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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-02

&C. aame- Any cuurt' :, hpuu NJ thabc.ck
On n apVEsstatsd b. fHt NtSs.-Es
Orange CITY. Feb. 3N.-Mr-.
ABdrew 4. Judd arrived at the
fenwick HoUse Tuesday from
Brighton. Conn.
Miss Wells # New York. Whu
has been Spending same time at
the Orange City h"i"l. l,ft Nom
day for Asheville.
Their vas an eXc,ydinsl ~ pleas
ant party NJ the Orange City ho-
tel Ou thu I'D, Thursday after
nom, given by the lsdI,, Of tn.
house The weather wts id.al
murh like summer. IT,. house
inside aud uut Was beautifully
decorated again; Mr.. GiIl was
designer. assisted by the ladi.--
and g'-nilemen "i the house. odd
Glory pre,lomInst.d. n IL should
"n Washington. birthday. Mr.
A. Pattengil mad" an ideal
George Washington. b. va line
Miss Mcfarland IT NrN l"rk
Sas l"v-ly a. Martha Washing
ton. They st'-,d b-.n-ath an ar-h
draPed with hag, and TIN picture
Of ti'-,rEr Washington 40 the
center catching uP nag aud form
ing an arrh and r--,lV.d the com
pany a. they came ia. Th"r-
ser about l36 people Their.
The entertainment at th. after
Rron va "Prugr-s-Iv- Whist.
there werr ~ table: Mr.. Cha-.
-. John won ladie- fir,t hnu"rs.
Mr.. SaTy-r Nun gent first HON
Ors: they yer Zach pre-.nted
with a pIcture 81 G'-'rg" and
Martha n they ,t"Si ami received
thu r'Impany Mr. - I"hu r.
ceivsd n loVely WTeail ui Fuses.
After th. last gam" ih'r. we're
light r,.iTe-hnl-nt~ served. Every
thing Nas hyely AMI u'uJ "ii
beautifully. We. Wh" had nc
sehd.d a graf maut Pl"a~ant
gatherings In tie ,am" h'.u-e ia
the year, z ne nv. Wh.u u Wa
known n the lL.larman huuS..
could nat help m"m"ry glId
ing hack to the happy day- IT
yOTe and sring With our mInd's
eye the i"y,i fac. "f Mr.. ani
Mr.. D.larman. and wondering
il they. tee. Wcr. looking d"Wn
from their hum,. "u high aud Ell
joying thu sight ui their old
earthly h"m".
Icy. Joseph Adile aitd Nii' "i
indianapolis. lad, ramr Frida,
evening. lie J. thr new minister
for the ". p. churrh. H. preach
I'd last Sunday murnihg aud even
ing Ca a very g'--i audience.
Mr.. True and all hi Ipard-rs
and several ct their ueighi"r-
went Ia Green Spring FRIDAY for
q pichic: th"re Nerr turniy or
more people vent.
Mns. Rust entertained the
Whist Club" at library hall
Monday aft"TR"nn. Tb"r. Wer
seven table. Mis- S4rvcr W"n
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-02
ladies first honor- and Mr.. Frank
Taylor gents first hOnors.

Taylor gents first hOn0rs.
Miss Massey's SOCK Ssrial'
she gave Monday evening assisted
by the ladies of Orange City ho-
tel, vas u great SUCCESS. IL was
given for the benefit ii the ''StFeet
Lamp Fund" There wss q nlce
program consisting of instTu-
mental and vocal music by Miss
lleebneT, Mrs. Blake, Miss Ida
Smith aud Mr.. Frank Taylor. rec
itations by Mrs. l.utI after which
the fvor ii the hall was cleaTeE
for dancing, which vas lndulg'd
in the remainder Of the evening
Their wAs $2s.15 taken ia. Every
"ne seemed to enjoy thu evening.
Mr.. Herbert Oatman left ~
Monday for his home In East Or
ange. y. ]
W. all spent a pleasant even.
nag at the F-nW Ick hUus- last
wednesday evening, one If Ih'
amu-en-nj- of tlIr evening leim
q gu,--sIng contest. Mr.. Lowell,
had a drink ing glass full If hean.
and asked the COMPANY To- CUES,
hoN many bans il contained. Mr..
lD"ngnecker w"R the cake that
VA given ~ \ priEe. The event
"f the evening Wa- the reading
Nv Mr.. Franklin Rich of Aunt
Glory's Marriage Certificate. lie
gave the dale perfect. There
we're ISL bans in th. glass, Mr..
bnngnccker guessed G:O.
Mr.. Hardin has bought a whole
bl,ck un N"lu-ia avenue Of W..
4. Cann"ns "n the east side of
the STREET, between University
ayehu- aud French avenu.. ia
Guiding wh@rp Mr.. Har,irn nov
live and tNu ~ h.r residences.
Mr.. and Mr.. Frederick Zittrl
"f Nv York City; Mr. Edward
P'-.hl-. .i-N York City, aud l.. =.
h." "f Cleveland ohio. az. re-
cent arrivaL a The Frnuirk
haas. II
Mr.. 1N Mr.. l.. ID. lowell, VII"
haFrfe.n ai the F-nwick all win.
TER. left Wednesday n"on for Ia.
lat.ka, Fla, where they will ~
main for a frN days. then will
visit 81 AugH-tine and other
~,'uthrrn town. "n their Way h"me
e. New York city. W. Nill miss
them AZ thu F'nWirk "Wednesday
evening, a. they did ~ murh fer
the entertainments given Their
earh We-k.
The Tuesday evening Euchrr
Clu" mt a. usual: their NcTe "a
table. Miss Alsly Dunlap ven
ladr-- iir-t hon"r-. Mr.. EdW ia
fr-n-h ven g,-nts first h"E"T..
Mrs. G'-o. =. CadW allader aud
littl- daughter. Mis- Harriet. Of
ChicaS", Ill.,. yer. pleasant call.
"rs h'.r" "Wednesday. "n th-ir Say
io Palm Bearh aud Miami.
ua-th- e''l'l'--t Tuesday night
~ hav- had this winter. Wrnt
down Q" 20 degree.
Maj"T Br-hha arranged Ter n
PicnIc fer the p--oPI- If Orangr
City NJ Blue Lake on "Wednesday,
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Nskss Secret Drawers ard Psasla.
= DO many q queer JOB" aid ths
handt man
q made q sscT~i pane Coz . msRp-
factuTer's oflcs last montA. unbe-
know usi from his inner ore this
Manufacture eau nO~ 80 sverythins
thar is dome and hear sVeFything hat
b aid BY his twenty clerks Poos fsl-
lows. they had bsttsr ~ oarsful TUe
Of hen we're FREE last VEGA
a man With . shaved head Got @s
10 MAKE a telsscups ladder We wes o
cunNit Whsh they arrested him 10
had the ladder In . dr~ss salt oAs<
Rib p-ople Hks secret drawers %
dssks aud tshles and secFVt oonpArt-
msnts in their bedroom aOors % hide
thinEs In have = big run on thas
Kind 90 work SIS Louis Gaobe-Deme-
eIai
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ThE REAL FRANkLun.
Small bson0r PAD ths Aasmesy - Or
Famoos patrisa


There Wers NJ, vantisS slnisssT In
nusnoss. subsly snd persistshtly iabsO-
Ting the deyelOpmeat of that large.
explicit and national FecognItioa ~
FTanklin's services Shi,h . VeTy little
thiRg riight have called into tall being
and auIyity even duriRg his lifsti@s
HAD thsi contamination bsen rcalixsa
EVEN IUI q Gay, th0ugh Il had bern bat
the day alter HE death. the ehsFastsT
VI his lame would have bssn hNed dIf-
lsTenily. one canned dcabt. TOT the Test
81 tims FOr there would thea have
cOms FULLY and simultaneously into the
HAiIOnal Consciousness . conception &C
FTauklin Which-instead ~ the legsna
VI the Philadelphta printer AlmAhas-
maker and humOrist. ~ iastesd - the
lsEead u the moral PHILOSOPHER Sho
taught msn hoW tO thrive In business
and ihculcatsd the prartics II hOnssiy
- one of The besS tricks Oi even trade
should have siven us the leseRd 10
that historical Franklin. the mnst Ia
nous patriot the Sisest statesman. tbe
ms,st stccessful dipbOmatisi u his as;e.
. mah Sith whose name all EaFUpe-
whatever Amertca may have b-ea d.
inE o. sksRDf1m1sf o e. -iass, !.
sNN51rf1nla aGsing %, tkSd'1 IL s.asle
ONE rang frOm side "a side. asd wa
pressure In the EOrid Allied the mind
HE geBeratt0o With the ideas % q
fshsenment. maenanimity aad ire.
don-- william MsoDonAld 10 the A
lantic.
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PORT ORANGE



Finch. Who l. spending the sin
Ter ia New SMYRNA. was visiting
Mrs. Noke- last we-k.
On acruunt &c so many FAM
tiuns last week the churrh t@a Was
postponed 4" TIN. Week
Miss NaulX resigned fr,m tire
-s'h,'ol and left fer T-hs'-~-'--.
Excursions ar. in orlrr during
the iine weather..
Mr.. Wilcox hA- added = p,rrh
to his h"use.
Mr.. RobeTts.,h bit SUNDAY fer
Stuart a. visit their -"n.
Miss Nav Milhurn -am- ipoHse
from Osteen SUNDAY and will take
'harge Of the primary drI'arim~ni
II our srhO,l.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Ilamiliun anu
tn-IT little daughter. Nll" have
,B-.n visiting th"ir uncle aud aunt.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J,'~s.ph White. left
sunday fer their h"m. ~ u-ah
Uirove, n J. They ar. d"lighted
Sith Florida.
Miss Elizaisth Whit. daugh-
ter of Mr.. aud Mr.. Phillip .
AhIte, entertain a numieT Oi
ner friends SUNDAY aiteTu'-,n n
ner h"me "n the banks "f tn
Halifax. After playing gaines al
various kinds, n tahl. VA -ITesd
under the trees and l-'unieOus
lunch'-un vas enj"yed hy the
guests. The f"il"Nlng lIitl'. ''n's
attended Miss ElIzal-.th'- eighth
birthday anniversary Ms IlAr-
riet Bangs. Ms Ce-elIa HARE-,
Master Samu.l BANG, Mi-s Grare
Mett-. Miss Iii" PattIli,,. Mis-
Kathryn Hamilton. ul,-,an ''r"Ve.
Nj.
Mrs. Vim. johnson. Wh" fuI
several years has l'een making =
gr,at variety oi artiels-- t.,,ih 49,
------'~-~->~s-~-- -
ful and "rnam-utal. hs- Rented
the building, corner ui Duuiaa-
ton avenue and l.afay.tt.. SIR.
and keep quite a -tork IL pa
m-tto work on hand ia 10. -hai-.
1T cap, hats, fans. etc
The drrdg- las l--en hire f,,r
week digging a canal from cd.
Roe. dick &" dep water AID n"u
j. filling in the street In fn,Ht col
Mr.. Wilcox aud l.uii,urs's. hich
will he very great improvement
The ENTERTAINMENT Me,lns -sial
night. thu 2lsi. Nas "ite ui lh.
mast -ur,---sful ~ have ..y,T had
The hall Vas rr,Sd,Sl. lib i"l-
lUA INK i ia" program ui to. play
- SunlS'nns-ls - Charari"T-- Mr..
Buttertield, Who TAXI tssaricr.:
Mrs. knal IT,. CharliRa: lee
daughter, Mss NaulX; Mr- la
Wilson, ala unprartral i-ari-r.
Mrs. Nesdhan. Mildred: h-r
daughter, Miss Hadlssck: Ms.
TTyPhena Sahfoni. tn P--tmI>-
tres; Mrs. johnson. Nrs. rb.<.-
Ian, a friend "f Mrs. Buit-riield.
Mr.. y. -. ~parkmah; Mr.. Mar
tin. Miss Flanders. lie iasi
thrse we're m-ml.ers ui IT, W.
mans Aid Society. Thr full"U-
ing we're meml'er- vt the l.ad..'
Benevolent SOci-ty-a nSorr fash
ionable organization: Mr.. Tat
belts. Mis- dupont. Mr.. I'eIsdlc-
ton, Miss Berry, Miss MaIyiha
SpInny, Miss Baker. Mrs.. Gran
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-02
RIcHT TINE TO sLEEP.
Bsss ssesss EaGsYss ~ Thsse Uha
aaasra Gsrsy.

Rsasrs GsrsB.
'tsnegs sssliG dsIn-Sas ~ -
AAeS slssant ~ sl-sp. sar the O5ssr-
sanrv - regular kahitx. says ~. John
Cus s~uuss- ARd p<rtert sleeP ioT
alaa sau - otfziusd Oaiy a. RiEht. a.
-Gskssi I - tn rythmirai sacvessioa
& hEh' a1d daTknsss. There - p0iut
"a IT, cd Esruyerb. IA hoGrs ls<sP
ssfoss Hsidn -EhI o. u0rth tu0 after
Tess uho ars IN tn hahIi 90 turning
niskt into day rcaiIIs tht- ca thsiT
uaf Ths ks.uT hefore mi,iutEhf that
b UuTth tho aft-T - from % O. q.
And iuasmush a. ~ human system -
ss-s h~iuu pr e = a n 'haa 81 any
assr E-Tboi on trs - huurs. slssp
slBsauld uotaT ~ i-as1 to- holrs 90
sRrh 80 - tbs tine MA lIfs b. az
STAKE IN ~ Mss af aruts tissszs.
aursss are tustrurt-t -o IGN spe,-ial
si44uiasbsu ~ uilnlEhs and ,o yUn-
tinse u anti 8 On the muTuinE IN th-
hslt- thaf asEEinE -u-TEies MAJ -
sassainsd thrsssEh thHs psTiOd u 49,
BT-us deFrs~ssOa-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-02

-Thers's Bothsng Ilks psrssSef-
Gnce: h's Sound 10 tell % N leas
FuA
Net alwaya Ne yos ever 60 .
hsa % . poseslniA sGIr-AnI
6lsDsE.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-02

1ohnay - . b. srunE 70 steal
frou . Jrusr
1ohhhys "a IrOst - To- gu-s-
ooa eo.h-r v0u an. NJ 90 itstn-
E-0~sisls Cievelaa4 ilsds-r
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ORANGE CITY.

Ihls drpartmeut - iu sharEr &C Nt.gs. 4
uaiHssk. uhu % autbse AL 90 fstt-iRe Sab
ecrIpfilaas. sis sFl tszrlneta etc ard 90 cxllaf
fuE aame- AM cuurts - hfsHu NJ taatz-.gk
81 ~ apVssstatsd bt tut NtBs.-EB
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siIl = sPpFscisi-,i - rst NEws IN
sPsrisi CoFr,spana-ne-
February s5.--MIss Elizabeth
4 BenggeE. OF lnI"nyille, Pa =,
~am~ Saturday th" guest for =
s,,upl' # month";. Of her friend.
Ni-s Butt"Tn
Mr.. ] y Norman has finished
painting th. D,.F crest and sawyer
cottages az Winnrmlss,.tt
Carl Mobile vent tn Winter
Park saturday
Milo Hazel will celebrate his
birthday next Saturday with =
party IT his sch.s,l mates NJ the
h"me IT his grandmother. Mr..
Mile.
Miss Irene q Baker has a-rrps-
III the position If clerk IN III"
Lake Helen post office. and began
training fer thu r'-sp"nsihle du-
IT, Wednesday.
Mr.. Bennett. # jacksonville.
Mr.. DEAN and Mr.. Forkum
accompanied Ms Neal from b.
Land FRIDAY Z" attend the parl"r
meeting ~ thu liapiI.t church
Parl"rs.
Mis- Neal gave a pleasing and
~ rurtlvs addr.--, M'.-iam'.S
Dean AID F"rkum gave valuAhl"
iuf.'ru ati"n concerning the de-
paTtnr Mt "f Purity ~ Arr at,d
Lit.rstur.. and scientific TemI-r-
anra Instruct Ion. of which th'.-.
ladIes ar. stat. Sup"rint-ndent,
Mr. Adams -y'ke of the " &.
7. T. Wuman's Temple IN Chica D.
90. and her rer"nt visit to a..
Light retrr~hm-nts W"r' s-Tvesi
anil a ,r,mpani"nahle --n-nn "f
greeting. followed.
A SMYRNA man gave n ster~op-
tl~an ENTERTAINMENT AT the Hall
ssEiSas ~ lssnmo,- lzz..
'Irang' and IS'melo tres ar
cov"T'-h With hsIds. some of then
Rearly hl''--'msyl Fruit grower
ar praying that III" full moon 81
Mar-h Will bring no frost Ca in,
iure this premature bison, ther
az ImmsuS- -rup will De almost
assur.-d.
Nr. BraEeau r~iurn',l fr"m the
n"rth Saturday.
tn" raising "f The mammoth
suInke-tark ct ih, Bond com
pany's mill Wa- superintendent
~ MAYNARD lsonl. and Was quite
an event. a. ~ O., ..ue "f th. larg.
.st ia thu part 81 the stat
Mr. John Hurt J. suffering
With rheumatism 10 hi. ankles.
The col"rd N.th"list Ir-,pl.
hal iut"p--tins ~"rNI~,-s sunday.
Their minister had T-u-ue,i his
raj by attending til. annual c,'n-
frr,ns,. Al Mann
Washington Birthday Was oh
served by th" puhlir s'-h,pl in
Oh" for-n's.n 10y a .prial pro-
gram. aud III" teacher aud pupils
-PeHt tn aft-Tnson gathering
WIld flower about To. lake..
Mr.. D. Nels"n Blak- rendered
tao pl-asing sol"s At thu Baptist
church Sunday
The y,ung pe'ple had a so-iAl
h"P Al TIN Hall Monday evening.
Ne-srs. Bud,lington and C,slby
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LAKE HELEN.

Hhs - partmrni l. "a chsFEe % M. lrrne
e. Adm. Whn - auth FiEad o. rs-criFe sub
eTtprts. arirsfti-s ulsfIts, etc. and % colleet
- sarne. Auy cuurs-v shown M Adalas
sill - appEsciaf-d ~ TNG NEWs - IN
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Unknown Friends.

There are many people who have
used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy with splendid
results, but who are unknown because
they have hesitated about giving tes-
timonial OF their experience for publi-
cation. These people, however, are
none the less friends of this remedy.
They have done much toward making
it a household word by their personal
recommendation to friends and neigh.
bors. 1t is a good medicine to have in
the home and Is widely known for It's
cures of diarrhoea and all forms OF
bowel trouble. For sale by G. A. Mil
ford and II. M. Yonng.
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To the Trsutees OF the Abbeville hap
tist Church.
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More About That Farmers Home
Made Warehouse.

More About That Farmers' Home
Made Warehouse.
The importance of this cotton ware
house business to farmers we think
iustifies our devoting considerable
spaoe on this subject now in order to
get In shape for big effort in build
ing thesehouses as soon as the FARMERS
are through their crop work. 49,, >.
There ia no doubt about this, that If
ali the loss in weights and damages on
cotton in one season were bulked in
each cotton county, the loss sustained
here would pay for at least one small
warehouse in each important county in
the South.
on a cooperative plan on the cotton
warehouse they are at the same time
becoming educated of other lines OF
business: this coming together on this
Warehouse business will teach farmers
how to get better school houses.
churches and better roads and mail
facilities, and, above all, it will teach
farmers that there is strength, and
mower in organized efforts, while in
dividual efforts of our strongest men
unoreanized is nothing more than the
struggle of q weak]ing.
We did not state in our other article
that the speculations there given were
rock bottom as to the cheapest plans on
all bought material.
The Srices on cement, for instance,
RANGES in different places all the way
frono Il 5O TO S2,75 per barrel. Where
cement has to be shipped any consld'
erable distance over the rail the high
eat grade cement is the kind to use.
Instead of sloping the roof all one
way it is perhaps best to make the
cone or high part in the middle, slop'
inc the roof so feet each way.
The difference in the insurance rates
will not justify sprinkling or water
tank arrangements for less than three
section warehouse.
Cost of water tank and equipment Is
about $500 90. Additional cost o1
mining for each section added.
Where automatic sprinkling arrange
ments are to be used the space above
the bales should be at least one foot
more than men toned In our first plans;
that is, the lowest part OF walls shoulo
he nine feet instead of eight feet.
Remember, also, that after one sec
ton has been put up that only the
cost of one wall-no cost of machine
has to be paid for each additional sec
ton, the roofing, ends, &C., being the
same on all sections.
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received and had by him as the pro-
ceeds of the sale of the tract of land to
H. R. Crawford, which was the prop
erty of the said E. A. Haddon.
Second. That Mrs. Haddon is not
entitled to recover from the estate or
the said r. L. Haddon the amount
claimed that he had received as rents
of lands belonging to her.
And it is 30 decreed.
R. E. Hill,
Judge of Probate.
June 4, 1906.
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Deadly Serpent Bites

are as common in India as are stomach Y
and liver disorders with us. For the
latter however there is a sure remedy i,
Electric Bitters the great restorative
medicine, of which S. A. Brown, OF
Bennettsville, S. c., SAYS: They re-
stored my wife to perfect health, after
years of suffering with dyspepsia and a
chronically torpid liver" Electric
Bitters cure chills and fever, malaria,
biioisness, lame back, kidney troubles
and bladder disorders. Sold Oh guar,
antee by P. B. Speed, druggist. Price
SOC. =
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To the Trustees Of the AbbeyiLIe B ap:
tiSt Church. i. NJ

Gentlemen .N S5
We take the liberty of telling you
that every church will be given lib
eral quantity of L. & M. Paint when
ever they paint. .i5Gs:s G
gallons L. & M. mixed with gall.
Ions Linseed Oil will paint a moderate
sized house. ~
Actual cost L. g. M. about $1.s0 per 4
gallon.
l.. g. M. Zinc hardens L. & M. White
Lead and makes the paint wear likef
iron. 81
Largest mills in the world use T.. g.
M.
Arnold Print Works, North Adams.
Mass, used nearly 1900 gallons L.
M. Paint made with 10000 gallons L.;
& M. and 1000 gallons pure Linseeds
Oil, ~ .s.5
Sold by P. B. Speed. 81
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+. w. WHITE.
How 10 Break up a Cold.

1t may be a surprise to many to
learn that a severe cold can be com.
pletely broken up in one or two days
time. The first symptoms of a cold
are dry. loud cough, a profuse wat
cry discharge from the nose, and a
thin, white coating Oh the tongue.
When Chamberlain's cough remedy is
taken every hour on the first appear
ance of these symptoms, it counteracts
the effect of the cold and restores the
system to healthy condition within a
day or two. For sale by G. A. Milford
and H. M. Young.
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Crosse & Blackwell's pickles and
chow chow, Lea & Perrin's sauce,
Durkee's salad dressing, grated
pineapple, Holsters, shrimps'
crabs, French sardines, apricots,
lemon cling peaches, and the finest
French olive oil, just received BY
S. J. Link.
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Gen tlemen:-
We take the liberty of telling you
that every church will be given a lib
eral quantity of l.. & M. Paint when,
ever they paint. 90.
4 gallons l., g. NJ. mixed with 8 gal
Ions Linseed Oil will paint moderate
sized house,
Actual cost L. & M. about $l.D pei
gallon, ,...,
L. g. M. Zinc hardens L. & M. White
Lead and makes the paint wear like
iron.
Largest mills in the world use l.. d
M.
Arnold Print Works, North Adams
Mass, used neaaly 1900 gallons l.. 6
M. Paint made with 10000 gallons l.
& M. and 1000 gallons pure Linseee
Oil.
Sold by P. B. Speed.
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What's the good Of keeping from him
ANY good things you may see, -
That will lift his load of labor
Like Rocky Mountain Tea.
G.. A. Milford. g
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-06-20
Locals.

Call for Nabers Ginger Ale. Made by the
Abbev,le Bostling Works. In 5 ct. bottles.
When Naber's Ginger Ale and Celery Cola;
won't cure your in digestion hunt doctor
quick, for you are in q bad fix.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-06-20
Farmers Educational
and Cooperative Union

Communication for this column should be
addressed to ]. c. Stribling, PendIeton, 8. C..
A~%~AA~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-06-20

Get box OF that nice paper at Milford's
before IL is all gone.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-12

J. j. Koshland & Co. has arrived and
Joined the force of eastern wool buyers
on hand.
c. o. Whttemore, counsel for the Salt
Lake Route, will visit New York and
other eastern points IN the interest of that
road this week.
w. l.. Kennedy. travelling passenger
agent of the Cripple Creek Short Line
was in Salt Lake yesterday en- route 10
his home in Colorado Springs from south
ern California.
The Salt Lake Route will run trains
between Salt Lake and Provo under a
special service and reduced rates Friday.
The Utah county horse show and ball
in Mozart hall are the attractions.
Another engine will be added to the
equipment of the Salt Lake q Los An
geles railroad to handle Saltair traffic
during the coming summer. J. Z. Lang
ford is in the east making arrangements
for the delivery.
H. c. Burnett, who has been appointed
general freight agent for the Lehigh Val
ley railroad, with headquarters in New
York was formerly in Salt Lake. About
six years ago he came to Salt Lake as
geenral agent for the Colorado Midland
from LeadVilIe. Colo. While in Deadville
Mr. Burnett was ticket agent for the Den
YER & REQ Grande-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-12
ANARCHISTS IN AMERICA.
Government Taking Measures to Deal
With DANGEROUS Men.

Washington, April 1.-THE government
is taking measures to deal with the large
number of Italian anarchists who are said
to have reached this country through
Baltimore The name of one of the lead
ers, who is regarded as a dangerous man,
is. known. and vigorous measures are
being taken to locate him.
1t was learned today that an anarchist
in San Francisco upon his release from
prison recently candidly admitted that
he would Kill the president of the Unit
ed States if he had the chance He was
sent back to Italy. This case is pointed
out as one OF the reasons for closely
watching anarchists in America
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-12
THREE WIVES ARE UNHAPPY
One Wishes a Divorce Because Hus-
band SHE'D Teapot in Her
Direction.

Ella T. Jepson, who lives at 421 South
Main street, yesterday brought suit for
divorce from John r. JepsOn, whom she
married Sept. 10, 1897. Mrs. Jepson says
that her husband frequently besought
her to borrow money from her relatives
for his use. and that when she asked
to know what use he wished to put 1t
to he flew into a violent rage and as
saulted her. She accuses him of strfk-
ing her and of calling her vile names
On one occasion. she says, he threw a
teacup at her. She asks for the custody
of their child. aged years; for a di-
vorce. and for alimony.
Ruby r. Ray yesterday sued Raymond
Ray for divorce on the ground of de-
sertion. They we're married at Fillmore,
Utah, July 20, 1895, and have three chill
dren, the eldest being 10 years old She
asks for the child, for a divorce and
for So. 900 alimony, to be paid in monthly
installments of $50 each
Elizabeth Kaiser sued August Kaiser
for divorce on the ground of desertion.
They were married in New York, Aug.
"a, 1898. Nothing is mentioned in the
complaint about either children or ali
mony.