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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-12-26

everything dear to an honest woman;
she had home and children; but bereft
of Indifference to either, she tread the
path that parts the way to everlasting
shame and sorrow; she had borne chill
dren to her paramour, and finding nc
redress-nothing but the treatment &C
corded to all women who see before
them a roseate path and "a jolly goou
time''-and the love grows cold and
the affection bare, takes the law into
her own hands, as it were, and the
crime is double.
There follows Arthur Brown only a
broken home; the making Of a convict;
a heart-broken woman, and the refiec-
ton of her designations to follow her
children; there will also attach the
scorn of every one who believes in
right and justice.
She is now behind prison bars, no
doubt meditating whether the act JUS
tilted the crime.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-12-26
PIN N FOR
THE LADIES
NO TIN WHISTLE NOR JUMPING
JACK SCHEME.
But the Elixir of Life-That's Cash
Proposition offered by r. G..
Robins & Company.

From today, December II, 1905, to
the night of December 81, 1906 inciu-
sive, we will give all u customers a
certain per cent of our cash sales Al
purchasers of so Gents. Cash. and D
wards will receive a CASH COUPE
Same will BE REDEEMED ON
THE EVENING OF DECEMBER 81
1906, IN CASH.
Now this is no tin whistle or Jump
ing Jack scheme, but the Elixir Of Life
that g cash.
Big reduction in many of our goods
See small bins.
f. C. ROBINS & Co.
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HOT FOE

Thirty miles north Of Humboldt
House, the nearest railroad station ,
eight miles. 1t Is the latest and
perts say 1t win be the greatest Of n.
yada's new mining districts pnrtie
desiring to 90 TO Rosebud should teA
graph early to secure accommodation
and transportation Tor good inca !
warm, comfortable rooms and fast, safe
teams, wire w. 4 Robinson, Humboldt
House, Nevada ireighting done Ut
pevailing rates andin shortest time.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-12-26

FOUND-A pair OF gentle sorA
horsvs; a white and black; ut til
Thomas Nelson ranch, Stone Hous'
owner can have same by proving
property and paying Tor this aiysrtis'
neat. The horses came into my en-
closure about the hsst of Jane. Thoms
Nelson, stone House. ~
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-12-26
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CO.
PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given hat the part
nership heretofore existing under the
firm name of Evans & Savornin. and
conducted by r. Il. Evans and German
Savornin, has been dissolved by mu-
tual consent of the parties this fourth
day of December, A. d. 1906.
GERMAN SAVORNIN,
r. T. EVANS.
Dated Winnemucca, Nevada, the 4fh day
Of Deem Der, A j.. 1906.
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"AND I WILL REPAY"

The Brown-Bradley case is nov
coming to. the fore, and the will of tn
late Hon. (O Arthur Brown, Unite'
States Senator from Salt Lake, Utah, !
printed verbatim, as taken from tn
Salt Lake Herald, and especially a
TO his ideas of the relations that exist
ed between he and the unfortunat
woman hiatt killed him.
The will reads:
OF give and b%equeath and de-
wise all the property of which !
nay die possessed, both real and
personal, equally, share and share
alike, to my two children, Alice
Brown and Max Brown.
81 do not devise or give or be-
oueath to any of the children of
Mrs. Anna M. Bradley.
ct do not think either or any
child born to Mrs. Anna M. Brad
lev is or are mine, but whether
such child or children is or are not,
/ expressly provide that neither or
any of them shall receive anything
of my estate.
"I have never married Anna M.
Bradley and never intend to. If
she should pretend that any rela-
ton ever existed between us to
Justify such Inference, / direct my
executor to contest any claims OF
any kind she may present, and |
direct that she receive nothing
from my estate.
"I appoint Max Brown as exc
cutor of this will.1- III
This, the will of a man whom tn
law had separated from two womei
and who had been the cause of thu
downfall of a third.
He had been arrested in Salt LAX
by detectives employed by his second
wife, and at that time, after being
found in a compromising position Will
Mrs. Bradley, pleaded not guilty t.
the crime-that of unlawful cohabita
tio-but the woman pleaded guilty, an
the judge, out of feeling for the wo
man, did not hold her to answer to thu
court. na- tar vas
Brown came between this woman AM
her husband, wrecked a home of NOR
than ordinary happiness. The husband
Of the woman went "to the bad, ;
finally landing lin the state prison .
Carson for embezzlement.
Is there no protection to society from
such inhuman mongrels as Brown ha,
shown himself to be.
On the part of the woman the prov
ocation possibly justified the act, blu
the moral is nevertheless one TO
thought.
But is she not more or less to blaem
In her blind infatuation she gave II,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-12-26

But is she not more or less to blaem
In her blind infatuation she gave ~
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N. O. c~I.ALRoURN

Has opened a laotbiaek sislnd at tn
Robinson Tofsofihi parlors. Win call
for ami deliver ladies' shoes. special
attention given to mining mems shoes
Oiling done in first-class shape.
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%FRATERNAL ORDERS
MASONIC

WTNNEMUCCA LODGE, NO a
10, Il. and A. M--6tateA ssn- ~
munisations viii be held al W.
their hall In ths Silver Sta1s
block until further notice at 1880 p
m ON the fras Saturday evening 81 sacA
month. All Master Masoas in good
standing a~s cpvdialiy invited 10 attesd.
r. POULTN, W. n.
CHRIS WOLF, ~Sesrsszxy.
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HUMBOLDT CHAPTER NO. 0 a
Il. A. A.-M~etings bald ss NJ
their hall at 8 p. IN. ON the "
Second and Fourth Saturday
evenings Of each month. All Oom-
panion Royal Arch Masons in good
standing are cordially invited to at
tend. THOMAS SHONE, NJ. y.
CHRIS WOLF, Secretary.
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Advertisement.

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O. e. s.
SILVER STATE CHAPTER NO. g.,
o. f. b meets in Silver State Hall 1T
1870 p. on the Second and Fourth
Thursdays Of each month. Visiting
members in good standing always vel
come. CARRIE M. BROWN, W. M.
MARY BONNIFIELD, Secretary.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-12-26

I. o. o. T.
HUMBOLDT LODGE, NO
16, LO.O.F- Meetings on
the First and Third Thurs
day evenings Of each month al hall
In Silver State Building. Waiting
bEothers in good standing always
welcome. r. POULlN, n. q.
r. RAMADOHR, Secretary.
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5TOCKHOLDERS' ANNUAL MEET
ING.

kOCA@OH MANKA We k@vs
IA psastsd . fresh ssRpay of samxex
ss&ea H~stfees, and they San be pro
q any kns by calling a. aAe silver
.hafe sfiAA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11

In the cOurSe - a leciure b~f0re the
PsychotheFapeutic Socirty. Isr. Ward
announced that Prof. Elmer Gate. of
Washington. u. a.. who has been ex-
perimentihg With light rays. had found
about Eve octaves above violet a fsrm
% wave similar Co x-rays. huf differ
ent In Some reSpects.
Under the rays living ohbecfs
threw a shadow Which exists ~ tsnE
a. there h tife In tn animate object.
A I've rat was piaced IN hcrmetiealiy
sealed tuir and hrld In the path q
the RAYS IN freni 20 senzltixel srreen.
30 long ~ tir rat Was alive q threw
4 shadow. When n was kiIled u -
came suildpuiy tFanFarent after Q Ger
tsla iengfh 20 time.
~HefR.~ said fhe iecturer. ~thers
VS. q sfrangp gihrnom~Raa. ~ N
rprr lnzfaaa the re heeame tran~'
uanpnf. q s1lniDW a. exacfly n eaml
nhane wnn naflfed - paEs a n wers
anl e ana heyond ne siaas tube anf
ranirh e. \ pnsNqd upunEd e. ~
1aSe|||F4f er7rFn
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11
Mad UahlnEsd By BIOw

In has youth be- was an infant phe
nomenon ~ four years q axe ~
read almost an ~ the Bible. and dur
ing his tens DE- acquired q reading ans
speaking Enowledge 81 M les than
thirteen language During the Euld
craze On - b. went West and star-ei
a stage line Within two years Do bad
accumulated o fortune of S5u.tsH' 4
partner robbed him and then u. y
moved hack 90 Ohio and BEGAN the
study ~ Law Within a few years b.
stood az the top 81 the bar Of Cincin
natl
One Gay BE- vas defending a muir
derer In whose innocence he strongly
believed A. a result of hts eluquenc'
ths man vas acquitted. The same day
his client confessed that he was guilty
u. N rushed hack 20 the courtroom
and started to explain. bat the strain
and excitement had BEEN too much Tor
him He wns stricken with apoplexy
within a shoTt time b. recovered bis
physical health. bat never his men'a
polae.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11
WIS 4 REAL MAGICIAN.

\ b1~tuu,an was ITaising the Othei
DAY the astronomical aud literary work
q Prrriyal Lowell
"Iief"r, tie la,t s,lil,S.'.' b. said
Mr.. Lowell observed 20 an old crlurel
man whom De- liked.
"t'corgr. II you will watch tir chick
cus cat at your place tomorrow
morning ~ II oclOck you will sc
ih-m al 80 10 roO~t."
III hi Gsorre laughed Oats q
r.--l Joke"
lie thoughi. you see. that Mr..
Lowell was feeling him. But. sure
enough. when II o'cla-k came the
nsxt morning the Sun darkeissi aud
the chirkens did 90 10 rco~t. George
vas amazed lie sought Mr. Lowell
uut and said
wot you dom tole me wuz true.
sab Nah chickens went 90 rOust. sab.
i,.J laik you said hey would
Yes. teorEr. SupI'o~. they lid.
tli- astronomer rrturns,l.
How l"ug. sab. did you know
.'-.ui dis asked t;rurge
''h luug tIui" ':~Orge
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11
INDIANS RAID THE TREAS.
TRY.

\ hand q OSago Indians has looied
the United STATES Treasury 81 So
Th" lout was permitted by the author
itieS FOR the Red Men hid the lav
ga their Si'le. the m"ney l-eing tie
cXT-'us-s they were allowed hy tie
Indian Cummis~.uu.r iu making the
trip to Washington from their r,-S..rvn.
ton. Each O~ago was allowed 81
icy the Commissioning Tiley iil~i Into
tie Treasury Buill.us. few week =
a-o. silent - "y~irr, and I,r,.-.ni,a {
their "rl"r. They -ut rl.'r Iuuury an!
l"ft o." DEPARTMENT. v.tt"ut uit-rfng
wopi-"uly n few er1IntS. Th-
names they s.=u,-l 49, Indicated n,
mark wrr" we'll worth to- uuur, auI
wrr. % follow:
ol"-hll-val'l. T.. Is-rI-arf Gsr,.
blind. NIX .va..t.an.L. u.sIl.l
rr'. Nurt-a-v.llu. Arthur HsuuI
..-..'. aud EEr.>-Tall,Li-f.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11
HELPS BTRSIiR 10 ROB
WEALTHY WIFE.

.. 20 'rng d. -'.il Into o..
.1.- so. Oh. O. formed burglar 90
D rul1.-oeut mo0I II was one %.
%. o.. SASH. oucl Kind which had not
.e.l moIyIl.z,G. and iyear-OiI
could have ol,n'l the windows. The
.,E.aie party that owned the HOUSE
had the reputation OF bein mighty
rich and sunthin' Of a miser. - I
thought there might BE- gOOi pickin s
Tor me In the way 81 Old silver and
The Ike. She had married a young
man about a year before my visit
whO vas known 10 be sunthiR Of a
high roller
The arst room I struck that seem.
ed promisib' was the dinin' room
filed up with massive mahogany fur.
niturs like they don't build nova.
days. ] had no trouble In OpeRin' the
sideboaTd, where ! found a few real
silver spoons and a blamed lot O. plat.
cd trash that wasn't worth oarryin'
away. | was Just about 10 leave the
room when out flashed an electric
light and I found myself starin' a.
the barrel Of a pistol. A young fei-
Ter In pajamas held the gun. and his
hand didn't shake . bit. tie had \
business look In his eye. 20 when be
told me 10 throw up ny hands I done
80 without no argument.
How much Of a haul have yOu
madeT be asked pleasantly. I told
him Only few spoons. and that IL
vas a lOw-,iOWn trick 10 pinch a man
Who hadn't SGT enough 10 pay for his
trouble.
He acknOEledged there was a hoss
on me. and then asked me n I vas
amatOor. or could I blog Up 4
safe without roasin' the neighboT.
hood. II YOU have the materials With
you 10 crack a safe saws he. why.
you an nell divide tie spoi!S'
u acknOwlelrel that ! had cone
prepared 10 OpJa anything Ga the
hardware line. ard then. with his Eun
p'inted. be tackled re out 81 the room
TO one ai'o.rln where t,pre vas q
safe In The v.ll Then he told ne 20
90 70 WORK AMI cot down In a chair
with his pis'ol trrnet uy vay.
We'll. sir. 20 make the story short
] openef ;h-t safe wish this pelican
superin'og .i1. the j0h. There vas
Sads o long green 10 q tin box that
would choke a COW. likewise diamonds
and other shinsrs The hoss o. the
business sorts en- over careful and
when the boX was clean cmuty he
hands me over some old breastplns
cnd napkin rings and a baby's silver
mus and toll re hat thar vas ny
share. while he po-kets the rest a.
calm a. ye please.
Nov. then. about face and don't
kick. Tor this gun b likely 70 20 on.
SAYS he. AMI heads me hack 20 the
window through Which ia entered.
Git through there. and he quick about
u. soa.' he says. and then. as n 90
add Insult to inTry. gives me a push
thai sent me nyin' inter the hack
yard ready % choke with rare"
The reformed burglar here uttered
some very unrefornled profanity As
the picture Of that nigh' rose 10 mem
ory.
When IA got on me feet I heard
a pistol 30 OF in the house an a yell
for help and knovcd who done n
There was nothing fOr ne 10 10 bui
light out. u seems that young man
Sas the old party's husband. she'd
kept him short Of funds and be tool
this chance 10 make good. SoW, al
ye ever hear . meaner job played %
a hard working man than be playet
On me-"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11
UNIOCE STREET. RAIL war.
In which tire Horse end tire Passea.
gers Ride Togsther Owned BY .
Woman.

u the spirits 81 the poor. departed
car horses arp allowed tu return "a the
land of The living. they must chucklo
30 car horse spirits d. such au IN.
seemly ihiugi when they witness one
q their KIM stan linz CA the back
platform ul strD,f ear. WpdtatiNyly
chewing a straw aal ',icUing the
landscape DER as the car rrily
slides On its way il'o tsr tovn. but
that II a spectacle thar presents Itself
many times a day just outside the
great city ~ Driver. Colorado.
4 short i.E, uf street railroads
called the Chcrrelyn Line. leads from
etc of The civ terminals 20 the iit-l.
Town ~ CherrClyn Il ascends Eradu.
Ally from the CITY. and Us motive
power. an ancient and decr,pif spaci
men u the genus "Car hoTsr" Creeps
slowly up the Hill. stopping frequently
fur breath Oucc 40 thp ton however
his lahors are over for me time be
ing BE q unhitchsd from the car
climbs aboard the rear Platform an
nroceeds 90 make himself cImfpr'ah'r
When the hour - departure g. r'3che1
.Ho driver gives fh" CIR q Cauf'e show,
M The whole orfff ru,s spinning
town tho hill ~ ifs starring point
The Cherr'lvr Line H. owned md
'uuf-nll.i hy Ms. George n HIEuo.
Y nsnHrr. Who cla'-1s fr7' D. 6. %"
NV az Gravity system in tho world
There was similar line operating iU
.Uuthcru California f.v y..rs ago.
~ ffa claim -1 .'Hf f'r.r.f'ur wrv o.
ispufs5 ~ 'Ha' rr 'f wrs how
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11
HERY BAD RRRArH.

Senator Clay. q Georgia. told ths
following story % a humher e rs
colleagues In tie senate cloak roou
Q few days aEo:
San JonaS. the eyangallst, wnu
holeing 1estings IN my home tow
last summer IN the opsn air. HlI
subject Tor the particular evening" q,
whicb ] spoak vas 'Deakh.' lie ha1
hesn preaching soEs fifteen o. twenty
minutes Wien he rsacAna ths ellmn1
q his theDs win Ny FfianAa thinl
q a. fhtzk q q. 40. Ana yoa No
prepasod - dla. a. my every hEuasi
q neul drop1 eaAa" TAnn q aInaIl ~,
agey baek a ne rnaT ezrlnlmsd. w,
elH1 N1a eAgN nlElHas~
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11

% present him With a bin II Is ~
corded that q hotelkeeper one offered
90 throw OF half the bin when h,
learned his guests identity The I'm
mortal J. " glarcd az tn landlord
then. declaring be would allow no one
% Guido him in generosity. and said
he would throw on the other halt.
He seldom stopped In cities % more
than lo.0eo population. believing that
IN the large cities his personality
would be- lost There are few news
paper Offices IN the country outside Of
the largest cities where he g. not well
known. Some years ago he travelled
ali over the country ranSacking the
files % newspapers for his own obit.
uary. He has been reported dead
more than once.
He r. an apostle Of truth" press
ure. and keeper % the secret q the
veil" For forty years he has been
promising to lift the veil~ and pa, on
the pressure.
Wherever be stopped In the course
~ his migrations his frsi announce
ment was that men called him crazv.
and that he was about TO pat th,
pressure on" This "pressure- was
some mysterious force which h. alone
b. believed. prevented from crushing
out ~ existence an The life 81 this c1n.
tinent
No ono has ever doubted that b. WIS
insane He himself bnastsd ~ o.. Bu'
bis a. On Insanity that no 20 nov In.
splrei onlv friendship and symps ."
Bur behind fis insanity ana d. CIV
year az Hiwl.ss wandering og.- rta
couutry o. tragic story
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cURE POR sEAsIcKxRss.
EhsSsrse cgFssus uss1 - ouies Nerves
60 ths S1lssrers.

Those Who have bsen prostratsd BY
the heaxe and the ehopehop q ocean
vessels wIn b. glad 70 learn that q
sure cure Tor sessickness h promissd
Tia ship physieian q TIE HAmburs
Amsriean liner PatrlcA has founa b
expeffmsnts eon1uctea a IN Is,
voyaHR - the alp that q ninpla else
tTie vfhratian cnaff 6nar gha woSl. nnf
- successfully dI1 Ne fEDenElruis tn
q l1e n1AI1fsRI'nn - - ans o4rgu
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11

sides Of the car. 10th inside and out
are decorated with the carvings and
writings % tourist fools
Whose names are like their faces.
Always seen In public places.
Yrs. Bogue Is not exactly a million.
aire a. the result 81 operating her Own
railroad and drawing all the salaries
and dividends. and she appreciates
the deficiencies % rolling stock and
rad bod But she takes ken d..
light IN the management % the rad
aud tnds u q paving investment
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11
POSTMiSTERS or OLDEy
TINE.
NiHety Years Ago incomes Arg
'umeated By ASting rs Ageats.

The postmaster Of today may think
b. has troubles Of his OWn. bu- Their,
vas a time about the year 1917. Whea
queer thinEs were expected % post.
masters. An old pamphlet dated
April 9Th. 1917. state that q new
daily and thrice a week paper" vas 10
Be printed at the seat OF government. 3"
After the virtues OF the proposed puhli.
cation we're set forth the edi;OrtO-be
says:
POsfmasters are hereby authorized
TO receive subscriptions for the Car.
cite. and for all moneys collected and
transmitted 90 the editor. az the city
Of Washington. a discount % 10 PER
cent. will be allowed Distant sub
seribers will have their papers care
fully packed and punc,aally forwarded
10 order. II II 20 BE- presumed that q
copy Of this pamphlet was seHt 10
each postmaster In the United States.
Under the system that then existed
this method was entirely proper and
IL IL claimed that postmasters derived
considerable income from such sOaI
ces
The prospectus" further states thai
"A competent reporter will he employed
10 furnish the proceedings Of Congress
for the Gazette" and that all inter.
esting articles Of intelligence viii be
carefully selected and published
The Editor.tO-be. in writing q him
self SAYS:
AS the humble guardian Of the pub
llc veal. he will occasionally Use the
saeHss n. ~ - f.
In expressing his temperate disappro-
hation % such measures Of the cOun.
Try. n those opinions should some.
times be erroneous. he wishes them 70
10 ascrihed 10 the common faiibillty
% human judgment. which cannot h
aiways In the right. As far a. u may
te POSSIBLE. he viii labor 90 be I'm
martial bot thar there viii te a has.
ard that that bias will - On favor OF
TIE present dominant party. 10 has ton
much candor % deny and too nnu-h
honesty % conceal what D. car -
within his humble sTherp. shrli - done
for the good % tho counfry. anf n
b. fails he viii console hinseN witA
the rejection that he had discharEet
his duty n the utmost % his slility
ans power"
II l. announced that the fad - TAX
Inc suufi j. again cUminE Into v1sur
In FRANZ.
Cotton fabrics % fine quality ar
found In Peru In tomis that date hack
20 the time % the lncaS
Sumatrl Q. Bow prOiueing aiusui a.
much csffe- A. lava
Nearly an the cigarrttez 90 thr
Tnited State~ are made In New York
Itt-hmaDd New Oricans AMI san
ts~anssfzF4s
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11
AUTOMOBILE SKATING.
Skates Run by Storage BATTERY
Strapped 60 Mass Waist.

Recent cable descriptions Of auto
nozzle skating Ia Paris uavr been
,,-ifrI Alphaus Cunsial'lai an
Italian who lives in Paris. has heen
baking many slercssiul experiment.
uFh his new form 81 automobile
skates which he invented
The apparatus consists 81 two four
wheeled skates each Cueratei ~ an
airrOolri motor q hose puy ~
raparitN
4 snail tank containing slsoline.
-uflsieut Tor a 90 mile run l. strapped
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11

about me skaters waist ATTACHED .n
Ir. 'h. i-ui'.ou battery. Nod"
..f'. lover ana 'hn spark col'r'.
s. -.-.F ~ 20 miles aI hour "a. %
".5 aul diminished Pcs means pf
throttle lever which fhe Skater
100 Dis ier band % a glaiW,.
....,.r .r. 'f .av limited
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11

Did you know dey would 80 O.
noo~t n year agoy
Yes. fully n year aEo.'
We'll dat l-ra,s all said Geor-e.
In an awei voice. 'Dem chlekens
wuEnt haiclsed a year asa --sstur.
day Evening Fest
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11
HAS srrDTED STANDARD
OIL

There d the making Of a most val
uahle servant % the trusts In south
Oranep IN the form Of q small bog
whsae name dos not appear. Be.
Ia@EtnE be had killed seyeR-year-oid
Ioretta smith. q pupil Of the Colum.
- uub,lc school. whom he knoekee
s-n.sleU. with = snowfall. snail
boy. Who escaped before ne laenthy
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o. n. on Evsry Railroad.

SIN In biz possession are hundrel
slips reading Good for ]. y tits
most treasured pus,' ssIou is slip oi
paper signed Hl the LEADING officials
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the country o. reads. "Thp immortal
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roads from now until IuomsIay
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have more th51 f.r cents 90 a time
bur iu The mrs. wears u' Doe wandering
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Mr.. BEynn's dauEhtsg has takea q
wTifing piayn. Senator T1Ilmas y wtIk
fas q book. and Co1Groe1msn tcse
wnrfh a accused a. writins enpleE
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