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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05
BYRON E. HUNTLEY.
Died in Ills sIst Year-Trustse Of
Stetson University

Ta.t.a. sept IS Byron T. Hunt
'.y president ri The Johnston IIar-
.r-t.- Company. anI inr many years
rrc most prominent citizen OF this
village. died at his horne on East
Main .tr,gt % 1890 o'clock trr, morn
ng Do. was 81 year, I'D last Feb
rua-y.
Mr. Iiunhcy's health began 90 fail
about five years ago and sine, that
rw. DE- had given very lti'r attentions
q. business. although Dc retained the
presidency ri the factory his business
ability and energy were ,o largely
Instrumental 100 building up lie J.
survived hy ono sister. Nj. francis
I.ri..y. u. Batavia. and one niece.
Mrs ". L. Branch. OF Tacoma, Wash
ington.
Mr Huntlcy was a native 81 NcNi-
COO. Osvcgo county. and was 81 St"tch
descent IIi. ancestors originally
came from the town 81 Huntlcy.
Scotland His father. Or Lyman
IIuuu,y, va. a physician and surgeon
OF note "a the carly days OF the nine
t..u,h century During the War 90
1872 DO WAS appointed surgeon IN the
United state. army and Wa, assigned
fa 90, l1rracl. at Sackctt, harbor
Mr.. Urut'ry'- mother was Nina Up
soon. native ui Camden. y. Y.
Mr. Nrrt'gy accompanied b., par.
emit. upon their removal from M,icu O.
Fairrart Monroe county IN asa D,
renewed 60 Brrckpurt While rcsid.
ing there he prepared Tor college al
tns Ernckport Collegiate Institute,
Do, subsequently attended Madison
Jr.tcrIty - Hamilton. Madison
county. Now Colgate University. hut
'r',u- health compelled him tn ahan
'.u hi. college dutic, and hc acccPic,
position IN the office in the factory
ui Fitch. Barry and Company al
ErH lrnrt.
Will. .r the employ "a the firm
y.r1r lIuutlcy became interested ~
the Mccormick reaper. which by
agreement made about 49, was u b.
manufactured by Fitch Barry an'
Company. In 1880. 10y reason 81 hi'
energy and recognized business ahili
~ he secured an interest in the firm
which then became Gans"n, Hunilcl
and Company. In 1870 he began max
ing periodical visits 10 EuroPc. whcr'
De- -non established a market for tbs
output Il the factory and opened ofh
ces on shat continent and since tina
time be- crossed the Atlantic sixty
times IN the interests Of the business
In January, 1871. the eonoerI
changed IL, title 70 that of the Johns
ton Harvester Company, with a eapi
al stock 81 S5oo.ooo This was sub
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05
Tiypin Strickland.

Miss Annie ~. Strickland and NJ.
BENJAMIN TipPin we're married at the
home Of the brides parents Sunday
night az : O'elock, about IS invited
guests being present Rev. d. j.
Blocker performed the ceremony.
After the marriage delicious refresh
ments we're served in abundance.
The happy young couple have gene
To housekeeping in the home furnished
by the groom at BeresfOrd.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05

Prank Clark . drainage plan, brief'
In stated, seems 20 be about this; Io
borrow go, OO.O0J from the Federal
FoVeTnmcnt, % be paid hack az ths
expiration of ten years ana Sitn INA.
ausaunt drain the Everglades. That
n. the state h 20 bear all the baroen
I'D fhe owners of the land improved
arc 20 reap AL the beneht. The large
cornorations, uhooWn several miili0n.
al acres In the Everglades. most OF
whIch vas giVen them b The STATE,
would ~ this plan get tneh 49,
drained az the cxp9nse OF the STATE.
Thie A a beautiful little scheme ~
fhe Interest OF the large corporations.
a. lsoks that way % Ne. LAKE Otts
Reporter.
Thns Il the whole scheme In .
nrtshell. The railroads got the
Lands for nothing-nOw they want
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05

Palma and his set of dirty p"li-
tieians stole the Offices in Cuba
the people rcvolted, and Palma
sent for his big Brother Teddy.
Teddy sent friend, Taft, 10 Cuba
this friend rebuked Palma and
took from him thu crown and
seepter 1T the ''Quren "f the IN
titles" Now, Why can't th"
president send n friend Ia Penn
svlvAnia aud take over tn gov
ernOTship?
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05

Even the most pronounced cor-
poration organs. With the eNccp-
ton Il thu Times. | mon. uuH all
nit that indications point towarl
the overwhelming adoption Of the
drainage amendment. TIL" r"a-
son for this j. obvious: To-. puu-
pie see that the rai'ruals and uig
land companies are opposed g"
the amendment, b"raus" they
want thu lands drained with tax
money from tn 'ntir" stat.
which j. sure o. be dom unless
the amendment Is adopted. IT,"
pcuple ~ al other sections of ''"
state Sc, no reason why they
should be taxed 60 reclaim f'r
Everglades and will vote tur r..
amendment. So that th",' VIII
are benefited vii pay tin tax.
The land must be- drained th.
lives and property iu Ia'."-a-
hatche. Valley must be- protected
from the lloud-waters of ukc"r..-
bee--hali We vut, for rhr amend
ment and let the Eyar-,ai. land
pay for draining the Eyerg.ad.-,
or shall We rails, th" MONEY hy q
general tax upon an a.. I 'p.' of
the state and drain the. laui-
given by the state &" tI. raI.rnad,
and rich c"rporatiou-' That j.
the one question iur the people to
decide.
Have So given the railroads
enough, pr -nal. Ne tax uUr-elyr-
thousands upon thousand 81 dole
lars 10 improve the land winch
have already b,-u given e. them
Vote tor the amendment and
let the people tO bc benefited pay
the tax.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05
ONLY PRIVATE LETTER.

Mr.. Hall Brumsey, who IL running
a little payer az ln Dclland win the
evident sOig par pOse OF pTOddiag MI.
tIaglST, ShO las doubtless never
heard OF Mr. BTumscy o. his paper,
Eds been cruelty cApU-yd. EditOf
Applcy Ard las done a.. Ia &C TCmcu
btT arIght, Mr.. BTumscy sas TCcCntly
spaukrd " an rate reader. That
cOTpOrCal Spanning adsu a clfSum-
stance To tue yCrOsi one, which &C
tnd in the ludeX:
And yet MT. J. Hall Brumscy, Ne
,f IN. 'purC ga heart, dld request Mr..
Parrott to Issue ham an annual over
tha Florida last Coast Hallway. Tie
aid. a. one reason why a. should be
given him. that he had come within
- votes of Tecciy iag the nomination
ia Nolusia county, and this Nas enough
tO chow be had sOme lnhncnce there
20. and would very much appreciate
the piece Of pastebOaTd Noe II ar.
BFumsey viii deny writing such an
tpistle, Wc all favor him With Pho
tugTaph copy OF tin cut iOrm-that
wii -hoN iust what sort 20 cattle nc
-. Tampa Tribune.
When Mr.. Brumsey wrote that
noted letter, he had just gradu-
nt.d from the Stetson Law school
he was in his 2lst year. lie did
nut know the ways Of the r. [.
politicians 81 we'll as h. does now.
Brumsey was u hoy.
When be wrote that letter he
knew that pretty nearly every 2N4
politician IN NOlasia county and
every siN-Weeks-cOuT-e lawyer car
ried a pass over the r. 4. Why
should he be left uut?
While ParTott j. showing around
private letters, be should exhibit
all the private letters he has r.
ceived from politicians ia Florida
or L. this only a sample of what
they may expect If they de- not
remain good? 1 vas told some
time ago that a certain Nolusla
county politician had made tn
statement that ! wrote iarrutt,
before the recent primary, asking
for MONEY 10 he used IA my cam-
paign. The statement h talse.
10 the best OF my kuOWledge, /
have never written Mr.. farrOtt
IN nay life, aud il he 90 any one
else states that wrote HIM, or
any one else, asking for money Ia
be- used ia nay campalgu, de-
uuunce the statement a. . false
houd. and 1 daTr aud defy him ~
any one ,ls" O. produce TIM letter.
1 did ak "a mutual friend L"
write Mr.. Parrot and inform
him that did not want any OF
his money, would not receive a.,
aud only requested that lie r.
frain from furnishing funds 20
the \ olusia county ring, as they
had done ia the past, assuring
him that, II l we're elected, /
would treat all railways fairly
aud justly.
The conduct Of his people in the
election, II have been correctly
informed, only gOes 20 prove that
they did not want fair, just"
tIeatment-thAt they wanted the
whole hog-and got IL.
Chris. %. CODRINGrON.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05
CHRIs. %. CODRINGroS.

The editor OF the DeL.and News
speaks of mSm0sTs Of the Florida leg
stature that are brought up BY the
railroads al every session tic came
very near gctting caugnt himself ~
the iast pTtmary.-Lake City lndex.
Yes, he came a good deal closer
than YOU did, didn't he, Thomas!
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05

o. have the State eo in debt Ia
drain and improve the lands for
them, while they escape their
share Of the cost of improvement.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05
SesrcitJ % I'rinterS.

The News u having a hard time
getting help this fall. There appears
to be a scareity Of printers in the
whole state. AZ the present time &c
can furnish steady employment for
a jourBeyman printer, one young lady
and one tny Of u or Is. There l. a
good opening in the ONCE for a bright
young lady 90 learn the trade.
Brill has a neS line Of Pencil Boxes.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05

The regular m0Bthly meeting Of
the City Coaneil uill be held Monday
night.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05

fgio the DemncFatic NOicrs % Commissioners
y District No. 2
Priends % A. o. Ryiand have urBesl him to
hscosnr 4 candidate toe tsIanty CoullniasssSner,
and ~ has c1narfsiad. We uFEg his nnlstna-
tim. and assstrs the voters that ~ ~ y elect
"a. Mr.. hytand viii make the csunty faith-
ful and CONSIDERATIONS 0ffclal. -
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

M tks nemocFaiie vOtess % PFeoincts No.
u u aBd d. Nt,lusia County,
will b. q candidate fof Cuuufy Comulls-
sissns.r fog this the srcond CulnHsissiners tls
tFtct, a to- election O. ~ hela a,aalay, octe-
lurT lst, and eIIlicit yotlr suppfSN - IN pri-
mary. ~ notninatsa aud eisscted, ] snail usR
lnY fue.si sn.srts for the advaEsctneut os even
luiertal &C the v hoe couuty, and eelGrinilt
shall I Work increasingly fOf setfcF harq sur
face naa.is, throughout The Cssuuty Of olusla.
Ven resys.etfnlly.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05

BriIl has new llne Of Pencil BOse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14
acknowledgements.

Os Photographic bat fi9 neuer,
btngs Gu4 in ben Oienit Der Weeres.
Tumble gefteIt. @s banbelt fid porpie,
genb INN bds Stubtum Der Weerestpo.
gen nnb Der fpgenannten bo6lsn See,
iener eroBen fdlaaenben Wenen, beren
&snntnib fir Saiffabrt unb S4iffss
bau bon auRerorbentli6er 8ebeutunq
TT. Ssitbem bic alien Seseliaiffe
bnr4 Die 0ampfer erieBt tporben iinb,
bemerfte man nit grftaunen, bdb bic
S9tpantin9en berS9iffe itdrfer muir
ben, uno man tam au Der Infi9t, bab
bic 5orm bes S9iffsrumpfes ben
g~teerestpoaen in 8e5ug auf Gorm,
9Ohs, Sisfs unb Sdnsaigteit ungepabt
tperben miHe. Ser fran5Dff9e 9bmiz
raj paris bat TN 8erein nit feinsm
Sobn tpertbbolle Insaben bariiber aez
ma6t, bic aber mod mnpolfommen
ftnb tpegen Der llnaulGnali9teit Der
pe%rtpenbeten Snftrumente.
Ote Wertpenbund Der photographic
bat hter : bant elmer bon prpfefor
2ads m Gharlottenburg aneeaebenen
Waetbobe einen bebeutfamen Sort
f4ritt ermDalidt. 2aas bot feline Rez
siitrirmetbobe auerft aaf elmer Sesrsiie
erprobt, bic er in Der s3eit bonn Sep
tember 1904 biz gum Gebrudr 1905
Guf benz 5~iinfmaiter rpreuben~ i'm
4tldntH6en unb Stiqen Osean an
Der Sifbfiifte 4merifa's unb an BEN
peftli4en Riiften bon europa unb
Ifritd unternubm. Die Sa6rt mar
iHiofern nt4t b~egiinittst, als lie teins
beionoers hobe See bate, unb baber
finb ibre Refultate nod unpouftGnbto:
absr tie bat ben @ss ssastst, benz fir
ipettere Sorf9unaen gu folgen 1T. On
ben betoen @nbpuntten elmer oenal aes
me enen Bolts auf benz S6iffe beftnz
ben fi4 atpei apparate, bic bermDse siz
rer elettri8sn IitslDfuns bes 8.r>
i4luRes gIei9aeitia apei Momentaufs
nGbmer berfelben WsIle MAIDEN. Heu=
erbtngs finb nd6 ben Mngaben bon
Dr. pulfrib ~befonbere 4pparate artsee
fertiat unb benz belttf9en S9iff uplas
mel" b~sige9eben porben, psl9es cine
Sorf4un9sretfe In ben auitralif6en
Weerestheilen unterntmmt. Mit 6tlfe
Der Photographic ipfrb es alfo fi6erli9
s%elinsen, Die 9enaue 5orm Der Mesrssz
tpoaen feItauftelen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14

3u 1 BID. 2tebtgt9em
5leii4ertratt tperben "a pfb. reines
Wusfelfleii9 ober 45 pfb. 8anfs
fleti9 perdrbeitet.
Die tGbtif9en Strabens
babnen in 9lasgpp ergaben i'm Der,
gdngenen Sabre einen Nettozlleber>
f6uR bon 1922. 00O.\
Rodpfen>pIatten reinis
gen Man i9eure biefelben 5unadft
nit SObaDafer, Ssife unb Sano
unter 3ubilfenabme zines barten
SaeuerrO4res gut ab, fpile ie tiids
tig na9 unb made lie trpden. Damn
fdabe man Pubitein iiber Der platte,
10 baB biefe bon elmer slei9mGbts
biinnen S9i9t bebedt lit, nebme
3eitunsspapier, reibs is tidtig ab
nnb fa6re NIT einem tpollenen 2appen
na9. Der 9erb ni-b banf blibblant
ausfeben. = Statt bes pubfeins lit
audi elm Mbreiben NIT Spedf1parte
ober, fans bieie nidt borbanben, nit
sinem in Del setau4ten 2dpp9en au
smpfebf-"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14
Die etaet Der N5brembabmem.

Das riefise NeB Der 2prbpner slst>
trii9en l1nterarunbbdbn bat nit Der
i'm Griihiabr biefes Sabres ~erfolgten
SnbetrtebieBunq Der Batter Street unb
Waterloo Ratttpan cine bem~srt.nstper-
the Grtpeiteruna erfd1ren. OteIe ben
tpeftli4en She'll Der Stabt BON Siboit
nd4 Norbneft bur9sisbenbe, burdz
f9nittli9 go Sub unter Der StraBen>
pberfld9e liegenbe RDbrenbdbn 1T bic
erfte 2inie zines arDbersn NeBes FOLDER
Rletmbahnen bon Der Underground
electric Railtpuns Company, elmer nit
einem erbeblihen Nntbetl ameritdntz
i9en @elbes g~egriinbetsn 9eis1f9dft,
i'm Sabre 1896 begonnen tporben unb
1T iebt, abgefeben bon ben alien, in ben
Sd6ren 1860 Bis 1872 be3iehungspeiie
1883 erbauten l1ntersrunbbubaeu. De-
rem Ginrt9tung fir ben eleftrii4en
8strieb CUR 3sit gum srObten Sbeile
e6enfaus bur9sefibrt 1T, bic Dierte Der
tiefliegerben eleftrH9en l1ntergrunb>
bobnen 2prbons.
Die GefammtlGnae Der 9tnie pirb
6a Meilen betraaen. Der 9abntIns
mel beftebt pie Der Der Central 2rn<
BON : 8abn aus stpet g%etren1ten eiierz
men RDbren bon II SUB Our4meAtr
fir ie elm 9leis. Die innen gepetbt unb
ale &C Sur nit @liiblampen srleu4tet
finb. Die Salteftellen befiBen ren Drp>
psftsn Sunnelbur6meHer uno limb nit
elciirten Steinen dusgefleibet. Ger
8pttrieb bes Sunnels erfplgte Inter-
ba,b Der Straben in benz iiberuI oor=
bano.nsn feften Shonboben (oem iogee
nannten 3onbon glab) mittelt oes be-
fannten 9reatbedb S9ilbes, unter
Der S6emfe, iebo6 unter @ertpenbuns
zines %beionberen 2uftbrudi 4iloes.
Die bic 0.rbinbuna nit ben StruBen
permtttelnben slettrtf9en Iuf5iige bon
60 Biz 70 SUB 6ubbDbe faRen rs pers
fpnen. Die @ntliiftung Der Sunnels
erfplgt bura feds auf Der Strede psr=
tbeilte, elettrif9 angetriebene Grhau=
ftpren. Bum 8etrtebe tpirb 8lei4ftrom
bon 600 @olt Spannung %pertpenoet.
Der ben pprbanbenen glettriSitStsnerz
ten entnommen pirb. CUR 8errtnss=
runs Der g%ranbsefabr firo bic 8usea
NIT mDsli9f serinsem 9olsberbrdua
augesfibrt, aud finb ale b%rennbaren
Materialien mod NIT Seuerf8asmit<
tsln i%mprdsnirt. Oie 3ii9e tpetben aus
Mptor> rn1 Inbdngepager asbilSst,
BON benen bic e~rfteren 5pet Wo!cren
DON ie 200 pferbefrdften bsIiben. Sir
Die 3eit bes ftdrffen @erfehrs 1T Elm
Oreiminntenbetrieb einseridtet. Der
oberirbif9 belssene 8etriebsbdbEhf
befinbet fi9 in &enntnstpn unb TT
bur9 cine 9leisrampe nit Der Inter
arumbfatipn berbunben. WGt biefer
nsuen HDbrenbuhn, beren Inlagetoisen
auf 2,673,OO0 pfunb Sterling anse>
geben tperben, 1T bic In5abl fer
Sbemfe : ltntertunnelunsen In 2Oneon
auf feds geitieaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14
= Strniteb.

Der Bug I'm 11:30 abenbs Der Snbians'
azsIs-2osanspprt lDipifion sebt nod geru
rzftatt 2psansport.
Reue ipesieIe gebienuns mad st. @apne.
-8iise perlcTen indianapolis I'M 700 uno
,i:00 ubr 8orrmittass uni. 800 unh 700
abr 0a9n,ittass, MAIDEN bic Sabrt nod
st. Bapne in 4 Stunben uno 40 Rtnuten.
Reuer 8us - Narion Sfper gerIdbt
aarion 7:55 8ormittass unb LOO ga4s
xittass /; gerIdbt indianapolis Hoo Scrs
sittass unb 500 3a@mittass; bdIt bios tn
anberion unS Mleranbria on.
Gni9Iiebenbe 2iaieu errei&en DaptoS,
Ohio, st. Dabne, Suntinston. @abaib.
safoutaine, SpapBee, Sreentotpn, 9srtforo
Attp, Mentpelier, BIufton, 8in&efe..
anipn @itp, @reenpiHe, D., unb Swii@ep
sotioren.
Sra&t. unb gaHasier'Df = Terntina
sarteinrxer. TeIepbon N 175.
Suoianapplis & Gafern.
xsmtteb 3ase fir. ai9mtonb unb allen
sumter in Obto, peIGe p~erbunoen fnS NIT
esttrii1en 2inien, .um 8:10 unb lilo gcr'
s1tass, 2:l0 unb 5:l0 Ra@mittass unb
$40 Nbenbs. 2ocaIe Sise fur Ri&monb
mb Spii9enfationen ppn 500 r1br gor'
Gittass an unb bann isSe Stunbe, ausses
son,men bic 2imiteb 3eit, bis 800 Hbenbs
ZOO nbr Mbenbs auSseIafen). Setter Sus
aa& Greenfield UNI 11:30 Ibr Abenbs.
SnbtanappIis & W~artinspiIe.
Grfe 1prsensgar I'm $40 rbr Rorsens.
Damn pom 800 nbr Rorsens iebe Stunbe
u,s 900 rbr Gbenbs.
Mbenb gars berIafien bic Snterurban
Station um 1000, 11:30 unb 11:50 Nbenbs.
Die 1000 unb 11:5O Cars fabren nur bis
Rooresbtue.
indianapolis GoaI Srattiou 90.
Sase Iaufen ffimbIid pom indianapolis
sad Blair fieIb pom 300 ubr Rprseus bts
il:OO n5r Abenbs ; aussenornmen bic Stans
ben 800 unb 1000 rbr 2benbs.
SnbianapoliS & Nortbwefern.
8ase Iaufen ftiinbIi@ Don 500 ubr Rcrs
gems Bis 900 1br albenbs. gni&tnb tn
aebanon fir 1borntorpn uni. Graruforbspile.
Der Bug UNI 1000 nbr. sbsnbs faPrt bios
stS nod lebanon.
Der Bug UNI 11:3O uHr AbenSs fdbrt BIB
ao& Sranffort. 2ni8Iub IN 2ebanon far
grapforbspiue berieIbe fdbrt in Der Sonr'
tag Na9t Bios BIB nod 2afabette.
2imiteb Sise fir 2afapette fabren ab UNI
$40 unb lilo rbr Norseas, unS 2:lO.
$40 gia@mittass uub ITO Abenbs. Sur
Erawfcrbspine UNI 10:45 gormittass unb
4:25 Ra9mtttass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14

SO ieams Mount clemens,
Mia., beridtet pirb, finb Sohn Wtl'
liams unb fetn 8 Sabre alter Sobn
gilbert TN Clinton : Jfu1e ertrnnten.
Oie beiben ruberten in einem fleinen
8oote; Der Batter bra4te bas Boot
aum Samanfen. INN ben fleinen&naa
ben gu erf9reden, unb babel ftppte
bas Boot um. ON Mutter fab am
nfer unb mubte 5ufeben, pie ihr
@atte unb ibr Sobn untergingen,
Obne ibneu beIftn gu tOnnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-14
Snternrban 3eit=S abene.
3. u. z. Spfsm.

3. u. e. Spfem.
Sa Rraft Sonntde, ben 20. Nai 1905.
Sase SerIaHen indianapolis.
Runcie 6 Marion Diptfion.
s~aturence, SOrtpiqe, genbIetou, anberiOn,
gOrttotpn, Euneie, RibbIetorun, AIsranbria,
eumamitpine, dartmouth, @as gity, SOnss'
vpro unb Iarion.
4 90 gm. II 05 gm.
70 05 8m. 2 90 Tut
6 90 SIM. *3 O5 SIM.
n % grn. 4 90 Sim.
90 SIN. IS 90 Sim.
% o. 8m. 70 05 Sim.
10 90 gm. 90 Sim.
sI1 90 8rn. ~ O5 Sim.
I'll o. 0m. s 90 Sim.
IL 90 Nttss. 80 o. &m.
IL 80 Sim.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-07
the other world.

The italian folklore affords almost
as much superstition as one finds III
Egypt or India. II is believed that
cold can not survive the charm OF
shifting coal dust up the nose The
remedy for one disease is supposed TO
consist of the act of jumping three
times over a string of boiled Irvine.
alienation from another trouble may
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-07

be had by rubbing the affected parI
with oil that has dripped from tns
framework of a church bell; and ths
dandruff from the head of a child Iona
unwashed is supposed 70 have virtue
as a curative
FREDERIC J. HAsKIN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-07
Go tOBelIair and See
the Pineapples
Grow.


BELLAIR is situated in KALJHI VALLEY within and
half miles Of Honoulu's business
BELLAIR is the ideal spot for Summer residences and
which will living while occupying
home
BELAIR acknowledged be the heahst place for pou
try
BELLAIR is free from wind and transforms
BELLAIR is laid ACRES aloments large enough
fruits vegetables poultry; will support your
and without further outlay the of
only Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars 25ooc only Sixty
Two Dollars and Fifty cash and will
years for the balance, at six cent interest
We shall be pleased show this
Phone Main 40 and make appointment,
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of the most beautiful girls in paradise
for his wives. At each meal his fooG
is to be brought to him in 500 different
dishes of gold, each containing a sepa-
rate kind of food. and he viii be blessed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-07

with such an appetite that he can go
through the whole course with relish.
II is not surprising that Mohammedans
become fanatics and have no fear of
death when they are taught that such
a luxurious life is waiting for them in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-07

Write embroidered parasols JUST
opened at Sachs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-19

out of that creek in hurry. The cow.
| boys threw lassoes over the hind feet
of the elephants, and tried to hold
them, and the elephants beloved, and
dragged the cowboys and their ponies
right amongst the other animals, and
in about a minute, as the boss can
vassman said when he come to, and
they were picking the cactus thorns
out of him: He'll was just plumb out
for noon"
The buffaloes smelled the Indians
and they started to stampede, like they
used to do when they lived on the
plains, and all the animals followed
dragging the men who had hold OF
their ropes, and away we all went over
a rise of ground, the zebras in the lead
and the elephants fetching up the
rear, the cowboys and Indians behind
yelling and killing, and more than
500 Indian dogs barking.
Well, pa was the foolishest man In
the lot, cause he had tied the lariat
rope that he held his elk by, AROUND
his belt, and when the elk went over
the hill pa was only hitting the high
places, and he was yelling for me tC
head off his elk. But | was busy try