of the White
i;ibbOners Miss Neal reports a iinr
time throughout. One Of the most
enjoyable features was a visit to At
lanti, City, where about Loo mrmteI-
of the convention were the guests oi
the ChailOnI HOtrL Miss Neal also
visited tie HechneTs at l.ansdale,
ia. While In Philadelphia there vas
= snow storm, which was enjoyed fOT
the novelty of the thing to some oi
the delegate. On the way south ia,
passenger train ran intO a work tIaiu
near Petersburg destroy Ing tSOth Cn
rinrs and iniuTinP some at the pa-'
syugcTs.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-16
ALAsoR ENTERPRISE.
cs-apsragIte Eznsrtutent D. siaN
skasmFrwfaa A.. Ntaaea

! co-apsFasIve Ezpsrtrient D. STATS
aaaFrying a. Nsirs.
UnIaa stnts-s Consul Mahir. ~ Ma
tingham. ERgIand, rei"rts that ulinins
aud industrial ciF,ies -eueraI.y la ths
United KiRgdom aTr iuiruiiy watching
n cO-og,erative experiment vhish - u
ing tried Ia slate quarying la the
pelglIl,arhts,d uf Lard fsnrby ns Ia
nous quarrirs tn NHlCs. sIys a Wash
ingtan s,,.vlal a. tlrr New Iura Times.
10 universal IL tlae Interest in this IN
asrtaking that thr uc,,'-slry working
capital has besn pro, id'd hN the Ia
bor Organize tiUu- "a tie "uilr" c"un-
try. They have Ispw subscribed sl2d-
6sza which sum. Il i sNIs~trd viii
SION b. Increased
Tie imlpttau,y - this r.ft. tInrut
APPEARS in iIc Question asked " 80
operative slate guarlyiIl 'au be- made
q commercial su,7sss. VT! MT have
90 Operative coal WiU'~. cotton mills,
Iron and steel foutdr.s~. Wopieu manu-
factories In brief. cp operation In eV-
err industry euipioy,ng n large nuni
beT 81 hands,
LEADERS % the movement rr'f''s 20
Sc IA its su~7-- o." emancipation
II labor from thc bondage 81 capital 20
The gloWlug acpunt. 81 40" uu'lvrtnk-
iug's present Su.cs,-s aud futur" pJs-
sibliltles brought by trad" uni"n dele-
gates who have visited the guafries
have given risr 10 visions "f untvld
wealth In this rev d"partur. oue re
suit Il that pro-p"vtUr- tnr'ugei the
mountains - N0rth Wales during tie
past Summer. AMI ovuer~ 81 small
gaarTiss were approached with oilers
Of purchase. this With view o. form
ing additional ,ufupanisS ON the basis
Of the oril lnsl one
Tie ar,lor 70 enthusiasts hnweN er.
was oDpled hy tie show INK 10 q del'it
balance la the report - the first years
working ~ the undertaking Int c0ufi
dence Was restored hy The explanation
that the deficit Was du" Go le.itimats
EXPENSES % development - mines and
that 10 would H. more than made ~
~ the future. vh"n th" ri,her veins
(confilently believed o. exist should lie
reached
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-16
FLORIDIANA.

senator Mallory Is quite ~ IL
Wash .ng ton
Polk county will establish a bureat
OF information In JackrOBvtile.
D,Funiak has purchased twO chem
teal engines for hre pTo'seti"n'
I'm November - the state treasurer
repurted s5ll. so ~ cash on hand.
The Hotel Alcazar, ~. Augustine
was opc ned for guests on saturday
Lettuce i being shipped FROM san
ford and Gainesville by the carload
The Tampa Bay hotel viii probably
be purchased b, the city ot OF Tampa.
Manatee county NAV he banded for
sstsl, go Tor the purpose OF building
good roads.
Up to lat Thursda, night, i03sl
hoxes 1T oranges had hcen shipped
from LoltO
The Wireless telegraph station be,
tween hey West and Havana l. nov
receiving messages.
Gainesville IL having a carnival
week. The ATTRACTIONS have Just
bnishcd doing up Palatka.
An old soldiers colony is to be es-
tablishrd in the southern portion Of
Georgia, on the Florida line.
DT Lem a. Broughion. Atlanta
hrcry BAPTIST preacher, will burn the
air in Jacksonville next month.
The total amount Of customs AMI
revenue receipts at Tampa Tor the
month Of November was 60, 5sO.ss.
The annual meeting Of the South
eastern StoCkrrOveT's Association
all b. held in Jacksonville January
n and H..
The SUNDAY -chOOis Of Arcadia will
have a union Christmas tree. and
every pupil of each school will be
given present.
George Jones, a prisoner confined
iu the Hill-bOTough county Jail, was
rohbtd by two of his fellow prisoners
one day last week.
Fernandina will build a Boulevard
from the city tO Amelia bcach. tn"
WOrk Will be- done under the supeTvi.
sion of the government expert.
Thieves entered the Journal office
in Ia yt0na anal stole s2.O In cash,
the lighting editors revolver, and
other valuable assets. In writing
up the AFFAIR. the Journal states that
the business manager had Just been
out on a successful collecting tour,
NhiCh, perhaps. aC,ounts for the
prvsence Of -. "A in cash in the Office.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-16
sf R0T OEcEIEE0

Our orange growers should not
allow themselves 10 be deceived by
the warm weather Of the past lev
weeks into the belief that I'VE are
20 have an Oldtime winter. We
are nol going TO have anything Of
the kind. We are going 10 have
cold weather; perhaps, an unusually
cold winter. The lakes are all dry
November and December have been
very varm-natuTe must make
eyea" for these high readings Of
the thermometer
he prepared
Bank your trees
Haul wood into the grove, IL you
have . grove worth saving.
Banking and making fires in the
grove are the only insurance you
can yet. Carry all the insurance
you can pile onto an orange grove.
The rate u premium il very low,
when compared 10 the profits
Our coolest weather IN past
winters has come after warm ialls.
We have never had q freeze that
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-16
REBUILDING THE cAMPANlLE
AsssFtsan Artist D--srtb~s a~stsFtas
of Nsatse's Nsted structuFe.

AnsFtsas Artist D~-.rth~s aestsFtas
sf Nsatss's Nsaed stFuctsFe.
y. Ho,kiuson Smith, the artist. who
arrived az New York r,ycntly "a the
Lucauia. had ls-en abruad I've months
painting In Spsiu. Fance. Italy aud
England lie visited Nenicr. says the
New York Tribune. aud watched the
rebuilding 81 the campanils
"A quarter &C tie Piles uis,l~r the
tower have already bscn driven" be
said Not only j. the foundation be
ing laid. but the bucks have already
becn manufactured aud mH,L stone
cut The great library which Was
damaged hy tie fat uf tise tower r.
icing rpairs,i Already the arches
have bevn built aud tie stone cut.
Il made an Inspection uf tire site %
the tower aud tls WORK which l. bcing
dOne with the eugiuyrr. They ars
driving piles eight inrhes In circum-
fercnce Their Hiethod seeIns print
tive. and I told the ENGINEER that We
would 80 = machine O. work snd do
the pile driving in about twenty o.
thirty days Ise eHplalned o. He that
they had 60 meet a peculiar condition
Of foundation. Each pile has 10 b
driven in a certain way. hit just In the
same placc and driven ~ far In
The WORK = EoinE slowly forward.
and the saRJaniie viii sOon be rebuilt
I saw some of the piles which were
laid so years ago The hark was still
on. and. save for q slight disCOlOrati0n
near the outside. they are perfectly
sound and In splendid condih0n"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-16
WON WAITE HOUSE DINNER
nuaaIs Editor Nir~d the Prrstd<st
ts Get % Ready.

te tet " heady.
President Roosevelt owes Edward a.
Butler 10 Buffalo 4 White lluus. din.
ner ON the ele-tion, says the Chicago
Inter O,ean.
As the story goe-. Mr. Butler callsSi
az the White IIousc while ga his way
o. North Carolina some days ago and
had a hong talk With President ROOse-
welt A few days later on his way
back north MFR Butter again called at
the white HouSe for another chat with
the president when the following con
versatien eiIsue,i
Vow. Mr. Butler. how do you be
lieye I am gOing Ia fare in New York
state GA election dayr' the president
inquired
Il believe that you will get a bigger
vote than Mckinley did. Was Mr but
lsr's reply
At this President Roosevelt smiled
must blan,lly
IF your prediction cOmes true aud I
do g-t a bigger vote than Mckinley
I'll trrat you To- a. goOd n dinner as
was ever served ia the white House
during my rssldsure here said the
pre~islent
late eley'tiun nlght. when the indi
cations were that the Roosevelt vote
Ia New NOrk state would be much
greater than tlr Mckinley vote. the
following tel-gram vent from Buifala
. 10 Washington
Buffalo y 7 Noy. = LA
. The ilon Theodore Roosevelt EKegatiVs
I Mansion. Washington T. e..
Nou can act that dluutr ready
EDWARD "a HJTLER
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-16

n Plati's bill should pass Con
grsss. and cut down the rePrtsenta-
ton Of the Soash, wouldn't IL be q
joks on the Republican machine Il
some az the southern s,Aies should
90 RspubliciAa in 1866 or 1867
Dirty partisan politiosl methods
nearIy always prove b.. msFangs.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-16
EsbLery In BREAD Daylight.

The residcnCr oi j. = Adds Was
catered by thieves Sbout O'clo, <
yesterday afternooh, aud So In bills
siOlen. Mr. Adds and family WeTe
doun town. leaving the house locked
~. His two negro hands were at
woTk about go yard hack at the
Lou-c. Entrance Was effected ,hTOug IA
a WiHdUW In the pantry, and the thief
Ncnt directly Tea tin box IN Which
IR"ncy was kept 10y Mrs Allsii-. Four
ten AMI one I've dollar bills we're
,..kcn from the hpN. \ g. gold pee"
ana a small amount of silver ami cop.
DcT vas untOuchCd.
J0c l.ampkin, a negro ahOut ~
year. old, whO had bcen working
around the house, was arrested ga
suspicion.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-16

Tommy Lawson il getting q deal
% free advertising these days. II
\ the Standard Oil Company doesn't
.sssfucosed in busting him, he should
LAP q rich harvest from the seed
- isdustrioasly sown.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-16

President Roosevelt will visit the
south in the spring. II be wAnis
30 sss the Orange bl"ss m on it,
n aiEe heath, aud smell the frag
rance In lie native glory, and hesr
the melodiOus warbliBg Of the
m6cking bird, he should come 10
IseI.aaA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-16
Hundred. o. salonob.les wiIl B

Hundreds 81 sutomObsles viii he
On The Orm0nd Daytona beach
nsxs month, and DUNG the great
speed races In the spring. II there
was . good read from Daytena
10 TsmpA VIA DpLand, Sanford,
Oslando. RaFt0s, KissinHsss and
'4nkslnnA. sissss manhinss w0ald Be
p IN Florida Ell winter ~ their
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-16
Criminal Court
december SeSSiOn

~ RIMINAL. Court met on Tues.
III day and disposed Of a number
W OF eases Up To last night
the follow ing cases had been
tried, pleas Of guilty accepted, etc;
PLEAS 90 GUILTY.
Guy Heard. a white hos from Day.
tOna, pleaded guilty TO aggravated
assault. Sentence vas suspended up
on payment of costs, during good b..
havior.
Wade benton, malicious INJURY Of
property valued at lee. than tlj; lined
81 OF ~ DAYS
Frank Reeve and william Smith.
gambling: sl0 or - DAYS.
william wesley, killing aud ha inr
In his posSes~i"n ~ lid birds not game
birds: e ~ ~ day-.
Az Miller, unla wfully cat hing fO,-i
hsh in mosquito agoOn: slo and Costs.
FuUND GUILTY.
George White was found guilty oI
carry ing concealed weapons.
Will Davis wa found guilty Of va
granCy and sentenced TO six month 90
the county roads.
RIED ELLIS ACQUITTED.
Interest has been conferred in tho
case of ]. Reed Ellis. charged Witt
marking an unmarked animal. Tbs
prosecution was assisted by Hon W
l.. Palmer Of Orlando, while AttOT
neys Bert Fish Of DcI-and and Franz
W. Pope OF Jacksonville defended
This case has consumed the time al
the court since "Wednesday noon, ana
resulted in a victory last night fol
the defense. The Jury was out Only
ten minutes before bringing In a yer
dict Of acqulttaL
Attorneys Fish and Pope made :
hard fight for their client and WOn :
clean victory.
0THER CASES.
The other cases on the docket Co h.
tried are:
Henry Smith, desertioR Of wife sR'
children.
W. W. Powell, marking an unmaTk
Ell animal
Clinton MeDUHy, illegally selling
liquor.
Lee Hamptoa, Illegally selling u
qu0T.
Janes Crims, uRlawfully carrying 4
gun.
Joseph Colyer, assault and battery
Joseph ConOver and J. T. Boon, %
lrgally drawing a seine.
A nOlle vas entered In the case OF
Pierre d'a Pratt, assault.
Leon Desplana Of naytoaa was nat
uraIized-
The jury for the week consisted oI
w. 4. Wells, Henry George, e. W
GLASGOW, Henry Morris. 4 +. smith, 4
T. Bennett, \. H. Brooks, r. p. Wal
tiers, Thomas Tcdder, A. Ten Eyck, r
+. Gross and J. A Eriekson.