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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-12

! -Edwina Robbins in ST. Nicholas
Mrs Prairie Dogs Boarders.
+ Texas is Il nearby land To the jewellers
H the southern states, Many of the
/ poorer white people go there To mend
+ tbcjr fortunes: and not few of them
come back from its plains. homeSict fer
! the mountains, with these fortunes un-
ncndcd, Daddy laban the half-hrecd,
son of an Indian father and negro
mother. who sometimes visited Broad
+ audS plantation, had been a wauderer:
and his travels had carried him rs far
sirId as the plains of southwestern Tex
IH~, The Randolph children liked nj
/ moSt better than amy others, the stories
! Ar brought home from these extensive
travels.
/ DE prairie dog a mighty curious some
! BUDDY, he began one day. when they
asked him for Il tale. Hit lives in de
ground. more Namcr dan grounding.
! But dey amt come out for wood non
water an some folks thinks dey goes
|pJUmh down 10 de springs what feeds
wells has kuowcd dem what say dey
ga fur enough down to find a place To
warm dey handS-but dat amt de tale
T i'm tellm'
j "a long time ago, dey was prairie
4 dog what was left a Widdor an She had
! q big family To keep NJ. ON. handy!
She say to dem dat come Ia visit her
in her fiction, what ! gWiue do to feed
my chillent'
ID most o dc varmmts tell Miz
I Prairie Dog dat dc onHest way for her
to gir along was to keep hoarderS You
got good home, an you is Il good man
5agcr. dey say: YOU bound 10 do well
wild hoardm' house.
/ Well Miz Prairie Dog done sent out
dc runners to ram dc HicrS to fly de-
! crawlcrs to crawl. an tell each am every
dat she sol mp boardin housp. She say
She rot room for one crawlcr and one
( dicr an dat she could take I'm "A whole
Ipa>scl q runners.
well. now You knows tlicr'S Il bird
.or bit mouglt Ice bat. Ef you was look
in for little folks. hit mought Ice but
1 trty. Miz. Prairio-pog amt find mo-
Hirrs what wants to live M meath de-
ground. But crawlcrS-bugS AN worms
an sich-dey mostly does live I'M meath
de ground. anyhow. an de fust pusson
what come Secbiu' house room With Miz.
Prairie Dog was Brother Rattlesnake.
i dcSt been Hooded out q my own
house, Mr.. RattleSnakc say: AN | like
To look at your rooms m see rf dcy suits
me-.
~ show You dc rooms. Nliz. Prairie
Dog tell i'm. / bound you gWmc Ia like
en-. got room for one crawler. an y"U
could hc him; but
Mis-. Frarrie-l|og look AT her chillen
she am I say no morc-des look ut den
pralnc-d"E gals an boys. am say NJ
more.
MI. kattleSnake am Ike bcln Calle,
II crawier so very Wen; but he looks q
Gem rooms, an low ne u take EN-. MP
tTalrle-lIoE Sot Sohlethlh on h"r NINA
an Iof" &c snake G'I AWAY ull Som"tillh
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-12
Her Legal Status.

The Dominie-Are you your mothers
little darlingg
Baby Ethcl-Only half the time You
see the court decided that papa was to
have me for six months every year
The Wasp,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-12
A Friendly Tip.

j don't see why You gave that waiter
. tip. II was the worst dinner / ever
ntc.'
That's why tipped him. | thought
I'd give him something, So that he could
90 out and buy his own."-Iudy.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-12
Floral Scarf Worn in Paris.

The now floral scarf-iou- and supple
rs a length Of softast Grape "r ''a...'t'-
is tie novelty of the hour ju Parl
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-12
BRIEF NOTES OF
GENERAL INTEREST


Mrs. John Disston of Grand View, Ill.,.
has given birth to a second pair of twins
within eleven months. All four are liv-
ing. The father is a young farmer,
Herman Johnston. the 3-yoar-old son Of
Gustav Johnston, OF Dcs Moincs. la.
found Il sack of peanuts and two pack
ages of gum. He promptly ate them and
died Il few hours later, the mess having
cloggrd his stomach.
Wild beasts that escaped from some
circus have been frightening Rootstowu.
o. people for three days One large
leopard and a smaller one have been
seen and shot at. \ hunt will be organ
lzed {" capture or Kill the animals.
Take dose of Paris green and it
wilt put an end to your troubles" said
II stranger whom Christ Schuster of
Cleveland. O., told a few days ago of
his suffering from rheumatism Schus-
ter followed the advice of the stranger.
He died.
Fred \, Clark somnumhulist. mis-
took fourth story window in a John
street apartment house in Springfield,
Mass. for n door lie was probably in
| stantly killed in the fall, which broke
! his neck. lie had been addicted to walk
ing in his sleep since childhood.
Owen German, Blue Island negro,
| who Is ~ years old, set n new Cook
| county Clll.l record when he applied fer
| Il marriage license He secured Il per
nit to wed Annie SrarIes. who is TWEEN
! ty-siN years his junior Up to date the
| oldest applicant for license was 50
years old.
-Four young women al Mauitowoc,
! Wis. on wager. went IN bathing in
| Lake Michigan. The quartette found
| the water too cold for a plunge and con
| fined their efforts to wadng. They coli
| lcctcd their money. however The water
| water was at the freezing point.
Mayor Tom l.. Johnson of Cleveland,
| O., is alleged to have in the cellar of his
| house an embryo motor which has been
| tested already 10 a speed Of SAX miles n
minute. The mayor refuses to discuss
| the subject Councilman Patrick
! Gallagher, his friend says he has seen
it work and that after n while II viii be
| perfected
Just as workmcn had finished erecting
the equestrian statue of Joliet IN . raj
Ion park. vt St Louis after removing 1t
from the worlds fair grounds at cost
of 5000, it crumhled into dust without
any apparent cause. Carl Bitter, the
sculptor said it would last ten years,
but il did not last ten minutes after dis
solution began.
During severe rain and electrical
storm at Brunchyilc. Va, large hal
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-12

Wild beasts that escaped from some
circus have been frightening Rootstowu.
O., people for three days One large
leopard and smaller one have been
seen and shot at y hunt will Ice organ
lzrd Ia capture or Kill the animals.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-12

Herman Johnston. the 3-yoar-old son Of
Gustav Johnston Of DcS Moines. Ia,
found sack of peanuts and two pack
ages of gum. He promptly ate them and
died Il few hours later, the mess having
clOggcd his stomach
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-12

Take Al dose of Paris green and it
wilt put an end to your troubles" said
Il stranger whom Christ Schuster of
Cleveland. O., told a few days ago of
his suffering from rheumatism SchuS-
ter followed the advice of the stranger
lie died.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-12

Fred \, Clark. a somnumhuust. mis-
took fourth story window ia John
street apartment house in Springfield.
Mass, for n door. lie was probably in
stautly killed in the fall which broke
his neck. He had been addicted to walk
ing in his sleep since childhood.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-12

Mrs. John Disston of Grand View, ILL.,.
has given birth to second pair Of twins
within eleven months All four are hv-
ing. The father is young farmer.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-12

Just as workmcn had finished erecting
the equestrian statue of Joliet in . tal-
Ion park. IT St Louis, after removing 1t
from the worlds fair grounds at cost
of 5000, it crumhIed into dust without
any apparent cause Carl Bitter, the
sculptor, said it would last ten years,
but it did not last ten minutes after dis
solution began.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-12

Mayor Tom L. johnson Of Cleveland,
O., is alleged to have in the cellar of his
house an embryo motor which has been
tested already to a speed Of SIX miles n
minute. The mayor refuses to discuss
the subject. Councilman Patrick
Gallagher. his friend. says hc has seen
it work aud that after while it will be
perfected
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-12

During "a severe rain and electrical
storm at Bronchyillc Va, large haul
stones fell, killing many fowls, small ami
mails and two horses. lIousctops were
beaten of and the Scaboard Air Lane
railways shcctiron warehouse roof was
ruined. Vegetation and crops were al
most completely killed. The storm cou-
tnucd for forty-ive minutes.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-12

-Four young women oi Mauitowoc,
Wis. on a wager, went IN bathing in
Lake Michigan. The quartette found
fined their efforts to wading. They coli
Iectcd their money, however. The water
water was at the freezing point,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-12

who is ~ years old, set new Cook
county Ull) record. when he applied for
marriage license. He secured II per
nit to wed Annie SearIes. who is TWEEN
ty-siN Years his Junior. Up TO date the
oldest applicant for Il license was 50
years old
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-12

An E~canaha, Mich. woman. whose
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-08

and Ice their sfhciency: slso. dat thsy
must not be packed sway on tn cell
tnsa 90 other rsEsots paris q ths beat
whers they are difacult % secessL BOsh
% tlese conditions are met IN The pres
ent invenfloA. fOg ths NE prcserxers
are kept perfes-tly dry In the weep
tAcies and ye, are ready sor instant ne
In eAss % emsrEency.
hut the chair Oaers still another Cd
vantage-namsly. that whrther the life
pTeserver be rrusoyri 90 MT the chair
can ~ nsei N = life raft. - that ths
shipwrerAed pazsengrr nee1 not werry
absat the prBtbeT adiustmeut q the ME
preserveF. bus may cling % hts chair
tor suppart. Tue chair h made IN &C.
coniancs with the United States steam
bat in<Isstlsn laws regarding NE
rafts q this type. - that . STEAMER
prOvtded with thrse chairs wouh MI
have % - e,Iuippcd vita tho usual
bulky lfe raets nov rr-Iuired Thus
every chair yin ~ = ME rsft and even
NE raft couid be u.-d - . chair In
stead % uselr~siy osupylng valaaels
stSraes spaos.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-08
Is..f-... Ca..ss q. c-s-A

~ laual aT9.liratious - they cannsst VISA ths
0Ilr Uay 81 euFe asafns-.s. AMI thai h 10 esti-
s1iaufifInnl s.lusslisz. lhssafnlus u caGIs-i -
the inGauns-l CtsIs.lffisrs ~ ~ marus hnins
90 IN Eusiachian futr. when thh talr y
3nfaanned you have . runiiinH sIIarI1 - IN
pFFfccf hcnFtnn. AMI Nkrn \ snatrs-lY
chuard n-afuers - thr Txs1Ili. aud unls.s tn
tnfianmafifsn caH - taken aut ard this tulur
glsaloTUd - 90 u.rrlnal cts1liIItan. hE1rlnlu el
are eamn1a - 0mfnrrh. uhtsh u ne hing hat
IN llfaIns-i sslI.Iii 80 ~ tn mnIxltls aIIrfne
We uln Hite the hunlr.d ihsilaR fsE any
60 20 nssafns-s tsauuri b. oatEFrkl that oaa-
nnf ~ eurrd ~ naiis Caiarrh Cure. ssnd
RJ.CHENEY a en-. Tols-as. a.
Raf ~ nFuaEiEIs -
Nails EamlIy llils ars ~ l.ua1-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-08
a-t-nsIa- ~. nlsrIrr.

Metlis-al rxIsrts arr Ealing the at
teatioa % th~ Pub,ic 90 the imIortance
- performiRg the nose blowing OI-ra-
tioa In = scicniisc and hyrieaic man
ner. First Onr bastril and ti~n the 9th
80 should - blown wlthOut undue vio-
lence. Doctors state that the two nasal
passages shouId sever ~ eso~ea at the
sane time. n they are obssFurted. -
IN the case a. q cod. The hack q the
shrOas b aIied win eOnprrssed ar.
and tbs. taertheF with the discharEs
and The microles whirA q coaiains.
may b driven shrOagh tho eustsci,iaa
tns,e iuts ths middle ear and lad 90 -
rsoas rsssltz -I.osaon NAH
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-08

planned we'll 60 keep Mrs. Ne.
Bride from making any stir OF
asking any questions until they
had three days start Of her. They
could have been in Canada OF yell
On their way Ga the Pacific Coast
before their mother thought Of
any thing wrong. That Gray
has shown himself To BE = very
small piece Of n man. lie could
be hired b. do anything but hon
est labor.
Mr.. NJ. Wheldon aud wife aud
little SIN MOFice left "Wednesday
for Bangor, Wis where they will
sP'nd the summer at Mr.. WHEEL.
don : old home. Mrs. Wheldon is
very much out Of health: Ne are
ia hopes the chang may do her
gOOd
Mrs. Irby will return To her
home ia Jacksonville.
Mr.. Vim. Laws Is quite III with
lumbago and neuralgia. She il
great sufferer. Dr. MScDiarmd.
IL DeI.and, is her physician. We
hope she will soon get relief.
Mr.. MyrOn Briggs was calling
on friends in Orange CITY We'd
nesdAy while waiting for his train
for smyrna. H. was on his way
home Io Port Orange. Tie had
been attending the land sale in
Del.and "n Monday.
"" are needing rain very much,
thermometer running up in the
ninetirs every day That Is ali
right Il We only get our rain.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-08
BARBER WILLIE.

Npaetai tuTf~ Issilaenre
BarIerville, Jun" 9.-We ar,
having warm days and lovely
moonlight nights.
Mr.. Alhert Turner went &" DE.
Land Sunday altern,nn.
Mr.. HeacUck is still ia pat
health.
J II. Tatum. ~ Turpentins
City, Was 10 this village Monday
Miss Annie Turner, # bland,
is visiting hrr cousin, Miss U..lla
Turner, at l.ungr-n this week.
Your correspondent sIS.nt the
f"rrn'On Sunday at Mr.. :. r..
Lemmun's, Wher. many of Mr..
Lemons friends met and nj"y-
81 same Iinr Icr cream. a. the at
.eTR-,n Mr. W. X. { nderhill ais,
mated "a To u iu- dish Il ,r,.
cram.
Mr.. l.. l.. Brown, "f Miami,
vas visiting his hTptlrr. lL,rs,n
6r,Nn, last week.
sHrberN lie needs spm- pre-
srcssIye vegetable growers tO
cuIne here aud start up business.
We have the lands and transIrpr-
tatIOh. What ~. need nov j.
push.
The Records liersOn CURES
puu'lent SAYS, The. last element
there ar still rejoicing over the
results "t the election" l pre-
suns u Is >" all over county. IUu
$50, Mr.. Correspondent, We have
the SANS element BADLY beaten.
They have nothing To- rei"ic,
over, have they?
The man Who would AL his
party Ia n permanent victory
must do 80 10y elrVating the m"r-
ais Of his people. not by bribery
ia any form.
We hear n great deal of com
plant If the tad condition at Tia.
ruads her. Even III. g,.d ladies
are complaining. tn" Rad,
should at leas, I-. kept ia passa.
BILE condition.
J. ID. Barber Is visiting his
family in jacksonville this week.
W. II. Min-heW is ia rhargr of
his business at this plare during
his absence.
The young man at pi-r-"n Wh"
sent Mr.. Perkins his money hack
IS hero, and has taught the les
soR that true manh"'-l vet exists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-08
USE OF WHISKY
IN VOLUSIA
How q was Used in the
Election.
HASBEB cur NJ TINE HALT.PIST
saSWlnG Acts Whleh New smyTua
and pelana InasFsed.

THR News d'es n"t presume a.
tell . mat that b. must net take
= drink Of whisky il lee thinks
he needs it. Ia fact, il has great
sympathy fOr.thoss who. having
taken one drink, are unable t.
stop until their brain j. leGugg,sl
and their manhood uhliterat.d.
We say again, THE NEws has nn
censure fer these weak mOrtals-
only pity.
But fuT tbUss VIM knowing thu
weakness IL these individuals. and
knowing IL, undermine their r-a-
sun and then send them IT, the
polls with . ballot-no name j.
tOo severe, no punishment too
great, for such.
Satan ia his character Of The
TemPter," or the sneaking wulf
disguised IN the skin Just turn
from u Peaceable sheep, art para
gOns Of virtue when compared
with u man Who will take aslvant.
Age of u brothers. weakness aud
steal his SENSES first and after
wards Lis vote.
Still, there are men among US
Sho do these things and then
pose Is adyOcat,s Of Temperance.
sticklers for morality aud pillars
OF the church.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-08
A HANDY LIFE RAFT.

Hovsl CS@StaaetSa sf Deeh Chaas
asa Laae Fsesegves.
In the picture herewith shown 10 o.
Illustrated q novel chair adapted Zoe use
OA pleasure boats and pass~agcr steam
srs The chair IL Of the ordinary f0ld-
ing camp chair type. consisting q twO
parts hinged togrsher and on which Tie
seat h supported The bsck % ths
chair Il hollow. forming Q receptaels
Cor q NE Prezerver % the common cora
type. The reVsptacle ls closed by . ~.
which provides q water tight covering.
Recent disasters have proved that
e0rk NE pEe-ervers must aOt ~ eIpSs-
81 % tbs weather o. they viii soOa rot
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-08
BomsssIealed "WnT' Bssl..

Mrs. sans has n hock of Wild
ducks that have become dOmesti-
Gated. The flock numbers six
teen, Of various ages, from the
two odd ducks Ia three or four
weeks old. Il is quite = sight "a
watch th. little ducklings feeding
on fiddlers along the river shore
and in the canal.-New smyrna
Breeze.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-08
Thers ns Few

people who know bow % take care Of
themselves-the majority Do not Ths
livcr 10 most important organ IN The
body. Hsrbine vii keep Il IN e0sdi-
tioa- v. c. SimpkinA. Aha, Tsxss,
writes; i have ssed HeFbins Cor
ehills and fever and ksd q The best
mediciae I ever used ! Would not
be without a. II - a. good Cor ehil-
dFen - q is tor groWn-up people, and
recommend a. IL l. 6ne fos Ia
GFippe." Sold st al drnssiseA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-08
PORT ORANGE


sss-cial 'pTr,-E,.u.i'-Iss,.
Mr.. IhaT'c~ Niliurn lift Sunds,
h.,rRing tot ~ Auru-tiur. Tie e..
prCts io lr al.-ent -,SrTal seeks.
Mc--Ts l;"tHn>bn ani Winn ,tartrd
ga a cruise dean the river Mundsy
morning. They cNPcct 10 go A. Tar
a. stuart. MT Isobin-pn = prospect.
ting.
Mr.. DuPoni of eur viIlar, {. visit
ing friend. In Drl.and
We are glad 4" see a. mu,h piitnr
ready f"T uur bridge aCf"-s the Hall.
faX. % i,S,k- a. 10 the long promi-, d
lHisrt Wa- a,-,ut Z" matrIia'igr
NJ. IhaTlrs sh,VrT ht- greatly im
proved his hou-r by asiiing a puT,h
acT1s- the front.
Mr,. Parker 'ame up fTom EllOra
aud H. visiting Mi~- I;,s-r MCiIanirls
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-08

II hear that yoa fave very con-
srientinls OF rrsncn In this to~n!"
IEterto 'atcj the stranger
Il shOald say they are consrien-
tiOas." replied the citizen Why.
they are - much opposed tO Eam-
bling they vont even look at 70.
What do yoa mean"
WAY. u they see . poolFoom 10
operation they viii tara thsir hacks
and close their ewes
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-08

Thousands annually bear witness g.
the efficiency of Early Riscrs. These
pleasant. reliable little pills have long
borne = Fcputation second "a none a.
a laxative aud eathartic. They are as
staple a. bread IN millions of homes.
Pleasant but effective. VIII promptly
rrliCye constipation without grIpPing
Sold b. g. w. Fisher.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-08

There are many ways IN Ebich
10 secufe votes: Is have b-en
proven in Volusia county.
some psOple have sidestePIed
the straight aud narrow path, ia
. legal sens-, aud the threat oi
prosecution is held over them (;
some are given fat Positions feed
ing from the public crib; Others
are promised juicy jobs in Oh"
fHture; some are bought at -"
much pr head--or head ct the
family; some are given u feN
drinks Of Nhisky; -omr ar hired
tO work" las NEWs has eun-
siderable evidence Of various
kinds Of influence" eXerted NIth
the ole rnd "i v"is- retI ing, aud.
believing that this evidence will
H. Of interest 60 eur readers, and
open the eyes Of many h"n--r
voters, we shall, fr,m time tO
time, tell just bow it il done.
One of the Rr"st dastardly Ways
Of winning votes is by the use "f
whisky-by dePriving a human
being of his SENSES to serurv his
vOte--by bringing him L-'l"~ the
level Of the hog, or the dug. and
by helping to deprive his family
"f that respect due them 10y broth.
er OF father. Ne l"wer way of
vote getting eah b. devised.
Most Of the readers &c THE
NEws have been appraised of the
use u liquor in DaytOna On the
day Governor BrOwand spoke
there; how q cUunty official Of
vOlusia - mt Ga worth IL liquors
there from jacksonville o. n
proper" persOn, sent from de-
Land 10 receive 10, presumably
for free distribution oR the day
the governor Of the state was b.
SPEAK, in order TO raise a rough
house" at the governors nesting
hOw this liquor fell into the
hands Of the wrong parties, and
the whole rOttenness VAS exposed,
and the plan frustrated.
TnK EEws has been informed
that l76 half-pints Of whisky were
freely distributed at Seville alone
on election day.
TEE News has evidence that %
OF more hslf-Pints vers received
by o eertBn county Official and
distributed from the county court
house Q few nights before cleo
ton.
We ell know that several sots
around DeIAnd we're kept full
two OF three weeks bsfOre the
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-08
New Cure fOs Epilepsy.

Il. Waterman, Oi NatrrtoNR, %.
Rural free delivery. wrItes NV
daughter. afflicted for year with cpl
leP>y. Nas cured by DT Kings New
Life Pills She has Rni had an attack
lor over two years Best badly cleans
e. aud lfs giving tonie pills Ca earth.
= cents az all druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-08


all know that, un election day. a
number ri changers on" "f the
organization were full all day
around the court house.
The follow ing letter from 4
friend nj Piers"n will shaw how
whisky vas u-'Sl their:
PIEEsoN. May -, tSi.
EDITOR DEl.ANB NEWs:
Allow me space ia your valua-
lie paper {" state a few facts
concerning the recent primary
election. The action at th,.
Sans campaign managers at tins
place on. the day 1T rleciI"n Wa
u disgrace tu th" fair uaIn- # de-
murracy. They -et meal {" have
taken possession ui the dsp-i and
used u fer IA depository Ter then
campaign ''h.-'se' amd surli -s-,.Ir.
Of debaucheTy, and "Ilr-r "i pr"
family, that flowed tr"m tiRI.
we're enough tO cause blush "i
shame On the cheek IT every Il,
cent Ip'rs"n Via supIrT,rd that
ticket. The dcput Is within ~,
hundred yards Of the Polllnl
place. Liquor vas brought then,
and freely offered 1" ia, public.
but il any others save tl,e sans
crowd partOOk of It, il vas n",
dis"ernabh by their actions. One
would Judge by the actions "f
thus" who InIbibsI Il freely, that
It Vas of 4 very Low brand # tl,.
y"te-purchasing kind aud Ia
keeping With thu character IL
thus Who s'.nt and those Who dis.
tributel il. IL has Is-en Apr,
priately named pop skull, anu
hereafter We will spa ak of that
party a. the ISp-skull party.
They saw defeat staring them ia
the face and did not stop at send.
ing their "p"p skull broadcast
through the land, but tried their
Satanir saHs~-.s.-sh- innocrnt.
4 young man herr only able I"
vote by "A leW months. received
letter on elerIi,'n day frnm head
quarters containing five-,lp lar
hill, with instructions how g.
vote, but they missed their prey.
lie Ma tOO noble, tOo honest tu
arcept their brii~. aud forthwith
returned their filthy lucre frum
whence IL came with uustaincd |
hands. IL Is the ardent PRAYER
If man that the Stat Executive
Commiitr'.. for fraud and brilEry, |
will order another el'~tiun. Iil
they do Ne are sure the "I-,Jr
-kulls i'll H.. badly deirats-,i. fer
many decent met AHA voted for
them have expressed Themselves
Il they had Il chancr to vote again
hey would vet. fer laE. order
and derency, The p~d people
here ar Indignant and they will
appeal I" thu c',urt zf',l So. Il they
-An grt redress.
ONE 90 IHE lNpI"NNNT.
This all napIan,,l ~ I he. str"ng-
1t pTUhil,iIi''h ,runly Iu the
State.
Thu is " hat the I-e"Plr "f In
land aud NeW smyrna. 10y Ilrir
'"t''s, have approved. This j.
= hat they ind"r-.d.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-08
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