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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30


mountmeliek work is too hard for the eoors
permissible and characteristic of the new style.
The reason why this work comes under the head
of mount-mellick is also because a great variety
of stitehes-the greater the better-is found in it,
The material for working with on the linen or
cotton-the former of heavy make and loosely
woven-is preferable.
FOR A LIFE OF SERVICE
The objects for which this work is suited are
all those of ordinary household use which lend
themselves 10 decorations-tea, tray, and side
board cloths, cushion covers, sachets, laundry
bags work bags, tea eosies, ETC., etc The eottons
wash perfectly in hot soap and water ii ordinary
care is used. No soap containing alkali should
ever be employed in washing eolored embroidery,
nor should the work be left in wet heap All
the soap should be rinsed out and the article
quickly dried and iFoned damp as it lies face
downwards ON linen placed over blanket, 50
that the relief, If there is any, should not be
Aattened. Among the stitches used in Fig. are
found the following; Chain stitch in two rows
worked closely together framing bars sewn down
with contrasting shade; satin stitch worked
evenly and closely SO as completely TO conceal
the foundation; stem and rope stitch, used for
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30

T"OO the girl who is thinking of working
her way through college, should say,
S,S=Ss think twice, and when you have
VS1ggSA thought twice, think the situation over
yet third time. You have probably
gotten your ideas of the college girl
and of the girl who works her way through col
leae from books. These books are doubtless very
interesting reading but that is all that can be
said for them, for they do not represent the sit
uation truthfully at all.
You have probably just finished reading one OF
these books, and you are fired with the noble
idea of working your way through college alone
and single-handed. 1t will be so nice in after
years to be able to gather your grandchildren
around your knee, and tell them of your early,
romantic, heroic struggles to work your way
through college, and of your final success after
four years hard work.
You imagine yourself putting the case in this
way to your grandchildren, but as matter of
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
THE CARE OF THE COMPLEXION

y 1EAUTY nowadays is within the reach
d Of every woman, for if nature has Civ
TSe8 en- her passabe set Of features she
5taH1 can herself do the rest. The first es-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
HEpEBow EMBRoIpERY.

Authorities on the subject say this work origi-
mated in Denmark, HedeboW being the name of a
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-10
Former Daytonian Entertains.

The following item appeared III last
week 5 issue of the Starke Telegraph,
and will be of interest to the many
friends Of Mrs J. NJ Jones, at this place,
Mrs. }. NJ Jones entertained the En-
broiderv club and several invited guests
last Wednesday at her home on Call
street. After the ladies had been indus
triousIy working for awhile, their hos
tess gave to each little basket contain
inc fifty dollars (?) with which they
were TO attend AN "auetlon sale, she
then proceeded to auction of Il large
basketful of packages which were
knocked down to the highest bidders
If Iauohter and merriment are mdlca-
tions of fun the ladies surely had 1t, n
o.ob n,rrbasrr aScertained what her
| ,ocl-ouc contained. After all the things
were sold, the hostess, assisted 10y 'H'
;,,Ia Misses Louise floricuS and EmHl';
Darby. served delightful refreshments.
The ladies then departed, heavily laden
with their bargains from the most
novel auction sale they had ever attend
ed
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-10
THE VANGUARD
OF VISITORS
in Daytona-A Brilliant and
Prosperous Season Assured-Day-
tonasPrerared. to Care for All.

The time is drawing near when Day
tona will be the Mecca for the thousands
of pilgrims who wend their way to the
Sunny South from their bleak and snow
bound homes in the North to seek COM
fort and rest among us. Daytona has
not played the laggard and her winter
visitors will find her ready and fully pre-
pared to receive and extend to them
that genial hospitality and cordial well
come with which our city has greeted
her guests in the past
Already the snow has commenced to
| fly in the North, making that section a
forbidding place of abode to many, and
the vanguard of our winter sojourners
are beginning to put in an appearance.
The coming season gives tlatterlng prom
Use of being the most prosperous one IN
the history of the city. Scores OF letters
of inquiry are being received daily from
all quarters of the country as to accom-
modatious. etc, and all indications point
to vast influx of people.
| The fifth annual automobile meet Will
take place on the Ormond-Dayt"na
Beach January % p under the auspices
of the Florida East Coast Auto mobile
Association, and the program is replete
with grand events The list will incluue
touring ear races, to 30 miles: foreign
touring car race, 30 miles; touring car
special race. 80 miles; open to all races,
to 100 miles; open to amateurs only
owners to drive. ! to 10 miles; record
trials. | kilometer to 10 miles. besides
many other special and attractive feat
ures. These events alone Will bring
lnoted drivers and distinguished persons
from all quarters of the globe, and 1t Is
confidently expected that Dayt"na VIII
entertain more people on that occasion
as well as during the whole winter than
ever before in her history.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-10

Send Ii. r.c,sr-d E.Uysr- u YOU
friends.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-10
|s saa'n County

LAST week J. P. Harden, of Orange
Gt3, sold large tract of cypress land
ner Enterprise to the Wilson Cypress
Company, Of Palatka.
Tie fixtures for the new bank at New
&syma are being installed and it is eX-
peeted that the institution will be open
I for business in a few weeks.
special election will be held at De-
land the Goth inst, to elect a council
man to fill the vacancy caused by the
dcath Of the late Frank +. Bond.
Now comes the news that New Smyrna
to1templates installing an electric light
pint and system of waterworks. At
TIE next meeting of the town council,
5dln T. Hammond will apply for Il fran
chie.
The Bond Mills at Lake Helen are
dong an immense business, the present
bang the biggest season thew have ever
had, says the DeLanG Record The
pAy roll of these mills l.; about So, 00C
per year, OF nearly 81 500 per week
One of the incest business buildings in
town is the one.just completed for ID. P.
Smith, on Canal street, by J. P. Turner
and +, B. Penor. 1t is 60x65 feet two
stories, and the material is artificial
stone. The lower floor is divided into
Mofarge store rooms, one occupied by
Y, beuchelle's drug store and the uthe
sey T. S. Maley's hardware store. The
I eleond story will be used rs a hall anC
fa pc lifted up for that purpose. New
nyna needs more buildings of thi
5Pe:New Smyrna Breeze.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-10
A YOUNG MEMS
BUSINESS LEAGUE
To Be Organized in DaytOna-It Will
Be of Untold Value in AdvanC=
the interests of the CITY.

Dlvtona'S old business warehouses
have always been noted for their energy
and aIcrtne>s in looking after and pro-
noting the welfare and interests of this
city. and this commendible spirit on
the part of the more Staid and older
business element has been 50 proverbial
in the past that it has not been without
It's good effect on those younger in years
hcrcabuutS.
The Guzettc-NcwS learns that move
meut is on foot among the young bust
ness men Of Daytona having for its OBJ
iect the organization Of a Young Men :
Business League. DaytOna iSa fine field
for such organization and such Il body
viii find plenty to do to materially ad-
vance the city if it Will only matcrialize
and enter upon lis work with spirit Of
vim and vigor DIytona'> alIuring adj
vanta@eS over every other section could
be graphically portrayed tn the world,
Immigration could bc induced to come
here. greater trad" relations established,
better transportation rates conceded and
many other advantages secured to Day
tona through IL" agency Of Il Young
Men Business League III" infusion
Of Young blood into business and COM
mrrcill circles has worked wonders in
other cities, and Day'ona will prove no
exception 70 the rlIc, BY all means let
Us have Young Men : Business League.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-10
Many Famous Drivers Coming

aver since the running off of the Van
Z cup race and the announcement
- ne winner, Louis Wagner, that he
Noad drive big Darracq in the Or
-laytona races, interest in motor
ny mas conferred in Florida and IA
nous Ormond-Daytona. The letter
isen Senator Morgan, published in part
! aeoye will tend only to enhance the in
& sssesa, as 1t gives the positive announce
! ssht that the entries will be many and
glfied.
Ssaniey Is determined to avenge III:
yutaeb by the Darracq last year, in the
Ho-miie-a-minute race, which he lost
Y only the fraction of Il second.
Last year, his bug-like racer went the
niue m twenty-eight and 10 seconds
ouA zoe Boston manufacturer claims h
nas three cars that will cover The
s1uund even faster than that. If he cal
MAKE good his statement, there will be
psoty OF speed on hand at the beach
among the other ears certain to b.
ssseo, II the published statements o
Z usstess and manufacturers can be reliet
on, are the following:
hcenzo Lancia, in his Fiat. with in
sssed power over that of last year.
t00is Wagner, with Victor Demogeot
eaeh, in a new and powerful Darracq
anew Maxwell Briscoe of 200-horse
power.
3 aeW turbine automobile, Gf com
sso IN tine), built by Francois Ri
and driven, in all probability, b,
Pssl Sartori
Anese cars in themselves insure som
contests, and with others swinging
1 ~ me, there is certain to be plenty q
esnent at Ormond-Daytona.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-10

The list of events for the Fifth Annual
Winter Automobile Meet on the Or
mond-DaytonA, Florida, Beach WAS de
cided upon last week, and the Fifth An
nual international Speed Carnival prom
Uses to be in point of entry the largest of
the many tournaments given III this
country or abroad The program was
submitted to President Asa Paine and the
Board of Directors of the Florida East
Coast Automobile Association for their
approval 1t is quite possible that 4
long race of 300 miles will be added t."
the program
1t is now well known that some OF the
greatest speed creations in automobile
engineering construction will be seen
. charging Father Time on the dates of
january - y, which have been finally
adopted as the dates for the Fifth an
nllal. 1t WAS the wish Of some people
that the tournament be given later ii.
! the season, but the fact that the famous
beach has always been in record shape
! in JANUARY, and the further fact that
that is the only month when hotel uc-
Communications can be depended upon,
led the Board If Directors and thclr
advisers to maintain the dates an
nomced some time ago.
As will he noted, the program Of rtct>
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-10
oasssusasnsssnsnsssusssa,
Then Now

The official ballots that Will be used
in the election of next Tuesday is
baby in size rs compared with the
ballot used ut the last election. The
ballots last year were nearly forty-four
inches long, and they strained to the
limit the capacity Of the longest press
in the Painter Printing Company.s
plant. 1t is hardly fair to compare the
price paid Tor these ballots with the
price the News Company agreed to
print them this year. The News could
not have printed the ballots used last
year for 5000, or for 81 DDS. 90. In
fact, it could not have printed them at
ali ut any price. No more could any
other print shop in the county other
than the Painter Printing Company'S
plant. When Mr.. Codrington held Il
county office supervisor of RegiStra-
! tion) we heard nothing from him about
letting all the public printing to the
lowest bidder All Of the advertising
ut the disposal of the Supervisor of
Registration was given to Mr.. Cod
rington's paper, The News, and he was
paid full legal rates for same We
think that was all right, too. The law
specifies 4 rate and we believe that
this rate should be paid, and that it is
illegal to pay any other, We think,
however, the News should be eonsis-
tent, If full legal rates were paid for
advertising during its editors admins
+ tratiou as supervisor Of Registration Ito
his own paper why should they not be
paid now There has been no change
in the law, 50 far as We know.-DeLand
Sunrrrnrnt
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-10

we'll rs the fastest but gives a c"mhIna-
ti"n of speed merit which no other
course can give. The only serious acci-
dent that has occurred on the orm"nd
Daytona Beach occurred before the
tournament commenced two years ago.
and in no manner ,dctrlctS from its
safety during races.
The Observation-Disclosures race for the
speed crown will be given again this
winter, which similar event WAS won last
year by the flying frcnchmAn, Victor
pem"g"et, This winter, If the French
man Is 4 starter, he Will nave rs compel
ltorS not only fast foreign drivers but
also ut least four American experts, one
Of which Will drive u New York produce
ton. which l. expected 10 travel FIVE
miles III two minutes tn" mile race
for the handsome tW" Thousand dollar
trophy for the international mile, given
by Sir Thomas Dcwar. Of London. viii,
Of course, command the same attention
that II has the past tW" winters, hccauS'-
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-10

Don't forget that the Gazette-Ne"S
Pictorial Edition will be ready tor t TiS-
tribution about December trst- ne
nrice is only 25c for nearly one hundred
napes of illustrations.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-11-10

Tie biggest and finest special edition
ever l--led IN Fioridu-Ihc Gazette
New P.rroGiai-cn be issued about
December first.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-09

visit, and was on the ill-fated ex-
press train that was telescoped
by the Spokane Flyer at Bridal
Veil on Tuesday morning. Mr.
ZONES is brother of Mrs. Hugh
Cummings, wife of one of the
new owners of the Skipton sta
b1es in this city, and visited his
sister for a short time between
tween trains Yesterday. The
young man was in the smoking
car of the wrecked train and at
the time of the wreck was in the
act of leaving his seat. When
the runaway engine struck the
train the shock threw
him over the back of three coach
seats and he fell on his head and
shoulders between two seats in
such manner as to sustain SER
|ious injuries. His head and face
were badly scratched up and his
neck was so badly injured that
he was unable to wear a collar.
Asked as to his injuries, he
stated that he had seen a, physi-
clan at the scene of the wreck
and was Informed that he was
| not seriously hurt. Here he was
advised to see an attorney 10 as
certain just what the extent of
his injuries were. Mr.. Jones
boarded the wrecked train at The
Dalles. His trunk, which was in
the baggage car of the train on
which he came down, was badlv
SCARED up as result of the wreck,
Albany Herald.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-09
A Healing Gospel.

The Rev. J. G. Warren, pastor of the
Sharon Baptist church, Belair. Ga, says
of Electric BitteTs: '1t's Sodsend to
mankind. 1t cured me of lame back.
stiff Joints, and complete physical col
lapse. I was 60 weak it took me half an
hour to walk a mile. Two bottles OF
Electric Bitters have made me SO strong
I have just walked three miles In oo
minutes and feel like walking three
more, It's rnade a new man of me" :"
Greatest remedy for weaknesses and all
stomach, liver and kinney complaints.
Sold under guarantee at Allen q Wood
wards drug store, Price so cents.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-09
Additional Local.

Drop head sewing machines $lS
at Blackledge's. 97tf
Many people have been consider
ing the matter of early gardens of
late. on account of the fine weather.
Acme Washing Machines a
Blackledge's. 97tf
Mrs. O. V. Hurt and daughter,
Miss Maud, are going to Portland
today for visit of about week.
See A. B. Senger for up-to-date
plumbing. IA t
Tuesday articles of incorporation
of the Summit Telephone Company
were filed with Clerk Moses. The
capital stock is 81 900, in shares of
S. each. Corvallis is designated as
the place of business and the in
corporators are B. w. Johnson, P.
NJ. Zierolf and M. L. Frantz.
Sulphur, lime and salt for Spray
ing at S. L. Klines. IA
Cal Simpson, cousin of john
and Rufus Simpson of this city,
will leave today for Monterey, CAL,
for visit of some length. He
came TO CORVALLIS about a week
ago from The Dalles and since COM
| ing here has made a visit to the
coast.
All kinds of plumbing at new
shop, block north Hotel Corvallis.
A. B. Senger. Ia t
There. will be German preaching
in the Presbyterian church next
sabbath afternoon at 1870. Rev.
&c. J.. Beyerline, of Albany, will
! preach.
! At the Congregational church,
Sunday evening, Miss Edna Allen
will sing a solo with violin obligatc
There will also be two anthems by
the full choir.
i Marsh Sinl son, a well-Knowr
man of Elk City, passed through
Co, wallis yesterday en- route te
Polk county, where he is to visi
relatives. He will visit awhile ir
this county on his way home.
W. E. Paul, of this city, who il
now in the neighborhood of 81
iyears of age, related to a number o
:, friends the other evening the fac
that when he visited Dover, New
Hampshire, few years ago tb'
same lady who taught him at schoo
when he was little boy is still
teaching. She still teaches in th'
same old town and the same ole
: school house.
} The largest instrument filed il
: the recorders office since 7. T. Vim
: cent has been the incumbent wa
handed in Wednesday for record
Il is what is termed mort<ag
land is from the Willamette Valle'
!, Company and is in the sum G
s $SOO,OOO. In reality it makes i
possible for the company to sci
ishares of stock in this sum. Th
same articles have been recorded L
) the counties of Linn and Lane
3 There are thirty pages of type-writ
tIten matter, making more thar
e II. 900 words. 1t will occupy abou
e eltwenty pages of the mortgage re
/ cord.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-09
Was on Wrecked Train.

Vernon Jones, a young man
whose home is II miles south Of
Corvallis, came up from Portland
yesterday and went on the bay
train on his way home. He
came from The Dalles, where he
spent some time on 4 business
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-09
Itch-Ringworff1.

E.. T. Lucas, Wingo, KY, writes,
April 25, 1902: From ten to twelve
years had been afflicted with malady
known as the "itch''. The itching was
most unbearable: 1 had tried for years
to fnd relief, having tried all remedies I
could hear of, besides number of doc
tors. wish to state that one application
of Ballard's Snow Liniment cured me
completely and permanently. Since
then I have used the liniment on two
separate occasions for ring worm and i
cured completely. 25c, SOC and $1.00.
Sold by Graham & Workman.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-09

ladder.
Mail Carrier Dawson reports
some mighty good work on the part
of Dick Scott and Ed Buchanan.
From what is learned it appears
that these gentlemen are doing a
lot of strenuous donation work on
the road near Willamette Grunge.
They have hitched eight horses to a
grader and are leveling things up
out there. The past week has
been ideal for such work on the
road, in fact, here in town there has
been talk of the necessity of run
ming the street sprinkler.
On Wednesday of next week we
will celebrate st. Valentines day
The old-time customs reported o1
this favored courtier are worthy ot
following, but unfortunately We
have developed the custom of send
ling ANONYMOUSLY budgets for all
Isorts of s,cussedness" that can only
hurt the feelings of the recipient
After all there is an element OF
Icowardice in our celebration
of this day. To send tokens of low
and friendship is we'll, but to us'
the mails as a means of conveying
our hatred is hardly the thing.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-09

Drop head sewing machines $l8
at Blackledge's. 97tf
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-20
, kilograms Say That
NA~%AN%&%ANA%N~

Denver making great preparations
to receive Elks.
Gotham ice trust will raise prices,
claiming shortage.
Total bank clearings OF country past
week, $2,Sil,l29,O02
ONO laundry trust indicted at Gin
cIhhalh
Me&Ican dollars are quoted at 50A
GEMS ~
i'"H 90 ee'epIale 81 LOUIS cehteh'
ma, 40 Guy !" I'0''
M,Ss'SS'ppI river water Will be used
10 I'''S1eu DUKE Oh Manchester.
NooSe'e'I Iaia'IE go on picnic pres
4Heut rows SKIN ten miles.
man! INA" 5 mo'ner must provide
iunu7 ioF us detenSe'
Interstate commerce commission
"'a!'' s'"Ll rate PROBE
NoFlheFh MEXICO mas floods of al.
moS' Unparalleled severity.
Nearly ~ miIItlamen overcome By
"ea' Oh In"Tch at Springfield, III,
bFadStFeet says volume OF future or
"eLS unusually large Tor season,
Ju1se Reinhart' yice-president Of
lhdlana state university, dead.
otuue petroleum found dlsinfectant
IN midas plague.
7. NJ. Campbell broken down in
campaign for governor Of Texas.
Chicago brokers propose giving
Equitable trust new start,
Rev. DR.. Charles Gross. 70. died at
Fort WAYNE. Ind.
Indian territory Indians will voto
for delegates n corstitrti,,o, 60
tior
NS,S,'''to Aol sales.--future iands De-
gins July 10
Heavy rains wash out railroad
tracks near Shawnee, Okla.
Cullom and Yates confer with lieu.
tenants in Chicago.
Former NIayor B,dan,n NJ rorr,
E.r+o sroa
Al upIbo Okl. nonI, [,i.L.
Norr,s - ~ O. T.aI. "'>Neu MARI
" ." h'ul'' 70 ueaIh'
H'"ooin lepuoiieahs ana democrats
'use IN pennsylvania
united states Senator Wetmore,
N1oue lSi"nu' wants reelection
flenT! henderson, Montgomery,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-20
MOTHER MURDERED
WITH BABEIN ARMS TRAGEDY
AT BONNEVILLE. MISS.
Jim Graham Shoots Down Mrs. Love
less-Claimed She Got Him in
Trouble With His Wife.


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ana h'.It4 MIS- 9"H Do'e'es' al t!e
ho"e Oh nSI ia'heF' Joe hatlle'I' ms
near nele"Oof, "ei' H~Hineu'"te.! 70 ms
own nome ana attempted 'u'eiae WIN
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p'i'Ni>Sio" ~ use '1e 'eIePloue' ln'
pelng Et"L'eu MN oS MrS' p"'Ie'',
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ia"'"E, "uHS up 'le 'e'e''eI' Sd! ING
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Mr'' Lo'eIeSs vas seated On 'n0
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5'oer emu P4af'hs ABOUT Het Nnee''
AZ ne pa'''" OUT OF Ihe houSe "ra""n
7PlN" hNIl ana "dIhlIg 10 where sic sdL,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-20
A Bloody Duel,

Paris-The scene Of tumultuous dis.
order which marked the enactment Of
the law restoring Alfred Drcyfus to
the army was followed by a bloody
duel in which Under Secretary OF
State Sarraut was dangerously wound,
ed by the sword Of NJ. PugIies-Conti
The duel assumed the aspect of q
yeritable conflict between the govern
ment and the opposition, as NJ, Sar,
rauts seconds were Ministers Glenn
enceau and Thomson, while NJ, Pug
liestCunti's were NJ. Millevoye ami
Gen jacQuart, who were drawn from
the clements which bitterly resist the
governments rehabilitation Of Drey-
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-20
Wanted to Sit Behind the Roosevelts

Oyster Bay, N. Y.-President and
Mrs. Roosevelt attended service this
morning at Christ Church, as is their
custom. Mrs. Esac, who has made fire..
quent visits to Oyster Bay for the pur.
pose of obtaining an interview with
Mrs. Roosevelt, went to the church and
demanded that she be shown to a seat
Immediately behind the presidential
party. She was given a seat on the CD.
posite side, where she remained for a
short time and went outside, where she
waited until the president went away,
without making any demonstration. -