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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-23
CUMMINS PREPARES
4 REPLY TO ELKINS
'curnal Special Service.

Des Moines, Iowa, March a3.-Gover-
Tor Cummins is preparing an answer to
the letter Of Senator Elkins, who denies
hat the rate committee was hostile to
The Iowa governor. Ray Stannard
8 3aker, Of Mcclure s Magazine, and
'ther writer's and disinterested parties
will be cited to show that Elkins was
constant consultation with ex-Sen-
ttor Faulkner, who represented the
abroad interests. The governor says
The Elkins letter is a malicious epistle,
timed at him by the railroads. which
le is ,persistently and strenuouslv fight
ne in his campaign for nomination for
governor for a third term.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-23

Mr.. ObIinger has used Duffy's
for over Is years, and says he
could not get along without it.
This intellectual gentleman
writes as follows:
Independence. Mo-. Dec. II. 1905.
1 really don't know what l would do II
could not get Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey. 1 commenced using it about
twenty-five years ago, and have been
taking a few bottles every winter ever
since Duffys cured me of pneumonia
three times and warded off consumption
with which l was at one time threatened
l now have an expansion OF over .nVe
inches in the lungs. and never feel uneasy
while / can have access to your wonder
full medicine. l am always doing every
thing can to relieve others of their
Malt Whiskey. B. C. OBLINGER.
Inventor.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-23
WILL FIGHT FOR LID

ELK POINT, s. D.-The mayor of this city
has issued a call for the annual election to be
electing city officers for the ensuing Year. The
question of granting licenses to salt trs also Will
be voted upon and a determined effort will !, be
made by the prohibition forces to make Elk
Point dry town. The city has given a small
majority for license for several years. but this
the prohibitionists claim they can overcome this
..'"'s'' o.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-23

MIX. Is. y. obLlSSEH.
is an absolutely pure gentle and invigorati
tissues, tones up the heart. gives power
muscles and richness to the blood. 1t brlr
digestion perfect and enables you TO se.
from the food you eat all the nourishment
it contains 1t is invaluable for over
worked men, delicate women and slckiy
children 1t strengthens and susta1ns the
system. is a promoter of good health and
longevity, makes the old young and keeps
the young strong Duffy's is the only
medicine! This is a guarantee. .
Z BEWARE Of dangerous limitations ana
substitutes. Interruptions dealers, mind
full of the excellence OF this preparation,
will try to sell you cheap limitations and
malt wl,lskey substitutes, which are put
son the market for profit only. and are
positively harmful. Look tor the fraae,
mark, the "Od Chemist, on the label
and be certain the seal over the cork
is u1brcken. All druggists and grocers,
or direct, $500 a bottle. Medical booklet
free. Dufy's Malt Whiskey Co., Roches-
ter, NJ. Z.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-23

Philadelphia, March 23.-One of the
largest and most valuable powerhouses
Of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit com
pany was destroyed by fire today. The
loss is estimated at $175.000, partly in
sured The fire resulted from an ex-
plosion caused. by the circulation of air
in the gas generator.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-23
GRAFT SCANDAL IN
KANSAS CITY, KAN,

Kansas City, March 23.-.John F.
Steele, for two years agent in Kansas
City, Kan, of a brewing company, tes-
tilted in the Ginson custer hearing there
today that he paid James S.. Gibson,
"iointn or illicit saloon, owned by the
brewery, as guaranty of immunity
from prosecution. Steele also testified
that Gibson at first demanded S. a
month.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-23
Pneumonia and
Consumption Cured

B. Oblnge of independence, Mo-, has
been pneumonia times by his udicious OF
Duffy's Whiskey. Duffys also warded off a
threatened attack of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-23

CEDAR RAPIDS, IowA.-Thet annual con-
ference of the United Brethren church of Iowa
convened at Lisbon today Bishop. Weekley OF
Des Aioines presiding. s Prominent church work.
ers from various parts of tue country are In at
tendance $50 *
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-23
PRIVATEs CAR FOR PRESIDENT

Washington, March 23.-The legislative
bill was taken up by the house today
ana Mr.. Gaines (Tenn.) offered an
amendment providing. 100000 for q pri-
vate car for the president.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-23
Amendment Likely to Stand.

The facts brought out in this article
represent the newest important develop
ment in the rate situation. The attitude
Of the New England senators was yes
terday outlined in the speech by Sem
ator Lodge. in which he made formal
and carefully prepared reply to speech
recently made in Boston. by Judge
Prouty, who is the militant membe of
the interstate commerce commission, so
far as the rate question is concerned.
Mr.. Lodge does not indorse the PrOuty
position. and he does indorse the Mel
len position. =
It looks as if the amend ments de-
manded BY Mellen would be inserted in
the bill, possibly without serious oppo=
sition. - 49,. :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-23
SUICIDE IN A MARE.

from a financial standpoint that tn
road has experienced in some time.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-23
Duffy Pure
Malt Whiiskey

ing Stimulant and tonic, builds up the nerve
to the brain. strength and elasticity to the
lgs into action all the vital forces, it makes
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-31
PIERSON.
.pslLaL OorFs popasnos.

sps,iAl CoFrS pOsdsnOs.
Mrs Nels PisrsOn has been quite
SICK this week With ehills aud
fever.
Mss Florence Bennett retained
from Jacksonville, saturday,
Where she hAs been Visiting her
sister Nrs. Linbar for several
~ .Hths.
Mrs Jake Harper is up again
after two seeks sickness. Miss
kva MinsheW nuFsed her when
sh, Vas sick.
Mrs. NystrOm, Of Del.And, Wis
it'll Mr. q. PetersOn's family sew
-ral lays last week.
Messrs. n. Il. Minshew and
la, HARPER and wife, and Miss
Nary Harper spent Monday and
tuesday ia Del.Ahd visiting
friends.
capt. Perry Ekman returned
from Cromwell, Conn, last week,
here he visited his mother, sister.
ard brother. lie left saturday
Tor gainesville, where h. has d
POSITION ~ foreman Of the sew.
erage work in that city.
Mrs. Mary Powell left Monday
IL visit her daughter, Mrs. North,
of palatka.
Trader W. W. Powell cold hi,
the mule colt b. his bTOtheFs
Luke and Joe.
MIR. Jim Turner, Of Luhgreh
a rising young business man
serves the people IT this settle
ment with fresh beef every We'd
nr-day. lie butchers no skin
mere lump jawSd OF hiP-shOt
stock. His cattle ar the health
rst aud latest and his patron,
say that his meat is clean, fresf
aud full-Weight Mr.. Turner makes
no kick because . little, dirty
insignificant, PoP-skull politician
dO-R't hunt him up W gSt him b
sign u twin lie. We bsspeaI
Bothing bat success Cor the youhI
man.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-31
RATES ARR EXCESSIVE


WASHINGTON, Aug. "a - The
Interstate. Commerce Commission
announced a decisi"n to-day, IN
An opinion by Commissioner
Clements, ia the cas-. OF Dayrn-
port Bros. " Co. ". the Suuth.
ern Railway and S-abOard AIR
Line, upon complaints that th"
defendants violate the act I" reg
ulate cOmmeFre by charging high
er rates upon canned so,'d,. gram,
Hour, hay aud packing house pr
ducts, from Cincinnati and Mem
phis 90 Helena aud McRa". ga
than a. Curd.le ANA Fitzgerald,
ia, towns "a thu sam, section A.
Helena aud McRar.
Giving due cunsIderatI"u T. the
circumstance and cuudItI"ns, lu-
GLIDING the locati"n~, the rail
Rad competition and the Haslng
point Of thu rat. making. the
Commission held. uPru the rec-
ord made. that tn situation e
Helena and Mcliar j. u"t -imilar
b. that Il C"rdele aHd Fitzgerald,
but that the rates ia question are
Unreasonable aud unjust aud
should not exceed tsu-- NOW ia
effect Ia Fitzgerald, ftum Cmciu-
natl and Memphis
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-31
t.E.y Cs@s. Ea.y ss.

\ Michigan man teils . ErimlJ ha
mu.rsis stFy &C q lumtcrman wbo
after hari winter IN the iunsber
,amPs. aIFs'arsd In the streets - one
. TO- hrgsT towns r-ady and anxious
., have a easd time This lumbcF-
NAN lad with him the sum Of S., tn
Irzy,,l~ 10 hts S-ason's lahor q sum
Ter u hirh b. bad toiied and slavei and
riSkcI hiS NE In tia lumbeE Jams. IN
during the while an the discomfOrts
aui trliulations % the riRasOus winter.
VIII tho So thus painfully amas.sd
the luml-rmah sought the comparative
clvlliyaii"n 20 lumler town. Tie aFst
purchased himself a beg drink and IN
expensive Ciga-. thea hied him 10 Q
fars joint. Whepr he staksd bio entlrs
fortune oa q single play. In an0thsr
ulam~ut b. Vas I.cnnibesA Shifting
the cigar frUm one corner az HI mOufh
10 tn othrr. the lumbermas ehssrfaily
ols-sTyed. IN. yell; easy csusA. saHy
So
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-31
ESTEEM.
sI.ciaLl drFesInndenee.
man

spscta drFesFondenec.
Osteen, August 2S.-Miss Mag
&c Collins, Of TitRsyille, is .
guest of Miss l.ottie LeohArdy
this month. She 10 al accom-
plished yiolinist. aud charms
listeners with her sweet music.
Master sidney Cook, Of de-
Land. spent . feW days with Mas
ter Crawford Pattillo last week.
A young lady friend Of Miss
Graves. from Melbourne, - visit
ing her this week.
Mr.. Gudl'ee. Of sanford, spent
last Sunday IN osteen.
Our school will not open until
SeptembyT 10 this year.
Mr.. aud Mr.. John WoOd nov
reside ~ the old Marshall place,
nearer the village.
Mis- Annie Baton spent sever
al days at Mas. lIeonArdy's recent-
". Mr.. Wiedermah and dAugh-
ter HOrt-nse, II Sc. Augustine,
are guests Of Mrs. LeOhArdy here
Mr.. Lumley, Of Del.ARd, drove
oat with Mr.. J 4. PattillO, Mon
day.
Mr.. J.. u. Pattillo and family
spent q couple Of days in De!And
last week.
Mrs.. Conan, Uho has had rooms
at Mrs. Blauvelt's too months,
left for her home . week ago.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-31

~ t'H ~ tn ag,s, To-. ruisy has
...H ,.I'a,r 'h,. ,i.arr 81 g,--i lu.k A.
.r...u. Q. 10. ID Stt-b-~ Wh,-.yrr
o. .,al rr.ly vuuh n,.,rr fail in any
u. o.. uu,l.Tt,s,s fF that i.eguiiful
rurl O .d u q =i,N az ri heart a
..rs.r psu"r Whi,.h always iruugili
.s...r., ~ matt'r bow daug-ruus tn,
f1.h. %. r .hy Vas sur a. give cOuT
Az -tif r.,',y iu thr days 20 az
,''u' 'r..r NlE.p thu r!ch m5h - ~
b % f" O. rr - ., ~ rel .;,-sl Wi>he.
ru urI th or h.susg D. ~-ui 81 hrm q
-uhy rHgrry.-l u IN thc agup-- - ~.
rl:r To-Day tll' riiy - ,.,u>tl"rs-l
~ lH.kirst 80 s.pns-. ~ sigii tie gssl
lurtuur. ~ W. ~'r "a. lts-s Ia the oSu
.us e anything ~ pr,'ripus. fE even
To- dlIn1ird - nut - Va ualir q gun
III, ruby - tlr -t,'as ~ July aud the
~. Which alssie. Ia its rysi hctrt l.
truly typiral q that burning muiIth Il
.ulturr ArcuriinR g. lcg.-n.l, h'Sev
-r thi. firr varie with the foTtuns -
boz pUurr \ IsF'ular superstition IN
r.-IrI g. ti~ rul,y Was the l.'lief In
e. puv,r o. fTrtrll danger 90 disaster
~ ~" hanging - IT, c,slsT u Vas =
fav"te ta.isman and loys token In The
time of tlIc crusadcrs ~ Nbcbolas.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-31
Onl.rrA Cannss D. Cnrrd

with lnasi Appii.ashsss thsy canrioi p'ss'hths
est ~ tbs dlsuasr. Cssarrh u = tsfssi 80 risn-
aitutinnnl olaEaar. and in urxtrr o. ear o.
ycIl miIEl tahFfutefaal rsmsziiSs.h Ali "a aiarrh
turs 4 tahan iairrually. and acta dlrtstly 81
ths laIa6 and muguus surta Val . Catnrrh
srrlhad ~ onr - to- tsst Tsayscaus tn thia
eoam1ry fus yunfN and - q fsEaiar pltsstlt'
TIN. u y ermtsnsNNN % tbr ts-si tuusCs ktayuu
Comhfnrd 18th IN GsSss bllsu1 ;s,tFncrs aCftns
sirUFtly On tn mucuus sarfarcN H. -.
ia suYralIinafiun - H. two tnHrysiicnts
uTsufIlrss alIch uuuds-rful rs-stllaa ~ CurinH
baiarrh. arnd fts tgst inlisIlials ffeT
q CuMNMS a Ca. Frs. t.as~lA %
s.f ~ draEHisia PRIV -. hale famiiy
Pllls aFs tks hsat.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-31
Cheap Rate is Nsu Iork.

ca account Of the home coming Of|
wm. J. Bryan, the Atlantic Coast
line Will sell tickets from all points On
their line To New York and returu
for one fare plus s22a Tiekets On said
Aug. 2sHd and ard, anal limit, leaving
New York not later than sept. eth,
See your nearest railroad ageht 90,
wTite foE pullman reservations aRd'
full Information % Frank C.Boylston,
District Passenger Agent, Atlantic.
Coast Line, jacksonville. Pa !
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-31
TALES or CITIES.

Weymouth. Mas. 4 a., second OH
cot town In New England Il was
settled IN l6s2 two years after the
pilgrims landed AZ I'ly En0uth r-rk
10 the savers % New Yurk city were
placed eBd 10 eRd a. q straight line
thry would reaeh from there O. I'ike's
peak. LILO miles. and the Iayel STREETS
% the city would make q rad alOae
Que Side 10 them all tbe way
ChicasS's restaurant and lunche0u
rOsms must heIscefcgsh pap che city q
hnsass tes q t>s . year Tbs fund
taus ersatsd b % he u-ed Tor the peri
odle taspection a their kitchens and
q chsck o. serving q foods that ere
sDOiieA - unwbolesome.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-31

ssnptiuns. adveFttsrmeals. etc. ana toooilecl
70, s.l.s. AaI e.,I,sa.tx sss.n hss, Aas@s
Lake Helen, August 29.-Mrs.
Francis vent 10 gAsksOnVills %
consult an opticiah the sOth.
Mrs. Columbus Mckenzie went
O. DAytOnA Saturday To see her
ssstsrinlaw, Mrs. Robert Rollins,
Who is very low with eonsumP-
tIon.
Mrs. Newton and Esther vent
O. Coronado saturday.
Miss Irene Barker returned
from the beach Monday and re-
sumed her duties Ina the Lake
Helen pUst Office.
Lnring Mace and Merton Wea-
Yer acre jacksonville visitors
recently.
Captain BlAkr is with his son
T.. l.. At Coronado. ,
Mr.. J. X. Hurst and daughters
came from the s-a-hOre M, I,dAy,
where they rusticated nearly tao
weeks.
Rev. Wells has written his Gus
tomary vacation letter, with .
llst Il his friends WhO are % share
the quaint good things he knOws
So we'll boW tO write, And 10 10
now on It's rounds among his con-
gregation.
Miss Marjorie Mace has accept
ell ala invitation from Miss Han
nah Detwiler u spend . week
with her at Coronado. She went
Tuesday.
The A. II PrltOn family went 10
COrunado Wednesday.
The Lake Helen NEws reporter
is still at COrunAdO, aud records
only such local items 80 the little
birds bring her from she interior.
\ merry party, including Mes
DANES Blake, Louis FAlkneT,
Irene q. Adams anu Misses ROss
Noble and Irene Barker, drove
Saturday irum Coronado O. Day
t"nA and SeabreeEe, and enjoyed
the most delightful scenery along
the new shell Rad en route. Nat
ure has laVishly adorned this bit
& earth with forest, stream and
ocean views, and the fine shell
road has opened the way for NOR
tails Ia worship Its marvellous
beauty. Seabre-ze Is rightly
named City Beautiful and is
the dalutl.-t model IL artistic
design fur a city that is known.
The woman Nho mad. Il heautI-
ful. and through her gifts has
made Il famous as a Mecca Of
mental scIenee, has bcen under
ths lash II legal prosecutions fOr
many years, though endless testi-
many proves that only good has
resulted from her endless elfOrts.
Thu system Of drug rsmsdies dies
hsri, but its doom is sealed, not
7 hy mental SCIENCE alone, but by
countless other modern methods
Il overcoming disease.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-31
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
Esssrulau Es.I4 Like PuIIlus a ToS,A

ENTERPRIsE. Fla, Aug q. $3.50.
NJ. cars U. Co-inhsto0,
SlT:-In your issue Of THE NEWS Of
August -, ! notice an article beaded
"Wm. 5 ThayeT," In WhiCh you pro-
claim To the public that the and
dates running Tor ONCE IN the last
primary election held In the county,
paid In "a the campaign committee
tl200 OF eltOO a. assessments for the
privilege Of running for nomination..
! ash upon what basis ~ you get at
the figures! You eeTtiPy know, OF
should know. the number Of candi.
dates, assessments of each, aud IL
really seems that you Nuiully pub
lished the above amounts for the sake
Of controversy, and 10 slap OtheTs over
my shoulders.
TIE exact amount paid ia by the
candidates vas s7sl and the tOta. cN-
pense Of the primary vas s6sl.Js' lea'.
ing balance on hand of THAI fund go.
-, which I have no doubt most ut the
candidates WOuld not object 10 ivav.
ing In the hands Of the executive
committee a. a reserve fund for iut'
ure use. However, ! haze, instead Of
calling the committee together for
such q small business, which would
WOTk a hardship On mast of them,
the time from home anu expense Of
the trip. enclUse herewith check
for your proportion, ts.li, a. call 10
mind that small newspaper meu are
always complaining OF being hard-up.
Please give this room ~ YOUR paper
for the Information OF the publiC, as
they might b. led astTay 10y yOur hr'
uTes, az evidence that tue Campaign
Committee h. not ashamed Of IL work.
Thanking you Tor your cOngratula'
iions to me, personally.
Very respectfully,
WV. ). THAYER,
Chairman ben. EN. Com.
lMT COdTington Wiii write Mr.
Thayer, acknOw ledFinE receipt of bis
letter, etc, neIt Aerk Out of cOur'
iesy 10 Mr. ThayeT the an-weT l. not
published this seek.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-31

lturhvHt '"n raTr where they 90"
Th'S smoked minute and thsn Bot
ton ,1d
How dp ,u rrui-u.e to get 'sm mar.
rrIF
y duu.t prHasSc to do 10 alone I can
trll r'u that Yuu've ct % hslp ne.
u luu - ~ easy enough" Tie waved
bis agar ln IN. air while h. mapped
nut DIS ,ImI,IIsu
"It'll take sDms time. 90 course. Firse
Ne get ~ us-iEiIls'rly We won't knOW
pur~.l,,-s ", - down aud ash EN-
e. I-rfuuu frr uur rsl-y'ial lenefit-
y,.~ v. Lu. lt'll"ii' h. Insisted As The
utlrr .lr0,,l ,i-t- - mutiny.
Well 90 ui
W. invite ru hsth up here shd tell
s-irh OF rul Ill. ui,,. things the Otbef
O., supposed e. have SAID We let the
piI nuur.u hrag aud nn kk-ks coming.
l." you >'e.s'
"N,s." said iioltun. 4 $40 I SUPPOSE
I must slrrIilrr myself 10 the cause.
~ D., IL"
Il,l ~,f themselves Ia WOrk. To
.,thur With their wives The tao men
Iss.lu. SEQ ,ugr,s~s,-i la their efforts
with tlr. y"uus Is',rDle that they hard
~ iuid any attruiiuu o. the uoise that
-tu went "u Tie! u"ti',,i. thOagh.
r'1t after tins th-rr we're intervals
90 total ..b.r"" III, two young peo
pl,. occasionally .ft tie. huuSe tsgeth
o. con rup. tsr.J~tuIls tlir young man
,sirr.rI I-N ~ flowers lnto the
Hug-,.. ,uI 10" siri was h-ar,i 60 play
ulrT H.I over With uu,h fcellng the
lr,, ~uug OF I'ud-rrwSki AZ s0ch
'.nH,.. iIr,. two "ld gentlemen adjourned
fp tI.' ln'a p.1lEu aud r.ga r,ls,i each
u.lHr u |fI H a,sp aUd SssleIan Jug
Th. r,f 'irf their plans Were sue
-.,-,,rl uutI tls. ,limaN vas sudden
Is l.m 'I-ru tls. cululluatiun Of all
'H,#r Ir,mu-
&C., rErU.uc uu, ~ ths Old women
..r..I 100 lH. d-,rs uf is,th fats and
..I 10 two flmilis.z doWustRiFs
r..r m, ,t-ri"u.ly III" giFi was
....rl no white aud Vas bluShing
..' r'. r.lar t.- r'y u,'r,"us. -ernssi
.p re-. u..'..- frr No.. I-.ll t. RUG
w.. u ,.ld rfu- boo few Hiuineut-
.n I.l-..I 100 o.. mui>trr "f nsar
abrr. h. aug ou SUNDAY.
I... ~ .tL tir -iri .t,-al az aud II.
... '.,. %, -,.itl,.'uru Anew what wa
'..| .a..u 200. ~" wen. ore q muSical
I....' - ihr two "l,l u,-1 va,
..-.. Wy d.rp They sl,,s,k hand,
...t,.t o. "."' aud tls'a With bach 9th
o. mi thp
Wa rr. YEA E,,lug To- liver Ia
u.r.I va NIttt~ y uu must IT. a.
.. 3D. '.l De- r7'ttTi''utaa toward y"nI
TO- .. ......- i'I'. lest part 81 o.. rri'-
.. .. -...... ard i-,th old womru a.
,r. "lI a-,ut h. g"iug Z" r"t "a
.ff...u.. Goo 'I.r uut thr partition ~.
/ ff.,.. ",r 81, aud make "nr hlg ol,'
.' ru ... ~ -".us O" live h.rp ansl
re- t.l ...r tlI' ~I'ur RESINS fer stu
l.s. 500 r. ,.y 80 r-ht ou With our
...h 'r.'t l"u -ltds % was you
u Nr.u 90 u, iu-rili,r. and uoW Va,
. .-.t O.. 90 h..rr with you
$50 '..H fh,. tu" ,,.I gentlemen gu
H, '..r. 90 I. lat ct stair, " hsp The
...I .fn ..- v~is d'ur SILENTLY The,
...I .. cd, I.Il aud t.'ksi 90 each
I,.r .' rr.r w.,,-, hueh,vi n,.1rt
% N.f .uut ,,I,. uu-,l 'ha.
...u.. Do. at .-lrH-.ars,i - o.
H Do. .ruHu ".,Ir. ul,.r's
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-31

Why does the sur burni Why
does a mosquito stiugl Why 20 we
feel unhappy IN Ne Good Oh sem
mSr Timer knsxeS; Ss doat We
uss DsMitfs WSteh Hazel Salss. and
these little Ms doat bother ~
Learn 90 look Coz the name O. tAs
box 90 set ths Eenuins. Sold ~ q
w. Usher.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-31

TIE intense itching characteristics
81 said rheum and eczema Is INSTANTLY
aIlsyed b. Supplying ChambeTiains
Salve. A. . cure Zoe skin diseases
ehis sslvs Il uneqnaied Fer sale b.
81 druggists
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-31

why. n.sIanla. Mr.. nuahy never
drinks-
-iIu.h. Hay chIld I as OslJ tFyine
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IlrtTJit frer I'rSsA.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-31
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u akin 30 I0ys.- and 80
Chunky 1despoadsntlyl - Perhaps;
but rs . v~ry poor rslatisa- Catholic
Standard ana Tines
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-31

Twas b tAs - ~ Gsss hasNA
ltrr fashy charms - oouba
Fresh shs npQeAFed % eoinG n
But sait e. - Cams out.
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