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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-11-17
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Bears the A1he Kind You Have Always BOugta
Signature "a M@xXAzzz<u

Nearly all of the LaFo11ette leaders
attribute the election of the governor
to the fact that this was a president
ia1 year. Here is point on which all
Republicans agree.
A dispatch from Racine announces
that Congressman Cooper will make a
forpla1 announcement of his can
didacy for the United States senate
within few days.
The fire department was called out
on still alarm Thursday night to ex-
tinguish small blaze in pile Of
rubbish on the roof of the Reber
plumbing shop.
The Kenosha Lodge of E1ks are
planning to hold their annual memoir
ia1 services on the first Sunday in
Dec ember. An attractive program
will be arranged for the event.
Congressman Cooper has been pc
titioned by the Racine business men
to go to Washington and make an eff
fort to get an interview with the Ma
val Training school commission.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union is making itself felt, and
twenty of the leading magazines in
the United States have agreed to
publish no more advertisements of
liquor houses.
The annual meeting of the Wiscon-
e. n re- oh so4s 1,o
held at Milwaukee Dec. 27-3O. The
meeting promises to be the most i'm
portant ever held by the association.
The principal subject for discussion
on the program is some plan for a
uniform increase in teachers salaries.
'tThe E1ectrifcation of Steam Rail-
roads" is the title of very interest
ing monograph which has just been
issued by Bion ]. Arnold, president of
the Kenosha Electric Railway COM
pany. The booklet is regarded by ex-
perts as a noteworthy contribution to
the literature on this important sub
iect.
It looks as if Editor Swenson Of the
Wi1mot Agitator was looking for
something as his portion of the re-
cent victory of LaFo11ette. At the
head of the editorial column this week
Mr.. Swenson has an inscription like
unto this: "For United States Sena-
tor Henry A. Cooper. For Presi-
dent in 1908-Robert M. LaFol1ette. !"
That ought to count for something.
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THE MISSION.

Have3yousbeen to the mission at ST.
Matthews church? Preaching service
and congregational singing Of ia
mi1iar hymns every evening at
o'clock. An address to women is de-
1ivered every day at O'Clock. The
children s, mission is every afternoon
at o'clock. Parents will do well to
send their children to these masters
in the instruction of children. The
mission is for everybody, creed or no
creed. ALI are welcome. cod
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-11-17

i Paul Maier, of Milwaukee, spent
/ Thursday in Kenosha.
| James Johnson spent Thursday
| afternoon in Waukegan.
1 Mrs. Edward Wight is visiting with
] friends and relatives in Antioch.
/ The United Charity club held its
regular meeting Thursday afternoon.
| Mrs. ]. r. Griffith is spending few
days with friends and relatives in Chi
cago.
I Miss Lulu Bohmrich, Of Milwaukee,
is here for visit with Miss Edna
/! Don1ey.
! C. G. Smith, of Be1oit, spent
Wednesday evening with Kenosha
| friends.
| Miss Frank Stewart, of Trevor, is
| spending few days with friends in
Kenosha.
/! Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. J. Bacon are re-
| joicing over the birth of ten-pound
daughter.
Miss Kelly Of Bristol, visited her
sister, Miss Mabel Kelly, Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Jacob Anderson and Miss Bar
bara DeFrang were Chicago visitors
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Baysen, of Chi
cago, visited Kenosha friends Wednes-
day evening.
The primary election bill is now a
law, and the party convention is a
thing of the past.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Parks Of Wis
consin street have little daughter
which arrived Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Larsen have gone
to E1gin, ILL.,, to attend the marriage
of Mrs. Larsen's sister.
Mrs. Ne1s Anderson entertained
friends Wednesday evening in honor
of her husbands birthday.
The rabbits recently stolen from
the Farril1 yards have been discovered
and recovered by the owners.
Mrs. Rouse Simmons is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. c. L. Hutchinson at
"Witchwood," Lake Geneva.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Becker have
returned to Washington after spend
ing several days in Kenosha.
Joe Skotski has been taken to the
state reformatory at Green Bay to
serve an indeterminate sentence.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Clark of Wau-
watosa, are spending few days with
friends and relatives in this city
The Sta1warts seem to be digging
out pretty early and all of them are
in their accustomed places again.
A. F. Dorothy is spending a few
days at Genoa Junction and Mrs. J.
A. Going of Chicago, is visiting Mrs.
Dorothy.
The work Of excavating for the new
factory building of the Simmons
Manufa curing company is now well
under way.
The young ladies of the city have
arranged to give ''Leap year" party
at Guild hall on the evening before
Thanksgiving day.
The Hon. E. G. Timme, who has
been spending month in Kenosha,
returned to his duties in Washington
Wednesday afternoon.
The usual Thanksgiving day
proclamation has been issued by Gov
ernor LaFo11ette. 1t probably came
straight from the heart.
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CALENDARS FOR 1905.

This office has the finest line of
samples ever brought to Kenosha.
Call and see them. We can save you
money by ordering your supply from
us.
HEAD & SIMMONS.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-09
NEW SMYRNA.
.t,lus from 90, Rf,,s@.

it,ius trufr 80, Hf,, ~.
Niles Dais, Ga'pryatl returned Fri
Jay night from an ,stcnd,d visit To
iucinna'i. ohio.
j. y. Turner had q .cmcut Sidewalk
placed m front of hl- stone building
this week chr. l.uthCc did the
work.
Mis- smith. sister of Mr.. PHilip
smith, j. recent arrival. She IL
clcTking in Dr iI0uchcll,', drug store
Fifty thousand Mulltt we're shipped
from New smyrna la,t week. There
were two car load. shipped In luik
The ret wcre pacSed "a barrels
is,rliu o. Wright and sifr and
daughters. Misses Lc"na and Gladys
Wright OF Penn Van, y. y. arrived
here Tuesday nirht and sill spend
tue winter a. their cottage on the
beach. They acre accompanied by
Nr aud Mrs ; D. luston and dangh-
ter Mo Buth Buxton, who WilI -pcnd
the winter In NeW smyrna.
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SEVERAL NEW MEMBERS.


a we'll attended meeting Of the he.
Land Business League va held a.
the council chamter Thur.day even
ing. aud the matter ut bDuuing th,
county for the PURPOSE oi huit .
ing gOOd TOad- was fully discu,,,d
a committee consisting ui Irc-idrn,
W H. Fudger, co. Cu,iTinr ton, - "
Johnston and -. D. Fish Was appUin
Cd Ia cOnfrT Nith the mcmtrrs %.
the Board Of CIunty Commissioner
ascertain their opinions in regard o.
the matter, AMI Tcp"Tt at a spCCia
meeting tn te held not later than
Dcceml'yr -
The tollOWiug nCW msmlETs Wrr,
elected: D. D. BJnd. = q Wilson. -
ID. Jordan, a. \. Drrka And g.. ".
Fisher.
MessTs BOYD. CIiringtOn and Ma
DaTmld we're appointed a Committ,'
on publi,ity ana pruJnOi ion Ui iondinr
ana an appropriation Of slOJ va
made for CApcB-c account.
The committee appointed L. iuyr-
tigate the matter of organ Ling a lu-
"a tuilding and loan as-nCistIun mad,
= verbal report, aud a resolution "a.
adopted iu the riie, that the Lsagu,
approve the organization 0f suCt
businrss concern and lend IS muTa
support
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Brief SsIss sf Iuirrr.i.

Prof aul Mrs. J y. Sm.tp viii Ell
terrain friends Ihl- vNcuiu. AZ then
handsome rvsidruCc bcNULu the uri.
VeFsity, anu the tort innate guc.ts Az
making the u',a-lun uuy 90 plca.uI
atle anticipation.
Miss SpaTEnan ana Nat tt SpaTt
man we're guests of ia anG Mrr Far.
rlss at dinner last FRIDAY evening.
Miss EUstUrth Muu>rll u again
able to attend her Glasses, after srN.
eral day i,incs>, aud he's mans
iriends ar, dc"ghI,d by Ucr g,c",cTl
President HulIcy returned Munda,
from a business trap 10 thc North,
NheTe he has tt.,u docking alter tn,
Interests of the university
Professor Cotton wasa ,uucTrt trouI
illness last wrek, to the r-gIyi oi hl.
many friends.
The Y ". aud \ ". &. A. AZ,
considering a proposition To- sc,ur,
Jointly the complete possessiOn OF
their present quarters In the nus,
hall and To liz them up properly foI
use By the two associations. Thi.
plan is a cOmmcndabic one and de.
serves general support.
The girls of ChaudOin gave another
Of those delightful hen hops" Satur.
day evening, and for some tune they
enjoyed themselves 10 carrying cut
delightful program Of dances.
The town boy- are organizing
basketball team. aRd IL is understood
that they will soon challenge the dor
mitOTy men To a match game.
Prof. Sears, an enthusiastic expo.
nent OF that delightful game know
az rabbit bail" has ordered three
balls and Wlll soon start a series Of
games.
Miss Marion jackson, captain, and
hoy Hamlin, coach, of the Nips and
rucks, wtre the guests Of the DazIles
aI dinner FRIDAY evening.
The tennis courts at the university
have been newly coated. and after a
few rains will he IN dnc condition..
Tue orat0rical Association will
meet TUESDAY evening To elect OfiCers
and Ia Organize tor the coming year
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The DaIIlss, one Of the ChaadOiu
basketball trans, and the NiPs anG
Tucks, the town team, played an IN
teresting game of basketball IN the
gymnasium last Friday night. Tht
dormitOTy girls won easily, the sCorS
being II tOS.
Miss Ruth Rich captai",d the Vi,
tOriOus team, and hiss Marion Ja'k'
con Waseaptain Of the Nips and ruck'
Both teams had a stTORg lineup anu
playe0 good hall, bait tue toNn girl
Uere Oatelassed and did not baVe eVeI
a shOw tOr the game. fToly--oT sears
acted as referee.
Although the game was played IN
a perfectly friendly spirit ola holt
sides, the supporters Of both teams
we're very enthusiastic, and for tNU
days the universitS vas bright witt
the Old ROse and blue Of the DaSEler
and the YelloW and Blue Of the Nip
and Tncks.
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~ INCE the Thanksg ivinR foot
~ ball game, which resulted Ia
~ the defeat of SIvtsOn by Tai
lahassec, there has been
much discussion regarding the disp"'
cal Of the trophy cup which the var
sity has held during the past season
sia<e Il 1as To 10 20 IhS team shining
the mo.t intercollegiate games aud
10th teams had twO victories 10 theiI
credit. This important question Ma
decIsd this week by letter and .
IrIegTam received by PTOfesson Baia
win. Tallahassee Will hold the cuI
this season and the permanent poe
session will be dee ided 10y the result Oi
a game TO be played neat year be
tween SlsIsOn and Tallahassee upon
neutral ground.
The telegram directed Professor
BaldwIn TO ship the Guy to Professor
Prtsrs at Tallahassee, a. the STATE
College vas To- hold IL for the season.
This vas soon followed by copy
of the letter written by AT. WilsOn to
Tallahassee CONCERNING the matter,
IN which b. stated that the tNO teams
had 80 far tied, ami IL seemed lisl
aud fair to hun fOT the UN neTship Oi
tle cup To Ia declded next year upon
neutral ground. This msaRs that
Tallahassee and SteisOn wil meet
neat year WiIh equal ehances, anu
that the cup will tx held In pSTPstu'
ity by the team which Wins the de-
cIslse game.
Tue arrangement made ~ MIR. Wal
con appears To be emlnentiy just anu
fair 10 both parties, and seems 10
give each schOOl squaI chances. Stet'
sOn wants that cup, and II her college
spirit, grit and honorable athletics
can win IL, to DeLand u will come.
ROLLINS CHALLENGES.
Rollins College, which has never
before had a football team, bas chat.
lenged SietsOn In football, aud tht
game will be played here neat Mon
DAY if the challeugrrs hold to their
proposition. The challenge arrived
Monday evening, and as a result tht
txO teams we're hastily reOrganiEeG
and practice recommended.
Although the squad had broken
training foF the season and the giant
comes rather unexpectedly, IL 10 gen
orally believed that StetsOn will sin
aAaiIf.
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R1aaR Athletics.

The second and Third aO"rs Of
S,ets0n Hail have brsn having II
out" upon the athlctic deld Of late,
and there has been a hot football
game and an exciting baseball game.
both of which were WOnby the second
aOor by decisive scOres.
Ga saturday afternoon the Second
and Third nOOr football teams met
upon the gTidiTou. Although the
Third door team has the advantages In
weight. they lacked the metal Of
their lighter opponents and we're out
played from the start; the game end
Inr With q score Of - Ca . In favor Of
the Second hOOT.
Monday afternoon a game Of base
hall vas played bstween the tuo
eOoEs, and the Second aooT, assisted
BY Prof. SCARE and sPeck Campbell,
Won BY a score Of y 10 ]. Prof. Sears
pitched for the Second door and I'd
Aickle for the Third.
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DECISION REVERSED.
sapreme Ceart again Turns Dawn
VoIusia's Criminal Court.

The state Supreme Court ha- re-.
Nersed the decision Of the yOlu-it
county Criminal Court and granted
a new trial in the case of NJ W Eat
man, con, icted In thi- county several
months ago of cmhczzlcment The
county will now be put To the expense
Of another long trial, the briugi ing 81
witnesses from the coast, ct,. The
81 Augustine Record Oi 90, 2nd has
the following account of th, matter.
Mr.. ". \ MAN William. attorne ,
ioT Moody ". Eatman, received word
this morning FROM the Supreme Court
OF the state. advising bin that the
Judgment aua sentence ot the IL.
Land court loo the case of VI " Fat.
man tas hrVu reversed. and urE
trlal granted.
MT idtmdu gd- ,on,Isted of en-
'scall,m,ut ana ~,utcn,cd tu ct, "a
line of unc thuu-dnu dollar. - the
llyidnd ,uutt last April Mr. Mac
dnd friends eft M Eitman
nave Away. hTmiy believed that the
-uprcmc court would not sustain the
DvI.and court 3 decision.
The case Sa- the outcome of a sew
cTaDcc Of bI-inC-~ connection, b..
tween Mr. Eatman and has employer.
tie left them tO take a more desirable
position witt another concern, az. inst
the Wi-hC- Oi his vmpiuNrT- The
funds be vas charged With cmhelsling
Sas money which he used A. vas hi.
custom. IN dcfrayinr NJ expense on
the ruad. Tie charged the same tu
nj expense account, hut en- leaving
the tTm the charge Wa madr against
him
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4 BeLsRd BeJ ProsPrrsa..

u always gives TIE News a happy
feeling To- learn OF the prosperity al
people who have az one time cor anoth.
CT lived among ~. u makes us CO
pecially rladsOme 20 learn Of the pros.
Perity of one OF ''our bOys"-One who
got HE early training here. The fol.
losing, from a Wabash. Ind, ness
paper. will be read With interest by
the hundreds of friends Of Mark &.
IIOnevWcll, y ho vas raiscd here, leay.
ing soon after the freeze Of ~ o. look
for pastures new"
There are few line Of business that
require more careful ~Ct'ntihc study
and mechanical sad than that 81
plumbing, steam and gas iijtInr.
This !. an age whcn tuildinC.. nu
matter how snail, aTe cquippsd With
the perfect sanitary app 'ancrs Ia
meet the requirements at Ihrit OcCu-
Pants
Among the reliable spcC ialisL. in
this line, and one who stand. la thu
front rank 10 MT 81. q. HOncyWell,
sanitary plumbCT, beating and Venti
lating engineer. MT Honey sell h. an
expert In this line and thoroughly
cOnversant With all branches Of this
business. contracting fOT all manner
of plumbing, steam and hat water
heating, gas ttting, etc. lie j. pre-.
pared to c0ntract for the entirc a..
ting up Of private residence or pub
lie buildingss aud always In the latest
and most approved styles, also doing
all manner OF repairing al reasonable
rates.
Mr.. HOheywell IL a practical en-
gineer, and his business extends
Throughout the entire state and 20
ad Joining states, where be has taken
large coatFacta He has the ASSET
snee Of quite force of practical men.
AR. H0neySell g. = gentleman shose
expeTienee AFFORDS him the kBoUledge
20 give perfect Satisfaction In al
uork entrusted 90 his care, and u sell
liked and thoroughly esteemed By al
Who know him, Uhether In social OF
business circles.
BE 10 located az - West Market
stseet.
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Registration.

The registration 50 far has been 20,
Which is a very respectable dgure
shsn compared win past years. \
large delegation from Chicago Is ca.
pected neat term, aud a u believed
that the close Of the year Mil see the
university as prosperous - ever The
prospect. are indeed such AZ Ia cau~c
pleasure IL the iTisnds OF tue insiitu
llOn.
The fall term vail ,lV-r upon Fri.
lay, December H.. dnd examination,
SIli Ia held 90 the toiUN ug Munddy
ana Tuesday
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PORT ORANGE.


Special CarEsspondenos
Port orange, December 6.-Nr
Helm and Mr.. FiBdley Of OeWego.
Ills, and Nrs &. 3. shaver Of York.
Vile, llls we're guests Of the Illinois
house of which Mr.. VIM IL proprietor
Last week Mrs. Z. y. Rhodes and
gTaRddaug MiS Addie Ma /,
Rhodes, arrived from Chester, Conn .
20 visit Ais- Annie Montague at her
home in blake. They left cold Wrathsr
IN the Nutmrg state with a io't ana
a halt oi SNOW.
Mrs W. G. HoWss came up from
Oak Hill saturday to visit Mrs Chri..
tidn.J. ana CSPtain Howes came up
SUNDAY to lOin her and en- ipy the hoe
piislity Of NJ Christiancy - fne home.
Mrs. &. u. MeekeT and Miss T.. A
George arrived Friday from Railway,
y. ! and are enjoying the comforts
Of their lovely winter home.
wm. Allen, whO has been here
some time looking after his property
here and at Oak Hill, left Monday for
Nanatee county.
Ernesi H. LembeTt and brother,
Leonard, from Paris, III, and Louis
r. Reetams Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
we're guests VI the uardeman house
Mis- YeTda johnson arrived SAtuT.
day from Seu York, where she has
been the past too ysaTs
Wednesday Of last week :. = Cum
miuEs, the neu and popular landlord
Of the Port Orange house gave al
informal dinner, and about seventy
Eussts paTto0k Of the good things pro
ytded b nine host. Our village, must
0f. the states and some fOretgn cOun-
tries were represented and.a enjoyed
the occasion heartily, and az paTting
after speadlng the evening, some
playing cards, others eonveTsing, lie
teuing 90 music and 60 Mr.. LafbrTy's
nne gTamsphoae, all voted him thanks
and wished bin snccessful seasOn.
Nr. and Mrs.. Baker and their two
charming daughters arrived fTOm Illi-
nOls Friday and are In their Florida
hOms, corner DanlGwton aud Ridge
voea avenues.
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The DeIaRd Besklet.

The D.. - paiDtcr Company has
competed the Dyl.and BuOklrt, UT
souvenir ot the town. and they are
noW ready for disiributiou. siOoO
Copic, wcre printed at an expense OF
at'nut $50. u "a handsome souvenir,
and shuuld Ir.ui IN great gus'd to the
tosn The bp"k'ct t. 10 a Ne Ia
envelope AMI o. cot. cn'N I cent To-
mail !, uE.-ai,J THE half tone G0Tk
8. .tTs f1g sud . .Trd.t t. the tOw n
aud lie pT,btpi.
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VOLUSIA COUNTY INNS
LAKE HELEN.

L1ks Helen, dee. 3. - Walter J.
Read, With his mother sarah 4 Read,
and sister. Florence = came on the
2~th ait. They found the Harlan ia
/ readiness for them, and formally
opened the house ou the hr-t. Tue
name. OF Mrs. =. Glars and Mrs. ".
l.. sherWOod appear a, guy,t- on the
register.
; y. Hough, the proprietor OF the
turpentinc WuTks Iusl moth Of the
town, and aI-o OF the telephone line
between here aud BLAND, j. sen
quite often on our streets. with bis
auto. Tie seem, 10 have no trouble
90 riding over Out -auus ruada Nith
ais ma, hlnr
There isa quiet invest. CATION being
made INTO the uu-ine-- ui t.lIa,tIng
turpeniIne from stump AMI tree t"ls
anu 10 considered practicable, a plant
all soon br put n operation Il
would 80 improve the face 81 the
country where ths m...ui,n ana tiemen
have been over u to clean Z up. Ia ,sy
nothing at the economy ul the thing.
The r. " Bond Company are doing
all they can TO an orders by working
overtime, and nOw they have Installed
a second set OF yeneeTiuE machinery
that will double their capacity, aud
their new automatic mailing nachin.
e., Eill enable them 20 keep up IN
that department Of WORK.
The stavemiIl d, progressing, and
they expect 10 have 4 running Janu-
arN
The sand stone Brick Company has
contracted for additional machinery
that AL double its capacity. 10 -
now running day and night
TIE Oldest inhabitant canuui re-
member when orange ripcned up
r, ads for market 20 early a. this year
Rrtwcen 4.UUJ ana $3.50 boxes have
been shipped from ,his station already
and a casual observer would hardly
mi-- them.
We have had no fro-t- here Ia klil
even the teudcre,t banana leaf, and
the weather continues day after day
ike summer time In the North.
Rev. Mason Noble went 10 sanford
this week on business for the Congre-
gational Home building society, ct
ShI,h be D, -c,rctaTy. .,
W. l.. Weaver h. spreading pa a
Enterprise for q couple Of verk-
There seems 20 Dr a -,arCIts ui build.
ing mcchan.c- .n all part uf the
county.
DR.. Webster b, putting az cottage
ana expect. 60 br oscup. no 4 by
hri-tmi-
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SiartliagEviienee

Fresh testimony IN great quantity
l. constantly coming 90, dee laTing ~.
Kings New Discovery fOT cOnsump-
tion uuFhs and Code 90 h. unequalcd
a rccent expression from i. } Nc
Farland. llentOTviile. Va. serves 40
example. tie WTites: Il had Bron.
,hitis fOT three years and doCtored
al the time witbout heing benefited.
Then | heFan taking DR.. Kings New
piscoScTy, and ieg bOttivs gholly
cured ne" Equally elective In cur
M all Lang aud Throat trOu bles,
Consumption. Pneumonia and Grip.
Guaranteed by q. ". Fisher and ".
A. Allen and Co, Druggists. Trial
Bottles free, regular sizes Soc, and
81 90
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Beware u OinimsHts TYF CataFfh Thai
CeutaiR NeTcary.

a. MT, uTN SID "afsli tUsipsy thc ssass q
sm-u and CUlUflttrly dsfauss tue xhuls So
ten wksn CatcuuR u thtuuzh ttsx mucslus
GuuaQss. suit artiCiCg shual1 ncgtT D. usef
cans, A. IN damage thef UiIl a. u tea foid
20 the Epot Nuu can plaslbly drive ffym
% g. hali = tatasrh Cur, manu- tat ard ~
4. y. Nhcney a 60 Tulotio. a coafai1g %
mcry sfY, and y taken Internally. sCrin9 a.
rtCtiy upul the blood anf mucouf surfaces ~
ne syaefa. u tuytnr HAZE Catarfh CafU
- sufs you EFt TIE Fcnuins. u q tnEen Ia
teEually ana ulads III IsiedA Oeio. ~ y. J.
CbgDay 4 CO. 1usflmcnfala nee
sd b DEngElsIk pr1oe - Dfr octtle.
Halle IamfIy lrtul ere - -.
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AT STETSON UNIVERSITY

sity, and the ext Obe, which comes
on January ., all he largely attended.
The fall term recital Ut the Depart.
mshI OF Music Si.l take place ca the
evening of Friday, Dee, mhvT III.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-09

Pref. OFwin A. MOtse, director %
the school Of naslr, gave the second
sf he organ reeisab Friday after
nooa from 40 % 6;lA Particularly
ane we're tw0 selections from Men
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