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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-29
APPS ARE RESEN7ING TREATMENT
BY THE AMERICANS Nv IA wan

the manner in which the white and.
dominant element treat the Japanese
THE article, which reflected the senti-
ment of many Japs, states that the lat
tor are held in contempt by the Amer
cans. and their presence in Hawaii is
resented. If other labor could be Sc
cnred for plantations, it is asserted
the Japanese would be dispensed with
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-29

Over land and sea, distance of
6. 900 miles, came little Robert Wal
lace. aged 5 years, from Glasgow,
Scotland, in search of his father and
mother. Robert arrived in Detroit
Thursday, and was held temporarily
because the officials at Quebec, where
he landed, had failed to provide him
with a passport. He walked into the
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-29
CANNOT USE pOSTEL CARDS
Banks Must Be Careful in the Future
About "DunninG" on Them.

The legality of threatening postal
cards" being sent through the mails
has been taken up by the postal at
thorities in some parts of the United
States, and it appears that there will
be trouble for some of the banks. 1t
appears that the notices of notes be-
ING due and of drafts being held for
collection, sent on postal cards, has
attracted attention in some parts, and
there have been cases made against
the bank clerks. .
There is law which states that no
threats can be made on postal cards,
nor can a person be asked for money
in this way. There are some banks
that send out notices in this way, and
some that send little paper notices IN
envelopes. 1t is entirely legal to
send them under cover, but the other
way is questionable.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-29
$50, 900, 900 BUSHELS CORN

Iowa is looking proudly over fields
of corn twelve feet high, with many of
the stalks fifteen and eighteen feet,
and calculates to gather 1856, 900, 900
bushels of the cereal, which is $1,000
600 bushels more than last year,
Several other states are equally con-
fident of beating their own best rec
ords.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-29
No MORE PRAYER FOR RAIN

Although their fields are parched by
prolonged drought the farmers
oround Pottsville, Pa, have decided
in mass meeting not to pray for rain.
IN two previous occasions they pray
al for rain, and got more OF it they
rortod. The last time several farm
,o,soe were washed away, and some
= ,,,9.srs had to climb trees.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-08-29

Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
is the original laxative cough syrup
and combines the qualities necessary
to relieve the cough and purge the
the system of cold. Contains no Cpl
stes For sale by Dawson Drug Co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31
HOME FROM MANILA.

Robert Deason called on The
Eagle yesterday afternoon, having
arrived in Bryan on Thursday.
Mr.. Deason is an old Brazos county
boy, raised in the Bethel com mu-
nifty. lie joined the army when
very young and has for a mum Der
Of years been in the service Of the
United States army.
He sailed for San Francisco from
Manila February Is, being on the
water thirty-three days, arriving
in San Francisco, California, March
18th. Bob states he made the trip
without special incident, but prom
ised to tell Us something in the
near future that will make good
reading. He is spending a few
days with relatives in this county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31
MORE ABOUT the LECTURE.

The lecture Monday night prom
Uses to be good one. Following
are some additional recommends
tions by people who have heard
this orator:
Aline, Okla.-0ne OF America s
ablest. The manner in which he
handles his subject and carries his
audience is marvelous.-G. O..
Fields, Manager Lyceum Course.
University Of Mississippi, Ok
ford.-A good lecture and a good
lecturer.-P. II. Saunders, Profes.
sor Of Greek and Chairman OF Ly-
ceum committee.
Providence, Ky.-Our people
consider him a marvel. His lee
ture did a lasting good.-Senator
r. l.. Price.
Ar. Southers will appear here
Monday night, April ,, under aus.
pices Of the Bryan Lyceum Course.
Seats now on sale. General adj
mission 7jc and Soc.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31
HUNTER &CHATHAM
MEMS Furnishers.
FIVE BOYS BORN TO NIX. AND MRS.
GUNTER.

However unreasonable this story
may seem, nevertheless we have
received the news, and reliable
news, that Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Gun
ter Of Madison county we're the re-
cipients Of five baby boys at one
time. The people Of Bryan are ac-
quainted with this family, they
having been here during the fair
three years ago, showing the peo-
pie their already large family, con.
sisting al that time Of a young
man about9 years of age, a daugh-
ter year or so younger, two sets
of twins and the youngest-trip.
let's. This addition to the family
makes it the most remarkable we
have ever heard OF, and no doubt
to most Of our readers.
The babies were reported all liv.
ing and healthy at the time this
report was handed US.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31

Anything that will help to keep
q road smooth is good thing for
the road. Properly used, the split
log drag keeps the road freed from
deep ruts and fills all the holes.
The wagons then help TO pack il
down hard. Dragging the road,
first on one side and then on the
other, tends to round il and contin-
ual dragging after every heavy
rain will finally put the road in
shape to shed water even If il was
almost fiat to start with. Any far
mer can make drag and any far.
er's boy can operate it. This
places good roads machinery within
the reach Of every land owner and
tenant at comparatively no outlay
except a little time and labor
Denison Herald.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31
BAPTIST SERVICES.
Services OF the First Baptist Church
Sunday.

Services Of the First Baptist Church
Sunday.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Remember the "Brick Book"
will be presented to every Sunday
school student, to be enrolled, and
opposite each name the amount
contributed to buy one or more
bricks for the first T. w. G.
building.
At IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m. the
congregation will worship with the
the Methodist congregation in the
special revival meetings.
A letter from Evangelist 7. 7.
Martin states that he and DR.. j.
+. HALEY will be on time. As has
been announced for months the
revival meetings will begin Sun
day, April s.
GEo. B. BUTLER, Pastor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31
THE REVIVAL.

The revival services last night
were well attended, the church be.
ing crowded as usual, at the night
services. Rev. Andrews preached
from 18th chapter Of Proverbs, lst
verse: "He that being often re-
proved hardeneth his neck,
shall suddenly be destroyed, aud
that without remedy" At the
conclusion Of the service there were
nine conversions, making a total to
date Of thirty -four. There will be
no services today, but the night
service will be held at the church
at the usual hour.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31
KICK CAUSES DEATH.
G. w. Chapman sueeumbs TO Disease
That Followed Accident.

Denison, March 30.-As the result
Of being kicked by a shotgun which
be discharged while on a pleasure trip
through Wyoming seven months ago.
q. w. Chairman died here OF tubercn.
losis OF the lower maxillary bone.
The kick OF the gun made II necessary
for several teeth 20 be extracted and
the Injury gradually grew worse I'm
the tubercular trouble developed. and
for this there seems 10 be no remedy
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31
TEST or FLUID.
Effort TO Prove or DIsprove Theory Of
Patrick VIII Be Made.


New York. March 30.-Four years
after the date on which he was con-
yicted OF the murder OF William Marsh
Rice. the Texas millionaire. Albert T.
Patrick's plea that an actual test be
made TO prove or disprove HIS conten-
ton that emblaming fluid and not
ehloroform was the cause OF the con-
dition of Rice's body. was granted
Thursday. II was the ONCE OF Dis
trict Attorney Jerome and not the
defense Of Patrick, however. which
has undertaken the investigation. Sew
erai time during the years in which
Patrick has fought his case with legal
moves directed from the death cham.
Der In the Sing Sing prison, the con.
victed man has begged Of condemned
prisoners 70 allow his counsel to en-.
pertinent on their bodies after death
In order 20 dIsprove that Rice died
from the application OF chloroform as
Valet Jones testified. and 10 prove
Patrick's allegation that Rice died OF
general debility. II was Patrick's con.
tention that embalming fluid admins
tered after Rice's death produced an.
would produce In another case. condi.
lions such as physicians who testofled
In the case ascribed 10 chloroform
poisoning.
II was announced from District At.
orney Jerome's ONCE that experiments
10 test Patrick's theory have been be- |
gun under the direction OF that Office. |
The two persons whose bodies are TO |
De used In either aid in giving Patrick |
lis liberty or defeating his efforts 10 |
iecure new trial. are patients who |
He'd In the Metropolitan hospital a
ew days ago. and the disposition OF |
whose bodies was under the control
4 Dr.. Louis Schultz.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
Bride Of Two Weeks Found Dead Near
Muskoaee by Husband.

Muskogee. March 3O.-Mrs. Liza
Reese. a bride OF two weeks. the wife
Of a prominent Cherokee citizen. was
mysteriously murdered near her home,
six miles southeast OF here. The body
was discovered by the husband on
Thursday morning. She was shot
through the head and slashed about
the neck with a knife Evidence tends
10 show that she was shot from the
back.
Felix Reese. her husband. has been
arrested on a charge OF murder but
Il was stated that no evidence was
found against him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31

Three thousand Chicago machin-
lists are contemplating strike in
the near future il demands are not
met. Notice will be served on EN-.
plOyers to this effect today in that
city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31
Mrs. A. 4. selo. prenId,nt-

Galveston. March 3O.--At a meeting
Of the directory OF a. u. Belo a. Co.
held az Galveston Thursday. Mrs. A.
II. Belo and G. lombard we're elected
20 OIL the vacancies In the board OF
directors occasioned by the death OF
Messrs. Alfred II Belo and T. w.
Dealey. Mrs. A. n Belo was elected
president OF the corporation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31

A proposition is on foot at San
Antonio to establish a colony Of
Norwegians west of that place in
Uvalde county. The colony is ex-
pected to consist of something like
500 as a starter for the settlement.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31
KILL CRIPPLE BOY.
Posse Of Deputy msrshals Capture
Uncle Of the Lad.

Muskogee. March 3O-A posse OF
deputy marshals hunting the trio OF
v'ickliffe Indians outlaws in the Cher.
okee nation. have shot and killed a
crippled boy and captured the latter's
uncle. Wassast Baldrldge. suspected
OF sympathizlng with the Wickliffes
according TO an Indian who arrived
here from the hills. The officers
rushed Baldridge's house and the boy
ran and was shot through the aldo.
men. The shooting Is said 10 have
aroused the fullblooded Cherokee In.
dams
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31

The retail merchants of San An
tonic are preparing to install can
ming factory at that place. Bexar
county is now extensively grow
ing pears, peaches, plums, grapes,
sweet corn, tomatoes etc.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31
Comes Up Tuesday.

Washington. March s0.-The Battle
over Williams quarantine bill will be
fought out Tuesday In the house. ac.
cording to the rule 10 be brought In
Tuesday Immediately after roll call.
and which II is believed will carry.
This rule permits introduction q
Amendments and debate under FIVE
minute rule with vote Mt 5 O'Clock.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31

The East Texas Press Associa-
ton meets in Orange April 9Th.
There are a number Of ladies be-
longing TO the Association, all of
whom are active workers in the
newspaper field.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31

Mrs. A. II. Belo has been elect
ed president Of the corporation Of
A. H. Belo & Company, publish
ers Of the Galveston. Dallas News.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31
FATAL STRUGGLE.
Woman Charged With Abandoning
Children Accidentally Killed.


Children Accidentally Killed.
Dublin. Ga. March 3O.-The sheriff
OF Laurens county received a warrant
for the arrest Of Mrs. Lena Crabb
charged with abandoning her children.
Deputy J. A. Walter arrested Mrs
crabb. : While returning TO Johnson
county with the prisoner. l. NJ Joiner
caught up the luggage OF Mrs. Crabb
as the train slowed up al Lovett and
she arose from her seat as though she
intended leaving the traia.
In scuffle over the luggage Deputy
Sheriff walton's pistol fell from his
pocket and was discharged The bull.
let struck Mrs. Crabb in the eye and
killed her instantly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31

Watch for our Easter showing of
mems and boys high grade suits
they will excel anything ever shown
In Bryan In point Of quantity. dual.
icy and excellence ofstyle. Wagner
q Brandon. oc
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31
UNPRECEDENTED Rainfall

Biloxi. Miss. March S0-An unpre-
cedented rainfall In twenty iour hours
Of so Inches ls shown Boy the gov.
eminent gauge Severe winds dam
aged wires, trees and shrubbery.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31
TEXAS, MARCH 81. 1898
Hampstead has lately organized
a business league.

Eleven thousand three hundred
and eighty-three Italian immi-
grants arrived in New York Thur
day.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31
Asked 10 AID.

Washington. March 3O.-Presldent
Roosevelt is asked 10 support an inter.
national exposition az Tampa. Fla,
first five months Of 1908. 20 commem-
crate the beginning Of digging OF the
Panama canal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31

Markham is preparing to have a
newspaper. The business men at
that place are raising funds to in.
stall the plant.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31
FATAL KNIFE FIGHT.

One Of the Parties Had Throa, Cut
From Ear 70 Ear.
st. Joseph. No. March 30-In n
fight with knives IN South st. Joseph
Thursday night Dan Kelly. alias Jack
W alsh. employed by Swift a. Co. as
a beef lugger was fatally injured. his
throat being cut from ear 20 ear. He
came here recently from Fort Worth
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-31
pa,.ed Eavorahl. nlnh,

Columbus. O.. March 30.-Governor
Patterson passed a favorable night
Thursday night
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05

OF in additional teachcr. Vas accepted
auI ga additional teacher granted.
chairman chandler was Instructed
20 sre .I there was any school fur
ui.urr 30 Wildwood. aud To arTInge for
Jisi,oslng of the property.
A 1T 81 regulations foe the gov
,rumrut 90 our schools was submitted
by supL BotIs aui approved by the
board
fla. .upcrlniendent was Instructed
fs ur1, Jed, monthly report blanks for
al ~. s,hupIs boz ne county and %
,.7. that the trichcr, made proper Use
90. %, same.
T.. following appointments II t'S'ch-
~, a,rr approved:
White
payt0na- Jeanne With
New Smyrna II Gansan, PriR-
cIaL
,as frame. T. Rakcr.
Sl,rurr Cr,,k ,I Houcheile.
Eu,pu Amy ". %.
Cu.u,d.
u.yiuul Marion T1.nghaSt
seville Name Robinson.
The .rrIsur.r, burpks Nvr' present
go. examined and approved uid war
-.u.. n,-, .au.rIrI. ur~ hills exam
n,d approved AMI warrants drawn
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05

s,qucuily increased to hall a million
au4 later 10 One million and hall. In
June. 1852, ire destroyed the works
a Bru, kputL For some time better
Shipping facilities had been desired,
and o Vas decided 10 rebuild the
work, ul the company in Batavia.
fur many years Mr. Huntlry had been
connected with the Baptist Church
suu vas a member oi the First Bap-
at Church of Batavia when be died
ruIiucllly he had always been a Re
publican lie had always been public
spirtrd, giving freely of his large
m,lu,. Tie purchased and donated
a., present Batavia \. NJ. e. A. build
ing. besides giving away hundreds oi
dollar, annually ior charitable purpOs-
e..
Mr.. lluntley never married. and as
his wealth increased he donated large
sum, to charitable aud religious pnr-
pu-,-. In addition 10 giving largely
To- tuy First Baptist Church Vi Bata-
va. De especially favored the kOches-
tcr Theological Seminary. Of which
m>u.t'Un he was a director. lie
founded the chair known a. that vi
III, Lngl,sh Bible" nOw occupied
by k,,. John ~. Mason, ID. d.. and
a., ,aair Is libcrally endowed. lie
all. ,.labli,hcd the annual ptize for
or. .y 20 the BATAVIA schools, which
- ',-tcd ior each year by mem
be-. . the graduating class Of the
lH.l school
... llunilcy was decorated with
a. zoos, ui the Legion ct Honor IN
49, ry the President Ut France IN
.g.uun Of his distinguished ser
VIC u Introducing American labor
81 - machinery into France.
funeral will be held at the First
b.. Church Saturday afternoon
al ,,iuck The remains will be
tas.u sunday morning 10 Cleveland.
oh. Ter intcrment IN Lake View
c,ut,ry. beside his sister. The
Hua..y burial plot adjoins that OF
Prg.U.ut Garfield Rochester Demo-
cat .rI Chronicle.
49,. iIunIley vas trustee Of
John o. Sicison University fur many
y,ar- mp 20 the time 81 his death.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05
SCHOOL BOARD.
Proceedings OF the Session Held
Monday and Tuesday.
the tax

B.ari met mouIsy e,rU.U-. o,t'-
b,r -. Chairman Chandler 'Hiu.
kuara,c and SupL lious present
tvu. kr.uv reported tAat % ne
Ir..- .4u ..-.u removed irum lhe ilvi.
- II.u ...Ht. auu~y Jv Iiu.uU .ua ,aat
Co teacher. s,-a bad .-yH pIO'.dcI Tor
.Hy -Iuy -.I"o-
Aut- u,,.... -ai.uu. tom. kualFe ~
PORTED Ia,urIbl Goa rI, proposition 10
,lau-, fHr Iu.I.uu uf ,Hv 'vrui4ado
...i,-.. Iuu-,.. aul advised i.u>fI'ou y
suy u~Iu.tc l..au until after tHy I.rrs-
,.uj term cd --uvs,
Afier l,r,plai investigation. chair
llaa chandler reported lJ,oTau.y Ou
the proposition uf Mr.. I"Lu saul. 10
BAY =. lD: O. ~. Fra 90 o.. AID O. r'.".h.
u-u,latuu 90 tuIt ,ur,t VAS Ordered
.clt Go commissioner OF Agriculture
url..n.
SuIt Byst.. after carefully lo'Sius
over thc situation. REPORTED uuiLFur
abs on tb- pr"i-,-.t."u 10 furnish
irluqyrjai. lu fur ,lc ii4k-r.bur- cAil.
dr.u to sH, i'.,r,uu s"b'ro..
Tie g,ldlr.uu 20 The Lake Helen
-cl,,,d bol-e. aud the uCW rDHiu 81
IirI.aud Nyrr r4urJed cOmp.o;,,i viii
the exception 90 u.a-Ai'oauls.
III. superintendent stated that ID
did is"t think Il wise 90 attempt "a
prr1,are a ,.-lI,sol exhibit Ter rl. sat,
Fair this year. - very iIrr na,rT.aI
.,.-ni,,l t. d. available. uu, l-soi ivr
authority 90 auaH-c Tor crc'liiahle
exhibit Zoe anOiher yvar, which was
granted
CON. KnaWpe stated hat the addi.
tiun 10 the Kingston sehool-house VAS
practically coinpl-is'l.
A re,Iaisltion for a porch az the
IyungreB sch0oi-hos~e Vas referred 80
Chairman chandler with power 70 act
Twenty dollars Ter month was ap-
prg,,riated for hauling the children
from near che BertSia place to the
Enterprise school. a distance Of five
miles. provided there were as many
a. sevca children and that iAey az.
tended school az least fftccn days out
% each mOnth.
The matter % determining wbo
should BE- patrons % the Clay Bran-h
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05
A Real-Estafe Bargain

7 am offering ten acres Of orange
land with a frontage Of TO feet on
North Boulevard and containing %
orange trees, many Of them very large
and loaded 20 the ground with Fipen-
ing fruit. There are over 100 young
pecan trees Of the Mammoth JiekoS
paper shell variety. also peaches,
grapes. plums, and pomegranate& A
wood lot with heavy pine and oak
timber and pasture land with water
from a bordering lake. An IDEAL build-
ing ioeation.easi front. with great oaks
on east and north and a beautiful Wis
IA Of pine forest across the Bouie-
ward. One half mile from the Uni
vsrsity. Net cash price sIsOo In
quire Of owner, Mira Z 7. Allen,
DeLanA. Ie-sa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05
TWO GOOP RESOLUTIONS.
offered by Mr.. RyIand 10 Beard q
Comfy Commissioner.


~ the meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners Monday night
Sir Ryland, the new member from
DeI.and, introduced the followinG
resolution:
Resolved. That the clerk be instruct.
ed and required, each month, 20 pre-.
pare a list Of all warrants drawn BY
this Board, stating, In brief, thx pur.
pose for which each warrant u drawn,
and have same published In one news-
paper at DeIsand and one az Daytona.
rotating the same among the several
newspapers in each town, providing
said Newspapers Gill publish the same
for an amount not exeevdiag three
dollars per month.
SIR. Murray, Of New Smyrna, and
Mr. Brooke, Of Osteeh, thought this a
needless expense, a. persons Who
wished TO knoW the amount spent
could, they said, come 10 the court
house and end out.
MIR. RyIand cOnte nded that the peO.
PIE were entitled to knOW what be.
came Of the money paid In by them,
and thought IL was impracticable for
them all o. come TO the court house
and trace up expenditures.
SIR. Murray sa.d Il vas a big and
needless expense. ia l. just 81 90 a
month more for each publication than
the School Board PAYS and the COun.
" Commissioners handle three tunes
as much money az the SohOOl Board.
On motion OF Mr.. Murray, seconded
by MT. Mcbride, the resolution was
tabled.
Here 10 another resolution intro
dueed BY SIR. RylaRd:
Whereas. The necessity Of road i'm.
provement IN NOlusia county T. TecOK.
nised by this Board a. Of fret import.
ance TO the people, and.
Whereas, IL has been the rule IN
the past for the several members OF
this BOard to look after the roads in
their several districts, thus entailing
the cost Of Eve road superintendent,
and az great Inconvenience 20 the
members Of the beard. and
Whereas, 10 the opinion Of this
Board, one man shOaid be employed
constantly Ia lOOk after the road Of
the county, giving all his time there
To; therefore, he u
Resolved. That, az the November
meeting Of this BOaTd, We employ a
competent road superintendent, Who
shall furnish a h"Tse, At a salary al
.... per moth, whose duty II
hall be Ia have full charge Of the
roads and bridTes Of vOlusia caanty,
and general supervision Of the gangs
EOrking the same. said suDerlntendeat
20 be employed by the year. unless
bis services shall be sooner dispensed
with By the Board.
Mcssrs. Brooke, Murray and Ne.
Bride argued that the ''expesse''
would be too great. DeI.and has 4
street superintendent az a stated sal
aiy and furnishes him a team. vhs
does the work under the eOaneiL De
Land has one mile Of read where the
county has ten, yet tue eOunty can
not afford TO hire a regular man %
IOok after her roads and bridEesL u
IL safe 60 say that Especial visits
and special wogk demanded ten times
a year on difiereBt reads. costs mere
than the yearly salary Of = e0mpe-
tent man With horse.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-05

WHEN an article has been On the
market for years and gains friends
every year. IL l. safe to call this nell
cine a worthy one. such Is Ballari's
IIorrhouBd syrup "a positively Ours
coughs aud all Pulmonary diseases.
One of the best known merchants In
Mobile. Ala. says:
~I'or i've years my family has not
been troubled with the winter coughs
We owe this Ia RaIlarl's Hor,hound
syrup. know Il has saV-d my
children from many sick SPELLS" Sol,l
by all druggists.