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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

The evils of the insurance business must he corrected; the people will not tolerate any attempt to prevent the thorough inquiry that must necessarily prccede the enactment of suitable legislation to that end Other investi- gations may be necessary but the in surance business must be attended to in any event,-Rochester Union and Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
Wns Rendered 2 Banquet.

Last night at the Hotel Albert the officers of the Dallas Dragons ten dered a banquet to Major H. G. Seckel, of the United States Army, AdJutant General W. w. Brandon and Captain airy suuadron. The banquet was held after the inspection of the cavalry com panv and was enjoyed by the officers of the local militia companies and a few invited guests.
 During the evening several interesting talks were made by General Brandon, Major Seckel, Major Atkins and Cap tain Dexter The speeches were upon the different branches of the military of the state and were listened to with interest by those arount the board The banquet was one of the most enjoyable ever rendered here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
Meeting or nook Club.

End Book Club was held yesterday afternoon with Miss Mary Young when Miss Genevieve Smith was lead CT for the afternoon. Several inter esting papers were read. after dis- cussion of which delicious salad ana ices were served
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
NEWS OF HAMILTON.
One Thousand Three Hundred and Fifty
 Paid Poll Taxes in MnrlOn.

Hamilton, Feb. 3-The poll tax col lections for Marion county have been very good, 1850 having paid It IS true thai there are at least 400 in the county who are subject and have not paid in some years. In many instances the parties refusing to pay are able to pay this tax and 1t would be help to the school fund.
 It is probable that there will be some interest In the Bankhead and Hobson contest, but as this county Is the birth place of Captain Bankhead, the people here and especially the Confederate soldiers, feel very kind towards Cap tain Bankhead.
 MT. George Brock of Haleys was here this week, 4... .'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
Lndr Grev DyInR.

London, Feb 3.-Lady Grey, wife of Sir Edward Grey, the Foreign Secre- tarv. is dying. She was thown from tran February l, while driving and suffered concussion of the brain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

CTS decorated the double parlors and after the animated game of eucnre luncheon was served at the tapies where the games had been played. ahe prize was a beautiful bronze 1is- ure and was won by Mrs. Meyer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
FOR LEGIsLATURE.

I hereby announce q candidate for nomination member of House of Repre- Montgomery County. subject to the action or the Democratic Party. .,..<,~,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
uoch C,Iaima Innocence.

Chicago, Feb. 3.-J0hann Hoch, con victed of murder, who Is sentenced to hang February 23. made a long state ment today to the people of Illinois declaring himself an innocent man. In his statement Hoch asserts that his wife. Emile Flscher-Hoch. now admits that several important portions Of the testimony given by her during the trial were false and because of thls Hoch appeals to the people to prevent his execution.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
,Ir. Frank Hostess.

Mrs. c. l.. Frank delightfully."- enter tained the members or the 1ouhg La nnon nlv st her home on Lauderdale street
 Vases vase of carnations and pots of flow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
FOR LEGISLATURE.

am a candidate for the nomination for Member Lower House Alabama Legislature from Montgomery County, and ask the sup port of the Democratic voters at the coming primary O. C. MANER.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
FOR SENATOR.

I hereby announce myself as candidate for the nomination for Senator. from the Twenty-eighth District. composed of Mont Eomery County; subject to the action of the Democratic primary. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
FOR LEGISLATURE.

hereby announce my candidacy for nom inatton by the Democratic Party of Y 1t- gomery County for Representative in eIe
 " A. HAYNES
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
Midnhinmnn Hnnd ResIrns.

Annapolis. Ind, Feb. 3.-The resig- nation of Midshipman Judson l. Hand of Perham, Ga. a member of the fourth clas7, has been accepted by the Navy Department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

Mir and Mrs. T. B. Turner ana ram ly left yesterday for Pensacoia, whei' .hev will make their future home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

Mrs R R. Jordan of orrville. whn has been amending a few days here. re- turned to her home this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

W. R. Peacock left last night TOT Washington, on business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

Miss Claude l.. Hood. who has peer visitinp in the city, returned to her home in Montgomery this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
FOR LEGIsLATURE.

hereby announce myself candidate for the nomination for Member Lower House Alabama Legislature from Montgomery County, subject to the action of the Demo cratic Party GASTON GUNTER
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

Mrs. Jim Hunter will be hostess on next Friday afternoon t0r the neii'oeiS of the Bid Euchre Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
I. L. JONES,
PROMOTER. LNYEsTMENTS

PROMOTER INVESTMENTS.
 NO. 10 s. PERRY STREET.
 Stock in the BuiIychoop Gold Mining Com pany's property in Shasta County, Cal. J. Wiley Pope of Atlanta, President; is the finest investment to be had in America to- day. It has never passed monthly div idend.
 Mi. Harry T. McMaster. of Toronto. an Eng liah Mining Engineer sent by some pros pective investors to examine this property, and said; T have seen great many of the largest mines this continent but have never seen anything to approach the prospects which this company has It is safe to say the property will prove profit able investment"
 For five the present machinery has stamped T5 tons per day. The mill will raise that to 600 tons per day. McMas- ter reported 5000. 000 tons of ore in sight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
Social and Personal.

Misses Mary and Bessie McDumie ie,' today for their home st McDuffie Lano ing after pleasant visit here to rela- lives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
FOR SENATOR.

1 hereby announce myself a candidate for State Senator from tha Twenty-eiEhth Dis trict. composed of the County of Montgom- cry. subject to the decision of the Democrat fc Primary. M B. H0UGHTON.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

H. Watts left yesterday afternoon Tor Hot Springs to spend several weeks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
FOR sAE4.4.-

I hereby announce myself a candidate Tor the nomination for Sheriff of Montgomery County subject to the action of the Demo cratic ParY & s. BELSER-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
NNMESSGTTESyT1 GNN|'IAENI}
FOR SENATOR.

hereby announce myself candidate for State Senator from the twenty-eighth dis- frict, composed of the county of Montgon- cry, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. CHARLES B. TEASLEY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
T0R sHERTFF.

am a candidate for the Democratic nom snation for Sheriff of Montgomery County, and ask the support of the Democratic vot- srs ~t sn~ s0ih'nN JACK TAYLOR.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
SPECIAL.

BbI. Fancy OId-Fashioned Sugar. House .MOIasses, 65c gallon. Try gallon if you are hard to please.
 BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

THE BEST CUT FLOWERS Loose or made up In designs, fresh and fragrant; funerals or weddings.
 ROsEMONT GARDENS,
 100 Dexter Ave. Phone 200.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
FOR SHERIFF.

hereby announce myself a candidate for the nomination for Sheriff of Montgomery County, subject to the action of tho Demo
 GEORGE M POWELL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

The Daybreak crowd always have money. Can this he said of those who used the "just as gOOdP'
 " 8r Marks & Gayle,
 FertiIisers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
Flowers

Fancy Work, Stamping, Lunches, Homemade Cakes and Desserts.
 WOman'N Exchange
 22 South Perry Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
Mrs. Thompson Entertains.

One of the most enjoyable and beat- tiful affairs of the week occurred yes- terday afternoon when Mrs. Rosa Thompson was the charming, hostess for the members of the Bid Euchre Club and a few substitutes. With her usual good taste and skill the hos tess had her apartments used for the occasion artlstically decorated with a lavish arrangement of autumn leaves done in festoons and huge punches. The score cards carried out the same pretty Idea and were the work of Mrs. Thompson. On each table where the games were played were beautiful cups which were cut for by the guests, and the prize a handsome cut glass bowl was won by Mrs. Houston Shelley. The score was kept by Mrs. Thomp- son and Miss Kathryn Milhous. After the game an elaborate and delicious three course luncheon was enjoyed in the dining room at a table lovely in it's appointments while in the ad- joining apartment Dunklin's orchestra rendered beautiful selections. In the role of hostess Mrs. Thompson was her ever agreeable self and the afternoon was thoroughly enjoyed by herself and her fortunate guests.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

2,OOO pounds Fancy Sugar Cure' Hams, IF 1-2c pound. ..+ ? Guaranteed to please.
 BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
s.rernI Announcements.

Several new aspirants for the omces that will be voted for in the primaries that will be held in this county Mon day, March 26, announced today. Most of these announcements were TOT the Court of County Revenues.
 The announcements for the Court or County Revenues were those of Dr. w. C. Phillips, from the Fork District. I. A. Minter from the Southside Dis trict. w. H. Bell and J. F. Milhous from the West Dallas District Dr. Phillips and MT, Minter are members or the court and are candidates 10 succeed themselves. Both Messrs. Bell and Milhous. who are candidates from the West Dallas District, are popular ana have a large following. The race be- tween these two promises to be close one
 One more candidate announced to- day for the legislature, Samuel c. Lacy The announcement of Mir Lacy follow ing that of A D. Pitts, makes two candidates for the lower House of the legislature, but it is understood that within the next few days there will he several other announcements.
 The day brought forth the announce ment of another candidate for the of flee of Sheriff The new candidate is J. J. Townsend. Mir. Townsend is at present chief deputy sheriff under Sheriff Blackwell and he has a large number of friends throughout the country who will note with pleasure his entering the race. The announcement of Mir. Townsend made the third entry in the race for Sheriff, the others being ]. P. Doherty and R. H. Kennedy.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06
La.E Oct Fsr Ras,

The food aud feeding 81 "a infant are
beyond al doubt thu most Important
Questiuns with which mothers have To
deal. says a writer IN Home Notes
You Lay Dc SURE that Il your baby In
dulgc- In screaming CTS IT. fnIi -
disagreetng with a. To eat aui 90
sleep are the primary animal Instincts
vhlch guide and safeguard the Infant
NE.
I say safeguard because q haby's
brain az birth l. about II per cent
0f IT, entire b0ly weight. an adults
being only In the proportion " :ss Ter
cent % bis weight: therefore. On ac-
count % this pbenOmenally rapid brain
growth In infancy. a great deal % sleep
r. absolutely uscessary indeed a baby
cannot have too much sleep. FOr this
reason the ventilation of a nurseEy he
CONES 70 vital importance. - that =
pure atmosphere aud all conditions
which condu~e g. healthful slumber
may he assured
Any excitement 90 the little Train
growing - rapidly should H. positively
avoided and may he regardel as dan
serOus For this reason tossing q baby
bish IN the air l. q RISKY amusetn"nt
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06
VICTIMS OP PLASTIC SURGERY.

saHcr Annoyance. Pain aud tiFeRl
ESprRs~ SerkiRg Beauty.
The experience OF the woman Who
came out Of the West TO have her
wrinkles irOned out b. a New YOFk
bcauty doctor aud sought redress in
he courts for sciences failure To
work the miracle has hundreds %
counteTparts In every State % the
UEiOn.
To the one whO has the courage 20
protest and demand her money hack
ninety nine swallow their ehagrin
and say nothing. but are rea'y TO
se,h The next Glib tOngued fakir Who
Offers To beautify them.
There recently sailed to ENGLAND
10 sal her destiny az the altar with
an English peer a beautiful Ameri-
ran widow whose bate nOire had long
b"on a thin neck. full % hollOws.
How 10 face English society In decOl-
letc gowns kept her awake nights
the tongues OF bosom friends wag-
ging
More splendid shoulders neveT
grar.d woman. but alas there were
hOlloVs galore. To a plastic sur
geun she confded her dilemma
Dahl for a week she went yciIed to
HI laboratory Into the pores Of the
skin OF the offending hOllows the sur
r.un injected hydro-carbOn CON-
round This composition has all the
inrr'die rs of human flesh After
three weeks assimilation u becomes
Vholly inseparable from the natural
f.sh.
The success OF the operation that
sent the American widow abroad re-
iuI,iug In the possession Of a plump
u,,k acquired In three weeks Is not.
however. the experience of all SEEK
~ 81 beauty by the scientific route.
notable unsuccessful ease vas
that of Miss Gladys Deacon. whom
Cpu.u,lo. the Duchess OF Mar'bOr-
on D launched into English society.
Nl'tough Miss Deacon Is said TO
har. had many royal suitOTs, the re-
u..a of an artist. that the beauty %
boz profile Was marred by a dspres-
sion Ia the nose between the eyes.
~.ut Miss DpacOn To Paris most Ia
nous plastic surgeon.
The injected compound failed 70
s~similate aud. pressing against the
bone. Il played such havoc With the
ti--u-s that a painful operation fol-
low ct. with the result that original
b'cmi,h was emphasized. A second
q ,sr. ion Is said. however. 10 have
enhanced the perfection Of Miss Dea'
cons nasal outline Yorh
Times
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06
RAILWAY
TO DAYTONA
Will Probably Be In Oper-
atiOn by December I.

On to Daytona'
II nov begins g. l"ok as il We
should at last get = railway from
the ~. Johns to thu 0cran, via
Del.and and Dayt"na. Four diff
ferent parties are after the fran
chi-e. three Of whom have the
money g. put in the track.
Dr. Potter's party. "i S"ahreeze,
secured their charter this week.
aud hav, all thu capital necessary
some friends of Mr.. Ward Gould
stand rrady Ia begin work at
once.
Mr.. Frank T. Bond has the
right"fway. ur several rights
ofvay, and Is ready t. turn thes"
over To- parties Who will construct
the rad
Mr Charles =. Rirman. of Day
tuua. is the latest aspirant. Mr..
Ricman has plenty Of money h..
hind him. aud at tn meeting Of
the Beard Of County Commission
ers Monday night, offered t. put
up a forfeit in the form Of GER
titled check in any reasonable
amount a. begin work within u
DAYS and have IN, rad completed
~ December |
IL T. prubahl, that ia" several
different larties will get IT,
grthor' aud have thu r"ad run
ming ~ December.
tn, proposed line will b. Up
Grated hy ga-ul"ne m"tiv, power,
thus eliminating the unsightly
poles aud dangerous Wires If the
-lrctTir system, a. we'll a. thu
nOl-", smoke and dirt of the steam
railroad
Ou to Davt0na.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06
IN ANA WILLS nLoOxKR

and call Of ell the city or county. 70
slesp at Irregular hours. 90 bear eX.
p.-ure 90 all slTts % weasber-hlthertO
ibis has bsen the part " a man. But
the world moves rapidly In this new
century, a. Dr Bloomer well exempt.
nes. In speaking u her calling she
herself says Mess a woman has al
unusual amount - vitality and en-
duraBce. the medical profession Il no
lifs for her. She must also not be too
impre~sionAb Die. elss the troubles -
other people viii soOn wear her away.
although. On the other hand. she must
not be adamant There IL a happy ne
dium. though q IL not easily found.
In the beginning IL i not PHEASANT
WORK One must accustom herself 20
seeing things that have never before
t.een presented 20 her, she must take
the bitter with the sweet II a woman
l. a Considerations physician she can
live q very happy life, for there Is an
unlimited chAnce for doing god 20
thoae about her There ars soms men
who strsnuOusly object 20 women en-
tering this profession. for woman
physician appreciates an encouraging
word from her men colleagues more
than anything else for IL gives her n
crrtain amount % confidence % her.
self that she may have lacked fnr the
simple reason that she knew tly ragle
eye u the profession was l'out search
ingly and sarcasticaliy upon her
IlptrOit News- Tribune
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06

These are beauty rules that are high
" recOmmcnded:
Never wash your face In very bOt
water unless you arr suing 10 steam 70
and crsam H. Hot water takes the
natural oils out q The skin and makes
n aabby.
DOn't wash your face AZ all II yOa
want 10 fat Keep rubbing IN oils. hut
do not wash them out Water baths
win taks TIE oils out % thu face Won
derfully. Perspire n yOu can. THIS
pakes TIE skin enc aud soft Ths
eesh q the chest h soft because one
persDircs Tiers. and - with the palms
% tie hand They perSPlre freely and
stay sofL The brow n soft and
plump. but the eheehs are often hol.
lOw and min. hard and fun Of porea
TT % sweat the face
n yoa want q plump face drink plen
y % water. but don't eat greasy fooda
Greasy foods yin make the nose rcd
end TIE face brsak Out Try % let "a
Ter bs Jour main beverages. win cream
sna ehocolate. eOcoa aud miIk. These
yin plump out ne cheeks Ike me
ehesks a q baby. Dont 10 your face
fan IN for lack % teeth Thers are 10
many sod dentists IN ne land
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06
USE or FELT soLE0 SHOES.
Asv~I sasE-~tisa 90 PrrSeRs IsIuFiss
on Tosth hall Ftetd.
onto Daytona


Z. g. Folson. head cUach Of the
Dartmouth footl,aIl team. has an arti.
Gle .u tli- Dartmouth Bimonthly On
football rule lie calls attention TO a
uumi-r cf Inrungruiti,s AMI objection
aide feature, and suEgsSts n the sur
est mcans 10 eliminate injuries the Use
Il ru,lsr OF felt sOle,i sho,s. lie says
iu part:
Tia, rules aud the rules committee
have i-cn held responsible by the mis-
guidel publIc Cor ali the accidents and
iuJuri,-. resulting from the game: also
Tor all the exhibitions of brutality per
petraJc,l by ruwly iudiy iduals partici
pating IN the game That accidents
happcu Ia every line % exercise must
b. admitted. but that they arr mOry
numerous or more serious Ia fuutl,all
Is not established by statistics
IL l. nut trus. Ia my opinion. that the
numt-r % accidents Incident 70 the
game would D. r,,luc-l by a mUre
oi,cn style q play Surh p ,7pnt-:.iiOn
l. npt supported by cNI - u,r. 40
Iona A. a man i Permitted tackle or
biloxi there will - IA. attendant risk
% accidents. When tackling and
hi"ckug arr eliminated frOm the game
Il will h. M longer football
Open play. for which the public l.
elamoring du-s n1t abolish tackling
and - attendant injuries. but. ga the
contrary. gives OccasiOn Cor the Oi,cn
Ale. from which more injuries csIIne
than from the much abused mass play
Ia the mas play men are arrangssl %
pruie,t the player carrying the hall
from "a hard tackle. while n be- i run
ming along Ia the oTsga he Il not -
protected and an Opsn tackle h In
vited against which he canB0t ade-
quately guard himsrlf with his hands.
sinc~ They are Otherwise efnploycd Ia
holIing thu ball Open play alone viii
not therefore eliminate accidents.
The objectionable features q the
game cannot 10 attributed Co the pres-
enf rul.-. but must H. attributed % The
individuals playing the game. and legis
latlOn sbOud l,e directed against the
perSOnIel - tie terms rather thAn
against the rules.
Were ! 10 suggest a rule which would
eliminate thu greatest humber % inIu
ries u wOulh IT, une compelling player
90 wear s0ft. pliahle rubber % felt
sole-i shoes. This would bat ihjure the
Punting. but would -eriOusiy interfere
Win al othrT kinds u kicks.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06
cs.shs celia wAils HuztiAE .
BuFnlnF.

Mr.. Vim. Thos. IAnorxaa. provincial
Constable &C Chapleau. Ontario. says:
e caught a severe cold while hunting
a burglar in the forest swamp last fall
Hearing of Chamlerlain's Cough
neme.ly. tried %. and aftcr using
tua small bottles ! vas cOnIslstely
cured" This remedy Il Intended 80
psclaIly far coughs and celsls. u viii
loaaea and relieve n severe cold In
Isss time than - any 0ther treatment
ana h = favorite wberryer So superior
eneeilenre has becotne knoWh. FoF
sale ~ al druggists
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06
DON'T PuT OFF

for Tomorrow what y"u can d. toslay
II yea Pui ~ huyiug a b0itie Of Raj
laUi'S Snow ilniusrut. when that pain
c"ms> Yen W"n't have any. buy
q ls'iti" tuiay. \ I-psitive cure fOr
rheumatism. Burns cuts. Sprains.
Coniracted Mus-ls-s. etc. r. =. Gra-
ham. Prairie Grove. Ara. writes:
4 wish b. thank you fog the gessl
results ! n-reiyei frum Snow Ilni-
ulent ~ T''s~itively rtir'vl me 10 Igheu.
natism after olhrrs had faiisi. Sold
hy 81 druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06
Announcements.
STATE AND COUNTY
FOa STATE sESATOR

To tss Dsmocruiic Voters Of volusia County.
n nEhEbi announCs that uill o. candi-
III dale for re-elesti0n a. The state Senate
ffom NCllssia county, suhisst o. the lhmu-
cTafic primary o. ~ bid NAY idh. 10. !
take thts atsblsl ui-o &C thanking the is-up.r
% my county for the Clnflstsucr theN have 10
the Tssi Ftg,s.ss1 in me- and 10 r,.-eiFcted shall
use even eHOrt In ms poser 60 aiiVaucu the
iuterusi u ny stats. Couuty and peupls
FuANk NJ SANS
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06
KoR rnE LEeIsLAITRE

To the Dcmucrstic voiers ~ Nolu-ia COUNTY
FItHE undersigned hsr,.ty annouuCos hr-
III CANDIDACY toe ths ts-EisiatuTr subitct o.
the YAH II tbs ucmoCratic Nuirrs vApr,1 s-tvi
a the primary May B. " Nominated AMI
elected shall luy ais disCharrr thv trust an
mitts,l o. me % the iutsi ~ M ability ] ask
fer the supTur It ms Dsm' s-rtti. iri, nd-
Throughout ths Cuuuty. ID. y. Aphhi~fiN.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06
FnR TnElEaa.aATrRE

To the D,rnsoerscy u Nolusia County:
Ff'HE undersigned uill ~ q candidate foI the
Legislature befufs the primary Aay lath.
eubtfCa 90 the oil II tia dgElusrais a. en-
preazcd IN sai4 primary. ~ nominated and
elscted % said calcr ! assurv the Tssopls - the
county that ( Will faithfully and Cuusrieut-
Oualy quart snch Irresponsible trust given me
- then. ! A-k FOE the support 20 ny drm'-
cratic friends th-oug h0ut the county
JOHN a. PARhiNSttN.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06
a. n. NuTctlNsoN
Real Estate Dealer


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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06
EoR COUNTY rREAsUHEK

To tas IlcmoSrafic vOtsrs % voiu.a County.
n HEREBY ANNOUNCE my-sif = candidate BE
III Te-eletfiun % the Ofhcs u County Treas-
ufef. subjttf 60 the aCtion q the primary :"
~ beld mas o.. snd earnestly ask your sup
Turt. Respectfully. J. NiNLANI.