The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-01-10
Kost L Gwinner has just replsted d
q lot OF mirrors for Niver & Son.

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The directors OF the Equitable Building
and Loan Association held meeting
Tuesday afternoon and declared the
regular quarterly dividend.
~Novelties OF all kinds for prizes at
Clark's jewelry and stationery store.
DIR. and Mrs. Houghton left by Tues
days train for West BALM Beach where
they will spend few months before
taking up their permanent abode in
Daytonn
| Remember Geo. II. Clark ia sole
| agent for the Waterman fountain pen.
Dead game SPORT" say that the season
in suburban Holly Hill is lively enough
for any sort of pare and destined to To-
main ut the head Of the procession for
some time to come.
Is -Kodaks and films, etc, Harris studio.
Col and Mrs e. II Jones left yester-
day by the i:40 train for day in jack
sonvile and from thence to New York
City where they will spend the remaining
part of the winter.
~Whole wheat bread at the Gram,
ling Bakery every day
Sneak thieves are again ut work,
having visited a number OF places OF late
in their marauding expeditions. Moth
| ing but the contents of few shot guns
will put q stop to this nefarious work
and the sooner administered the better
for the town.
-. Pictures framed to order at
Barnes
The Cemetery Improvement Associa-
ton held session in the opera house
Tuesday afternoon and discussed several
schemes and formulated some plans
which they hope to carry out and thus
secure needed funds to improve and beau
v
~. Souvenirs and Florida curios at
Barnes
The New Smyrna Breeze is mistaken
in saying that Mrs. $. H. Ray and family
will remove to that place. We are glad
to note that Mrs Ray and her bright
promising children will remain in
Daytona permanently She has 10
Gated on the corner OF lfoomis and
Palmetto avenues.
N-lrvrloping ana. printing for amateurs
Harris studio.
Willis NJ IIisle. OF Lexington, Ky.
tried his hand at fishing for sea bass this
week ioI the iirst time. The bass didn't
bite but n shark I'D and Willis had NIL
he could manage for little while. He
was n baby man-eatcr. only n few i"ct
long but in time H. would have grown
into One wR Ia cupnrious mIW and jaw.
M Fresh bread every morning ut the
Training Bakery. Its thr Kind
mother used to make.
d. Frank came out second best IN II
little encounter With II shark ON the
ocean beach few, days ago and N n
result IL wearing some I'll his fingers III
stalls saturated with healing appl anccs
Come again, Mr.. Frank, the Gazrttc- News
will ie glad to note the fact " hen vie
tory V..rches on your banner.
H-Mrs Douglass. the millincr. IL
Offering her entire stock OF winter hats
Mt cost till sold.
One OF the plcnsantcst little social
events Of the season WAS n progressive
euchT party rendered some OF her friends
10y Mrs r. r. Conrad Saturday evening
hast. Mrs Conrad has the happy faculty
of entertaining her friends III u cordial,
kindly way that makes AL feel comfort
able and ut home There was spirited
rivalry at the card tables but Mrs t. K
Bennett won out first and Miss ,BrowrI
second, capturing the two top prizes.
W~Try the Flora Fina 10 cent cigar
made in Daytona, Fla
- " T. LINDSEY X Co.
The many friends OF Joseph Osborne,
the Orange avenue plumber; deeply
sympathlp with him and his wife in the
misfortune which has overcome him
He is temporarily at least suffering
mental alteration and for his good il
has been deemed eNpedient To take him
, before n jury oi competent jurisdiction tu
, investigate the question OF his sanity.
The committee appointed to examine
Mr. Osborne recommended that he l.,
taken To- the Stat. institution at
Chnttuhoochc. whittier M has gone
/, Excessive ne oi intrSicants and cigar
, 'ette- Were the cause OF hr- "olapsn. !
Va The Gramting bakery bread il
health bread hrausc it Is absolutely IRE,
from anything Injurious
I Col. r. h Drmar,-. Who has twir,
, made the rnce for governor oi kertucSN
ON the prohibition ticket, with party