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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30
gimbrm9e.

Die STANDARD Eco Go. tuurbe lebte
0a9t bon eirem ginbrsder beim9e'
iu9t, ipsl9sr nit $40 snttaut. Sis
poIi3si fabnbst mad benz gauner.
Aus Der Wotnuns bon W. @. 8.
Zimmerman. go. us Sf 81. Str,
ruuroe gefisrn cine Bbris nit $40 Sn'
bait gefpblen. Eerislbe bat einsr
SauRrer i'm 0eroa9ts. Der on Der SbHr
feline Waaren aubot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30

IsB etterberi9t.
GdSu beuts Gbenb uno Sonntas; rusnl9
Serdnberuue in Der Tefnperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30
@etterberimt.

Shr "a Stunbsn ,nO.rb 7 ubr gOrseus, l. Suit.
Gbtcaso. 80. SUM-.
Sir Sn biana: eHDn beute glbenb uno
sonnias ; fibler i'm srtreme nDrS!tben
TbeiIe,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30

Sn Der g 3IrBibu n 9
Der .Snbiana pharmaceutical MRo.
citation" puroen Dem @ouperneur fol-
genbe Mitglieber aur BeridRdtisuna
BET Der Meubsisbung elmer oemnd8h
eintretsnben Daeans in benz State
pbarmaep Boarb smpfohlen: u. 5.
eaIa, Wix&sfsr; %. .. grapss.
Sort @apne; 6. u. preibmann, Wun.
Gle, unb See eIisI, South genb. u. 8.
eala III sesenpdriis Mitalieb bes
1oaro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30
9anfiagnng.

aasn 6rsuuoeu uub Eefanntsu. Dt1s ms map
rsHe Der araufbsit uHo Bel benz lobe nnleres e.'
Iisbtsn Satten uno 8atsra. @eprss Drpide. 10
oufrihiio ibre Ehsiluabms bspisieu uHo 'nsosloH'
here Der gbernsfsr 9Oes Ro. 1, OrSeu Der 9ermanns
e5bne, Der SebaH soss SO. 2es. Ben Sur. Arosier=
Rrau,su. uub etgrbstofs, gierbrousr untsrffasnnss'
Rereiu uuS gierbraner ruiou, icuie ben 3opIreInsn
8lumeuIpeneeru IpTs9su mir hermit uuisrsH flsI'
aefhbltsftsn 9ouf aus.
Frau NrofbtI, @ittwe. uebfi 9inosr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30
9berrnometernnno.

9hermometerfan
S59fs Esmpsratur. ......... 80 @ra0
R~ieSriefe fentperatnr. $1,000 6o
20. z. Blttte,
SeetioassD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30

Supremeaeri@t.
Die S9eioune bon Nnna Billion
bon ihrem 9ltten Jreo Billion purbe
bepiaigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30
Serloren.

albert Wuerer. SO. 348 Sao Ritters
Sirnbe nobntaft. meleete eefsrri Der
poIiasi, oab er feline Bbrfs nit $50
Snbalt auf Der GtrnBe bsrloren bot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-30
e.

% duerIdu 0HIB " es-
O. Barnbarn, Rsparaturen 1910
Wewmar, 300. - Sobn U. 6oQioap.
Wobnbaus, 1872 Noro Nerioian. =
u. 6. @afert. Dobnbaus. SeHsrion
Abe., nabe 81. Clair, $4,000. - Ro'
bert Meaenna. @ohnbaus, Waibin9-
ton unb Darmar Nbs., $3.50. =
.. @. Broots, R%sparaturen, Belmont
Hoe, nobe Worris. $500. - San
Roor, R%sparaturen I'LL Waple.
$3.50. - 8. M. @il4rif, G4eune.
2l21 Norb Weribiau, $500.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-04

When Mrs. Lombard offered 10 rec.
ommend Miss Simpson To her friends
as a dressmakcr she was honest In her
wish 90 help the little woman, hut her
efforts bore more evidence of honesty
than Of tact
Il wish you would try Dora Simp-
son, she said earnestly 10 three OF her
friends who were calling upon her one
day shes such n good little body
and So unfortunate! Her old customers
have diopped of Que 10y one ill there's
6cnrccly Il person Ia the neighborhuoI
who employs hcr now.
As often say 10 my husband" cou.
tlnucd Mrs. Lombard. with haste. as
she saw signs Of Inquiry on the face,
OF ler friends, suppose she docsu't ht
very well. That doesn't nlier the fuct
that SHE hns an invalid brother "a sup
port and That she tried everything else.
from stenograpby 20 cooking. aud only
took M sewing as last resort and
just hates every stitch she takes and
always has. Nav. do try her. some az
you. She's been with me for the last
four days making jacket for my Jim.
Dora IL Just as patient about II as can
be, though we've had IL cli - p,cce,
three times. Youths Companion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-04
MASS wrurNe AT DAVIS.
strong Resolutions Passed Bearing on
Removsl Of Restrictions.

nayis. ] T. Nay i-tspeciaib--
A rousing meeting was noid az TIE
city hall last night and strong resodu.
tons we're passed urEins the presi.
dent Of the United States to ask con.
rress 10 remove restrictions against
the sale OF Indian lands. exclusive %
the homestead allotment u was es.
timated that more than % per cent %
the citizens present were citizens Of
the Chlckssaw Naiion By blood. AMI
their wishes were embOdia1 in a tele.
gram to the president
The following r"sol i'ions wero
adopted.
Whereas the progressive members
of the Ave civilized tribes. not OF full.
blood are amply able 20 manage their
own ahairs and are desifous of hav-
ing removed Immediately tho restric.
tlons upon The alienation q their
lands. exclusive Of hOmc-toads. and
Whereas the business interests Of
the Indian Territory require the i'm.
mediate removal Of such restrictions
on The right TO ALLEVIATE lands. and
thus insure The early development Of
the natural resources Of the country.
promote immigration. make property
subject TO taxation and prepare The
territor, for statehood. and
Whereas. there H. now pending IN
congress bill providing for the re-
moval Of such restrictions. there
fore De- u
Resolved. by the residents OF Ds.
yis. Chickasaw Nation. Indian Terri.
tod7. In mass -meerng assembled.
such meeting being composed OF both
Indian and white residents. that We
endorse such bill and hereby respect
fully urge that II be- enacted into law
at once.
Resolved, further. that copy oi
befs resolutions be furnished the
president and congress % the United
States.
G. -. McCLUKSEY. pres.
J II. DICKINSON, SEC.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-04
RUINED THs ART1slAN WELL
Efforts to Increase the Flow Prove
unsueeessful-WiilA Arrest vaas.

Sulphur, J. r., May 3--tSpeciaD --
Manager NJ \ Howerton OF the Sui.
phur Athletic association announces
that the sulphur baseball team is de.
sirous Of securing dates TO run all
summer With first class amateur
teams
The small arie sian well was dyna.
m,tcd today to increase It's flow. bat
the How was spoiled entirely
Mayor McGiniss has ordered the
marshal 10 arrest all gamblers ANA
yags and see 20 it that The ,ovn -
made a health resort for respectable
people and unhoalthful for those Of
the tin horn" and bunco-steercr
class.
" b Womuck a prominent banker
OF Whitowrght Texas, will at once
build a mansion at 10, corner OF Okla.
homa avenue aul Second street. east
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-04
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.


In the district court OF the United
states for the Southern district. a,
Ardmore;
In the matter Of W D. Garrett,
bankrupt, in bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of W. II. Garrett.
IN the Southern district In the Indian
Territory, az Ardrnore. a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given hat on The
2ith day Of April, 1906. the said W
y. Garrett was duly adIudged bank.
rupt, and that the first meeting OF
his creditors will be held al my ONCE
In the court h-rse In the city Of Ard.
mo-" % the sth day of May. 1909. at
O'Clock in the forenoon. AZ which
t.me the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint a trustee,
Namino the bankrupt and transact
'pch other business as may come be
'cre raid meeting
JOHN nlNKIIi,
Referee in bankruptcy.
F',i :sl.!sAcd April &c, 1906.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-04

For speedy and certain death 90 bed
bugs, reaches. feas. etc, use wor.
rells Insect ENtermlnator. spraycr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-04
BIG AmUst mtNr COMPANY.
sulphur 70 Have Large Auditorium
Fer Convention Hsn.


Sulphur. J. r. May o. Special
The VendhOuse Amusement company
wss organized here yesterday Az.
tlcies of Incorporation we're signed
and officers elected % follows g NJ
weens. president; c. p. Link. vice.
president. Frank Field. secretary;
~ 4 HOwerton. treasurer r. W.
Burton and e. D. Gait. managers. Z.
= Gait Of Pauls valley. G r. LINK
of Fort Worth. g ". Reems. Frank
Field and ". \ Howertou directors
This company will at once commence
the construction Of large auditorium
building ir which SUMMER amusc-
ments will b. operated and a place
provided Tor public speakinEs. consen.
tions. etc
A grand stand is being erocteda the
usu baseball park which will be in
r,dius-s Tor the games with Coal.
gate next Saturday and sunday
a Abbott b. having plans drawn for
Cd handsome business structure At the
corner of MusIosee avenue and Sec.
ond street
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-04
ROCK ISLAND wAsHoUTs.
Traffic or the Main Line Delayed.
Change in Newspaper Ownership.
} y DICKINSON. SEC.

Change IN Newspaper Ownership.
Duncan. l. r.. April 3.-(specian-
All trains on the Rock Island are de-
layod on account Of washouts both
north and south.
] r. Sampson. Sr.. publisher of the
Duncan Banner. has sold his paper to
Mrs. =. J. l.oeman Of Merkol. Texas.
The following attorneys are attend.
ing court az Ryan this week! Hon.
W. J. Gilbert, = u. Bond H. ", VOL.
verton, r. J.. March and j l.. c Quest
Assistant United States Attorney
Alexander Gullett from 1lshohingo
spent Saturday here and left ftr ny
an. where court H. In session THIS
week.
An orchard company has ben or.
gahlzed in Duncan with a Snpi,ai
stoc.; OF $4,000.
Quite number OF Duncanitks Is arc
attending court al Ryan
T.. ~ l.amDkin OF Foss. Ol3a. II
here visiting bis daughter, Mrsl 4. "
Bond
Revs. G. VI. fIarrcll and q wi Greg
ston. who hpvo bdyn attending tho
Fifth Sunday meeting at Alma, report
q very successful meeting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-04
CzAR HANGS To WlTTE
pREmIER's RESIGNATION NOT
VET FORMALLY ACCEPTED.
Emperor Nicholas Seems Losth 20
Give Up the omeisl ard Much Com.
nent is csUsed-Ministsr Of In.
terror SENDS in Resignation.

S. Petersburg, May g. Much mys.
tincation las been caused by tue fat,
the; Emperor Nicholas has not yet
In dehnitc words t'.:ued CouLt
Whites resignation a. premier II
seems that wittc received q letter
from the emperor thanking him FOR
his jealous and able service Ia tho
past and witto accepted this In con
nection With his prJh-r,d rcsigI5.
ton and 'ho r'pI.t 4 VI Gor.ay
lin's appointment % the promie:fh'p
as being equivalent 10 his dismissal.
Tho delay In tho appearance of %
rcscripi accepting Whites resignation
is further cause for comment and the
theory D. advanced that the emperor
is sull hositaiing In view of the gen.
oral expression Of opinion in regard
To- VI GOTemykin. 20 discard the old
premier At the same time 70 IS known
positively that Interior Nillster Di
noyo resignation has been rendered
The immediate orgl lilatio n1f th,
new cabinet is nov tnt. clI1itcI Al tho
ministers arr understood 10 have
placed their resignations In the I'm
pcrur's hands
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-04
Interstate Commerce commissio,


Chicago. May i-Ouo of the most
thorough inquiries into the relation.
ship between the railroads and the
standard on conducted by the gov
eminent viii commence Ia this city
May 10 before tho interstate com.
mcrco commission Special Counsel
March arrived In Chicago today 10
mal,o preliminary arangrmonts.
March has authorized the issuance OF
four subpoenaes for local railroad on.
cials as Witnesses Hundreds Of sub.
poenars has been ISSUED. II Is said.
Cor independent oil renners in Ohio,
Kansas and Pennsylvania and rail.
road officials Ia hose states have been
subpoenacd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-04
Mechanics select MtIburn.

Milburn, J. r.. May - Especial -
\ telegram from n r. Blount. repre-
sentative to the Grand Lodge Of the
Junior Order OF the American Nee.
hanics. now In session at Calvin. /.
7 brings he intelligence that that
body has selected MIlburn ~ the
place for the next meeting OF that or.
der.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-04
PRESIDENT
SENDS MESSAGE
CONGRESS WILL CONSIDER RE
PORT OF Mr.. GARFIELD.
STANDARD OIL Has Been Rssins IN I'm.
mense Profits on Unfair Compel.
tive Rstes-Rsreiy pay Lawful
Rates for Trsnsporta,ion.

Washington. May i--The prrsido4t
today transmitted 10 congress the fe.
port Of the commissioners ~ corpora
lions. Garfield giving result ~ the u.
vesllpsiion of the subject ~ trans
portation ana freight rates. iu ronncr
tion with the oil industry That The
Standard Ol has benefited enormous.
~ no almost to- the present moment
by secret rates. is known many of
which were clearly unlaaful The
president says The report shOws ne
b,nohts secured thereby amount tp
AZ least thrcoqumtors of s million
dollars a year
This three quarters ~ a million
represents" said the president "tho
profit the Standard obtains az the eN-
ponse ~ the railroads burt of cours"
the ultimate rssunl' is 10 obtains " y
much larger profit az the expense of
the pibllc 4 very striking result -
The investigation has been that short.
ly after the discovery % these secret
rates by the commissioner ~ corpora.
tiOns. Major Horton then promptly
corrected them boy railroads. 20 that
most ~ them have been done away
with"
Tho statement adds that the depart.
ment ~ justice take up the question
- insiituilng prosecutions In az least
certain eases The president con
tinues But in addition 10 the 90.
cret rate Standard profits Immensely
By op,u fa,ce ~ arranged as 10 give
II an overwhelming advantage over
lts lndepsnden competition II IL
unfortunately not true. be- says. that
Standard ls only corporation hal
is being benefited in a wholly i'm.
proper fashion. by an elaborate series
~ rate discrimination.
4 trust. he adds. according 20 o. -.
suit of an investigation. rarely " ever
pays lawful rate for transportation
he fayofs an ei.nIent ~ compcti.
iion the passage ~ Law similar 10
that passed by the house. putting a.
cohol used 10 arts on the fee list and
Keeping oil and coal lands Of Indian
Territory. or on public domain In the
government lands 10 be- leased only
on such terms and for such periods
~ will enable the government to On.
tirely control them.
Cammis cpnor Garfield Sos In -d.
dition 10 the facts covered In the
presidents message. hat while the
Standards claim that the iocaiion of
its rohnorics and the use ~ its ship
lines are natural advantages ~ which
II Is Justly entitled. Is partly true.
those advantages we're In part Oh.
taincd by means Of unfair compcti.
tive methods after Years ~ fierce In.
dnstrial strife. Garfield says the
changes effected by Investigation
have pat independents upon faircr
footing and made competition posi-.
BILE In a territory heretofore lnaccoss.
ibic
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-04

New York. May IN. = Elliott.
general counsel for the Standard, said
Garhcld's report was absolutely mn.
fair and unjust Garfield he said,
has refused 10 make public the con
ditions shown 10 exist In Kansas.
which are greatly In our favor"
The presidents message transmit
ting Garhold's report has been read
In the house and senate
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-04
Aqree on Rate an

Washington, May i.-An aarcanent
has practically heon reached betN cen
The conferccs of the rail 'pad rate
bill the compromise Is salts
factory % the president. II is CIV
believed obstacles - spo,1y pass.
axe of the measure Is removed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-04

DnIIy ArlmoreIte 50e per month
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-04
Cotton Hurt and No Seed.

Comanche, l. T., May s.-The heavy
rains the past few days have damaged
the cotton extensively The farmers
were nearly through planting ana a
great deal OF the cotton was coming
mp and the heavy rains have wash ID
and covered II up badly. There is 20
seed cotton in the county 10 rcplaat
With A small load sold on the
streets today for Toe per busbel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-04
Miners ccrventIor AJD.Ioea.

Scranton, Pa. May i-Thc miners
convention adjourned this morning
InIil the Afternoon without any de
risiye action having been takon. The
fnorrinr was ioyuteI % hearing opir
ions of Sadous delegates on opera
tors rei Ls..L Ia grant dewahds
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-04

+. J. RAMSEY, Druggist.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-05-12
SENATOR SANS TO THE PEOPLE.
Tells Them of His Record and COdringtOn's
Platform.
Platform.

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i'hs''i. 'ai- o. IL i''ir '''7'' - -
tat Hii"'r'oL.-i h=.- 7'''A"N q t.
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$3.50 =. 80.
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....
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l;Jt -eca.. Z TL-y would testify L. tn
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-,-.-.. -.
N'--'A1'
J -TIi-l
| favor tie Lea. COTTON ~. ai.G IL.
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u" / 'a!- Id - ia. III 'l-I'' &c,
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i-A>t. Uh@t nay &c. uoI;e' H'' ".''
80 al! 'h'l.- % H." him, iHe i1@"-li p.
1t = AZ attempt - instead. - p-e!.-'
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Ad"i al" IT, az u I.is!'1-der ~ '"'
t"-'. ii. 1,'"ch - "'>Adr ''pJ'. u'.' o"'''"
u |'lh'E : oi.H.i>>'oAer> l th.hh ti.e,'
ar competent 20 ai.S"ti lot tLsi->-!
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AZ 'C1-H '.o.' IN '"r ie'',"t - I'll
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-05-12
New Smyrua May 3.d 1900

New smyrna May SO. lSOo
t. tn U.uo,rst- + Noli>la Count.
Crr,- . CyIi.I.t.i. ia DIT! t..'ed
,tro.st,ut III c.It@ I-a.iiItt
name; b- I;u. PM;iDt.. 4..i r...--I-
r.,I. If Cur:e. q. CC,jI.;ctoI. "a; i.;tte
for The STATE ~DLat- p o.yy Of Which
x,u have doubtless r-ad--l!-w 80 I
pr.-er., - YOU >ta;-u.eL; / :. L ~
answer 70 vi. Ccur!AgjcI. eApr"-'.';
n, II. orju:o,,.
Iueyer rad an claim - ~.
s.r,s. t,y. no,,. U,w -ay. Ii.at v..-i
ms been gwen IL by ,i.,r.t;l =: II
neorle q. Vo.u>:a County. /: i -
b...,. able - i..y Nv fellow nal. q. =.
Way AIN g.a. a.: =. aid shah. @ ..-.,.L'
g. 70 ., - me utmost II ny ai...t:
when oppor,Lr:.v ":sers--,,., f. =
v,r-t = gr....- u.auy 'rf.,c.paI- ala
or,-.,,r, y.rau hep are ,aLII.:4;.> ~
otrc.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-05-12
What's Delaying Work on Railroad?
Is the City Council Wise in Holding Back
on Mere TeChniCalities?

Editor Gazette News am Informed
that tie City Council expects IA Mon
day night 20 PAS = railroad yriuauc"
drawn ly VIZ II. !. Siii.muL. CtAiIn al
Of the Council Committee I'll Railrrad
Ordinance. which would not be &c
cep,ej by u and would oI!y delay mat
tiers That ori,nai.c.- = not iair. anu
places tup uany restrictions Oh the rail
Toad ,vmyaLy. Tie che ~ have Of
fer,d - tie committee =, ;air e. ~. r,n-
CtrueG.
DtIaLd promptly gave u, the fran
chiss aid grazing i far aivaL,rG il.
that vicinity - = result. Al. thy Whit
i = ra..rC4G. W offered t. Il" WORK
FOR Daytoua which wound cot - Dol;
less than Sl5UCU II III. iI.Lch.>'- Lao
been gTgut.I u promptly. t.,4.>'. tIdi
would have ,Lutitg u L. ii" 'Ur v,Tt
through tir >waHl~ - cut SO co.,
cheaper th.I "" WI. a." l., ;iuie 20 d.
- 81. We lave lot VIII OIawn ~
offer. although the force W had I-.Gy
Toy tie work have sin. d.>tarG.i arI
tnc RAINY >td~,u va, h., u! - hong t..
ilIt VT ,an finish or grading greatly
increasing ne COS, .. The w'rk III IL
tvUII.. i ut satisfied Wit liza. Ii.
ale ASKING u.rIc CuEC">>IyI>. ..LI Il.
trying - ,.Gd r'>tT.. tIuU> WL.ri al -. -
pU>sll ~ ~ acceptance t,y ~. HAT J.
thr ordinance "Eicu UNDERSTAND Jhry
propose - pas. aid that ! :. G. .,:...
Nance wh.cf WI. -; h" aCcoptcI u Il.
RaI.IraG Company The otL,T t.~l~
have been pIcnpt fair and REASONABLE
Day,UHA only l. holding ta,i. aLI 80
laying -he Who'll matter.
At tie = I-e>t ii President tnr.T,,d -
the BoarI II Trade, fuIL.~i"i H.;
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- quoted 3fof". Al H. >l",..l meet
lrs which IL 'Ai.,I. after ,-.,!.i ,sI~.d-
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passage by tie C.. q.
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line =, badly - II, j. Il .Ll ~t.u
believe II. LII AZ. s.. tu III nal =,
ordinance ab"r" I~Oicd t. a We . I IL,
people. hs..ey!I . tEa' every Car .l..E.i. o.,
nan VII !o,,sr,.l. ar: vote ~ i : Il.
best and most hi,-T.,l lryp"-!...' t.ar
has ever bc,I. r.a,.e - -, {. d: g. D..
tona.
CHAS :. RIt.MAN.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-05-12
An Open Letter from A. O. Bolts,
Candidate for Superintendent
of Public Instruction.

nELAND. Fla May q. 1906
As the time for the primary draws
near, | take this last opportunity of adj
dressing the Democratic Voters Of Noill>ia
County.
Being closely confined by my school
work. it has been impossible for me TO see
all my friends personally a. otherwise
should have done but it ha, been indeed ii
pleasure 10 me- n rtntW many old friend
ships ami 10 form some very pheasant new
acquaintance during the brief visits |
have made To different parts of the county
have tried to conduct my campaign
oil Il clean. honorable and yentIrmanly
basis and believe my success /, assured.
Hut whatever may be- the result Of the
primary. wish to thank my friend, for
their many expressions of good will and
encouragement. and for their hearty sup
port amt untlrlng efforts III my behalf
Sincerely,
\. q. Boris
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-05-12
l.. Smith.
Real
Estate.

We are engaged in some
BIG deals now. but we
have time To- show you g.
lot loXJU. on first avenue
for 5000
\ lot 5DXlU9 on north
side of South avenue and
near Ridgewood for $3.50
\ nIce ntW + room house
on Dayt"na street near
+ alrVitw. with lot 50xl10,
with we'll for $lGU
\ five room house on
north side Of First avenue
with all improvements and
pretty lot 4OXl5O feet for
Sl15u
Any other of dozens of
good bargains that We have
III store for the fortunate
investor, Who Is lucky en-
ough to make up his mind
To put Il little money IN
Daytona dirt.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1906-05-12

ON which rails SHAH not have bceA laId
AT that time, unle-. said time shall be
extended by ordinance Of the 'Ity
Council for a period Of one year.
Section 3. That said grantees shaii,
without expense To the City Of Dayi"iia.
rebuild at it, present height ana II
substantial manner the sea wall along
the river front Uutwardly and ta,teIiy
from Its present location, and hi III be-
hind same 20 d. to give Beach street
uniform width Of not less than eighty
so feet, along such portion or portions
, Of the river front "a the grantees inaE
Use for their tracks under the nights ana
privileges herein granted: and SAID
grantee. shall improve the space along
the IiveT front between tie roadway and
the sta wall. 80 far a. the same may b-
extended by TIE said grantees. III such
4 manner d. t. make continuous strip
II level package sipAG til UErr tru-t.
AID said graLtec> shall make aI.c !aat!-
tain ,uct. rN1eA-loIl II Tx >-i " al I'D
The paIhage along >,.sh rNJri.-..N iHl.E
east If d me tHo = i-ti Er>i ! liz
ve>t Ia.l ii the sgahi-,> Hack. i. ey.l
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