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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-04
Lost Life I'm wreck.

Philadelphia, Aug 4.--One man lost
his life in the wreck of the tug }. D..
Pagen Of the Reading Company, which
sank last night, at Port Richmond Coal
docks. The tug was struck by lightning,
it is thought. The body Of the fireman,
known as "Archie," was found in the
boiler room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-04
Earth swallows Little Girl.

Mr.. Carmel, Pa. Aug. 1.-The old
abandoned Wolf slope, used many years
ago by the Graeber colliery, opened up
yesterday in the heart of Lucust Gap,
and ix-year.old Irene Schrader fell into
it. The slope had been filled up with
old rubbish, and its presence had been
almost forgotten. II ID supposed that
sticks became wedged in it years ago
when it was filed up, and that those
decayed gave away and the rubbish fell
to the bottom. A hole, just large enough
to admit II chilPs body and $50 feet
deep, appeared, and several children
were playing about it, not knowing Of
It's presence, when the little Schrader
girl fell in. John Madison then tied
rope about his waist and was lowered
by several men into the opening, and
securing the girl, was hoisted to the sur
face. The child was uninjured, beyond
slight bruises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-04
Charged with Theft.

Los Angeles, Gala Aug. A warrant has
been issued for the arrest of T. NJ. Lyons
sales agent for the Imperial Melon Growers
Association, for alleged theft. Is is charged
Lyon is missing and has failed to render IN
a counting. The amount of alleged unpaid
claims is estimated from $4,000 TO 500, 600
Lyon is thought to have gone to Mexico. His
friend say he is in the East seltl ng ac.
counts, and will meet all claims when he re-
turns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-04

j. G. RAwLINs, who murdered the
three Carter children in Lowndes county,
Gs., snd who was to have been hsnged
at Valdosta next Friday, has been al
lowed an appeal on curious ground-.
Rswlins appealed from the decision of
the court on the grounds that there were
no preachers upon the jury that tried
him. Rawlins is said to have been q
preacher of the gospel for six years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-04
He Was I'm Trouble.

81 was in trouble, but found way out Of
It, aud I'm happy man again. since Df.
Kings New Life Pills cured me OF chronic
constipation" says +. W. Goodloe., iO1 -.
Louis St, Dallas, Tex. Guaranteed salts
factory. Price 25e At L. :. Lesdbeater q
Sons drug store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-04

Why does the sun burn2 Why does a mos
quito sti z? Why do we feel unhappy in the
Good Old summer Time? Answer: we don't.
We use DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, and
these little ills don't bother US. Learn 20
look for the name on the box to get the
genuine. Sold by w. F. Creighton & Co.,
4Ol King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-04

officer. He has resigned from the service, IN
order to enter private business with MS
father
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-04
List of Unclaimed Letters.

The following is list of the letters remain
ing in the Alexandria, Va, postofiiee up +
August 4, 1906.
Anderson, VIM l. Dudley, Ella
BraxtOn, Alex Darbin, Mics NJ.
Bogen. Miss Ella Glen Alden
Belts, Grace Carney, James
Broom, Jane Hamdton, Mrs
BrscksOn, Maggie Hood, John w
Rlackmsn, Judge W F Jones, Alberta
Carter. Dennis james, 1
Cox, NJ Johnson, EInore
Coleman. Robert go Jackson. Laura
Cyler. OR Keller, Harry B
Croekel. Samuel Lebar, Parnell
Col Il Thomas Miner. Johnnie
Cardwell, VIM $ oxford Viola
Price, Bertha
THOMAS BURROUGHS, Pm,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-04

IMMIGRATION to Canada has risen
from l6, SS5 in 1896 to ls5, 900 10 1906.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-04

Both the British Houses Of Parliament I'D.
journed today for the summer vacation. The
sittings will DC resumed October %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22
GRE w MAY
BE ALIVE

appended Sis were chosen aud on
December - they left for Cape
iionle ~ chief OFFICER Whlisteln's
boat & wHs never heard 81 after
rounding IisSinolti point n heavy
gale blew on December "a. and con
tinusd fnf ftsr days The boat WnH
doubtless HNamped and ell drowned.
The mlsainR are
A. W WAf.LFTEtN. - years ~
age. Of oxford. n r.
JOHN H0gEhe. aged 30. Liver
pool
" q RAY. aged 20. Monmouth
EVAN JONES. aged -. Carnar-
Won
MAHTrN PEpERsoN. aged a.
Norway.
J. pODA. aged -. Denmark
T. FOHnENNEN. aged 20, Dem
mark
The survivors are Captain David
aon. master W. = Edwards second
mate. Duncan MsfariaHs. steward
\ HIceaon. carpenter John fou-
SON. cabin boy. Alex haiherson
Alex. f'orHon. W Olsen and John
Robinson. apprentices. George Hine
George Hay. J OF1ahefty Paul
HaudlaH. a. gustaYeseu. =. johnson
and George Hamilton. able ssamen
and J Dennis. ordinary seaman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22
He TOOK A
BIG CHANCE
JOHN cARLsoa lhBlars Va.
FREELY AND FLoustsp,.
BIG Whos or noNEYIsrs.
oGRLolR. But srlLl atsu

John Carlson a sxs-ie uss ~.
81 up At 2 Is this morning by ~
flcern Hubbard and Bradford q, .
drunk and dihofdsriy charge A..
found this morning In tho loves 80
Of town he Wa fiourishlnr = Z.
bunch 81 money around ihs -
looms
When ecafehed e. hesdous,,.,.
considerable cash and a esrtlas,..
Of deposit for 81 900 was fogna !.
his person. lie Was released 81 IL
bail Ia appear before Justice ~,
don thia Afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22

The notorious . j. Or a..
fowefH. together with his eassa'
companion. Marie Andefsou -
arrested again yesterday afts,,Hs
by Patfoiuan Hart. on the ebs,,peal
being aisofdsfiy persons -
Powers ia the f0H ~ esu.,.
parents WHO are liking h Hsi,.ss9
but they are unable 10 reform 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22

Rssi Es,ais--eentinasd
mar AhE HoAn udoD Tors AND
HQl4kH on SMALL CASH PAY
t1ep SOON modern house overlook.
inn Lake Washington. finest
vles Ia city Lot ianslga
80 fuom cottage, int tnsi". en-
tsa0as room new house. IN rfeH
tot osie pert cash. balance 10
per month
Terrace ave fine view Lake
taien and mountains. 500 cash
aud 80 PET month
q 80 fuam mudern house. ON Nor
man ~ tui eEiD9, half cash
$50 room eatfaas lot t0sln, four
hhrla from caf seven years
frsa eltF water tuH cash. bal
hurr monthly
BOO tasiIs. one block ffuia ear aud
Lake Union fine Nisa ~ LAKE
aud Fremont tis eash. balances
20 suit
81 100 CORNER lul on aHh ana tulunbia
all assessments paid. ihis -
choice
300 - foot lot overlooking Lake
Washington. 80 cash. ~ psf
month Wow cannot be shut OIL
8 asoHifunhls corner an tanltel I'M
all Aahshamruta ingiudinF gtz
meni Wake paid $50 cash aud
- pet month
g 10 fHum madefu house With View
Of Lake Washington which can
not he DISTRACTED, hall cash.
balance to Hult
10 80 lots in West Seattle close
e. steel works. I hlaehs from
hay hhH rhsh.
MONEY MAkEnH on hAiNihh
BOULEVARD.
HuME good bugs ~ HufhrH second
flaht on Lake Washington u itstzs
q 30 q 10 for iEnHiM feet. where
property will BE- worth q 90 Pee lot
IN two - three years lluak THIS %
" ~ uANNEH a 60
~ IullI.f LauEa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22

Niles julien collins, California
hotel feufih aud Main rspafis.that
hef room wac entered durins the
uight aud " Ia eaah and q quantity
Of anaIl laMaIIt lAhan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22

VICTORIA. Jan 2e The steamer
Queen city has arrived with Cap
tain Davidson and 10 other survivors
Of the wrecked steel british ship
KING David. which dragged her aH-
ohof and drifted bfondaide on nnio
rect. December Is, where the sur
ylvufH left her total wreck
Captain Dayiasan'n chart and dis
fections were out Of date and al
though there vas Hucear eight miles
away aud many Intervening settle
ments With telegraph connections.
they stated Gaze iisale. 100 miles.
was the nearest place assistance
could be had. Nine neAmen re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22

VICTORIA. II O.. Jan. q Fec
ond mate Edwards 81 the loat ship
King Edward, IL ~ The opinion that
Chief officer W0listein and the an
men who went Ia ID small boat "a
seek aid nearly month aHa. may
eth be alive. lie thinks that the
boat was blown out Ia seq. but says
that before being sent or she was
well stocked with provisions aud re-
paired according 90 tlaYd'n rsEula-
lions. She VAS to % good shap" -
stand any weather she might en-
counter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22

ruuEf SOUND NATIONAL hAkk
OF SEATTLE
eapitaI stock paid IN. rft@o surplus
sst si,s RES IL V nnssas.
sashisri correspondents Ia principal
cities ~ the United States aud
Eatsps
THE CANADIAN pANk OF
NoMMUHgH
Established 1851
Head office Toronto Canada
oylr ~ 4eqss' s csnsss ssa Ie ,s
easias.s transacted. . iatsrsst az
lowed on time deposits
HAViRua DEPARTMENT
Seattle branch V iioit Manager.
PEOPLES HAVlRda RANK.
Second Ave aud l1ku ~ eepltai paid
up neo uog A. q ksufs. der. pies .
d Z ufsehlsaf cashier sammsfeial
savings and trust business
pYsing ara Cleaning.
~ N8u wast iteliabls tlya Mafaa
cats nfs works ns Union at
Millinery.
gFftlait millinery 81 ie~.-t rtier-
hIkH A a. HANSON. ieoi Fourth
Ave. corner Fine 81
os,sep sthy.
MAHfflNNfuN iNRfifufE OF 90.
TEofAIfiNa Ftye ysafs ~ seattle
SAFE Deposit hlds iol Firat
osuH.,, ssd Aurl>t.
DK D. ~ fEnnf. oeaiisL Auast
tie Aaflon
pR FONDA KAoEAU-ss AlasA a
building
Peter, sttornsy.
ADkMa n hftuokE. rsEtatersi atiss.
nsYs Frank d Adams. u years IN
ssa,,is stephen A brooks ia!stY -
rkrrNrs guaranteed Fsnwiea :
washington seattle offies a. nufss
hids Guide boah FhEE
Physicians sud Surgeons
On ettAhhEhh. a. Alaska nias
hoth phones
on nALtoS. a Arcade HAia de.
eases snl~
On dEo nRRnEiN q Union M
SHE Bulissr.
MoWAN hHaa COMPANY. sssEi.
Meets end ahilt aNdera nrg uaaks
Lemesr hi'is seattle.
storage
fnUkka as1strei 8 psnts 3 JaYs
storage tree piaHa ara Furniture
matinF estimates Eiysm taign
Tfansffr 4 storage Co. uN r1fst
ts'th phones. Main rs
Sporting cood.
a A. HAL iul tirat Ave dahs.
pistals and ammanttian n
rsilorna seheaL
E1s1afEN b fadl.s Taiieftn. sNiiFss
ftnt iitsi hiaE thens Aain ess.
Acreage Fer safe.
Hnisl PAST only tft an tsfms ID
o. aaen Sc pc maEth# tutss - d
home ~ttH lafas riFrs Of taud aitsss
in - lafiHs bets and 2 eawH N aeid
IA eHef fH4HlfH q pWnHf ~ Nhlfs
tufdiHE Gear baaamish hfiHss 81
Mes NrHtaH Use or see AZ HHith
aF Ar Hgfane. fanm q HpatAiFa to
ftmes tlueh IL
CHEAP sCHtH nss hauss. fine
faf Thtr aNHH anA berries only So
90 terms - - duWn aHh g. % per
month wgIf ssii chickens "a E cents
EaE## taHsHH gus = HfAAAHH NHHHAfH
Ara ~ Angel as nueamtsh hfidas
eHiF fee mtHatsa eide % Nrw nem.
tam ear Nha II
HtgEM FRONT TRACTS
So ard ufs terms 81 raHh and q per
mauth tsfNr tracts al cleared
Fsadz fnr HaftrntHE nut HnaH left
Gals = mlaHtfe ftdf sHflth q the
fitf b. the itch uanafHieh Nellre.
alec HHfne fire hidHf upland % arre
Tracts EaHHH terms
" T. pAHrEA. - Pacific uiask
50
Z
RAINIER H0tf.ENAMu acreage sua
haf affsH TgieH reasonable EASY
terms rs pwrFfs ~ Iniaa tiaFa
ga FIRST aFenMe
BEACON init uoomfnK Jackson
street reaFads axs Itansaa. -
Nsw Vera Hiuck
ACREAGE Security naFtnEs q sat.
nsHuait Ga ~ HsnscA If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22
u

WEAI.
SNAP.
s-roem modern hnfas. bath iarrr
bed ruuma iat sfiit close o. car.
Foafi View close fH Fttee 81 see. tfu
cash. balance 90 suit
" o. ORR a CO.
sals Alaska HiHR Phone lla
aaAkHOoM houses with I or iots
aaff on terms - g. U0 or mo- brr
week. lire level lots. with city water.
price only un0 terms 90 cents nor
week. uHiN De- minutes ride TAKE
- - - ffiit ~ tft oAt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22
Star Wan. Ad. AGENCIES

{. n. lehndfeff. etqaf tteFe, -
eeeend avenue
Quaker prua store. ioi1 First eNt
enua,
eepestts city halt
Prevent peu1 Sc t~teo ss
eAd gruraeRt aNsN0<s
Thes harris. "a Fessefftse, Nes'
tee. =.
iiSs Us.ttsks, Uas.isks pe"s &C,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22

y r CAR SHOPS aoinE d. on e n
Hillmann MsadoM gariisuA smelav
tnH about 80 men. vii make the
lard valuable lafHs tracts over 30
feet Ions only 81 on terms - 1 IL
per month Twenty safenmnn on the
grounds uniIl cold uut siaa need sav.
sfal more men a. good wages vii
sell houses on terms o. 9 p-r month
Take mes nsntan car 70 uuwau4lsh
bridge. ar call ~ niimamm Offices
tn Ilmrn block. At once az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22

The O. X Washer gets your
clothes clean without rubbing
them Go pieces Scientific con
structian enables the o X In DO
your work quicker and better
than any other machine on the
market Bsiug the only Rotary
Washer uith revolving steel hall
gearing. II operates ~ EASY that
40 eight Year.old child can run
IL $3.50. ...s......., ~. WO
Terms 81 downsi per month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22

FEMALE diseases q every natafs
succe~sful5g trsatrt Cunsnit phFsl
elan free. Paris Nsw Vera Asdheat
Institute office Estabfoah titE
nsu entrance II luian. tstssNu
Second ana ThiFd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22

81 afiHfs s afrea = Ne : land ays
fnlnuif~ mak ffHm ears Rae -.
snfiHN - water San plFn thr MHfFf
infn The haaaf easy taffiFn
NINaiffr HWaa
WHafn - gaimau Hltr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22

HoNrH PARK
ON ard clnae fn ear flur Short Ak
tnE dinfaner ~ railroad and traa uon
activities haHaaufne level rnfnrf
ready Tor building tHtfau FuH f'td
EaaF 90 tns 800 Down HAI.Asasfg
90 MONTHLY.
ANOTHER
sNxfsa Clean ard attractive nice auf.
rauudlrEr TtiE WHOLE OF ar
FOR 80 CASH
rrrtafH uufrk profits Tor tho bHrtra
1t each ~ both - these
CHARLES HuMEnR COMPANY.
81. ALasAa rig
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22

IHE annual drsed eaucsft anA 20 y
"a the t,atsdeaiau 9iuh e eFAttlr
$500 and SECOND astnue MeslHfa.
day aNeninKt January e. - = ta
Ta nals lFatf the tf.th Hnntte fsafe
"a a.salIsmsaM immortal hsrA NesaeFt
narns Ihe hsst scottish taieut pa
ssattie and san Efangisee has tf.n
..es5F,.f Al vnu alu fniaa d rafN
trvat Il yuu tan g. attend this cen
eer8 and hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22

Are yea ErlnE q Alaska u - ave
half Fvus tNrrcted ekrsasa eua q
chaneu 20 earn Nakes siasitfins fFetn
Wastes 90 FAIRBANKS ~ inluimk tnr
Tan4na tTah As chance fer enc
o. = N ard Il s. IA - I'D
drsss Tankna Ciuh. za tsh Avs. Tel
Main Sfsf II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22

coon news for suFrrFtns humanity
Absolute emre guaranteed tyr fbs1
rnAttsas paFaly eiss nerve - dtNN
coshlty siiff POINTS resulting tFNse
rasuntAtisuz q other causes Success
animation free. People In tnatsen.
circumstances treated tree 90
~ ths Great German sfestAlist -
Faidfaan. ustrapath a. Eitn 80
soUtA u<kf jackson ihuna l. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22

\ woopt-AWN ANF CORNER SO
Fr FRONTAGE
level and clean. ready fuf 8 boulder
O. nm
Mann uthsfn inviting rntnr usH 90
aia1Hf thew
CHAR RH HoAFnH COMPANY
81 2 AiaaHA ifi0E -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22

WANTED 10 SILL to the wearsr
81 retail. 80 pairs u samples gloves,
CHEAP. We make mems gloves 20
order
PUGET SOUND GLOVE MO co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-22

utgEM FRONT TRACTS
"a ard uf tsFtns So rsah and 8 per
manth lzfar tracts al cleared
fsads fnf aaftsHtHH Nut = HHaE left
antf p mInHtfs este saHfh u the
fitf b. the ftrh Uauauleh NaAiee't
tsa HufnN fire hiaaF uEaanE % arre
Tracts aafs5s trfHa
" e pAfTEA. - Pacific uioek
The De Soto County news., 1906-03-16

Mr. r. L Earnest, Of Punta Hopua'
cont for the Standard Oil Company
! that place and manager for the
g, IMPROVED TRAIN SERVICE
The De Soto County news., 1906-03-16
Via Atlantic Coast Line Through
Trains Beinq Operated.

The Atlantic Coast Line and
its connections are now operating
solid through trains from Jackson
vile to Atlanta, via Waycross,
Tifton and Macon, with through
coaches to Nashville, and Pullman
Buffet Sleeping Cars to St. Louis
and Chicago.
Trains leave Jacksonville via
ATLANTIC COAST LINE, daily,
at 9 p. M, and arrive Tifton I;25
a. m, Macon 4:4o a. M, Atlanta
1850 a. M, Chattanooga 1915 p. III. ,
Nashville 6;55 p. NJ, Evansville
1925 a. M, St. Louis 7:oS a. M. and
Chicago 9;3o a. M.
Good connections are made at
Jacksonville from all Florida points,
thus affording the quickest and
most convenient service from this
territory to the West.
For further information see ticket
agent, or, Consult THE PUR-
PIE FOLDER.
The De Soto County news., 1906-03-16
HOLZENDORF.

Holzendorf, March 13.-The earth
in this section has at last become dry
enough to admit planting OF field
crops, which is being speedily done.
Mrs. Vernon Clyatt and her inter-
esting little son. Oscar, arrived here
Saturday and will spend several
days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
r, l.. Holzendorf.
Miss Minnie Williams left yester-
day for Popash to attend school.
Miss Gertrude Altman is visiting
in this community this week, the
guest of her friend. Miss Helena
Holzendorf.
Erwin Morgan and wife Of Bre~
ward county are visiting relatives
here this week.
There were no church services held
at Sweetwater Sunday on account OF
i9hin.
/ s. E. Collins, a prosperous cattle
owner of this place, has returned
from the range, where ne mas oeen
for several days looking after bis
cattle interest.
Political bees are beginning to
hum in this section. They are not
very numerous, however.
A portion of the Holzendorf fami-
ly, which included Mrs. Clyatt, was
royalty entertained at the beautiful
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Lang
ford last Monday. Sugar boiling
was in progress, which of course,
added to the inner pleasure of the
occasion. Mr.. Lanford is a progress
sive farmer and fruit grower and
owns a valuable orange grove.
The De Soto County news., 1906-03-16

Y
cash |
wss in |
circuit |
1 Anna
ts of this
ENDS and
10 divine
well and
hout thie
ical WOTB,
he DeSoto
q of For
itizens, haI
If the weel
rs Perry
The De Soto County news., 1906-03-16

A Florida boy bound to get on
top sooner or later is thus Brought
to the front by the Philadelphia
Record: He volunteered the in
formation to a tourist that the
show billed for the ensuing night
would have a big house. When
asked why he thought so he re-
Died: Because everybody in
town has been getting shaved to-
day, and that's sure sign" That
hight when the same boy was
zbout to leave the theater between
the acts the doorkeeper offered
him a return check. "Oh, l dom t
need one of them" said the boys.
'f'You'll be sure to remember me.
I'm the only red-headed boy in
town.-Live Oak Democrat.
The De Soto County news., 1906-03-16
STALLION ANNOUNCEMENT

WYE have hand the very best GERMAN COACH STALLION
w and no other breed sng the class of horses being
produced by him. He has the size color style combined with
knee action The German Coacher
great length of time and is horse of the highest type His points
advanageous placed with deep and pooroned body strong
and clean bone under the knee and his feet OPEN sound tough
He possesses fine knee action lifts his feet high he carries his head
we'll his neck being elevated and angy long we'll
hrote fine well broad forehead with large intelligent eyei
fine disposition both head and tail high They height
from 70 to 10 hands high weighing from 1900 1900 pounds.
They young old
breeding purposes they horses that produce all about size all
dark deep color and the only genuine coach and general purpose
horse For further Information, give responsible guarantee
make o suit
ARCADIA LIVERY AND SALE STABLE GO.
Arcadia, Florida.
The De Soto County news., 1906-03-16
EXCELLENT TRAIN SERVICE
To the East and West via Atlantic
Coast Line.

"NEW YORK & FLORIDA
SPECIAL" - This train is COM
posed exclusively of Pullman finest
Vestibuled Drawing Room, Sleep
ing, Compartment, Parlor, Dining
Library and Observation cars, cleo
trlc lighted and steam heated.
SCHEDULE 49, Lerve Jackson
vile, daily, except Sunday, at
1850 p. M, arrive Savannah ASS
p. m, arrive Richmond 6:4o a. m, 4,
arrive Washington 1925 a. m, ar
rive Baltimore II:4o a. m, arrive
Philadelphia 1855 p. M, arrive
New York ago p. m.
CHICAGO & FLORIDA LIN
ITED'-This train is composed of
same class of equipment as "NEW
YORK & FLORIDA SPECIAL q"
SCHEDULE-Leave Jackson
vile 9:3o a. m, arrive Waycross
GI:I5 a. m, arrive Tifton 1870 p.
M, arrive Macon, 4:II p. m, ar
rive Atlanta 6:5I p. m, arrive
Chattanooga 1857 p. m, arrive
Nashville 3:I3 a. m, arrive ST.
Louis 2:Io p. m, arrive Chicago
$40 p. IN.
The above trains are in addition
TO the FLORIDA & WEST IN
DIAN LIMITED, NEW YORK
& FLORIDA EXPRESS, THE
DIXIE Filler, and other all year
round trains.
For full information Consult
THE PURPLE FOLDER" or see
any ticket agent of the ATLANTIC
COAST LINE. If
The De Soto County news., 1906-03-16

Through seeper this train for St. Louis via Nashville
and the L Railroad, arrive in st. Louis 2.lO
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Notice.

The registration books will open in
all districts 10 the county Monday,
April 2. 1906 aud will be open two
days in each week in all districts
Days to be designated by the district
supervisors, and at county seat three
days-Nondays, Wednesday and
Saturdays, and will close in all dis
tricts Saturday, April 2s, 1906 ac-
cOrding to law.
ssa il, a. ELLIS,
.., Supervisor Of RegisEation.--.
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, Suporvfsor Of Regist,ation,--
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A Bold HoIdup.

In broad daylight between ten and
eleven O'Clock on Monday last at
Browns Gents Furnishing Store,
corner Oak streetand DeSotO avenue,
a pair Of non-rustable SOC suspenders
held up a pair of So pants for a wen
satisfied customer.
Moral; Browns goods are coed
goods always. 2tt
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GARDNER.

rdner, March 14.-Q lite n littl
ement was gotten up in our
town Tuesday evening about
o'clock, when a warehouse
bt On fire and burned about
or ten tons of hay belonging to
.ell & Roberts. For a short while
pked as though the main buei-
part of Gardner would be swept
No one can determine where
lire started unless 1t was caused
br. j. r. Moons cukes growing
hst that they caught the house
hre, it being very close to the
fehouse.
s.eve Lunu has very sick baby
Bis home, but looks as though it
Il safely pull through by our dear
i physician DIR. Moore.
hiss Berthe Coker has been very
Il for the week past, but is rapidly
proving. She has had continued
Ter with lagrippe.
butte another sad little acci.
bt happened Tuesday evening,
|ss Michael Coker was suddenly
licken with a pain in her heart and
some time her spirit seemePto
I've taken its eternal flight, but
stead, we are glad to state that
Ir precious little Christian girl il
,ain herself. This is the second
me within seven months that Miss
ichael has been almost gone for
rer, but God in His mercy still
aves her here as a bright light to
lcouverted souls.
Mrs. Moore from Brownvilleis is here
wing Mrs. II. p. Johnston and
5ter Oivette lessons in cutting
I'd dre>smuking
Me-srs. Wellington, Hensted,
red Guthrie ana Darling spent
lesday night at the Gardner house.
c. /. Boggess made a Ayipg busi-
sss trip to Puuta Gorda Monday.
Uric Langford, John Barnhill
I'd Harry Hendry passed 4hrough
ardner en- route TO Tampa Sunday,
.turning Monday on 1905 train.
hey spent the remainder Of tie day
Gardner.
Church here Sunday, all invited.
1e hope for a large attendance, Ne'
now every one wants to see how
lr church is getting along, and to-
,ther with an elegant sermon by
ev. Walden, every one must come.
Gardner is richly perfumed by
le odor of orange blossoms from
r. Fielder's aud Coker's beautiful
-oves
q. H. Kensey was doing business
are Saturday.
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The De Soto County news., 1906-03-16
READING Notice.

Special standard fertilizers for or.
anges, melons, cukes, beans and all
other crops. Apply to James p
DePass. If
The De Soto County news., 1906-03-16

Those who help others the most
are unconsciously helping them
selves to the stored-up sweetness Of
existence.