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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-08
Mutiny at League Island Navy Yard.

Philadelpbia, Aug. S.-A mutiny
among the marines at the League Island
Navy Yard, which was quelled only
after fierce hand-to-hand struggle, in
which two enlisted men were badly in
jured, resulted in the arrest of five ma
rines and ten sailors. The former are
in double irons on the receiving ship
Lancaster, and the latter are under
arrest in the temporary camp. The
mutiny occurred lale Monday night
and was directly due to a spree which
several men had at Gloucester. These
men sold their uniforms, bought beer
with the money and smugRIed the
liquor into camp. After getting drunk
they attempted to jump the guard
and wnen halted attacked the cor
pOral. The mutineers were aided by
their friends and were getting he best
of the loyal men when the alarm was
sounded. All of the men of duty were
in their hammocks on the Lancaster
when the warning wss sounded, but
they responded quickly. A general
fight followed, during which several
shots were fred and bayonets employed
to quell the rioters. One of the ring
leaders had his throat slashed from ear
to ear, another had his shoulder pierced
and third received a slight gunshOt
wound. Privates Burnett. Kelsey, Hag-
gerty, Al Ierson and Rowland are
charged with being the principals. The
news of the affair was suppressed for a
time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-08
saratoga without Gambling.

Saratoga, n. Y, Aug. s.-Sartoga went
without gambling last night. The memory
Of the oldest sport" does not go back to the
night when the lid was clamped down as
hard aud fast as il was last night. Not card
turned, not a ball rolled Gov. Higgins let
ter 10 Sheriff Kavanagh was responsible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-08
He Was IN Trouble.

II was in trouble. bat found a way out Of
it, and Pm happy man again. since DR..
oonsti patton" says +. W. Goodloe. I07 st.
Louis St, Dallas, Tex. Guaranteed salts.
factory. Price 25c at Z. 5. Leadbeater &
sons drug store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-08

TIE "Novoe Vremya," of st Peters
burg, sees in a vision war between
Japan and the United States, and pre-
diets that Japan will conquer, take
Hawaii and the Philippines and occupy
roEcox;o;a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-08

DURING the campaign in Iowa the
railroads were 80 eager to defeat Governor
Cummins that they circulated the state
ment that he had not increased their as i.
sessments as much as he had increased
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-08

Why does the sun burng Why does mos
luito 81 g? Why do We feel unhappy in the
GOOD Old Summer Time? Answer: We don't.
We use DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye. and
these little ills don, bother us. Learn 20
look for the name on the box to get the
genuine. Sold byaW. If .1Creighton q Co.;
4Ol King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-08
Order Restored.

st. Petersburg. Aug. 8 - Work has
been resumed at all the mills and fac
tories. The failure OF the strike is re
garded as open recognition of the power
lessness of the extremists. Order has
been restored in the capital.
Well-informed authorities here believe
that Admiral Skryd!oh, commander in
chief of the Black Sea fleet, himself or
ganzed the theft Of certain documents
at Sevastopol needed in the trial OF mu-
tineers there in order to escape the re.
sponsibility of passing sentence OF death
on the mutineers. BY the time fresh
inquiry has been finished, the affair will
probably be forgotten and amnesty ex-
tended to the rebeliuus men.
The government has entrusted to the
Ministry of the Interior the preparation
OF bill dealing with the Jewish
question.
Riga, Russia, Aug. S-Sixty-six men
on board training ship lying in the
harbor were placed under arrest this
morning owing to their loyalty being
questioned.
Warsaw, Aug. S.-As the result Of
the depredations carried on by terrorsts
throughout the province in attacking
aud robbing postohices, government
spirit stores, treasures and the mails the
Governor-General has issued proclama-
ton in which be states that hencefortb
the inhabitants Of cities or villages where
such outbreaks occur will be required to
pay the losses sustained in such robberies.
Anyone who refuses to contribute his
share to making good the losses will be
imprisoned for three months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-08

The Market.
Georgetown, Aug. 8. Wheat 65s7S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-08
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS

Sold by Drnggies. Toe.
Take HalI's Family Pills for constinhinr.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
| g. TIE BLACK
80 SEAL PURSE.

sV-rIi The hard vrorls - Ms ehun. who
listens-i with n cyuiral smile. Al the
md q th'' rrlslins b. was alrsut to
-b"ut with d.-ri~iye laugiter. Wien
Jim. sIsTinEin= foTWarl csliarFsi him.
sid sfsruly:
'Lo"k here. Rel You and Is
fri"nds-that- an riEht; bat a sure
a. Ina thief. thi~ h-r, Amt 10 staR
fOT n f-ller O. hush att
Fer an answer Rel thrust HE hands
into b fsEk~tS. eyiur jim ruri1usiv
the whie. and turusyl On on. f0ut with
a lnns lDw wh,stle.
u never had ~ rno'her.~ nurmured
Jim. she del whsn I WAS a little
chap. - I never knew her. but Il must
- awfully nice for a feIler O. have
a mother Ike that o. D. gOu-I O. him.
and l-arn him things WHY. Who
knows. T-rlaI.s n you and me had had
mo;hers Ike that Twin. instead %
hein' kicks,l 'round hy the foSs'. who
never gets enough cut ~ ~, w. might
q lad a e.-si Srhooliu' and t-cea max
n IN hsn~<f Twin, instead % thBeyin'
In New YORK.
TheSe words 81 res-rct up0a IN. past
= his Young life and ths- expreSzcd
desire f"r S"metLlug better, from one
whose only huul. aluissst sincs IN
fancy had l-s-u III. street, aud whose
r,.iupauious had te~n cru0ks and
u~'er-,io-WeilS. vas tUo much for the
iuoUrricilis. Es-idy. whose worship
consisted = beross that were daring
.iiains. aud un; r~nitent sinners.
lie could hardly sufT,r,-s his con-
tempt for tn. - him. how -Softs
Jimmy. honce lie drawI-l, with a
suser:
"N"u-ain't--oin'- syural On &C
count 20 that fni. - you. Iimy-
'-Sev. tbere you arr! go ahead. Jim.
Look at the bunch 90 rrsenles sticking
out q the old feller's eoat-,yuick.
Jim
The habit - years could not ~
overC0ulr Ia n nIsul~nt Goadszi BIZ
his trmIsirr Jimmy Stsaithily lcaFssl
forward AMI Ia a ss-ronI hi fingers
would have l---n ou tie bunch q
lT1rer uaney which thr evil go q
Freddy "SI-tte-l- IN tie col mans
lfuckst. LIZ" \ fash cale tie sight
- ~" f'flrSr. the rrav box % hair. tie
worls ia g. uew~flI- that made
Such an impression uf-n him-no. n
you'd nj b. CuuI ut any more.
Ills hand drsIfci o. his side. The
I'D man diSappSarCd with the Money,
safe fr"m Jimmy's wicked fingers
Iim's had sank until bis chin rested
uTson his nakel cis-~i. his corupaui0n
-iarinr at him with eyes furious with
ansrr
well 'tarnt no use.- sali i'm.
quietly hot firmly; 4 coulih'L, p
SOMEHOW. after that-and III ne
Try u asain.
You 81 another fai-is you wan.
to-llt ! til ia tlat I aiuf Eoil' %
k"'p this here T.pckrtl-ztk nor nuthin'
What's in a. It's dyn, 10 fur ne. I've
quit tie TTufe~siUn.~
That ni=ht a blask sal rlIrs 'ai--as
hft in tale Ofiisvs - vne - a ,.reat
N"w York n--wsIarers. With q note
scr1wi'- IN T.enrtl a. f"li"vs:
"I'l'-ase Try g. fnd the Owner q this
I rF<- - wants 10 tad. The = a.
was. -Los AnEelss Times.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

'-Snatrh u, Snatrh it, Whispered
Eegisiy th- -l-,koui Tal g. Jimmy
tie swift Wha Won this tith. frum
the lightning rapidity with whi"h b.
vas known o. rr-li-y~ m-u's IOrkrts
q thsir c'snteufs.
. Jimmy hsd ~kIfuIlr eXtrart.-I a
1T sal pur-r fru-u tbs' Iapra-t 81 a
slant young nan hs wIs bus o.
Glowing his way thfuu=h IT,. crowd
that WAS izsir-in- a l--lat,-l Eroad.
way car
III. day had ne l--.n RIB On foT
ths paris" AMI swiftly eys,l the thin
Pur~r rather slSpisiorI~ly.
Mighty slin-lOSking. bey. EcdE-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
IN ENfH.mfs

The four year-oid dauEhter a q
cl.-rs,y nan vas Hil.us en- night AID
va put 60 III early. ~ l.r mo.ha-
uas about O. have leT she called her
lark.
"Mamula.- she sail. Il want % see
my Tara.-
No. dear her uOther repile,i.
-yOur I'aia l. busy and must IA be
diSturi--i-
-Isui. mamma tie eh.H persisted.
i want 20 49, my fapl.'
~ t-rfur., tls- m.tisr reT.lisSi. ~No.
your papa must n"s D.. diSfuris-i'
Eut thr ltiic one Catne hack With a
cliurhsr:
Mamma" She ds,elars-i sUl-maly.
! am a ~ WOMAN. and want %
ss-. ny minister
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
BOSTOH'S new CHURCH.
CARESTLAY SCIENTISTS DEDE-
CATE TU0 NILLI0y DOELAR
MOTHER TEMPLE.
ghousanas From ~ Q arts q alOTid
Thraaged hiseSrte Ii.y.-Sho-Ch
Seaas 5000 afler has BuisE0F
k1E1 fsonolncat.

The dsxlisaiisu Ca Jun uT a mag.
nificeut u-W aslsiil ga t. tlis. M,alls-T
S1hup-h e tls- christian Ss-5-uf,. -.
nomination. in 1ss-tuu. Ua~ an r1rilt
81 thu hi-sll.-St SiZuinsansv ga tll,- las
tory Uf tins r-ligiou- l-zly
~ Built as tiu- insult 81 -I-sutinsuus
Tsyv'zniiion q Mr. Esily'S lie W,.Tk aIsl
81 the imperative icsnausl. "f tie. mar
~ hsIis ErvWth &C tlie m"VsilH-ut. sV.
I'r,-sSiHg -. Iiis-ralty of tiuus.i rl,lz 81
CHRISTIAN Ssi-HtfstS. aBsl ,-ini--lying
the list Ia architectural design AMI
Elssls-rn c,sE~tru,-t ia. this NV buIblin=
NaS hsEisally thu ss-uIral fyatur. IL
this years gathering.
Tlse CIurh J. ou- g tn hrss-st. u
nat thu larEs-St in thu United StatrS
it, stating raIacity l--ins S.ols. IT.
siyle &C ar,IhitsSfur. j. Italian Hanais-
ssBcr. The I-WS and otl,-r lnisTior
fiui-hiuES arr of uIalsu-any Ia.
NaIl~ arr Coilrvsrsl granite au.l UsylfarI
sioBe. with beautiful drcysrativr cary
irE~. Tlls iuSisls hni~h y a eft gray
to harm"nize With tn Esylfagl Si.sa..
columns suJgssrtiug til. danr. The
D. i-hi 90 tn lsuihIinz e. tn. I'd, q tn.
lantern j. IA feS-t. Just en- fest higissr
than bunker iIiil uonuul-ut The
ds-me = ~ighty-tWo fss-S i'm diameter
aud = csvrn-i with terra custa o.
match thu lie,ifor,l stons tn. huihl-
inE Isr-s-uis = Stats.iy. di=uifi.-i AMI
impressive afFs-arans,.. AMI u - a.
pzady r-rsguizs-i A. On.. e IN. hnI
marks ef IissStun.
TIE caSt % tn isuiklinE = Soms-
tl.ing 49, thsn Sstsntssl Ttr n-w
chimsS sysii~i~t 90 els-ysu t--llS. ti.'
lar-s-St &C uhi~h Wri-iis ttssi JsstInslS
The smalls-~t tell w"iglrs 81, IspJIn.l~
Tia orrau T. "us q IN. larg,-St anil
finest Ia To- v"-tl
TIE original -Muths-r Chur,-h' whirh
adjoin~ tie INV l.u.hl.ns ssats als,ut
lSsI ami y~t thnv Sun.l1y ss-r, 49,
arr n~Iuir,~i to as,-gun~llis thu atten.l.
aRoe. IL - said that Wh.n this c,lificc
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

srugse. uhs~h will msr-iy ,lriasi ami r.
cssfd thu fact that thsre has issa an
Earth tr-mar. Sotur - til..=e arr -
e'IuiIfsd a. % iIs,iicate tlsr time %
thu sli~Iurian~e
Ss-,rsnd j. tilr seiSmuTneier. the fun
tiuu q uhieh T. Co mFasure tn uiaX
mum fur,,' of tho silssrk. rithFT SIT -
" ithaut an iu,liratinn q H. dir -
The thiDi insfrumrut g. th- ~-i~rns
srafah. Uhish D. 80 arran=syl thHt -
will a~,-uratrly r,-r,sT,i tls- numb ?. Slr
sy.-~inn. dirTtion. auifaitui- aul
Tr-rie~i &C SUBMISSIVE o~s-iiiltiuu~ IT,
lsst instrument j. H. lar tls- ulo-l
a, iis-lt~ - tn, thru
In IL. essust rli.tian 20 this earrh-
,Iua D %. rsvsF,liu- ua,linr ~. max
must - Sugs-nd q h,avy i-sly that
vl'-n it, ufsrmll I-.~iiissn D. d., urisyl
be- tie uissst iriuits.~imal ds---r,~'. D. ~
at iouary fu-rr win D. d-v-is=-l
tsusiIu= o. r--tor. i o. - original
Tss~iiiun- Thr iuvsuiur h1S urysir l---1i
fs'uud who -suli ac,ysfuf,li-h this ~
is-E~i"n 20 a l-siy 90 Tserf'stian- t.
10 to-day. haU~ver. has
r-lsilsyl stage - T--rfsStif.n Wts-r-
'-ist~s' atsTlrax imatiuus are olsniuf-l ia
tn. r,-'-ssr,is made.
The complementary part - tn in
Sirumrut j. e1fuT-,~s~l ct q Sy~i~ra -
lrvers Cuun"yfins an aSiatically SnS-
Is-nsls-i b--ly with vari"us surfary-s
that arr moved by rlss-kwo-k IT,
srrfac-s ar e,IuSfrIlrfs-i of hi-hly -
sitIv~ MATERIAL "a Whhh nr--ll.-s gtlay
- the SuST-nis-i weisitt rrSi-sisis 20
H.. viisrati"ns - The earih's crust
tn. mo~t elal-.rais 81 tl,s-ss ms
l+hineS ar caIsaislr - n--orlin- ~
vertical and TIVE horiEoutal uss.tiailS
a thu ~arth in tn case ~ a seislnic
disturbance.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
C.ms.f T.fk Tsfr,f SfafeS.

A Cuban n--na uhs casn- - Aia-
hama shurtly afteF TIE eV~satloa -
the SpaniSh- Amrriraa var. b~canse N
volved says General Frrd Ssraui- n
q quarrsi with q native ouaOrcd cixi-
an a tie STATE mratienrd In -
imqrrferf En<Iish. the CuA.an dzFty
cuatrmr.fuoa~ly rrferred o. tn Ala
haman ~ An African~
~Nayt-e Z So quirkiy retoinrd -
aE-nslrSl ene. -lsuf q 7 = an AfrsraA
I thauk ~ Iaud Z aint - SF'anit; IN
whaf's uare. { aiut - black t7ailis-
tinei I I'm speak Cni1e4 stA'eS !
kani~
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

waa planned ssue 90 thu meml-rrs
Were dissuri-szi on aryuunt of IT. SiEe.
They tisou-kt that tn. Isr'svi~isra &C 80
large an anlitorium VAS rBtirly un-
eaIlsSI fsa. tll.. atts-tslanrr a that time
tsring Oniy al-ssIt al,
Mrs.. Esl.ly. Or<auizsSl tn Ftrst
Chursh g christ. S-ris-ufiSt. Ia Iiosioa
On IS7a with tW~uty-~ mrmis-rS. -
sigw VAS tn growth 20 tn Nlsycuirus
at hr~t that ia 1~Scs. ten yrarS later.
thsrr Wrrr suly rl-v~n rhEri1s-s
From that tims. hsWrv-F. tn ir'-rs-i-~'
vas more rapiA In tea tis-rc weTe
4oi churghFS. Ths-nr ar BsW tS's
ehurrllez AMI 80 ~.s-i~sis-s n0t yrt 90
gaulEed ~ ehurris-s. making &C. -
eieaiex hni.liug churrh ss-rvisv-S In
ISNa th-ne w-re oaly 80 mruls-rS In
tn eutire eaanFStiun- On tSsst tis.
tataI ulrtnl-rrShip Was @iDi Five
years hfsF q had reari-i lS.t3L
Ths-se figurs- ShsW that the I.rinsiT-i
erewth has taksa plarr duriR< the
rast rrvea years. Tl,- membership at
IL Isrszrnt time - aln.gt 1stssa
The sIsiirafary ex-r-i--s Were at
tsn.lsvi rs vi-lterS fFssm an parts e
u uNa1 FNAAsN - NAA--.--@s IANf--
Grras Hritain- Australia. SwrSlsa- I'm
mark. Franrc. Germany. Switzerland
tn Hawaiian I~tsn.lS. Santh AmrFtca
aud afhrT farsisn cuuntrtrS
One kun.lrs-d and fsgty Eve church
e.silrs-s have aiFsady b.-ra erscted by
tn Christian Sri-uti~t~ Ths~e. a. a
Uhste. cumTare faveral4y with tha>e
a the ollsF dpnaminatiousI u -
said that VIA fussl- arr M lsasrr
n~esied 60 tn cosnpi-tian - the
Nosl.rr Chursh = zrSr humasT of
huIhflnES Wtn - eSsmmrsreSl In dlf-
fegenf parts q tlr countEy.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
HAD A GO9B SPaXKIxc.
Boy. Reseocd From DrOWainE.
Mother Administers an Ad5s-
ttunaIl e.-uu

An Interesting Itti. ~fo-y - YER
human iut-rs-t cums-s frpu tn rivsr
front GA the oItSkirts of NJ Yasrk
city wher. S.Euura tsrraro uhn ~
~ utly Came 90 this ~puutry fra.a
NIIsl''s, was walking the ether day " IA
hrr seven year-old sou. Antouia. - al
airing Nhile she Vas warchiur 4
passing Stramloat the Tfrl. shap
friekei alsu= ti,- per and thea-
splash. infs tbe river.
Thr uI"Jhs'r'S ~hrs-ks VIZ O. "A hy
. paIrOlHlan. lie jumI--d into a hat
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
Thsir Csnpass I,sisi. % nc Ssufh

The Chins--e .. rv-rythiu= ta~k-
wsrls. frpm q Cau.a~iau T-sint q
v.-a. Th-ir eauIIn~S I-s.ntS O. tn
>ssI'h instead g the u"rth IT, m~u
Mar thsir hair hsuE. WIKI tla,' u"uI.-u
,,sd tilFirs In a knsst. The sars-s~ullksr.
ar. mn. ths Wwus-u amy hur,i.-ls
Tls sy-sken Lu=ua-r J. n.t Writt.u.
ant tie written au-uase j. u"t
spoken Books are rcal bsiCkWarls.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

~roA 80 = h-rzAl - tsua ert-r o.
sumuuoa an ~ P~st-sr o. q -srt -
u.z~& u,r~Ftu-< ali a thiS ~ -Nan,.
Gfv-r- ~xE-lzils ~ Hnr.-S1-ut's VISA
- keN<fh
TIIEsDTGH ENTsIAN SrETLETY.
"a thr su1-sf uEay q ~ Es-.-misls.l
ln.liEus ny - FFs@r o. srumlslr
aEainst o. 49, sysrrm. hut Eraf
ually ~ Ea~ruE1n - wta TN ~F~r
ana n 49, k1A--rx tk1s far ~ has nsf
ruTs<Ezt~ss-i ns-rs taan han q Asn-n
Ir4iaus 49, kavr ssonlfEHly rrfu~el
o. eazanzr tAsir $780, hiyU~y-r.
kunIlrSSs< g ~ 1nsan< have cs1-
cd o. ~ hat tkPE u.rtd ars~It
t. u-W sy'-ss-m - Uaz1s-s eait ts-sau~e
tAury hEnE - a-slranz~ - a frllsW
trSl--~szza ~ Esssn-sni that q Vas
. So p4sA al that ny wouhl
urtrg kasr taArrztsi n ks1 . wAite
rlIan ey-sr .1ss< tA-l ant bruachEsl
H. 49,
-AltAaz-A o. rruzMia< - ~ Slsux
y - 30 cs@pa<s-d n ~ alrsa3g
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
~ p-,rea that The new sy..rn q

- NFHfA AAAAA III ~ - .AaAA -
uaus- A.l - uf tiH- -tr4It-st
hEnffi fri yalus In iu~uriu= to-. ',sT-
ri q a'-ut uf tioyeruusrut all0t-
u-ur- .i Iusl fr.in s.usrsiti"u O. 80
~rat.s.u. Incidentally u may D. no's-l
that r.H1 thus sarly this uutau-linE
- lfr'- Uf ,t-svrut has Won for -.stlre
tnslla-, l'rIhlr pr,f-rty rights PRE-
vt''u-lv 'sll.sl tll-m. A. n csiSc On
pant % E-ly D.. ritel that oaily a few
w.. a-u IT Eastman Wa infru-
m'-u'ti I turing for a Young ~Iuaw
so -rr., q RIB hni ~ hi=h valnc
Uh.'. .Hi btu t-mIsrarily lnSt 90
hrr uN r- 20 hs-r ~-inratisn frun hsr
suu '-.. and Whi-h an un~cTupulpus
r'-lli.. .Hs ga ths' I-siut q s.-llin.
vhs-u I'--.'irut Rs-ssrvslt's SI--Cial
c'silii. .--- st-ifs-i IN and set
thin 10
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

- the els--tririau's f,ats. q a ~.
pilssuss Wtrr D.. S,-Nrr-i AMI tbr tuu
mi, ~ hshl ~ a T-'r~'u, ols. II each
Llu'L hat Ear part u 8, quite I--s,. o..
f.r a csuvrrSatian O. ~ sarri.-l -
taruuEh tn t.-ly. a. r.asliiv ami a.
q ~fiussly a. u th- hnc Lad bcra
prur--rly c,suuss-tFtl
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

a Boston couple were recrozfing
nsar Augusta. and nj an cd Begr0
woman 90 whom they TOOK . fancy.
They invited hsr Co pay tksm q VISA.
and the coloTod woman accepted. -
Pecially a. her exPenses Ncre 20 -
paid
In due tine she arrived in Busioa
ana Vas installed In the hoase q the
Waite folks. She vas Eivea ons q tAe
best rOoms. aad ate ~ the sane Talk
Utth her host and hosfcss
~ one of the meals the Hostess saiA.
Mrs. JOnes. yoa we're . slave. uereaI
yOu:-
Yes. mum rrpiied the oil ocl1rsd
wOman- 4 beloneed 90 Mars RolreFS
HoWelL-
Il suppose he never lnvifed y0a 90
eat az his tableg- remarked tn Bas-
ton LADY.
NO. hOnsy. DAT ~ dI4nt NJ Ear-
ser was q Eemmea. hfe ANT neuer -
no niEgsr 81 a. the tAhie 1oagzies -
him"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
s4RTHVrAKE REC0RBER&
Thsy Are ths paesS Desaeats 81 ~
laseruments.

The Instruments invented fsr tn
rNcunling e tn matis.ns g the eaFth's
ora~i duriag an earthlusk@ are lossks-t
uIua - ~rieutt<ts ~ tn uass~t da-li-
cafe af an mackin-s - highIy scR-
sltire are thry. ins,-s,l that Tn v-Fy
silEktr~t vilTaiagy matAaa = rerurSle1
rpgfertly. Even the trs-sd - fsst can
~ e~caVe This ln-trusasut. u suflctent
O. eau~e vilFatton.
Ts-re nrp thrse cia~ses - tnstru-
mrass Or tn auiaIaatir reruFiin< -
earSasqnakr- each With its ewn partic-
ufnf funrfiuAL ftrss y TIE seisEso-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
NEW Christian SCIENCE TEMPLE Iy BOSTON.

and fiSils-i cut Aufouia. The J,sItre-
nan had only on~ ear. aud q was
awkward vork c,-tiiu: 90 tn hog and
lifting him into thr l-1t-
Whrn tle si-u~ra saw that hrsT 81
vas safe tie ANGUISH In bsT facr cave
uay o. q l.usk q r,-sssiuic purIss-e ana
O. tn dripping Antonio uaS Islarsd 90
~ wharf ~iI- laii him arrBSs hsr kIsc~
and dii What NsaT-sl.tan and ofssT
i,Issiil-rs have d.sns 60 thrir errin<
ieus.ls ever sins,. lzsys ussrs. laufA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
,Fh.nin. Ihn.n.h EIr,h.

To 90. '-lu=h IT, human i--ly-
- o." of hrsuau l=-its-S f,.r tn
usatt,r y. tali-ls onc VI the WeirSlesl
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
PALISADE PATTERNS.
\ BUSTING OUTFIT
Is.lsurg " IFEIHA p, Warxs.

- HTrsskesrs- cln zraf- o. - v'fho.s q
N-rfUI afrtr go ar s-rUrss g. &c ~ unea
~ .. go 49, .c 1919 ara Cls q b. % . ttsf~
a. o. 80 t.sf o. d. r. H. a. E-.ral lr
- t.arf o1Eas. - aas- rherr 90 n 2 - - 9 10
O ul1th 49, 81. - Iasiy.s gaan - r. g
49, e. rsrs-s .t o. rrHw ss,uare vac o. r.
- - O.. s-r.-.t fs-taol 1srrrts Tte
g. .f-arl ssa-l o.. D. q sfFr So stli-t = starra
tea. u 49,. - rHfu 50 - sigsEg o. r1ss
go, zEh IT, % o. r-szfsfisi "a sha gEatrt
aE-.h r~'rr a.. VUrv tgeHfwanE TIE nrcrca
FrsHvHh trasr ~ sfrirE q e 'asfic o. bsrua n
- 81 80 :. h.lf the. y T,a-c- 6snE
fss ~ E-selum $50 : yar3s arS $1,000
esE-sirs,, S-,.-i u-ssiu-l - ts-Ee
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

IN tasFh - nature makrs tn whasr
Warsa lin.
~ bunrh g Erafters takes n Whoir
yaTkfs skin.
Ous tsu.-h 90 haB0r makrs IL Uhose
wsrkl grin.
And fed adniteratiSa kcsps tAse uhoae
void thin
kansas City TincA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

Inv arp IN ruund uum..rrs 60 M
Ia inhablted hoases IN Crsatsr Lea
dnA.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
Sane 0Iaf Cans.

II AMIR saIlirs farth aEain
And BY tn hrueklet1s shore
Duth idly H. and 90 and the
Gees homT ard Lss $500 ulreL
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

AMI any nsie- ar iu--rts-d a. the tep.
Whit h nd &c mlsurutEg. and
hrisl.--usai,ls Scar black
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

Never look a Eift horse IN ne
nozth: buf ~ he's spawned o. knock-
kneed thereis ngthtng % hln1er yuzf
taking account q these anoo1paiSA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
REMAINING The SIOUX.
S0uE TWENTY-FIVE THsCSIND
INREaNS lRE kEC-HING
CHRISTEIX NIHES

UdDcascS ta6inn TFhcsui1n SKIS ed
- 49, -Nrxzt tagh.r~ 60 Re-
Shrissen Brase> E.sb-saaI.d Csyoss
BcconCs kobErt u hesI.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-22

been accomplished when the buggy
came in view. But hurry as they
might the "choo- choo" wagon could not
be made to do its duty and they were
compelled to see the old horse, which
they had spoken of in terms of derision
but a few moments before, take the
lead. 1t was gall, bitter gall. but there
was nothing to it but that.
Mesrs. McCaw and Weigel kindly Of
fered to pull the "choo-choo" 10 town,
but the offer was refused, the boys say
ing that they would remain by the
machine and ride home In ii II they
had to make a "Mulligan' of their
hunting trophies for breakfast.
While the two parties were together
the result of the trip was talked over.
Nessls. McCaw and Weigel exhibited
the members of the feathered tribe
they had bagged, together with the
lone Jack" but the others contented
themselves with telling of the results
f their trip. This leaves doubt In
tho minds Of the other party as 10 the
truth of their statement. Mr. Louis
janecx will stand sponsor for the re-
suits obtained by Messrs. McCaw and
We,gel. We are not informed how
many he received.
TIE automobile party is said to have
reached town-well, some say that they
were compelled to secure Ice In Old
Town to keep" the game until they
roaehed home.