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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24
HOWARD CHARGES ANALYZED.

(Reprinted from the Montpelier
Argus of December Is, by request of
friends of Mr.. Howard.)
The "overcoatn question dilated
upon in the report of the special COM
mittee to investigate the state boards
is still among the principal topics of
discussion about the statehouse, and
the unusual advice of the committee
for civil proceedings is subject of
much debate. 1t has compelled the
members to sit up and look around,
and all sorts of opinions and ideas
are heard in the Hobbies and coat
rooms at the capitol.
An analysis of the report shows in
respect TO the railroad commission
that Smith charged for 554 days,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24
Trustees Schc,cd Fund.

The governor Tuesday appointed j.
A. DeBoer of Montpelier, z M. Man
sur of Newport and j. L. Southwick
of Burlington members Of the board
of trustees of the permanent school
fund provided by house bill No. 299.
The full board consists of the COVER
nor, lieutenant governor, state SUI
perintendent of education and state
treasurer, ex- offiei >. In addition to
the three mentioned above. The.
trustees met il executive chamber
and organized by eleeting Gov. F. D.
Proctor chairman; j. A. DeBoer, sec
Rotary; j. A. DeBoer, 6. II. Prouty
and q. M. Mansur a committee on
finance, the law providing that the
secretary shall be one of the members
of the committee on finance. The
permanent school fund consists at
present of 81, 100, 2as.20, this sum be-
! ing the aggregate of the Huntington
fund, S21l, 131 46; the United States
deposit fund, 1868. 0s6 "A, and The Yer
mont war claim fund, $240 600, the
aim of the commission being to de-
wise means to increase it to at least
81, 600, 900.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24
A Wonderful saving.

The largest Methodist church in Georgia
alcuiated co use over one hundred gallons of
the usual kind OF mixed paint in painting
their church.
They used only 81 gallons of the Longman
& Martinez Paint mixed with "a gallons OF
llpseed oil. Actual cost OF paint made was
less than $l.20 per gallon.
Saved over eighty ($s0.o0) dollars in paint
and got big donation besides.
EVERY CHURQH will be given liberal
quantity whenever they paint.
Many no lses are we'll painted with four
gallons of L. & NJ and three gallons sof lin
seed oil mixed herewith.
Wears and covers like gold.
These Celebrated Paints are sold by Fl. @
Pierce.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24
Legislature Adiourns.

After the longest session of the
legislature and in many ways the
most successful and fruitful the Yer
mont legislature adjourned Thursday
morning without date.
One of the last important bills con-
sidered was the automobile bill,
which after several amendments WAS
passed. The appointments made by
Governor Proctor and confirmed by
the senate are as follows:
Railroad ommissioners-John W /.
Redmond of Newport, chairman, for
term of six years; Eli FL. Porter Of
Wilmington for term of four years !;
i. S. Holiister jackson of Barre for u
term of two years.
Board of penal Neutrality-suspicious.
E. Wee ks of Middlebury for term of
six years, Roger w. Hulburd of Hyde
PARK for term of four years; New
man K. Chaffee Of Rutland for a term
of two years.
State board of agriculture-George
Aitkin of Woodstock, Dana II. Morse
of Randolph, Frank l.. Russell of
Shrewsbury
Gov. Proctor, after careful con-
Bideration of the merits and claims of
all the candidates, has re-appointed
| Judson E. Cushman of Burlington
| com missioner of state taxes, and
Luther A. Cobo of Brighton as in
spectcr of finances.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24
May Have Hospital in Barre.
Appointments by Governor.

In accordance with the provisions
of senate bill 146 Governor Proctor
has appointed as a committee to
formulate a uniform system of rec
oris and forms for judges of probate
and county clerks, II. A. Harmon of
Rutland, O. j. Russell Of Darlington,
FL. T Cushman of Bennington, Ne a
Bingham, of Burlington, F. E Alfred
of Newport aud A. F. Sehwenk
Brattleboro. The FIRST three named
ar county clerks and last three judges
Of probate court. Governor Proctor
also appointed Henry B. Cushman to
bs Judge Of municipal court at New
port.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24
WiIdcat and Deer.

Cries of agony from a field in West
Minister attracted the attention OF
several residents of that to wn Monday
afternoon and an investig alton show
ed that young buck mad become the
prey OF large wildcat. On hearing
tbs cries, supposed TO have been
made by the back, Gaorg5 Boutells,
Walter Hitchcock and Lewis Hitch
cock went to the scene and the sight
they found told OF hard struggle.
The carcass Of the buck, bleeding from
several deep wounds, lay on the
ground, while the snow for soma dis
lance around was red with blood.
When the three persons drew near
the wildcat made off into the woods.
The buck weighed ABOUT 100 pounds.
1t was turned over TO the game war
den.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24
STATE NEWS.
Judge E. B. Finn of Springfield

Judge E. B. Finn of Springfield.
Governor Proctor has appointed 3
B. Finn, of Springfield, a member of
the court of claims to succeed E. @.
Williams, of Newport, resigned.
Probably Oldest Woman in Vermont.
The Oldest woman in Vermont prob
ably resides ia Burlington and will
next month celebrate the 103rd ami
versary of her birth. Her name is
Mrs. Tobe Rosenberg. She has pass
ed the year at the home of her grand
daughter, Mrs. A. II. London, and,
with the exception of being blind, is
in good health. she can tell all her
friends and relatives, however, by
their voice and has good converse
tional powers.
May Have Hospital in Barre.
At the recent annual meeting of the
Barre City Hospital Association off
year, and plans discussed for the
opening of public city hospital. To
further the project and see if be-
ginning could not be made this COM
ing spring, a committee Of five was
appointed to prepare a statement of
the needs for opening a hospital in
small way to begin with, AMI the ex-
penses of conducting the same for
year.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24
PRQBkTE COURTS.
TT ~ & TABLE.
B. Il H. L. Room. s Pas. Dr.
In effect Get. s, 1916
Trains Leave

g. ~ IL Il. R-COnn. q Faa.DL
In effect Get. s, 1si6
Trains Leave
-NoRTH-:4Of S n; 5&sE,
:3ef p m; 40 P IL. S6UTH-t:Aali-@
? N; 400 p Ii; lbs ? II; n:S7 PE
OOVENTRY-NoRTH-l2:2l p n Gil D.
SoUTH-7;0l N; 4:l0 ? n.
BARTON LANDING-EoRr#-li8- III u
am; 12:1tp N; 5:l61 ? II; Go L SIli
-7:l3 N; ;0S p N 4:2lp L. A:AT IL
BARTON-NoRTH-4:l6ff n; 20. 4; =
an; 1905 p IA; 5:06f P N; 5;4s U. . wv.
-lz:7I an; 7:29 sm; III n 30 ~
lI:5zf p N.
SOUTH -NoRTB-1l:S n -
N. SoUTH-7:40 M 4:4 P L.
SUTTON = NORTH -u:S7 S n; 81 I
SOUTH. 80 8 IN; 5:t2 n
WEST BURKE-NoBTH-S:57i am; I:s.'-.
5:l2 p m. SoUTH-l2:56- NJ S'- > :
5:1S p N.
LYNDONYILLE- NoRTH-8:50l II 90 y,
NJ; n:l2 N; 4:2JT P N; 400 L; az go ::
1851 a N; l2:o5r IL; go L. ~
o:o3 y u.
LYNDON-NoRTR-1 90 s N Al l.
S:2g d IA $50 pm.
ST. JOHNsBURY-NoRT#-S:osTs u ..S S;I
Ii; Iu:42 d IA; 4:UUT a; ~ Z y 8
SoUTH-l:I51 u: S:t2 a L. --'''
p Ia; sos IL z So P N
Trains without marks run asll! 'A'f
Sunday.
A Stops only for passengers -
connecting roads or DIVISIONS
Daily, except SATURDAY. or vii
f stops Il leave passeHs9i-
signalled, to take passengers:
fDaiIy 1DaLy except MonoA!'
FLANDERS, G. R-s l.
St. j. q L. RI.
In effect Oct. s, 1916
81. TOENsBURE-WEsT-7:.ts1 .apm.
EheT-lO:OO N; 2:55 P H. 81
GREENsBoRO-W EsT-S:ee - -
kAeT-lO:47 Il; SOS P IL ...,r
EAST HARDWICK-V Esi-s'l'
EAs1- I0:S6 a M 10y J L. Z
HABDWICK-WB5T-s:25 L.
EAsT-IO:-9 u; 7:5V L. ri
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24

Kennedy's Lax4 i've Cough Syrup drives
| out tae cold aud stops the cough Con-
tains Honey and Far. Free from auy
opiaGes Confnra 5 to TIE Nauio aal Pure Food
AND Drug l. w. Pleasant to take Solj nv
| Fred D. Pierce, Barton; F. Kinney, Barton
Landing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24

Legislature friends have returned.
They are looking comfortable" even
if it was necessary for them to stay
there and draw more pay than any
former legislators.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24

E. G. Dewitt g. Co.. of Chicago, at whose
laboratory Kodol is prepared, assure us that
this remarkable digestant and corrective for
the stomach conforms fully to all provisions
OF the National Pare rood and Drug Law.
Sold by Fred y. Pierce, Barton; F. }. Kinney,
Barton Landing,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24

Get into the Christmas spirit, and
continue in it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24
card.

We The VI dersigned, do hereby agree 10
refund the money 50-csnt bottle Of
Greene's Warranted syrup OF Tar If It Labs 10
cule your cous colo. also guarantee
"a 25.cent bottle To Prove satisfactory or
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24

Ary W. L. DOu@Iiks " 0iheN :, NL1s>t-s t--Ll
CIEfidren'S shoes; for style, tit and wear
they excel other makes
II could take you into my large
factories ct Brockton, Mass. and show
you how carefully WI. Douglas shoes
are made, you would then understand
why they hold their shape, fit better,
wear longer, and are Of greater Valz.e
than any other make.
Wherever yoS i've. you can ebtaia W. L.
Douglas shoes. HiS name and prgCe i SEsFEpel
on the Bottom, wflich protects you against high.
prices G14 Inferior shoes. -aee NJ Sssbs<i=
stste. Ask s'cEF dealer fer W. L. Douglas si7Oc6
Gsld insist 1pc3 having them
Fast GJsgY EgeIsts Hsed; they Ggif not wey 5TaScE
sSfrise scr Illustrated CaTal"g of Fan Styles.
W K DOUGLAS. 8~oclstou. Rsass
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24
PAGES Perfected Poultry Food

may be obtained of the following:
i. g. Way w. Burke, Vt.
"A. ID. Thnrber, Covt nfTy, VT.
7 he &. w. Barron Co., Barton.
A. A. Webster. 5 %. Albany. VT.
Chas w. Wheeler. Irasburg, VT.
j. b. HOltOD, w. Charleston, VT.
Webster & I'll award. Il. Burke. Vt
Twombly & Col on, Barton Land
ing. Vt.
W. A. Merriam & Son, Glover, Vt.
A. L, Trip. Sheffield, VT.
We want agents in every village
where our Poultry Food is not sold. If
it is not on sale in your village we will
send you, freight prepaid, 125 pound
sack for 400 or go pound sack for
$500.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24

nHysrc,. DH' A. E. PARLN, ~
Ro 1oICIAN AND srrpcTA,
seoma aAH 6ld!G. Special sStsSc, RARao
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24

DHvsrd =; G; TEMPLETOY, ~
-elm0nt' Peoples Pb oUN' lRAsscn
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24
BUSINESS DIaEGSI1>,

j. aT NeT p sistiiiess' IA ALtIDgRalca -
eollts 50,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24

A TroRNpv ". -. \. wRIGHI. ~
-oP-e Telephone. 0 ,7e09Ik "
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-24

ET n4' n =, n. s NICHOLS, s1eco~c
ana Electro ThsT aSg 9aROal Z
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-04

Friends rrprrt that from all
portions "t the state comes the
announcement that Whitfield and
parkhlll i, IN" winning ticket fer
JUSTICES ct the supreme Court.
jam. u. Whitfield and Charles
@. parkhill are both Wurihy
Nuuu- Fluridians. They hav,
bone their duty we'll un the su-
p- m. court bench and the think
.. voters IT Florida do not $50
why thor should L- chang.
'h ~cfrr.. 10 i. the honest c"nN L..
IT,. .fthr fri.nds of thos- Young
m.u that they will he nominated
o., ilatt,ring majority in the
primary lection MAY IL. How
ever. they ar not allowing over
r.urdenc, e. make them care
&c. and they urge all their
y nds at every voting precinct
., the Stat. {" work IA their h..
half until the poll rlr-. on ia,
.t,liu- of MAY lj.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-04
THOU SHALT KNOW Tr

THOU SHALT KNOW TIE
Law "FuREwARNEu j. FOREAkN.
ED''; EVERY BuDI's LAW BOOk,
lasi Pgu .-Eed. tells yOa What your
sega Tigtts are and hoW % maintain
then; useful 20 business men and
M, hauics. marTisd uomen and single
women Tt0usands are spent YEARLY
By people Sho uug b To snOu better.
and UOuld u letter informed. Every
boy and girl should " taught the gen
eral PTincipie- Of the laE. TIE bust
ness forms al. enable you 20 draU
legal documents, ellis, leases. agree
menis. etc. Rrference 10 lie pages
will tell you hen % 30 % court and
when 90 avoid litigation Price s3.0o
In az style Of b!nding; ssso In half
Noroce5 binding: eXprrssage paid 90
receipt q price Book agents saould
Urite for terms. Address Hitch.
COX BI-lSHING COMPANY, ~
Elghth aVenae. NeU York.
2. S-Mr. Beajamin " HItchcock.
the president Of the con pany, 10 one
Of the Oldest and bcs;-knoWni publish
ere IN the Cnitet StzteA u
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-04

"a lie portion 81 Ih- Impurities.
Furthermore certain term-ut-
Shown a. auzymrs aid 10 the
work e d-cnmp. -It,"u. while the
lid partlral- adhere {" tn filter
Dol. materia The -rNasr 10
then allowed . il"w slowly cut
q th.. I'D. having mauN impure
TO- upon tn filter material. IL
flow int another similar b'd,
whore further similar action
TAX. place. Nov that thu he'd
3. empty. arruhic action go.-s "n
among thu particles 1T seWag"
left in thu int-Tstices "t the ma
t-rial. Before the next fu-h
comes. m"st nf thu sInugy matter
iu the bed has been converted
into gases. when th" bad ILLS
again. th, gas i driven uut 1T the
lsd int" the air ahoVr.
such ! tn meth"d IA u.s. at
sutton. II l. simplr and eil'ctIVe
.aud has l-,'n wildly us.d in sys-
tens lald cut NOR rrrenily.
After the sewage ha- been treated
in a Spite tank. u generally need
only lie trrated in une contact
ipd g. SEIZURE the necessary puri.
iicatI"n.
Mu-t -.ptr tank-cuntart lsri
systems contain several ha"t"Tia
beds, So that Will" one led J.
filling. another may w. 10 con.
tact. another rmptying. and
another resting empty. Four j.
favurite number Of heds fOT \
small town plant. Will" sin are
uften USED.
The contact bad system involves
only n small fall, So that 10 can
he applied to almost any district.
IL has heen in succ,ssful oIsTa-
ton in many towns hath in this
country and in England. The
secret IL it, success IL the reg
ularity of the time 81 CONTACT aud
arration. Experience has shown
that unless such regularity l.
maintained thu bacteria will not
remain in healthy condition.
At Manchester. England. is the
Target -eP,ic tank.coniact bed
.v.tem in the world The
h.ds arr "p-Rcd and closed at
regular intrrN ais 10y hand. In
th- mor, recent contact bed sy-.
tem- installed in this country
tie invention of automatic air.
lock apparatus has made il Possi-
lie o. have the beds ill and
empty at regular intervals auto
matically.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-04

T. ~. D.Tno,-rstie Nuiers ~ Nolusia C0unty :.
I ANNuTNCE ny candidacy Tor thu state
i -fnats ffsifu ths .>fh SENATORIAL d.siftCt.
and "a the SUPP % II the lits % y-luttuH voi.
80 80 Nulusia county. " Dominated ana
ris.tssl. I prHm - o. guard To- iutcrrsi- "a
q BE- ptsspla O. ths rkts 90 uf ms lsfWrr, 10 -
fair O. curpurste Interests hut uuf suteffNt-
tut o. them. o. dstuaud thu impartial en-
fsTts tusut 81 the a.. aud o. rtturu o. thu
lssiJlis. uutaruishr,i ans trust whl,h thsl MAJ
Is-s. in ma. prum-sr 90 ught aEEifsf fiuf
rule xher,.ytf ant " hsurstr UpTsrt UNITY ~.
ftrs. and O. g. 81 in my I-lutr 90 Iurta AMI
rrn8saft %. t.tlitics ~ NuIusia ,atuutl, 80
that ullf tsHsf titifrus Ill ~ any tmr levi
ire 90 a-lifr tu ans ufhys vithiu th' r.tt 90
ths Isur.f. AMI uu thl- platform ! earnestly
s,Iitif Nuur -uUIau ..-.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-04

On Iiuuu Court. S,.Senth gsdicial ClrSuit. Ia
AMI tor Volusia Couuty. FLORIDA. in shan
zen.
n.H \ =, ~Tss'. Complainant
Hur.4cr nair7-ln and Snpbir u haisssn,
is.fs uiauts.
u apt-aring O., the afiiaNit e the soitcitur
toe 10. ,uup aiuant ta the aiuNe Cause that
ths Attendants HurtCv Hatusun sud S,fihir
a Wsttsssn bis ifr. sre rsridruis 80 -iste
ufh..r than the state - florida. % Z the
sl.iruts. - tu - tlpuis. NJ. IN TIE nit~i
states. and t-..tsts-i - ~ uunii-r IS Lucas
aNvuut. that sid attendants ar clivNsd -
affant o. ~ over the aEr ssf tueuft 40 ar.
an that ths ~ az Is.rsstts be- this rtats ths
ssfN ~ 90 prnt-s. un Sh,sm S"uld tiua ssid
ds.tsudants
IN : thsr.utssn ,rssr,-i that ihs said dsfcu-
siants uurar,. uatt-sn sud = 'Ishie ". hatrss'n.
hts alf,.. ~ tttd b. an hsr't'y inquired o.
atttsstF g. tn hli - stup aiui H. rs.in 81 80
D.. ,,tt. ths art Nsnsia, in 5uus. -. 80.
D. inE ths sth day 80 std tutsnih. ,fhrr~ -
sstt ttis aiii - taks - vsuitTsss 4 ~ ih,n,
ani tn. slut.iaiusnt all haze ave o. pF,'-
stsri ~ tsiFt'.
-. tuttt-f ,sf,i..t,-i that this ,sr,irf ~ plih
It-hszi t,sf f,stF sssti-srittNs 80, ~ ~ ~ "a
Iamd Mts.kk Nra-. uaIs-r puhlishfd tn ~
tattd. Ns'iu-ia tuuuty. flssrisla-
Ntus7us tllN hand sui The sCn ~ stid trssrt
~ tsstziui tbs a dst Il April. u. bss.
sal ~ANI u. JORDAN.
ttT9 ttrsuit taurt.
49, h-n flsh. u. 4.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-04

A good complexion l. impossible
with the stou.ach cut Of order. II
pasty sallOu people you'd pay more
attention % their stOmachs and &c
20 the skin on their faces. they u0a q
have letter conplexions. kODOL
FOR DYSPEPSIA uill digest Ehat
yOa eat AID Pot your stomach back
IN TiEkt shape 90 DO lts uOrk KOdol
relieves palpitatiOn % tie heart.
fatalence, sour stomach. heart barn.
etc. sod b q. ". FisheF.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-04
FoE TAN CoLIICToE

7. rf.. % u..- rir., Voter. 20 NH.us.1 Cuuut,
I HEHEHl 400. 4rts my-f' Hs candidate
] f.f Tax tu..ssfHr ~ ~ Hs.n ,uHIufN. sal
. 90 I'll. fHt a,'.Hu ,t rFs. lt.U..sfatlt I.ruary
30 ia rr.# Nft o.. lss Q ua- fH.ru and raised
Hr A...H. H .lH."rN. sui NtN, urvvr f--iury
.ss # "a I.H..HlH.. f"r ans .'t,r. Ili. 1tar ]
So De-. t..fr a.Hl .HTf=.rf 90 uh TRENDS u !
an q, ysf..t. prom. o. f.. fffNfH.k 4l.s harsr
tHs. ..uf.- f.f i.I~.-.... u.f."4f I-'. 4.i'tr
go part .H.H|E .. H.h maurtr. sHHTF 90 form
ltr -Istff4.f.
lEt tf-IEtN.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-04

r., th,. -. ui.- nat, Nusrrs uf NuIusia ''uHiN
SHALL h.. = ,iuI.iat" for mrml~t oi ~
Hart ~ pubng tustruytHrn - tbt VE-
M. o., o. BE- b. 20 MAJ a. AMI usk To- suppffl
- 90. o. mugFaiie Nuf'rs 90 iut HfuuiN. -,
sut.uE them that q uHu.unf,vi and f''fi''i
sHa gave ths usfs mN 'arusri '."ls N' ...A
.tr.rf 10. sIas,- - "a Irg 'ur tEF htsf inter.
80 Hf zoe. VtIbt. - l.s. sN~iyu .' iEf ....'N'
GEu b tHnitH.
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-04
IGHNI CHANDLER

T. the Ilrmuztati, Voter. ~ \u.I-.a tuIniH
I ANNtH =, D. mysslf = sand ,iai' Tee m''in'
| l..r - tht. Hutri ~ fniifis lusirurialu -.iiH
- a. tbs al iaa pf ths p,.uits rat e. primars
.rt u Nominated aud re-, 'stf,i. Irriu ss -
a.. "a, b.sf tfufts f,sF ~ .fu-fani uTiuIi'
irr 81 th, putli, sshIa,i. ut NuIu-ia ~ haN'
IN thu pest aud ssk Ter -, supfTi y ih'
IhHtutsHfat. 90 the Vstuu'N !. . ~ wv
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-04
ToE coISrN rKtUsI GEE

IT, ib, a. r..z.r1tl. Vut~rs 90 Vo.usia Jo,luiy
uEIlHl HrTU.rsy MS - e yau.iliI.' 20
o. ..ttf.". o.. fls H-hst. GO tHaufg U RI, 80
arr. s4lr.f o.. fEs a,rIur GO sue primary o.
o.. Hs. 90 uaf o.. rrH raFus stN a-A gar up
Izrf bs~I- tIfl.l. u NINtANI
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-04

t. the Ds-mcyratig N0ts- ~ Voluia COuni,.
HTHEHY announC- myseIf asa caDditaig
fof County Commissioner frum to- third
dizfrtgf II nominsfsd and clogtcd. ! shali
favor lstfiuT cat az cruniy NvrH On pi1@
after GIVING ~ Citifeus 4 tu.L ffvc Chancf 70
bid. ahd shall Fuard the interssis ~ thf coun-
~ ~ Z void my own Re-petiults
=pTng tssrden l. obi
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To- tn,. p,m...rtits Nut,rs 20 Nu.usia C'unty
ANNtI-NgE myself e ,anIilai, for m'm-
lHT usari - put#l lu-'fut'.Hu 90 NH4-
80 ,..urrt. suhis,.t @ ~ "a n H' thr IT, T ..-
a. o.. voter. 81 ~. aT.tsta,H.rg pTIrHr'. I"i
80 icft the suppssrt ut ths IT, I.ari'N "' ..'
,,,uufs ", mafiH . Etla' riFt'- q. Hr
A rEEN At,
~-.,Hls. -.
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To Cd. D-msxratic votcrs II volusia county
n HEREBY annnuncs mlsrif cstiaidatr
II tsfth ofhcs of tuantt Cummi-siunrt tom
thr fuurth ntsfTtci - Neiusia uuull ~.
t,s..t - ~. aefian of the Ieulusfatig frimafl
- y he'd MAJ o.. iNs ! am Mt a srisrftd
,tndiiate bat candidate - thr ps-uTl'. ana
slso ln faxoF 1t rsdusing ths tulls ana - Jus
= A. Inrf,ssp 81 same un HalifaN rlNvI ~ .itvs
JOHN ~ WILLIAMS
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Announcements.
STATE AND COUNTY
FOR STATS sFNArOR

10 ths D,-mocrsti, Voter. 81 Noiu-ia County
4 HEREBY aunouuo, thai VII ~ = candi-
II date tuF rt-s.legttrn o. the state -snatc
fr1tm Nulusia ,zruUtN. suhigtt O. the lhinn-
cuatiC primary g. D. hgid Nay lsh. lss
take the ulstbtsl al-u a thaukinE ths tsup.e
uf ny ,slunty Sc the cuundf nv tnsN have IN
the past fttszti ln ms. aud u r-ss cttsi shall
49, even rnufi ~ mi lz'srf o. advance thr
lnttftsst q ms state, osunly and ggtplg.
FRANk " SANS
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,nn rn1IE.I., ATIEE

t. the u, .mts raft, Voter of Nulusia 'uuni'
HEREnN auuuIugt Wl-slf a. CANDIDATE
i Toe hsVrt-t .utittltt. ~lliIitra o. fht att go
q thu ls.uitar atig primary. N uuuliusisri
afid v'ts-tei. pTumt~H o. fathfuIl tstt"fm
~ dutit- uf the tf<tfiun. tufhg % = - uiN
sfaIit. IuWN y. piI>'N
l..IIata-. ID
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VoR Na.NTY scHunI BlARD

To tn Ilrmocratle voters of voiusia 'unni,
n uTREuy aunaanrs ms caniidss, Gee r.-
u ,.t.s,.ttun - = mfuiisF ~ 'tv hufrl OF
puh.hs instruction.. suhistt O. ~ a' i.'aI
IL th, Ia,.tiisz ratit Primary. 10 an r., .f'i-
"a. pu1misr o. attend o. ~ dulfe 'l .''
90 "a In thr futur,4 sifh ths -tuf ,H-ls H.
,.fsitun. haze shusn IN { b. pasi -.
IuHN CHANpLth
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FOE TAN NssE~soR

o.. ff... a. rl,- rif.. \ Ht,rs ~ Nu.u.ia tHuut,
NEEiUN l#rHarts mlr,ai r. raniidai'
f.f IHN 49, -. ~ Hf Nu.usa county. suii-
90 fu fH, ...r ...rI 90 th,. Iisu.s rata Primary
W Ntl~stN
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A. special inducemen ito WV

A. a special inducemen ito INV
-UB-cElBEEs. THE NV. will he
Int from the date Of subscrip-
tion until January /, l!s'11. f"r -
cents in blocks II five suhscrip-
tions s-nt al AZ one TIM. to .
addresses. Elsa.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-04

To the lsHu..sr1,y 80 Nulus.a tHuuii
flsllt uuslf r-iErt q - 80 D. ,audidai, tut ih'
ts.zIs.arur, lz.flrs. the pumarN MAJ lfh.
-ubittt Co. the slI - tn a. mH rats a. - .
pr SD no. saif primary. " u,utnsit~i and
sIstt-l 60 sid ufis, a.-ur, tie a. trtl' 20 IN,
,ssuuf, thutv taithfuI, and SONS, t'nti-
uu,lN Euarl sucn u-Jasrsil.' trust gwen NJ
a. fHsu ak 'ur the -uptzrf &C tuA ~ ui'H
craft fr.t.uti. o. .uIlE :. Iut 'ht ttluuil
IuHN o. PAIN tN~siN.
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SUPERVISOR o. aEe,sraArros

T. ~, l,,.tu.s'rat., Voter. ~ N..us.a 'Hu1',
An candidate fur SuI-ry.s.ir, f Nrgrsi .a-
ton fUF Nu.usia yuuuiy. a1l -hal. avn
,.sf, 90, suf,s and supTurf % 1T. lsu.s rli'-
4 have .Ntd tn Nu.u-.a gUuuiN tlffh 'tHf~.
ami have tired o. Tssrt.fu mN Iaff y. 'f'
t-zTf., o. rum mattel suI ,I,stsd. ! prHu. -
fa conduct fft uff,s n ftr interest 60 o. frt
t=guti'y. g. the hs.' % ms ~. ~
- HODGES.