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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-25
PEN, cHISEL AND BRUSH.

The bate Henry lisrland = said O.
have revived S51.esu frusn One 90 hts
novels. hut his manB-r 20 wOrktng
kIlIs-d him
CarUlus puFsa. the fam0us Tsortraif
paInteT. y ai-0ut e. saint = I-ortrai' q
Po,se Plus y. taklag his lnslsiTatissn
from Tl,ians portrait q I'OIs taul u.
I'FOfssNOr Siuisa NewcSSnh Nbs-s
-Rrnllnissruc,s q an Astroususer-
Was rec-utly puilisl,s-i. has t.ren han
Ory-d % EmIsepH William With tn
order POar " Merite FOE Scisace and
Arts
Miss Nellie Y Walker. . ChicasO
sculptor. has hs~a awarded thu go
tras-t IOT the Designing % q uioBunlrnt
% wlnn-ld S,ygit Stratton. thr 'oiOra.
ID millionaire aud CriIq'lr Crs~k sud
di.rsvrr-r. which WiIl ~ er~cir,l IN the
pul,lic para % s'olOTado Springs.
Justin IIuutly Mccarthy - a werk
utsoa a rguaance - a tn ena q ~
u-veut-suth CENTURY. IIe calls u III
IiiuSirioJ4s U'ilaEan.~ BE Is PTrpariae
at thu sam- iinsr = play o. the satss
suhls~f Nh-H ths--e are unisisesi ~
ulll rsturn ia iii- taxi - aBci-ui
t.r,~s7- Whish b. ts--aa ssa1- time aga.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-25
,G.aa'. I.assl- usss.

&c.. NaivU 'u i la r-v.iIf ~ ~
o, ., ,r,,.n g." Irii ss.n. military E0S
.-r,.sr 80 Iru .ti,.a. in thina. Siying
.ilt ,IuriIg I.l. .ighi,-en m0nths knss'
isi,an -. war ilir total damage a. I'r"p
--t, sufTrr-i ny thu natives u est.
p,.,,~l ~ fr.sin sl.IsslUssh o. t'ssIiss'
tarl~ uhiir sItsO lives W-rr lo-i. says
tl,.. ,hi,.a ':.zstte This item Vas ~
f,.rr,-I o" Iiar.n k"mura wh-a he Wa
~ I'-aia-. an,i til, Iaiaus~s' envoy
:, ..u.i,,,I TO suianit u e. thr mikad'
~, L. r.iuu ." IaI,aR Th- Wal M
rtl.s~ u,v m-trl-tg,i thu 'bIn'-~s' r''I'
p. ..,.'..'f,,-s IL -. Petersburg a. sub
iau tii~ r,alm nkswisr b. the Russian
-, ,.rilus-ut.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-25
LABOR AND PROGRESS.

On i.sn tils output u pig lrOa IN O.
United States was Z3W0O00 t0na
which l. neariy s.OoOO tons moEs
than la any previ0as year.
The average lsoOmOtivs viii pun 80
tons u goods a nils every thrSs mia
utes- Ten times a. long would - r.
sulred BY q man aud bis team % hasl
a single ton OBe niils
A recent acquisition o. BostOa's N
dustFies - The manufacture % ARTIFICIAL
horsehair The PrOduct h nads a
r'-,tly from VOL at~E by means q
crrtain secret chemical pEUc~ssss- Cha
woven from the new material = la
handsome aIsd durable.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-25
GET or THOUSAND DINNERS
NsssS Wa&~s - Es-aay~s n-Aa--~.
- 0t~ssaasa. q.


Eoia-rt a. Arkis-sn. fgrIu-s ia<yoT
IL 'I~s~land. ~. has SaE~rr,i i.osu
diHu,-rs ga "a. c,ssnusoa sraS- of tn
,,r,-~.-ui rity administration. says IT,
,Irsrland Is-a,is-T That ~ mas -
takiug q k,ug rhsnsr s-SraIs O. - rSt
ds.i.r,-i - thr fart that IL SaEsT.
originally ter las diun-rs. Sas Ia
crra-.~i ts-nf,ld tin~ oiiu-T aft~rns-sn
uii,ls.T tilr taHtrrInE ~ tlsr HiIsr skst'
tirs tEiling against him
Th- Haxrr WtIl ~ d---islr~i - tll-
er,S tisa ef tle HsNt yiadn~t sUaBssf
ilag ilss EAST and liz uesi sislrs ansi
tn. puF1ss-- ths-rs-sf Mr. Nckts-ua
tets ths. oi,leSt g this str8s-1urr wiil
T.. -.slsly 81 ac~bluuIs-iai- STREET rail-
way traai- Thru thu SuJsrior syvnn-
Viadus.t gill - d-yois-l exclusively O.
tn ~ of the puislic. Tie di-ciaims
ha,ing any tnnide iuforJnatissn ul-sa tla-
Sul,js<t. hui has 10 dSai.i that c,sluEll,sn
S.-Ia-- viii Sin-
Tiso~e t-ttihg against Mr. MckiSssn
arr a. A. Eyrrrtt John q. COwiRS-
Iavid MeFri-sR. 4. E Nerisy. .. u
TsNusrlssl and MAJ Fartk~ulzsu-E. al
% ,IrVrlaRa. .. n. Hers- Nee ISrk,
O.. TewH--1sd- Aknsa. as1 Wills
I;am-.y. AIliaBr~ Cnd~r tn tcruns II
tn UareT ea~h 81 the to~-rs = o. huy
ten GiaBers for ca~h sf tiss otkcT par.
ti.-s Go tie hrt Ia otl-F words. " Nr
McRis~sa he-es u yin cS-t him tn
priv 81 i.'sm dinnsrs n ~ wius
carh - tn hs-~Fs ain Psy Tor ie.s din-
mrs
Confdrai - wianing Mr Nckia~sa
has already t-rzun nxurinx uTs-a IN
easiest metllsd - coii-ctiRx his eafa
hles and drinkaiI-S. ~ has his eyes
urea = suit ~ rspsm- a IN Cslaaial
hSteL ~b-re ~ viii csnforsahly strrsch
bis l-<s under the uaha<any and fcass
Cor days and urerks sud ulsufhs at II
exT-rnSe sf his fellow dinsyt.rs - IL
HlJg.ziromP company. Th-se f~IlSu
dircrtors. a. tisr efher hand arr asirts
lnE him % ley in = nv suEply - ch~rs
t.osks A. th-y are aIl epi-urs-. Bans
of tl,e ctlsS-kS " ~ le~r.. - Hkely .
- far = SNAIL sun
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-25

Taks Ia xaftNr tlFgsiass Sa,iintas Tai.ists- Al
drugs SIS rs-fatud ~ uls1lfy nu tatls - suFr.
o. " tisssars rtsnni uf~ - 90 sasA t.st. -
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-25

The Sultaa Of Turkey u fond % AMI
nal Isris. lie u q fr,sIusht Pur'haser
sf tins singing birds In ths EurOpean
sslaFkets
Uacrn wilh~lhIina - Holland ls hear
Ia tlls c0sis ~ colccrts given ~ vel
kuowa singers In the stun quarters u
In ilagD- only the Irc"rS-~t Is-oplr
are allowed 90 HttrBd
I'urinr tls- sunnscr EmIeror William
inl.Il,iS % sazcttr his trOtber. lrtbce
II-nry 70 Prussia. a. commander In
siaisf 81 the entire C;crmAa nert 90
active s~Tvt<e.
Frs-lerics WI. the nrw kiaE 90
Is-uulark. In Said 90 ~ In thu halsi
cf inviting eSlltors 90 Icadlhs I.olitical
srrans % attelsd ~ the castle % dis
cu~. the dia~rrut political Issues -
tllr day.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-25
NnrIFAs I:I,.m Asl 81 I.EI:

% Nuu had all tbs wr1lth ct lss'a Ne.
irtlrt, ibr ~ ,ui,Td ul magaatc, YEA
,,,lld n.,t iay a b-ttrT mrd.ciar ioT
Is,s,.l complaint than t'hAmls.T lsia's
t'ulic. Ih.,lrta aud IHaTI hora l;cmr-
dy. Th.' m''-t ymiacnt phl -ir'an can
nut prrs-ri's- = h. tier preparation f''r
Culi, at,sl ChulVtl. bath fer children
q nj adults Th,. unit"Tnn -u,'Cr-- 80 the
Trm'dy ha- -hss~ n n to lsc -uI eTi " Ia
all othrr- IL never Tails, na shrn
rr,iu,rd 9Th Wat~T % - pleasant Ia
t.kr E,,Tv family sh'sa Il ~ sup
piiyd w'th IL. Per sale by All drug
rist-.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-25
sCINTICA CURED AFTER TWEEN.
TN YEARS OF TOI;TUI;E.

FUT moTv than tWenty years Mr.. J.
H. Mass, =. Ol H. linton street. Min
nrapoiis, MINI. Was tortured by - la
thea. The pain and suffering he en-
dared during that time j. past con-
pTvhcn-iUn. Nothing gave him any
l,,rm Inynt rrli,i until be used ham
b-'tlaIn'> tam llalm. tine application
al ;hat linimcut relieved tn pain and
made sleep and Tr-t pb>-lhie, aud les
than one tzsttlr effected permanent
cure 10 troubled Nith s,'iltiCa OF
rheumatism Why MT try a 3i-rent hot.
tie 0i Pam Balm and So fer yuuT self
how quickly IL relieves the pain. For
>alCby all dTuggi-ts.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-25
OLD TIME LEGAL METHODS.
NAsa the Esadesee ~ Ghssss ssneed
a aaana msa.

WAsa the Esaassee ~ Ghssss ssAsed
90 aaaRs asa.
The testimony u = ghDst would not
now count for much In . court q law.
but the day has beea whea u has
sufiiced % hang . nan There was .
gh0stly acCuSeT Ia a case with which
the readers % Scott are familiar. Soon
after the AZ an English soldier van.
dering near BraeinaT met violent
death. Years passed aud then came q
story % . communication frbm aBOtl8eg
WOrld.
A farm servant drclsncd that In the
night a spirit had apI'ear-d 10 him de-
claring Itself 10 ~ the gb0st - the
sIllieF. whose ls0nss. u l. said. lay
stil uBburisSl The highlander must
Sc 60 their depht interueut aud
have ths murlerrFs. two men hame,L
brBught o. justice. The highlander
promised bat did not keep bis word.
anal sss'1ni anl third time the spirit
APPEARED aBi uI,l,Taidcl him for his
brach II faith Alarmed 90 last and
no lang-r daring 20 delay the man
caIls-l q cOIapaniOn aud went to the
sI,Ot Whi.h the spirit had Indicated
an.i their f"uui tie l-,nss Of the muT-
drr,I was-irr e ,is,7ah,l ia n moSTland
tract called tile hill Uf christie
The story uf tire highlaRslsr came 90
thu ears 20 an auti IasVSl'ite whO raus
~ the matter ." ~ brought O. trial
lsfunr tli. "uurt ~ Iuili'tary Film.
hurgh Tli.p. the tale Mss cuTrslspTat.
~ hy woman via" had ss,-n a naked
hglTr s-nl'r tl- I'lasr 0n the night
sl-sssn 90 hy tie man n was an age
- suIsrsiliiun In = diStrirt mSrr than
commonly given o. superstition. aud
the Jury Ss-rm,zl DISEASED o. fini the
two mrn ,-i'7rg,,i guilty ~ ~" murder.
lat Il haIFsT,,-l that the principal vii.
ns-S sl-Ar uuly Ga'lic. 'Now." said
TIE gyaius..l fSF the d,.frRs-. in What
hnguagr dhi the gi,.,~i sI--ak = In
~ ~ Ga'lic rs Z ever bearl in I.as'h-
al-'r." Was tire r1'ly. ''I'rs4ty g,ssi for
tie rli,st IT an English SoLller." said
Cpuu~'l aRd that QUESTION and cotn-
n..ut stve,i the us,-ks ~ the men ~ the
Tar The jury cculi bs-lirye In = gisuSt.
Int nDt To- an English ghs-S sISakins
':as4iC. l"I.l,n Si1Hslari
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-25

I'll DANGEIsuCs To- NEGLECT A
Told.
Ilow often Ia Wc hear. Its only q
cold. ana Tea days later learn that
Z be man j. on DO. hack With pneumoa-
IA. This j. ot such common ocCuT-
rrnCe that a cold. hoWcycT slight.
shauld nat h. di,Trearded. CHAMBER
lain's Cough l;emcdy cOunteTacts any
tetCig aCN ui a cold 10 result In pneu-
munia. and has gained it, great Pop
ulATity and extensive sale BY IL
pTOmt cure Of this most common all
mcnt. Ia alEAys cures and j. pleasant
tO take. FoT sAlr by all druggists
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-25
ANIMAL ODDITIES.

The muscles u tlse mOekiRg blrdis
laryux are largrr Ia prOISOrtloa - -
size q the bird thah thOss - sAy 0shsr
creature
An eleTAaBt las ~ delicate . ssass
% smell that when In . VIA state q
can sceHt an rneuiy st . diseanos q
i.O0O yards.
The bower blrd l. - caIlsd b~sauas
several q this sI,-cies uaits IN co.
siructinz q l-0weT - playszound. e.
I'arrutly fsr ~ OthsT VarIpsss tAan
amusenient
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-25
SPINACH TIsOURIlES

Mr.. Ssr Martin. an ed and highly
Txsprctrd resident II F4isOnia. Ni-s.
9xs SICK sta stomach trouhle foT
more thzn siK manthsL ChamkrTiain's
stomach and Liver T46lcts cured h<r.
she say-: Il can 40 eat aaythinE !
SAINT and an the prooacst uonaa N
the wsrA % end snck q Eesd mcdi-
cine" fH sale - all druggists
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-25

a-tls~V esa,' = surss Fswesss &C. Ghslasoa
Sassrs-fuIi, g--i ~ nsth-r Gay, auF.- IN
ths ~ iidie.ss' ussm- To NrS 1sat. lsrg ~
v,s.s'e sud rs-Euiafe 49, hsscts ana ds-~trtsf
Ws.rtns tRtF inJan tssam.sttaiN ThFy srNgT
tai A. 80 druEEisfS -, ssaplr thtn
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-25

{. l.iG. undrr the Tuslors. the
.a so % ls-g@af MAS En.Ni
.f .s r,,t. .-i.t 20 the EifI VAS pun
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GHOST SHOWED HIM GOLD

Bringing a bottle filled with almost
pure gold taken from a lode long
hidden in mountain Businesses, not far
from here. w. T. Bartlett and NJ. c.
Black, both well known business men,
are back after a perlous trip to the
Cascades
Theirs, however. was labor richly
rewarded, though the story is So inter
woven with spiritualism and romance
tlat it is we'll nigh incredible, Bart.
lett is the grandson of D, +. lngcls,
miner of the early 5Os in these parts.
who was murdered in the hills by his
partner. The Bartlett family are spir.
itualists, aud Bartlett declares his
lead and murdered grandfather,
through Portland medium. sent word
to him to find the lost mine and he
would he independent for life.
Bartlett swears positively that he
received specific directions from the
spirit Of his grandfather how TO pro.
recd to the lost mine. Moreover, he
was told to select NJ. c. Black to &C.
company him. The men will not tell
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of the location of their find but say
It cannot be reached save 10y making
an extremely dangerous trip and one
filed with hardship. especially at this
time Of the year, when the mountains
are firmly in winters icy grasp. In
the spring they will return and de.
ve,op their find.
In a rough and mountainous section,
they say, they found a gray quartz
ledge, literally filled with precious
metal. Small pieces were broken of,
pounded mp In a frying pan which they
had with them and the gold picked out
by the mems fingers and placed in a
bottle. Should the ledge prove as
rich as the samples, a man could make
4 mortar and gold pan. and in a
weeks time lake out enough Of The
gold TO make him wealthy.
As an cyiderce of their find they
have the Little bottle OF gold dust
which has already been viewed by
dozens OF people, and tests have been
made by o, d. Johnson which prove
that the mineral is genuine,-Wenat
chic correspondence Seattle Times.
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OPEN PUBLICITY THE BEST
GIN R1RTY OF MERIT.

When the maker Of medicine. sold
through druggists for family use, takes
his patients fully into his confidence by
frankly and icarleSSly publishing broad
cast as well as on it, bottle wrappers,
full list ot all its ingredients IN plain
English, this action on his part is the
hest possible evidence that he Is not
afraid To have the search light NJ inveS-
LEGATION turned full upon his formula
and that II will bear the fullest scrutiny
and the most thorough investigation.
DR. Pierce's Favoritc Prescription for the
cure Of the weaknesses. periodical pains
and functional arrangements OF the or
gans distinctly feminine. is the only mcdl-
cine put up TOR sale through druggists for
wOman's special use, the maker NJ which
Is not afraid % take his patients into
his full confidence by such open and
honest publicity.
A glance at the published ingredients
on each bottle wrapper. will show that II
i made wholly from native, American,
medicinal roots. that IL contains no poi
sonouS or habit-forming drugs, no mar.
cotics and no alcohOl-pure. trlplc-refned
glycerlne, OF proper strength being used
Instead Of the commonly employed alco.
hol. both for extracting and preserving
the active medicinal properties found In
the TNhlN VI wv Alu'llNhu lNlfNA IlaubA
employed. IL is the only medicine for
wnmcn's peculiar diseases, sold by drug
giStS, that does not contain a large per-
centagc Of alcohol, which is In the long
run 81 harmful to woman delicate, nerv-
Gus system. Now. glyccrinc is perfectly
harmless. and serves a valuable purpose
by possessing intrinsic value all it. own,
and besides IL enhances the curative
effect Of the other ingredients entering
into the rFavuritc Prescription"
Some of the ahlest medical writer's and
teachers endorse these views and praise
all the several ingredients Of which "Fa'
Vorite Prescription is composed - rec
ommending them for the cure oi the
very same diseases for which this world
famed medicine : advised. No other
medicine for women has any such pro
fCSSi1ndl endorsement worth more thar
any number Of ordinary testimonials. II
interested, send name and address 10 Or
II. Y. Pierce. Buffalo, y. Y. for his it'll,
book VI extracts from the works q
eminent medical writers and teachers
endorsing the several ingredients an,
telling Just what Or. Piercc'S medicine
are made Of los free for the asking.
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MATINEE HATS SAD FATE

Just before the curtain rose for a
matinee performance recently, a won.
IN very far above the weight that wei!
regulated scales describe as normal,
lmbled down tho aisle and took her
seat, an end one The whole balcony
seemed to vibrate when she sat down.
Not more than a few minutes later
small, why, business.like woman
hoped down the aisle. and with great
difficulty and extraordinary gymnastic
effort managed to climb over the fat
lady and take the seat next to her.
Everything was peaceful until after
he first act when the thin spectator
decided to climb out again To speak to
a friend ten or twelve hows back. She
had new hat which she had been
lolding lovingly in her lap. with a
last fond look at It, she hcs'ta,ingly
eft II on her chair, went through the
same gymnastic act, landed safely in
he aisle and went quickly back to her
friend Now fat people are always
counted good natured. and the end
seat occupant was no exception. Re.
llizing the hardships her noighhor
would have TO 20 through to climb
back again, with most divine express.
sion Of sympathy and good will on her
face, she stood up, moved a!ong,' sat
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down in the second seat-on the hat.
In the meantime the friends ten rows
back finished a rather excited CONVEX
satlon. during which the wiry lady
had become more and more excited,
and then she came back. Forgetting
all about her cherished hat and SEEM
ingly intent on some other business
she unquestioningly took the end seat
In two minutes she shot up-the nat
was lost! She did not know just
where she had left IT, hut 1t must be
there! She searched under the seats
within radius OF twenty feet No
hat was to be found The lat lady,
sympathetic hut immoYable did all
she could to help look for it, except
stand up. UsherS were summoned.
Ice.water boys. programme BOYS. The
whole balcony was having a nervous
chill over the mysterious disappe ar
ance. Only the girl from Brooklyn,
in the seat behind, knew the answer
to the question. and she was too eX'
hausted from the strain OF suppressed
laughter to explain Al the end of 'he
play she did not wait to see the finish.
Her conscience wouldn't permit Ter,
for she caught one glimpse of the
crushed hat when the TAT lady arose.
brooklyn Eagle
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COULDN'T Hurt THE WATER

The late Eugene Field, while on
one Of his lecturing tours, entered
Philadelphia one bright spring morn
ing after tina city had endured
three days rainstorm
There was some daIay a, the bridge
over the SchuylMll river. and the
humorists attention was attracted by
the turgid. cofIee.colored stream flow
Ing underneath. 1T reminded me so
much OF my own dear Chicago river,
he aftcrward explained He placed
OBTAINING hand on the arm Of the col.
ored porter who was passing at the
time. and inquired in his laaguid
tone. II he were a resident OF the
Quaker City, says Success.
"Yassir," replied that important
functionary. Il was bon an raised
we're. Yassir'"
Don't YOU people get your drinking
water from this stream Queried
Field
"Yassir, Amt got no yuther place
to git It frum 'cept tn Delaweah.
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WONDROVS FAD OF FASHION

How fearfully and wonderfully is
he feminine OF the hour built up
back
A man with discerning eye for
these things swears that a fashionable
Young person who hat in front Of him
IN the train the other afternoon tow.
cred yards above the back OF her seat.
Her collar, according to his calcula.
ions, was built up quite six inches
nigh. II supported four diamond pins
each at least two inches long, so he
reasons that this was n modest calcu.
lation. Where her collar left of. her
back hair began. and he states that
never In his experience has he wit.
messed hair erect to such a sky.scrap.
ing height. He cannot undertake to
say how It was done. He only knows
that 1t was waved and pulled far
above his level, and he could only
peer toward its dim. retreatlng bill.
lows In wonder. He says he knows
her maid must have stood on step.
adder to dress It.
Away up on top, he says. there was
set something in the nature OF hat,
he couldn't clearly tell what except
that It was mounted on coils and coils
II velvet, fitting 1t, as near as he could
Judge from that distance, at least a
yard above her back hair The top Of
Il. he says. was not for man TO con,
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template, nor woman, either unless
she were a Brobdignagian.
When this extraordinary elevation
turned around. the man says he so'
a distinct shock. The precIpice that
had been reared to such LOFTY at
itude behind tumbled straight down
sheer, threatening to slice on her
pretty nose in the descent.
1T looked" said he, vainly strug'
Cling to express his emotions, like
somebody had taken a sharp KNIFE
trimmed her OF close In front, as my
mother used TO slice the dough on the
ple.tln. must say, after the amazing
quantity OF hat and hair aft, WASH
prepared for such an anticlimaX for
ward. She was an awfully pretty girl
but she appeared to feel that her nat
didn't quite balance In front, aad she
kept thrustlng out her chin as II she
hoped to make up for the deficiency.
Poor thing! suppose It's the fash
ion!"
OF course, what this man was talk
ing about Is the new felt sailor, erect
ed to great heights behind and chopped
of srort over the nose. Fashionable?
Well. rather! As many femlnines as
can pay the price are anneXing the
same, and many. many men are bound
to be amazed thereby Philadelphia
Bulletin.
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WOMEN WHO SUFFER
Or. Williams Pink Pills the On
Remedy Particularly Suited For
Feminine ills.

To women who suffer DR.. Williams
Pink Pills are worth their weight ia
gold. At special periods a woman needs
medicine TO regulate her blood supply or
her life will be round of pain aud suf-
fering. Dr. Williams Pink Pills are
absolutely the fiuest medicine that ever
woman took. They actually make
Jew blood. They are good for men too
but they are good in special way
for women.
alt was three years ago last spring
that my health failed me-" says Mrs
street, Battle Greek, Mich. II suffered
from leucorrh9a and other troubles
that, | presume, were caused by the
weakness it produced. had sinking
spells, nervous headaches. was weak
and exhausted nll the time aud looked
like II walking skeleton.
my back and limbs would ache nj.
most continually aud there were DAYS
when | was absolutely helpless from
sick headache. tried one doctor after
another hut cannot say that they helped
me at all. My liver was sluggish and
| was troubled some with constipation
lone day II physician who has now
retired from practice met my husband
on the street aud inquired about my
health He advised my husband To get
some of DR. Williams Pink Pills for me,
said they were good medicine, better
for my trouble than he could put up. |
triod them, improved steadily aud soon
was entirely cured. As soon as the
leuoorrhoea was cured the headaches
and other pains stopped. am entirely
we'll now bat intend TO continue to use
Dr. Williams Pink Pills as spring
tonic.
The genuine DR. Williams Pink Pills
are sold by all druggists and by the DIR.
Williams Medicine Company, Scheneo.
tady, n. y,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-09

an dats d,s a IT. mo- soupy dan dis
yer wattah Yassir,"
is It filtered before YOU drink to-
No, sab not as | evan head vel,
Of"
81 should 'h.nk," said the humorist,
that you would be afraid TO drink
such water especially as the secpage
from that cemetery see ON the hill!
must drain directly into the river and
poilute il.
"Dye mean dat big bu'yln groun'
mp yarder by &c turn ob de ribbero"
inquired the son Of Ham. II reckon
yo' all doaa know Phiadelphy yey
we'll, sab aw yod know dats Lauel
Hill cemetcy,"
We'll what Of that" asked Field.
somewhat puzzled at this unlocked for
rejoinder
Dat wattah doan hut us Phllay,
delphians none, sab" replied the ma.
tive son, with an air OF pride. wy
mos all OF de folkses bu'ied theah aw
rom ouah very best families"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-09

onslaught On the fayorite of the hour
or on some abuse that needed correc.
ton. In the old liberal school he was
an extreme radical, but has not for
years been in touch with the later
forms Of radicalsm. Mr. labouchere
is being urged to write book of his
"reminiscences. Of which he must have
a wonderfully interesting collection.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-09
Backaches

II has cured more cases OF Female
Weakness than any other remedy the
world has ever known, 1t is almost in
fallible in such cases. II dissolves and
expels Tumors in an early stage Of
development. That
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-09
Dizziness, Falnfness,

Extreme Lassitude. "dont-care and
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. feeling, cXcit-
ability, irritability, nervousness, sleep
lesSness, fiatulency, melancholy or the
blues and backache. These are
sure indications OF Female Weakness,
some arrangement of the organs. For