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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

~ FREE TO OUR FRIENDS.
We want to send to our friends beautiful
F1ench-desiened. GOLD-PLATED BONBON BOX,
hard-enaneled In colors. 1t is a beauty for the
dressing table. Ten cents In stamps Is asked as q
measure OF good faith and to cover cost
with which this dainty tr;nket is loaded. IA
Send to-day, mentioning this paper. Address
Sterling Rsuedy Company. Chicago or New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
STATE NEWS.
LINCOLN.
DR. RESOEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Getchell are the
happy parents of boy baby, born April
Il.
e. ). Patterson Is in Boston on business.
Mrs. Cora Gahan was called to Gar
diner Friday.
Herbert Blinn of Dresden and Miss Ma
bel Hutchins of Wiscasse. were married
in Wiscasset April IS by Rev. Mr.. Moore.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
SOMERSET.
ST. BAN S.

Walter Douglass of Waterford is in
town visiting old friends.
Mark Thomas held services at tho
Friends church Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Al Then he works them Through the
\ nerves. till they get so strong from
h that Exercise that they don't need
H any more help to do their duty.
Nu ButDr. Cascaret wants to beright on
II the spot. in your Pocket or Purse,
HI where he can regulate these Bowel
II Muscles all the time, in health, and
II out Of health.
Jll Because, even the strongest Bowel
y Muscles may be overworked.
Heavy dinners, late suppers, ,whiskey,
wine, or beer drinking, nervous excite
ment, sudden exposure to cold or heat
and dozen other every day likelihoods tire
the Bowel Muscles.
In such cases little Cascaret in time
is worth fifty dollars worth Of Treatment
later on. to say nothing Of the suffering,
discomfort. loss of Business Energy, and
loss Of Social Sunshine it saves.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

DR.. Cascaret guarantees to cure the
most obstinate cases Of Constipation and
Indigestion. without discomfort OF in
convenience.
His medicine does not gripe nor purge,
nor create drug habit.
Because it is not ''Ble-driver." nor
Gastric-Juce Waster, but direct
Tonic to the Bowel Muscles.
II exercises naturally the muscles that
line the walls Of the Intestines and
Bowels.
Want Of Exercise weakens and relaxes
these BowelMuscles. just as it weakens
Arm and Leg muscles.
Old DR.. Cascaret goes directly after
these Bowel-Muscles. He wakes
them up just as a cold bath would wake
up lazy person.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Mrs. Cora Gahan was called to Gar
diner Friday.
Herbert Blinn of Dresden and Miss Ma
bel Hutchins of Wiscasset were married
in Wiscasset April IS by Rev. Mr.. Moore.
NORTH WHiTEFIELD.
School began Monday, April %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Carpenter of
Jefferson have moved here.
The friends of Alonzo Hodgkins of
Dor rchester. Mass. will be glad to know
that he is improving after an operation
for appendicitis.
F. w. Douglass has recently purchas-
ed a fine pair of 10-months-old steers of
John Chisam. They bid fair to make
fancy pair of oxen.
cooPERS MILLS.
School began Monday, April 16, under
the instructions of Inez S. Kennedy.
r. V. Carey and family returned
home from Augusta last Saturday.
Mr. Whitaker of Watervile was in
this place last Saturday.
WALDoBoRo.
The Sunday school concert postpon-
ed from Easter Sunday, was held at
the NJ. f. church Sunday. The several
numbers We're well rendered and to-
gether with the solo by Rev. F. 5.
Clark, was much enjoyed by the large
audience.
l. G. Reed is about to place gaso-
line motor in his launch in place Of
the steam engine formerly used. The
Ln VII, far = I,n
use of the public the coming season.
The Dolly" is staunch boat and
will accommodate II passengers.
The Waldoboro pOstOffice was visited
by burglars Thursday night. The out
er doors were blown open and the safe
very much demolished. Stamps and a
small sum of money We're taken. This
is the second time this Office has been
burglarized.
Sunday in Bath.
The travelling is very bad in this vi
entity. especially on the outskirts Of the
village. the "Benner Hill'' having been
almost impossible.
Capt. and Mrs Jesse Wyman have
returned from Massachusetts where
they have been spending the winter.
Miss Mabelle Reed and Miss Mary
Bartlett Of South Thomaston. left
Tuesday to visit friends in Hebron and
vicinity. Miss Reed will be absent
about two weeks, and Miss Bartlett will
resume her teaching at New Sharon.
The special meetings will continue at
the Congregational church this week.
The attendance continues good.
Mrs. Orris Levenseler went to the
hospital last week to undergo an op-
eration.
Charles E. Lilly returned to Harvard
College Saturday.
Rev. F. S. Clark was in Damariscot-
ia Mills Saturday.
Mrs. Manly Gardner and child went
to Howard. r. l., Wednesday, Mrs.
Gardner will make her home in that
place. her husband having employment
there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
DOCTOR
CASCARET
Office =Inyour own
Vest Pocket.
Oncall anyMinute -DayorNieht

| When Heartburn, Sour Stomach,
Headache. Bad Breath, Coated
| Tongue. Belching Of Stomach Gas, or
any of these forerunners OF Indigestion
! appear, Old DR.. Cascaret wants to
be right on the spot in your pocket.
He wants TO check the coming trouble
instantly before it can grow into a
habit of the Bowels TO be costive.
Ladies, who extend TO Or. Cascaret the
hospitality Of their Purses or their Dress
Pockets, will be rewarded with a fine
complexion. and healthy Happiness.
These will about fifty times repay for
the trifling space occupied, and the ten
cents per week at cost.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
SUNDAY TRAINS.

Will run. as follows: Leave Randolph
at go A. NJ. and 2.40 P. NJ. Leave Ma
tional Home at 1906 A. NJ. and 800 p. M.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
TO THE NATIONAL HOME.
Kennebec Central R. R.

Winter arrangements ia effect Sunday,
Oct. Sth, 1895
- -.'. -
Leave Randolph: Arrive Natl Home
1.l5, 9.O5 & 1880 A. NJ. rs. 9.25 g. lilo A. NJ.
Il. 40 2.40 & 40 z. NJ. LOO 3.00 & 4.50 p NJ.
Leave Natl Home: Arrive at Randolph:
7.45, g 20 q l1.15 A. Nj. sos, $40 e. lbs A. NJ
LIS. 3.15 &5.oo r: NJ. 49, s.a35 & go P. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
NORTH WHITEFiELD.
COOPERS MILLS.

School began Monday, April 16, under
the instructions of Inez S. Kennedy.
r. V. Carey and family returned
home from Augusta last Saturday.
Mr. Whitaker of Waterville was in
this place last Saturday.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17
THf PRIcE % Icf.

~ a result Of In recent prose-
cutl"ns In the Duval county Grim
ina court Of r,cuFd, tn Jackson
vile ice trust has p ducvd the
price # ice o. the fOllOwing
schedul.:
Ten pounds, one delivery, 5 eentG
iWSaiy.Gve POUNDS, one delivery,
20 cents.
Forty pounds, Une delivery, l5eents.
fIIty POUNDS, one delivery, - cents.
sixty pOunos, one aeiiyeTy, ~ cents.
One nundTed 10 I've hundTed pOanas,
one delivery, - cents per hanared-
over ave hundred pOun-s 10 One
thousand pOunos, one delivery, -
cents per hundred.
over one thousand pOunds, One dc.
livery, - cents per nunGIed.
In Deland labor IL cheaper,
fuel Is cheaper, yet NE pay frOm
lao % l50 per cent more for Ice.
Modern machinery, the ingenuity
of man, has greatly cheaPened the
price of ice, yet we pay the same
old price. that have prevailed for
years.
The Lord have mercy on the
rieh--the poor swelter on earth.
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NoaaaRH LIE.

TIE pleasures of = country ffe
AVpeal 10 us jast noN.
We want % roam ths grassy uleaAa
And watch the festive COW
We want to climb the ga stone Nall
And flnd a shady nook
where Ne can loaf all afternaoa
Iseside ths babbiihe brosk.
But oSentry ne n not al ioy.
~ you psrhaps have iearued
The MIA n oftsn watsry. ana
The steak q often Dnrnsd
Mosquitoes huEa arouna your 10:
Ths Mrs are very tklck.
They love 90 lisht On you faT fan.
Asd. sTactous. how thsy sthrh!
rea COUNTRY life q badly miked
Win piras8fts aud with pains.
eom.s davs the sky - CHAR and blue.
An4 etheF days n rains
Bul 81 Ire whoee. o. seetns NEST Wtss
Ta rSifaitrs n spare
Can ems hrNty srcommsnd
a aooS nrs dsisr piaeef
-sOmsrNti,e Journal
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17
DREBGE RARp AT WORK.


State Comptroller A. c. Groom, uith
Governor BrOusrd, has just returned
from a visit 10 Fort Lauderdale.
uhcre the Governor has begun bic
Everglades drainage operations. Tie
stated 70 a Tampa Times reporter
that these operations were being con.
dacted With great s0ceess, and With
entire satisfaction 20 the Governor
50 far the dTedge recently Constructed
Tor the work has cut a channel 2.OOO
feet long, 20 feet side and 10 feet
deep. Another dredge nos being
constructed will follow, doubling the
width Of the channel. which will
eventually BE- twice the present depth.
The dipPer Of the dredge nov In
operation removes " cubic yards Of
rock and mud az one dip, which equals
four vagOnlOads TIE dlppeT, timed
BY Mt. Groom. made ~ dips in one
hour, and averages a dip a minute.
The dredge 10 nou working in rocky
soil, but will soon get into mucky
territory, where dip will be made
every thirty seeoodsL
hF. Groom 10 naturally eAamplouinR
the passage Of the constitutional
a@ena1ent that uill be broaRht be.
fore the uexi legislature In reference
20 the payment Of the drainage tar.
He elaine that the Only eight being
made against the amendment 10 by
THE syndieates that Own immense
tracts Of land In the counties most
eaeeted- and which will receive the
most benefit These syndicates, be
declares. wisk 20 force npor the en-.
tire state the payment Of a tar that
they shOald pay themselves. In a
eonVersatioa with Sheria Freeman, Of
Dssoto eo1nty, he pointed cut The
TACT that practically all citizens Of
that county had paid their drainage
Tar, but that Eve syndicates owning
immense tracts Of land had failed 60
90 80. "A list Of those wh0 pay these
taHes 10 being kept In Mr.. Croom's
once, 90 In case Of the failare 81 the
snenemeae The sanoants paid In Gan
The dredging operations are under
charge q Reed A. Bryan, a brother
e HsA q. A. Dreka, Of DeL.ana.
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! Letter From
3 Lawyer Hamlln
oooooooooooooooooooooo


EdHoF DsIand weckly Nswg
Your last issue contains an editO
rial In Which it i stated On report q
the eject that the Florida East Coast
Railway Company requires every en-
plOye OT other person injured on 10
road 20 sign an agreement not u
bring suit against the company b..
fore such injured person l. allowed 10
be treated OF cared for az the com
pany's hospital at ~. Augustine.
The railway officials have become
80 accustomed a. the publication Of
falsrhoods 81 all kinds THAI l. the rule
20 paw no attention 20 them, bat 90
rely upon the good common sense Of
the reading public TO discount such
statements.
Itseems To me any person should
know that such a course as y men-
toned In your editorial would be nei-
ther wise nor legal. and that u FOL.
loved il would only result In more in
jury than good TO the railway con-
pany.
Unless the management Of the road
IL looked upon a. wholly unblsiness-
like and inefficient, no reply l. Reces-
sary. az such a charge answers itself
However, a. the head Of the legal
Of the road. which would
naturally be responsible for any such
rule. feel some little personal pride
in the matter, and perhaps Owe II
TO the community n which I live TO
stamp the charge a. absolutely false.
No such rule ever has existed. No
release l. requirej a. a condition 20
treatment in the hospital whenev.
CT an accident occurs the injured par.
~ j. given immediate attention and
D questions asked.
Every attention i given To the case
without charge
Under the regulations Of the road,
an In jured emplOye u entitled 10 such
care -
Outsiders are not, but they are
given such care and attention AZ the
require, and this as
'OOn a. possible. No hospital Official
'r employe has authority to exact re.
eases.
II yOu have proof Of aay instance
4 such outrage" az you suggest,
md Sill submit the same To me. I will |
ee that the case j. Investigated. and
e port results Ia you.
Either this should be done or you
hOuld withdraw the charge.
\. d.. HAMl.IN,
Gen. Att'v. p. r. c. Try. Co.
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STaKD sY rOVs cOEEsEOR

q vernon Broward having is-
suci an appeal for financial assist
anc. To aid him in saving several
millions II acres Of land frum the
railroads, and for the benefit 1t
the people Of the state, sh'rild
roe use a hearty Fespunse. While
TrE NEWs il confident that the
railroad gang which controls the
politics of Nolusia county will b.
allie To- carry the cuupty n the
rlilruads want il to go; while
V iusia county can ever h. count
n IL for a safe majority for any
a = the railroads want, this is
~" cason Why the people who be-
Ii, a. IA. Governor believes
y adj MT shoW that they are
Wtithe Governor, and will back
b. ., up in his laudable efforts.
u honest. upright. thinking
T. pie If the county should assist
4 Governor and show him, be-
{ e thu election, that his efforts
ATE appreciated.
THE NEws will Receive dOna-
tions Of stamps IT money mot
NOR than ~ cents from any une
p~rsun) and will forward same
tn thu Governor. Attach the
stamps 20 your letters with q pin,
send them {" Tn NV, and We
will forward both stamps and let
t"r..
let US shoWth- Cove nor that Ne
ar" With him: lrt us ack him up
IN his efforts fer thu "Ple Il the
State.
send along your stamps.
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A WONDERFUL MEMORY.
TIE stsFy asF~tua Tsta 90 q Sssa8
CsFsa-as asFvsn.

TIE steFy asr~taa Tsta 90 q Tssn8
Csssa-as asFvsn.
Marcus tells ~ that during his trav.
els over Eurui-' lc nst the marvel %
marvels" az Padua Ihe marvel IN
qusSti"n was young COrslcah Who
was In the city ff tie purpose q pur.
suing hts ~il,lie- az The university.
Martu-. having heard that n. young
man was gifted with an extra H,iinary
usmory. desired io put tl- student 90
ths isst
Tie p-r-rn whn had informed tn
truv.l,T ,y,nvruiug M. Warrlrrful rs.
t-ntiNru'~s q tls. young Cursican's
ui~u,.ry l'vlIrs,l that %. was -, cited
In that faruliy that be- c,uIl r,JS-,t a.
many ~ 8itsp wurls u rad over %
him but uu"r Mar.tus aud thf,-- liz
tinE1iiSls>i N-tIstiuus agr-xl g. t,-t the
sryuracy - the statcurrut 4 ,Iln niit-
ts- visite,i The stui-ut - extra ,riinary
memory anal fuuiil him willing a. subs
niit O. tl' Uri'Il AssWniingiy there
vas reai over a. him au alul.ssi intesN
nlinahle list e w0ris strung tagrtlseR
without any consecutive order and
without any mcaulhg whatever
The yIuug nan sts-zl al the time
with hi ati"ntion deeply fxs,i and his
eyes half clu>s,l Wtien the Long string
Of wOr,ls had ls'rn RAD % b. lsslked
ul' clI'crfully anal r'i-'atc,l the Whsle of
ID" embarrassing catalogue q words
wiih'u a Siug.r fault Tbeh o. -ho9
how carefully his " bnsi.rful metlary
bad r'-iai,sSi every Wori he weua
through the list la~kWanl wh~n that
tack Mas nni-lbssl b. tosk sas-h alter
nate w"nl-nr~t. third. nfth. ete.-and
reI'.aie'l th-m until thu c,,npahy was
thorsughly sysn,in'-,l that thy were IN
tn pn-Ssnsv e the most Wanslerful
prodigy 70 Ilc:n ~ that the world had
ever pTslucrl
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August Terra
= Criminal Court.

ooooooooooooooo
Criminal Court met on TUESDAY.
The jury fOr the tern consists OF the
fOllouikr:
Z W. 0lasgOs. Orange City.
9. w. Price. DeLand.
J. ". Fequay, DaytOaa.
DaSeou bTOwn, BaTheryilie
y. q. Sparkmaa. Port Orange. - t.
A Hunter. Dct.eOa.
= 3. BT0oks, DeLeoa.
!. DaughaFty, SeabFeeze.
LeSls saith, OTm0nd.
q W. TeddeT, Spring Garden.
~ n. benaett, DcI.aad.
j. L. Nuckola. DeI.aad.
UPtO nOOn yesterday cases had been
disposed Of as follows:
Wallace Wright. obtaiaing money
under false pTeteRses; convicted.
Eugene Gibson, assault.
y. q. wilcOx, entIcIng away ser
wants; aOlle catered on payment Of
costs.
Nose RicharbsOn ct al, trespass:
pleaded guilty.
Kitchen Bn,leT, assault and battery.
Fletcher Ellison. assault.
Jeh POwell, carrying concealed
seapORs; acquitted.
steve Bradley, assault: pleaded
guilty.; fined 81 and costs.i
George Hires, assault, nOIle entered:
same action taken In case against
L.
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:, nd along your stamps.

ia" Standard oil Company has
reduced the price IL keruseI- oil
] cent a gallon. The Florida rep
r s"utatIy,-. If the standard have
already practically secured the
election Of their toOls Ia the Flor.
lila Legislature, and they paid
we'll Tor their run.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

We publish in this issue a com.
munieatioh from A. q. Hamlin,
Esq., schisf counsel for the
Florida East Coast Railway, in
which Mr.. Hamlin denies the
truthfulness Of the report, o. the
effect that persons injured On the
East Coast Railway are required
b. sign release Of liability on the
part Of the road, before they are
given medical attention in th"
cOmpany's hospital. Mr.. Hsmlin
should know what he il talking
abOut--but 1HE News got it, in.
formation from what il would
ordinarily consider the best of
authority. II such 4 release is
exacted. thu matter will be venti-
lated. In the mean time, THE
News is willing 10 accept any
mans word until it is proven tn
b. untrue. Mr.. Hamlin is All
enterPrisiRg citlzeR. = SPLENDID
(as the writer knows
from exPerience) but it is just
possible that in matters per-
81 the East Coast Railway.
Mr.. Hamlin is somewhat partisan,
md liable 10 err on the side of
enieney.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

PROD TyleE of Amherst college.
said recently: "A man can live CON-
fortably Withhold brains: no man ever
existed withoui . digestive system
The dyspspsic has neither faith. hope
90 darby. Day By day people real
inc The imPortanee Of caring Or their
digestioa; Fcsiizs tae need Of the use
Of liffk sorFective afser OVsreaiiag.
A corrective The kodoi For DysPeP-
siA. ID digcsts What yOa eat. Sid
In G. ~ Ei<heg - "a
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17
AElsesER % TsE EsITE EIT.

Writing 10 the Orlando Star
about the white fly at Oneco. y.
n. ReasOnsr says:
1T would pay yOu TO come dOwH
through this country and see how the
fungus enemies Of the flee hold them
in check. We do not think anything
about the aies; they are here and
there, more or less, but nowhere are
they affecting the capacity Of our
groves here and ue have fne crops In
sight and bat feW instances Of smutty
foliage. Young groves are being
planted all the time, and have been
for years; no one has stopped grOwing
orange trees iH this country AL old
groves are yell taken care Of and are
LOCKING veil generally. The tuO kinds
Of AschersOnla gill hold the aies down
without any attention from mzn, pro-
vided Se have ordinary moist SUM-
mers Four years ago vas the worst
dry summer we ever knew here and
the hiss got ahead the worst then:
since then they have been pretty sell
cleaned cut. Spraying 10 no good az
all: II persisted In IL will injure OF
ruin the trees themselves"
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keAllaa Waa.

SEALING waz h th~ psussnt form was
arss noted In Lsndoa In tl,s middle II
ths slxteensh ccntury. A Sort of earth
was ussd ~ TIE ascieni EEyptlan. Ia
sealiaE papcrs aRA dOcumsats. The
Egyptians PLACED sus.h earth on the
herns % esttlr aud up0a Il stamped
ths seal 90 the priest Thus were iden-
tlfed ths cattle 20 bs used n tie Sc
Fifisss.
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As a special Inducemen ito SEw
SUBSCRIBERS, THE NENs will lie
sent from the date Of subscriI,-
tiun until January I, lgDS, fer
81 %; in blocks IL live suh-cril,.
tlOns sent all at one tim. to )
addresses. t5.UO.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

Oaa asa Nee Ia sSsth Csrsltss.
CariOad shlIaDents Of autos are nov
common events In al I've towns In
South Carolina. The autos may take
the place Of driving horses. says the
Sumter Herald. hut they cannot sup
plant 1hs god Old mule
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17
THE GOO OF WAR.

nasssertaG Mars ssa tsis sa1s nsRsa.
che Tars~sss 20 tie Twssvs.
Mars vas not q fav0rtts among ths
classic Greeks. nOr 10 his name month
q great favOrits amoag the GSthlr
mO,ierRs. The god u war Was Q bar.
barian intruder In ths OlymplaR circle.
Tkere was something ThraciaR. and b.
that tOken crude aud unworthy Ia hls
manner. Ne was more of q blastsFes
than a aehter. and Homer naFsatss
with evident relish how I'ailas Athens
tumhled him over In cOmhat. his Vast
hulk covering several acres. Of wild
aspect. untutOrei ways aud Iadlasreat
wits. he had little TO rscO@Resd him
hut his lmulOrai origin.
eurh aIzo h the moath that has taken
the ear gods name. One poet nStss
lts --ugH losks and threats- "a half
Will creature cast from natures lap"
aRsther calls a. TIE prOverb ''mad as
a March hare says the same thing
with less retic~nce. English pe0pls
call the uoath -MaFrh MaRyweath-
err" and thereby Intimate tisis douis
% it, cay,acity fog sustained PuTpose.
70 - the ThractaR - ne Twelve. a.
September b the TyriAh TheFr b
something blusisring and barren IN lts
ASPECT. A. there 10 In what peeple can
n Re1 war" TIE wiRds that blOW
from one eBd 90 70 % the other are nos
the winds of God-" A peck % March
dust may he wsrtA Q kings ransom. 90
q wise saw has n. hot from ths ever.
ags human u sets lrss gFsteful gnsr.
dsa- Beware the hles ~ MaFch- b
god wisdom for eur csmmsa human
ity.-New York Mall
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erty Cor delinquent taxes; IL is
possible that the land in Holly
Hill isn't gOod for tuFPehtine
farms; perhaps Mr.. Wetherell is
IN honest man, and decent take
advantage Of HE Official position
10 line HE pockets.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

Tls earliest year cOasisaei % twelve
m0nthz. havlng each twenty nine aud
thirty days alternately. thus making
~ days THIS bring found tOO sl'ort.
It was lengtheaesl 10 3sss days and aft
erward o. 1Sa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

A word OF truth in a few words:
Nearly all other cough cures are
eOHstipating. especially those contain
ing opiates. Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar moves the bO~eiA
Contains no opiates." You can Gst
70 az G. W. Fisher'A
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Remember never 20 eat heartily when
sir~d % tn point % exhaustion. TIE
fatieue with most pers0ns seems 90 Pc
veni dlsrstioa. and q light neal 10 bet
teF unti, Fesf has .hren tnkenL
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50. o. n..nnA..-

90 fare they siys ~ xksrs Ne soard
1aggests ssch thoughts a. theas:
" ''ths pen d miEhtier than the sWord-
What's mitier than tha chssaef
-Cafholic aian6nra ana Tlmra.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

DOat drag along with = duIl, hii-
ions. heavy fecliag. You need . pan.
Use Dewitt's Listle Early Risers, the
fam0us little pills Do noe sieksn OF
gFipe. but resuits are sure. Sold ~
q w. FtahsE.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17
c0tIEcTED lLi TEE TaxfS
The DaytonA Gazette says:
ARKNAHKAnI.E snOwING.

Tax Collector Thos. Wetherel, Of
Holly Hill, mas made q reDarkable rec,
ord an the collcctlon % taAes i41kat
village. The taxes on every piece Of
property In the connnes o. hT. Weth.
sseiI's territory have been collected
and not one piece isdelinQnsat- Either
prSl ..fty Ogners On Holly biii al have
Iaoscy, OF MF. Wetkereil b . hustler
alter tAxes. There 10 probably 10
other LEGALITY In the state where snch
a record has been mace.
Perhaps Mr.. wetherell didn't
want % buy in amy Of the prop
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

6hs wears q taGEy hathlng suit:
Her hig straw hat thars far from cuta.
70 won1sr thai IL hrsakers roaY
Nhensrtr she apIraFs % nhprsL
-Wnat1naGon aRaaL
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

Hewitt-Gruet h soang % shs dass.
Jewett-weil I'm sorsy foE III dasA
-Bohemlan Magazine.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

That h my 'mourutng ring"
why q looks llke 4 wedding rng~
"a iA--Nsw YOrk Pre.A