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Gilpin observer., 1906-10-11
Jew Children the Healthier.

At meeting OF the Society of Arts
in London, DR.. w. Hall of Leeds, in q
discussion on physical degeneration
in England, insisted that food was the
main thing, and threw on screen
pictures to show the striking superb
ority of Jewish children in Leeds
over those of the English community
living In similar conditions-the for
mer being better fed, especially in in
fancy, and having generally acquired
the habit of breathing through the
nostrils, whereas the English chill
dren were mostly mouth breathers,
III fed and ricketty.
Gilpin observer., 1906-10-11
Grateful to the Mula.

Cotton must be plentiful with few
Billville citizens. To one OF the fc--
tunate cotton farmers there a neiP :
Dor addressed the following note -
Gently:
"Will you please lend me two DO 3
of cotton to take n mortgage OF NJ
mule? There Is a sentiment in regard
to this mule which induces me to
Ask this small favor. The mule went
through the civil war with me. and
vent SO fast not . Yankee could
:atch me!"-Atlanta Constitution.
Gilpin observer., 1906-10-11
HAVE TITLES BUT NO MONEY!
Aristoeraey Of Italy, In General, 10
MiserabIy Poor.


Miserably Poor.
There is an old Venetian adage.
which says "Conte che non conta nom
conta nient" ia count who doesn't
count money! doesn't count for any
thing'O. And this cynical proposition
it is said represents fairly well the
sentiment of the modern Italian. In
that country the general feeling to-
ward the titled aristocracy is of utter
Indifference. The lesser sort of titles
are regarded as almost valueless, even
by their possessors. Il have known"
says q writer, "a case Of noble lord
who followed the interesting occupations
OF street scavanger. In a cafe in a
certain Italian town l was habitually
served by a waiter with the title OF
count and q name famous in Venetiani
history. And l am personally ac-
quainted with lord of ancient lineage
whose title descended from q father
engaged in the vocation Of railway por-
ter. In general, the aristocracy OF
Italy Is miserably poor"
Gilpin observer., 1906-10-11
SET IN FINE FRAMES.
Valuable Paintings That Have Equal.
ly Valuable Adornment,


Some splendid picture frames may
be seen every year at the Royal Acad-
emy exhibition, but the finest and cost.
Hest frame ever made for a picture
was that which encloses the Virgin
and the Child" in Milan cathedral. 1t
Is made Of hammered gold, with an
inner molding of lapis-lazuli. The
corners Of this valuable frame have
hearts designed in large pearls and
precious stones. Some idea of its
value may be gained when it is stated
that the frame is feet long and
feet wide. Its estimated worth is
e25.000. One Of the pictures in the
vatican at Rome is in a frame stud.
ded with jewels. The picture is a
valuable one, but the frame nearly
equals the value of the painting
London Tit-Bits.
Gilpin observer., 1906-10-11
MONEY IN MooNsHlxE WHISKY.
Revenue Officer Tells Why the susi-
ness 10 FlourishIna.


An old revenue ofiicer who has had
years OF active experience in raiding
stills says that Illicit Gistilling in the
south will never be stopped. The rea-
son is that the profits are SO large
they will always invite to a violation
OF the law. I will give. he says. ar
idea OF how cheaply moonshine
whisky Is made. and the immense
profits that are reaped from its sale.
They take one gallon of cheap black
molasses.s which costs about 80 cents;
two bushels Of meal. costing 65 cents
per bushel. and some water. This is
made into a mash, allowed to fer
ment, and the stun then goes through
the process Of evaporation. This
amount Of meal, water and molasses
makes 40 gallons of whisky, which Is
sold for 81 gallon. Anyone can see
the immense profit from this illustra.
ton.
Gilpin observer., 1906-10-11
Japanese Pipes.

The Japanese pipe holds a little
wad Of fnely-cut tobacco about the
'ize OF q pea. II is lighted and the
'noker takes one long whiff. blowing
he smoke In cloud from nose and
mouth. The ladies have pipes with
longer stems than those Of the men,
and lady who desires to give gen.
lsmsA . special mark Of her favor
dghts her little pipe. takes half Q
Khi6. and then hands II to him. and
lsts him finish II.
Gilpin observer., 1906-10-11

Williams, j G--..............
UNKNOWN .....,.......... T;
Gilpin observer., 1906-10-11
rcastic.

rcastie.
eekly papers
.ory. A dis
to the links
has only to
% to conquer.
'Haw. "Yes, SIR"
Whist is the this hole?"
Two hundred .""Haw, see.
lust . drive and putt" He address.
I'd the ball. swung. and drove 1t a
couple Of yards Moo" said the cad.
lie, moo for the dell O. putt!"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26

ily sllp out u Iso-.t."u aIssl require t.
- cOustautly r,7idlusivl- Ia the a..
cOiul,auy lag Illustration J. Shown q
cord adjustcF. the rr,vnt iny-utiuu Uf
an Uhio uan. whirh - sinlp1e aud AZ
the same time vlarient II rVRsssts Vt
& small strap q ieath,f. pr,S-utIng a
soft surfa,e. which affords a gr-atrr
fristi0u than a hard ~urfav~. tia two
end b..ing fulis~i over and t0,ilei with
the ceHtral puTtiOn by It's. 1hs-sF
faStru~rs are Of the COMMON glove
fast-ner tyIse. the brad % the lug -
ing furule,i 90 nc into a cVrrrsP1uding
sOrket.
n viii IL obvisus that q devte Of
this charastsf can b. easily and auick
Is aIpllssl 20 a c,ndu,tuT wire With.
Out the u~,s~ity of slipping the al
juStsT over the etd q thr wire. Whicb
l. nryvssary with NEST Uf the devices
20 q similar yharaDt-r now Ia U.s.. u
only leing ns,,>sary o. fold over an
eul q The strap and fasten the same
tugstii~r in fhs mauuer shawn. tlIs
faces q tlir strap whiCh sUntaet viii
the c1ndnst"r anooiing Sufii-ieut fric
tluu 20 holl the slack ~ d'-sirSl.-NeW
nrifans Tiuis-S- iA-morFat
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nYsTERlA's PERILs.
q rnBaaetaa's Nsra 90 WaFslsg 80
e~esoaa MIA sNegtea."

q Pnysaetaa's Nsrd ss WaFs1sE 80
r~sssas VITA -NeSvss."
Basrids |. tn final symptom - a
dis4ass wOrse than CONSUMPTION, says
Dr. usrman HIlfrricht In the 81 Louis
Poss- Dispatch. The disease ! hysieE-
49, d - - much . disease % meu -
- wOtscn. th0ush Ia the hss'k- u i
eallsd female DISEASE"
a. q srst sypapt0ns hystcFia 0peF-
etes from he tip " the tongue aud
ahsgs 10, { 9Th Ia the high Icy 81
ne vOics ~ Ia what j. callsSl ''v.o,-nt
hngnase-
II n q certain lndiraiion that thu
nervOas system Il 80 TAR dis"rieTs-i
that foT q m0meut or I'VE minutes OF
Cor q longer I'~ri0l It's di~ur,ler d.
stroys seif cOntFOl
ThVse NhO allow themselves Co D.
cums EASILY wrought up" develop
thsls nerves into the hySteriral cuii'li
tioa and srv likely 10 put thru c'uiin
uaIly % 0verstrain. which ls-I"ngs
preperiy Only % = few great cris'-s -
NE.
when sarh oyerStra!n cOnes cUnjin.
ually day after day 60 thos~ who are
thus wrought ~ the r-actiuH after u
leaves IN nerves ry-laxei. aud the ~
suit h a tendrhry % gloom aud lie
sponleucy as cbnfruIs-i a. the tend
sDcy % exeitemsnt
u rs last Stages the disease may
LEAD not only Go suiciie. but O. every
olhel crime % viol~ns~.
No dlsease u morr r-uul-ive. no dis
ease h more pr-valeut. nO disease J.
moEp deadly than hy~teris-. bat M
0ther disease = - readily cuntroll'-l
b. the viii Even In IT, last stages.
w1en Il has disorsiers.l the whols syS
tenn and l. heginning Z" shaw its"if ia
the symptoms - q lons liz q "'h'r
diseases. u can - chs--ks,i anil lived
down by any co. WIN J. drIrrmiu'sl 10
i've q dOwn.
Bar M one ns--i dir 81 Mysteries who
Il aHisrmine,i lot to DO 80. These who
We q" - dl.sass can ls-gn r,Gtiug rid
u a. sSon a. 10y make NJ their
lnds 20 try.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26
TO PULL WIRE NAILS.
"a. r.seat EHsrsrtsr Dsesaf sets
ns.ss TsF Fatarr to.

ia uiuark.ug large l'aX,s and crates
II j. very desirable 60 have q good Ia
strIu.sut tot pulling cat the nails IA.
,nriaIiy thi. o. duue iu a carrless ahd
slil.-ho.I u.auner. ana, thing suihri"n' -
l.ng 49, the l.pN j. ui.-nsel e. hr'ak ~
IA. ia take, more titnr tiai " Tue
nails were carefully extracted. l''--'drs
running the lox for future Use. M ia
,.Iana man has patented the wir~ nail
pull.r shown ia the Illustration, Nhi'h
t-,.s.-ss.-. several uoyel features
Ihi. instrument j. formed ~ shaha
having attasti.,l aI %" riid pair ~
claws Il the usual form employed ulS'n
hammers. 600, claw having = l"sErr
curve than the other The shank r.
I.s,t Ia thr c.ut,r The frce end In
alignment with the claw having the
sb.r.rr ,ur. e.. -, that when the claw ls
ular,-l I,u.lth no., head 81 tli- nall the
shank n." 20 parallel with the hnx
f-.u. v.ah tru1il j. drawn. When Ia
III. .,.t.,,tI u.-'afi 80 furc~ required
aHr,t ru... 90. 10. ,iaw with tlie nail i
lee IIr,.t IIu,, ~ "a" structure aud at
r. GIT angie, Oh, The Hail and rnabl'-s the
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26
nlr- WI nlNp rnE NAIL.

Operation O." utilize the for,r upon the
,..a o., uurI Isttrr advantage and
Nth cr.rt->I' lIdiuEiy ls.tter elect
Tn assist iu this actiin a supphmeil-
'al hautllc j. furmszi. extending from
O., .hauS. Wh,r,.hy q struns drawing
Ir,..,ury ,.lu l-. eNrrtsSi ul0n the sliOrt
o.. ,.au O. f"r-e IL h-urath the nail
.,... The ~i.auA aud ha.li.e thus cOact
'r - .s.l vNIs-iiir thr action and lie
ere. >,. rhr .li,'r aud time required C.
10 ITO Dee IA . f7Hu Tire w,ssl. and after
. r u.' l. partially drawn the imPle-
o. ,'f ., reversed AMI the uthsr claw
IrIuslt into action. wh.yh by rvaSon -
%, hanger curve eX-rtS a lUug~r lever
80 AMI completes the drawing - tine
AL without leuding Il. Thus the lUng-
,-,J nails may - readily aud quis.kiy
ls',lis-i withnut Handling them 90 lnluT.
~ The ~tru,tur'-S from Which they are
drawn. Jhi,-g News
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26
AN AERIAL Row6oAT.
Ns~ Feassr~ "a sR@ Ass~@ps. ss Nav
l9aae she AtE.

A late feature oG the attempts tu
navigate the air - an aerial roN bSat
whish has bssrn cun~lTust,yl d! Ava
T.. Rrytolsls Uf IS's AHsrl''s. al IL
h compo-ei Il a gas bag wh,~e e,Iua
tOr l. niusih nearrr thu fr,uJ q the Tag
than usual and ligh, Framework
wAich supports the ,-,uPaui. u Is
raisrd ami I0wrrssl. PrOi-lissl forward
and tsackWari by tiir Use u a pair e
wingiikc oarS.
~ the 49, 90 weights the Tag can
he usaN-e O. raise just a half Isuund is-ss
than the weight of tn. wvupaut. TheE
gravity r. oveF,~sme 10y the Use &c TIE
oars Any che VIM understands boa
90 Tsw can uI-Fate tho aerial roNSt'oat
- Gar ~ exP-Tt'arsd aeruuaut has
rds.sn IN the nachin-. although several
hun.irs,i ps<9ple have triad their hand Al
rowing az aud down the PARK whsr,
tls n.ashlne u l-aing tested
The hes = thirty .sy~n f,rt lanE and
aft-ra fs~t In diameter ~ the equator
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR
The NrWs-t Tbisg In s~t<stias
Hss-shsas Appiiase~..

\ cUr.uu, Application of clsV-iric en-
cry fur S,rvi-v ia a huu~rliuld i au
r.,,tr., RIFF. ~vrJtor plant. \ small InO
tor supi'li'.. the ius,-hauit7ll energy n-C-
es-ary Tor making 80 and Pr,Slurihg
cold for grating PURPOSES. Tie
L.arh.ur it~.'lf j. similar 60 any UtheT
rrtr gsratiug -,atriyance. but in puiut-
& cUa,easi.,, and labor saving u -
,iaiui,,i 90 d. treasure irpye 20
huu-puui .rT-
uHir j. uu !puErr az the mercy u the
~ man system. and IL do,-s away with
the nth Ia the ~ LyX resulting froIn
dirty ur imi ur- icr. II i claimed that
tie CulI ar ui mechanical Refrigeration
thus I'r,sius,yl j. absolutely dry. sweet
aiId purv. au'l the ac-umulatiuR u
slime and thr hslgIneut &C disease
g'ru4S arr I.ractically lmposslble.-
isr'-iklyu E4ge.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26
BLOWS SMOKE from HIS EVE
The ns@aSkssl- Fsss - 80 ItaIts,
-htn~alrnl Marvel"


-hts~tiral Marvel"
A neW Wosldsr c,smss arr,s~s "a. 4
lauiic from SUNNY Italy 10 sXp.u.t .
pulling IserfUrmancc. lie j. i'rpfss> 81.
tacara Miihael 81 Naples. MA, siyl-
himself the worlds Oniy klEetI,a
marvel a description that mIy o.
ssHIplifirl into the mau who hlyW
through hi- s.es.-
l'rofs~-sST M4rllasi Wh.,e In this ,ii.
sac = private exhibition of his gn,,r
. accomplishment.
lie bs7gaR by plugging his nOstrils
via cs,t~h. a lighted caI.,lie was
plasS-i uI-rn a tahle. StaHdiug several
f'Tf away. the pr0fes>uT cl.,..,l D..
u'ouih tighily. plac,Sl a xia~s m.-li, .n,
tue o. hts eye and with a siugi. Iuh
-Ntinsuixbs,i the name.
Arssuui oEe etd of tn sanlr tut, a
'''llaI'-ssi tag rabl-r l,all,s.u was
l-'uBd and ss.e,siily Inflated with air
Facing a cigar-tte In a holaer. BE- ap-
i'iie'i the mouthpieCe o. HI. eye aud "a
i-riis,i thr smoke frusn his mouth AMI
The o,hsr ese. Win q miniature gia..
Blowing outnt abd By The sane ,.r,s,...
he manufactures a aanil.er % Gas. or.
nameniS. He exI-cts % rrmain bar,
Ter soDe tin'e. aIpearing before the
eilElrs e the leading medical es,Il.ss-s
-thiiaaelthia I,rsss
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26

tine 90 i,i'' mot Interesting pisyy-s 70
rI.iuI! ,yiustru ton nov uisler way
Ia llir sVulh j. Ili- hey West cXteu-i0n
81 IlIr fhsrisia last coast railway. says
III Engineering News. THIS Lew line
viil f".l"W tie outlying Fs'Fisia keys
fur .'srit tlly.r whole length. and
aisiul ui.Ttg u.s-S Of Il viii - over
What !, Bow uieH water. Two tyI-e- 20
coiisiru'fiUu are rrguirei the u Elm
bItAuIrut r.'u-iru.tiOn uu land AMI Ia
shallow water aud the other l. rv-en.
fars,l c,iIi'rrt- ar,h Viaduct cORsirue-
iinn over ds-l-r water Altogether
there vii d. u,cr Six mils-s Of the Via
dust Wurk Ga fyuT strricilss vary ing
from une ig.is j. ivy n!ls-s In lcngth.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26
LETTER FROM THE PEOPLE
win Reader Gene fron USder.

VIII tfaafN N"@N H"@ NN'H
WAsaINGToS. Jan. %, 1910.
FAitor Th- DsIand N-ws
notice ia thu last issue Of your
uap-F communication frum
same person signing himSli
"Rrader." Wherein an asked {"
answer certain questions relating
IT, the prartiral operation 81 th''
Law. shoHld my hill to prohibit
Internal Revenue COLLECTORS frum
receiving special taxes fr0m per-
SINS t0 -ngag. in the business nf
selling Intoxicating liquors iB
pruhibitiun communities, lie ell
acted into Law by Congress.
I think | am entitled o. know
who NV interrogation i before !
should lee expected to answer. and
il thr gentleman will get from
under hi non lie plume and com"
cut in thu open. | will take pleas.
mr.. ln trying to answer any qu"--
ton b. may ask. This is n puh-
lie question. the people of Flor
ola are vitality Interested in u. and
il Reader" j. honestly and dis
iniere-trdly opp1ssd o. 10. h.
ought ." have the manh"i 4"
conn cut in the ol-.n light "f day.
over his own signature, and "a,
-. When he does this will haV'
mure a. say.
Very respectfully,
EHANE GtAEk
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26

To raise the car and an p,,-Ipaai
we.ghihg l;o I.ouis,is 2.iss' cli'.r f,yi
ef ga - sufi1ri~ut
Ou- Of thr featup~ Of tie lev air
lssat j. that the cO~t q isuiHlius ear
aud ,sag Sufllrieui o. carry utis I--rSou
= lot q trirr over Si's' \ ~I--,l 81
frOns four o. six mix al hsur has
l,r-n attained By SOD oar~m'R. Tls"rs
b always tlse drawiacA. characterised,
al-s % the Onilnary rOWlsat. that Il 4
dlaArult e. rgw aEainSt the currsut. -.
ratier, against tbs wind la this cts-.-
HrisOtinr AnBrFican.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26

Grating thr l,niie from a dogs leg
al to the lex - man 2" rvpla'r s.'ine
I'VE lnrh,- - Issue that had bs-rn ~
novel. aud ., saving tie man his ls-s
was the r~markahl- surgical FEAT l'cr
formed by n ls-al surH-'n. u was the
first r-,-Orl.-J cstS' - grating ul"n the
human la,I.. ~. lspnr - one - the low.
- animals Sau frun~is'-o chronicle.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26
Ne.IrasInn Aa.hsaA.

4 Jcr~-ymau has invented a noii-
leakahle wa~htub provided with uns 90
m0re compartments alisi constructed "a
- c,mVrnirhtly and rNI'r,iitiuusly cot-
ns,ts-l by l,o.ts aud nuts ~ thrir
e,luivalents. thu ss-'tiJns l'ring - shai
81 ~ Co r,-.-iVe aud hOld an OuieT cOs-
ering Il cssnsnt 80 other plastic mate
rial. whirh esf~fually rOn.-als all Gun
u,y.ting us,iIunIs aud completely closs's
all inter-ticrs 90 joints u can BE-
Transported In Scstions ani readily -et
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26

plau. which H. inventor Eeei's srcrrt
"a i claius,i that an ordinary Tsslcstri.
country roads 10 = I,a~e ~ twelve mills
an hour Uiiisout experiencing the least
fatigue. The mUt0T bs'ais can - start
n % siopI-,l Ia an instant by = spring
attached O. the belt u the trsvel~F.-
Boston GlOls.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26

A y0uns C;en~va eagineef AS snc-
crrslad In manufacturing a pair q
mstar bsSts. whish AVE t=vn tried
via uhe greatest susSx~s Each t.OOt
d nsfhing nioFs 81 bt~~ than a NINA
sure mSaoz car nsouHied on f"ur wheels
~ abouf . fo0t IN diameter. The motor
hoots are exceptionally hght. compat
nnA strsnG. wOrklRg - Jpstrol IN = new
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26
Why q GSsd Chl1su Ns,ed.

foBr fIER"E. Jan. w. 'Hi.
El.iot Tue Is.Laui N,us
Enclosed y"u Nlll please lind
$l.uO 1" pay .ub.criPtirn {" THE
NEWs.
WILL. I'D man. ! zee from Your
paper that al iast they ar after
thu county officials. hop. thy
may give them their du.-s. and Z
80 there will w. mnre than one
suspended. Polite,
got - rotten in I'D Nulu.la |
could not raIs" any mure ruW, iu
the Ww'ds. l'.cause | would MT
de- a. some "f their p-i- wanted
IA. Ia do, and | had nav chuir,-
a. put sum" Of them uut uf tn.
way. he put cut. or have. AMI uu
account uf my circumstance. |
cho>e the latter. ! still hoIs. tu
lie able tn ~quar" up With th,m
Well, ] have struck a NV cuuu-
" aud am -tIll living and hu-t.
ling Ter a living. I have a ME,
dairy business. alsn five acre. H.
BEARING pine- and a small gr"yr.
l"u "an tell any uf NV I'D
friends that Il they did run m.
"ut, lam not starving hy a d.
sight. ! like IL line her: il ha.
not is.'.u c"ld enough her. a. veal
= c"ai up to dat.
I will el''-" " ith very ls.-t wish
-, aud Il ever they get thu rdt-r
crowd cut Of Oficr ia Nolusil
r"uRty I would like a. visit thrr.
again. 7. u. SrNNERilN.
John u. SPARKS Famous Issilroa,
Shu~ all give a One-Tiug prrfuT.
nance. full ct snap. dash and ginger.
a. Drl.and on THURSDAY, Febfuary !
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26
Points Near Del.and

Orm"nd. 81 miles
Daytona, - miles
GlenW~-d. q milcs
R.r.-forl. ! miles
Ent-rpTise, IL miles
Lake Helen, q miles
Orange City, Il miles
Port Orangr. n mil-s
Blue Springs. : miles
Aquatic club. u miles
Highland Park. I miles
Gr,+n springs, II miles
DeiS-on Springs. 9 miles
Cassadaga Camp, ! miles
lake Winnemis-ett. 3 miles
Deerfo,t Mineral spring. q mile
Golf Grpunds. 3 blsek- from Inn
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26
NEW COHU AoJUSIER.
a D~,i~r uGt~h shssta APPEAL -
I.t~ssrs. Ilnks seFa.

one 10 ih. great advantages ~ a."
cls- tric In ansl'-~,rfIt light i the fact
that IL ran u. easily regulated Ca suit
ths fansy ati ',Hvrni"iI'r' "f the Its~r.
Tie Disadvantage - Ia the rOni adj
ulster ,;.u"raI.y iipsSs' alJust~rS fall
90 perform 'ir-ir duty - They very sss
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26
Thai DI.pussd WsddIns.
CHI, AGO. Jan. N, 'U6.

CHI,Na". Jan. n, 'Ui.
EihoT TIE iNsIAni Nsws
Your letter relative Ia III
Mann Meyers disputed ~,
ding has l.~rn turned over o. 10
by the managing editor.
Like ynu, We did not keep a.
copy aud cannot say much ab"l
il. Unless people arr prumineT
&C 10 not put them ia s"riei
column, ai,u ti,s' ~ ldehliN -.
,n item for the Personal Mem
ion" column. On a letter from
Mr.. Mann We Published All item
3" the fleet that thu marrlag
It'd not taxi place and wish Ia
lr"p IL there. a. 49, feel sure. at.
er lacking Il up. IL vas \ hoax.
We have hal items before sent !
u similar, and try to b. rNtremr.
v careful.
II I find more alnut il will IN
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26

John u. sparks Famous Railroad
ShH- all give a One-Ting prrfur-
nance. full ct snap. dash and ginger.
40 Drl-and on THURSDAY, Fcbfuary /
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-28
IN THE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT OF THE STATE OF NE
gADA, ORMSBY COUNTY.
GEORE w. FOX, Deceased

GEORE w. FOX, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned. Jas. + Davis. has been
duly appointed and qualified by the
District Court of the First Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Nevada, Ormsby
county as administrator of the estate
of George W. Fox, deceased. All
editors having claims against said
estate are required to file the same
with proper vouchers attached, with
the Clerk Of the Court within three
months of the first publication OF
this notice.
Date of first publication, August H.
1909.
JAS. T. DAVIS, Administrator
ALFRED CHARTh.
Attorney for Administrator.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-28
: state Of Frances c
Deceased.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dcvs;-acG. Enen Il. Friend. was. Oh
the 18th day Of September. 1896, duly
appointed and qualified a. admins
traitor Of the estate Of Frances Coca
ran. deceased.
All creditors Of. and all persons
having claims against the said de
ceased are hereby notified TO file them
with the necessary vouchers within
three months after the first publication
OF this notice. with the Clerk Of the
above entitled court at the Office IL
Carson City, Crmsby county. Nevada
Dated September Is, 1906.
ELLEN H. FRIEND.
administrator of said Estate.
w. WOODBURY.. Attorney for estate
Date Of first publication. Sept. Il, 1906
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-28
COUNT OF
ST ATE FUNDS
STATE OF lNEvAgA
County Sf Ornsby. IS.

County af Ornspy. IS.
". G. Douglas. ara James e.
SwccA.. ing du.y sworn. sererauy
say they are members Of the Beard
OF Examiners OF tAe STATE OF Ne
vada; that On the 18th day OF August
1906, they tal er having ascertalned
from the books OF the State Con
trolier the amount OF Nancy which
should be IL the treasury made an
official examination and count OF the
money and vouchers for money in the
State Treasury OF Nevada and found
same correct as follows:
Coin S3oI,1i3 90
PAID Coin Vouchers not re-
termed to Controller 1883 80
Tota. s316 log -
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-28
The Eagle Market.

We offer you choice meats fresh NJ
cold storage as you please. lard, bacon
Hams and Boiled Hams in quantities
to cult you, eggs and butter, strictly
fresh Our goods are all good. put
up in good shape. Our service IS
good, our prices are good for You
Gives us yonr order for chickene ii
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-28

COOL YOURSELF OFF At LEXIS
Whenever you war. real, good,
mixed drink, you must go to Dick
Bright's to get it. Others are good,
but these are better. Private card
and wine rooms help to enjoy them.
Good smokes, cooi seats and cold MKT
ures from high grade materials make
for perfection of comfort.
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=
Published by order Of the Board OF
County Commissioners, Ol-Jy Coun-
ty. State of Nevada. Made and en-
tered ne 18th day of July. 1906.
II. Il. VAN ETTEN,
Clerk.