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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-11
Fine Assortment.


d " 80 80 ~ = s7-E.-s ~ > -.
We have arranged
for a most remarkable
sale of silk petticoats
this Easter week. Styles
and .colors are up-to--
the-minute and mater
ials most excellent.
r. We have in the past
given some specially
strong values in this
class of merchandise. /.
but these. are even bet
! ter, which, as you
know, is saying much
for their worth and ex-
cellence. Z
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-11

M0diSh COrSetS
La Grecque College Girls girdle,
just the corset for growing girls;
very light and flexible, boned with
double aluminoid boning, lace and
ribbon trimmed, sizes Goo.
IL to "a, price =. ...s....sDlsUU
La Grecque corset, high bust, long
hips, with two pairs Of hose sup
porters attached, boned with double
aluminoid boning; made Of fine,
white batiste; sizes 10 20
to 26; price .Dl.OU
Second Floor Annex
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-11
The blacks

Taffetas, all wool, French make;
most popular spring and summer
light weight fabrics; SO to 48 inches
wide, Soc 75c 81 and $1.25.
Prunella, all wool, summer weight,
/ 40 inches wide; perfect black, the
75c kind, 70
at .OSN
Santoy, the very latest, up-to-date
silk and wool fabric, A inches wide,
is the $1.50 quality, cI1E
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-11
Easter Gloves

It's easy to say finest. assortment,
best styles and newest colorings-
we have all that-but more import
ant-they are splendidly made, the
leather, stitching, dyeing and fit be-
ing perfect. Mems too? Yes, in
deed, and they are just as modish
and up-to-the-minute as are those
for ladies and children. ..,
Ladies' Glace Gloves, overseam
stitching, latest embroidered backs,
in all shades and black Ct On
and white lsOV
Imported French kid gloves; pique
or overseam stitched; Paris point
,. embroidered backs; in all the dark
s sbsd eight eveeins :S1.5O.
Reynier's kid gloves, best quality,
c col =. .. $500
Is B.. l.: Glace Kid Gloves in
black and white, O. M
16 B. L. Suede Gloves in the new
light shades, such as pearl gray,
mode, champagne, lavender, light
blue, blacks and O. nA
whites at ....;.....=... .apO.UU
Complete line Of Silk Gloves, all
colors, Soc 75c and $l.OO.
Men s Easter Gloves, pure kid,
Fownes' make, O. eA
spring shades =. .... y lsCV
The new gray mocha gloves, so
popular for men, CT n'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-11
Dress Materials

Our stock Of new spring dress
goods is radiant showing Of the
latest fancies Of Dame Fashion.
Rich and rare combinations of
.weaves, colors and effects. Resolve
yourself into a committee Of one
and investigate these offerings to-
morrow.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24
VeLUsIA COUNTT LAMBS.
{. y. COuri WIN settle DlSpuse Shsu,
Tar. Tlile.

Frisa the ns,-s-U n,Sa. TUESDAY,
An orI-r Tor an ,njustiou. I'''n'l'-''t'
i,tr. against thu FL,ri,la '"aSt LIN"
,anal and Transportation '"mIauy.
,-Siraining that cDnIsuy from disl"'s
.ug Of crrtain lands ia Nolusia ,-Junty.
Vas a-ld In the oSicr Of the CLERK 81
thu TINTED states cirrult eOurt Tor
lh- ~aathern district Of FLORIDA. yes
Ier'Iay.
The order Wss made by Judge H.
Vd u. shelby. United S'at~~ circuit
ju.iEr. aRd dated HuRtsVllIe. Ala. M
gust ~. The orlrr j. uIr,n = bill 81
cSns'lsiRi aI-i by y. i. Ellsworth, a
,iiiz-R or IOwa. against the Floriia
Coast Line canal aud Transportation
COmgany and i - Tor . h-aring -
furr lion. JAMS " Lake 80 ~siliI'.
Vther judge of the Jnits'i State 'iF
cult ,ourt. 90 thu first Mun,lay iH a.
tOl,er. az % q IA. la the nits,i state,
court boaSe in Jacksonville
CR.ler thu I'novisiOns ~ the Or'i'-r tn
,lef~Rdant j. temIssTarily rsStrliu-L
- prayed for In the hill. frsA s-lliug
aud makiRg a did tS srrtaih lan,is ice
VOlnsia ,-Sgihty ,de~Tilssri in d..ta,h O.
=. Y. HSagb. aud frsm hereafter a.
segtinx any claim. right Or title 60 said
lands OF In any way Interfering With
the ,,,aIl,laihant In the ehjsymsnt ~
the same
a l. ST forth on thu hin that thu
lands in controversy are Wild AMI un-
osSupisi aRd arr Worth morr daan
s2.O1a The or,l~r prov d. that the in.
junrtIon shaIl is~ne uI-sa the 'omI'lain.
ant hilnz l-'td 20 b. approved 10y the
,lerk Of the csurt In thu sum 81 Ss!Eo.
% - complainei that thu Lands weN'
drelel 90 the defendant s'smIauy Icy
the state sf Florida aud that they WIZ
afteTwarls ~sld for taxes and Pur,-has
ed by the complainant. The tax des-i
% the sOaa,slaIaaat. Vas d-,larel y
Eal rs the court. aud . suit Ia - th"
same aside was dismissed u l. ~'i
forth that ne defendant csniaHy l.
nOw Arranging o. transfer thu said
lands Go =. V. HOagh. of Nolusia rom.
".
The complainant y rsTrs~-Ht'Nl IN
this cas- ~ the Iaw hnn &C Axtsll a
Rln-har1 ~ this city.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24
DELEON SPRINGS.
spseisl Corrssp0aasnos.

Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, Il Lake
Helen, are visiting Mr.. and MR..
Mcdonald.
Mrs. n. W. Pursell has r.
turned. fOH.St. Augustine, where
she has been visiting.
Mr.. Harry Lse is paint ng the
school building, inside and cut
Born, l. Mr.. and Mrs. John =.
BlArk w.ldeT, = daughter, DR..
Davis attending. Mother aud
babe doing ". u.
Kings Daughters met At tn
residence Of Mrs Harry l>-c last
week. After all business MAS at
tended Ia, refreshments Nere
served.
Mr.. A. W. Purs-lI - building =
large wagon shed u-Ar IL lI'rry
stable.
Mr.. Henry GIddcn-, MI old
resident of D-L.On, but NOV IT
Jacksonville, Vas In "ur midst
calling un nld irlrnds
Mrs. ". :. Br,Si.TTk As been
quite sick the past week.
The DelS-on bali team lett "n
thr earIy train Saturday morn
nag for sew H., WHERE they played
the Seville boys. Sore, II Q" y
~ favor Of DslDeon. Returning
on che noon train they found the
Bantys of Spring GArden on the
fence. Growing . challenge nj
thu game co,ks, Ne usual, they
made for the BAntys, and GIT lett.
score, IL a. iu favor # th.
Bantys.
LEU DeI.Ino ps-s'-d through eur
village last week eta hts nay I"
GlenwOpd, WheTr be- will visit his
old friends.
Mr.. NJ. Jackson las urlrr'si the
lumber Ia build n bUat-hOuse AZ
the spring to keep hls launch in.
Mr.. Mitchell Jon = Il hauiIng
thu shingles Ia rrshlngie has
dwelling.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24
THE FLAG REVERSED.
a YtsAssssaa's E@bs~a TAss TsIls -
Dassssss sd UsUs.

a gtshssssas's Eaba~a Thss TsnAs -
Dassssss sd UasUs.
One u the frequeRt sights In tn
poFts along the eastern ceast h thne 81
Q fishing srhooaer coming Into tie bar
lOf with an American daG holstod at
the malnmast bead In its rrvsrss posi
tioh. To The tnaerested sp~rtat5ss nat
Gag always hFings q pang q disiresA
Coz n means that one 90 mOss - u
crew are ''misslRg" thrOuSh some calamr
ay Oe The sra Hut 90 tbe Jneml'sFB %
the craft Iss<lf the signal h me always
an emblsm - woe The fag b hoisss4
from their vis@MnRt. 10 notify thoss
concerned that the Complement % ne
ship 10 not fun. and tbey live % haDs
for q long time before they acknowt
edge that tbs msn ShO have dlsappeaF
I'd are really lost
A stranger 10 seafaring ways ASKED
ths shipper % On- % these nshins
schooner tn other dag what tn dls-
trezs signal meant. aud he Gas sst
right By the captain. who remarked n
the NEST cheerful way In the void:
They're missing cut Of N crew. q
eOurs@. hut Ne haven't given thssn ~
by q lang sight We 49,. they nag
have teen picket ~ ~ some other
boat an carried 81 to tn ether sias.
Oh. no. ne doh't give thsm M just b
cause we've missed them. It's more
than likely they'll turn up yst"-Nsw
YORK Prrss
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24
NEW SMYRNA

Mr. and Mrs. Rose. former resi-.
dents of New Smyrna twenty
yeats ago. arrived here Monday
afternoon from Fort Myrrs, AMI
have rUoms in the Turner Hat.
They xill make this tll.r,' hom" 10
the future.
Mrs. DetwileF left last We X l"r
TOIeslO, Ohio. Nhe =. -hr " u sI"nd
. Month ar two with elatlyes ~
her did honl-. She will al-n visit
other places ia thu west. Mr.. l'ri-
Siler accompanied hrr n far ~
Jacksonville. aud thn Ncni &"
Rernandina a. visit Capt. o'llag-
IN.
Dr. l.. h. Bnuchelle left Wed
nssday morning for Sullivan.
Ind. where b. will sI-nd a month
among friends uf thu "Il'"'si"r
state" Il is needless 3" say that
Dr.. will have . g,rd time, fer ~
know there are Ro better "r more
hOspitable people in Indiana thar
our Sullivan friends.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24
CHANGE 90 NAME.
lamp LSFiRg, q. G. ", u NsW Gasp
W. n. ThayeF.

50 many eamps Of the Florida diyis-
iOa, U. &. W. having dabbed them.
selves "LoFiaE" that sukward mis-
taxes have occurred al reunions and
other gatherings Of the Veterans;
therefore. az the April meeting Of
our camp IL uas resolved that our
IA ae be changed from "LOTihg" To
w =. ThayeT," and The secretary
vas Instructed 10 apply 10 headquaT.
trrs for the required authority. He
did - and received the authority from
Wn. y. Miekle, Adjutant General Of
;hr Unltsd Confederate Veterans,
New orleans, Ia.
10 thus hOaOFing Commander ThayeT
ne amp does hOhOT Ia itself, and Il
,ouId not b-stOw this tribute upon a
rrayeI OF more devoted old COafeder-
ate than our sOrthy commander.
shall attempt no Biographical
.krtch Of w. s. ThayeT, not being
supplied With the aeeessaTy data.
That limp Of bis, hOueVeT, speaks for
Itself So far as actual service may
he concerned. and during the four
years Of battle, he Was with Lee in
the immortal army Of Northern Viz.
ginia.
since the var closed be has passed
the years az Enterprise, known and
hiRhly esteemed BY the people Of NO-
lu-ia.
10 Iss6 : he Represented NolusiA
county In the Legislature and a.
Chairman Of the County Democratic
Executive COmmittee he 10 still light
Tag political battles.
yoHN A. BRADLEY,
Sec'y Camp W. :. Thayer, No. lj2s
L. T., v.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24
BARBERVILLE.
spsuaal CoTFsspoaagn-s.

epeutal CoIfcsponacnco
Mr.. and Ms. ChsE.ie Day, of Mes
Smyrna, are visiting Ma. Day. par.
eats. MT. aud Mrs. James Day, "f this
village.
The farmers here are gathering
their corn crops this week.
wilhOaT HeTtcrt l. working a. an
apprentice Wiih Section FOREMAN
Emanuel WiIboaT. Say- be y not
gOiag 10 be any mans BUnhry long.
lie intrnds working fOT pTUmUt'un.
Taats the right kind Of PlucS, vii.
bOaF. Every man ubO WOuld succeed
must brgin at the lowest ru.ind ui the
ladder aud york up
Tue NJ. D.. church held sUuaTlcTly
Conference In this village last SItur
day. And on Sunday Wr had thu
pleasure Of listening to nlo-t elo,
qaent sermon deliyeTre by Presiding
Elder w. A. LauleT. In the cOuT>r
Of his remarks be- earnestly denounced
V0tIng for ring politicians, TrPardless
Of What they aand for. and made an
earnest appeal Tor AmeTiC an manhOOd
conscientious voting fOT right pTinci-
ples u &C would b. tier the world. Hts
appeal to young men Ia start AZ the
bottom and work up A. their iathrTs
did; not try 10 start where their
fathers left Of after sixty OT seventy
years Of hard tOilihg oould not h.
ezcelled. I would that every voter
and every young man In NOiusia ,oun-
o. could have heard this -cTmUn; ~
practical and fun of HmOn -Snsc.
The Record man j. sl,il running the
blua Ut graft al Tallahassee. Telling
~ lie there doesn't satisfy ~. Get
down Ia bnsiness and shOW IL az, Mr.
Hen. Lat ~ kaOw shat you "a % graft,
and Ue want facts. Nov Wc have
voted blindly tOO long already. Give
~ the facts and in time 80 80 can
hear the other iellOw's side in reply.
standing By the people against coT
psTate greed a. the governor i t'inr
10 not graft. The people want 1" ,O',
inielligently and con-cienc,ou-lN. n",
b. pEejndiced. May God pity all men
Whs have lSt greed capture their 'St
ter natures and love fOT their fellow
men.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24

tona Tuesday. Mis- Onie reports
q tine tims.
Miss Bertha Reim-r. 1t Jack
sonvills, Who has been visiting
Miss Lillian Baker for . few
weeks, returned b her home
Wednesday. Miss Lillian accom-
PANIED her and will visit in Jack
sOnyille for the next two weeks.
The CrenshAw cottage is rented
a. Mrs. A. McDoWell and sister,
Miss FANNIE Z. Jones, % Bing-
hamtOh, n. j., for six mouths
from the first Of October.
Mr.. James WGldsn's cottage u
rented from the frs, of NOvem-
her b. Mr.. and Mrs. WoOds, Who
spent last winter here st the
Orange City Hotel.
Mrs. BengtsoR's nsw cottage Is
getting slong slowly since Mr..
BengtsOn has not been we'll, but
they vill have 10 ready Tor rent
this winter. 10 will have seven
roons beside the reception hall
and CLOSETS Oif each sleeping rOom
] uI.staiPa.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24
Ahal Ne MAaied.

Kenneth L kcTt. oi ihs salt La
route. q, telling story Ab,lul the
recent h,-pd ~ the ,,,uth ,ud "a the
great meadow valley In thc Nevada
and distract The street, 90 al
Irnir we've almost entirely under
N4trr Betur, that ,mc t4llcut, 80,
dry. desert town. suJ the mIn,r,
,amr th,rc With Pa,A buT.cs 20 tax
water iTum The lO,al supply uuI &"
the m,nr,. Ihc ssSond d. tai.vutD
N4s hupied al Old miner Nhu NvrAcd
b,y und the iImIi, 1T the fiu,-J ,amc
ntv town sIth tNv pack anImnis BEAT
,ug receptacle, tot water o., ~-d.d
thr"ugh abou, tua tert ui 81 aJ,r and
un4lly reached the hu,eI iu ,ur J.-,5
Nay II the building stood a ,rgsl mau
When the latter saw the old miu,r Do.
smiled
Hey. Dick'" he called 4 Sc
you've sWum 70 toNn o. get a lJtlc
water
"Ncre wIong. came the reply. Il
amt after Nater."
What DO you want. then:
lin going 20 take a iew gallons
II good dry land hack with me- Ia that
ard country. saId the miner sOlrm-
Denver Pos,
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24
soUIo AND SNAIL FEAST.

Tassy DaaAs. asas Ers@ so gsss
s~V,~a ~ Iias, sss rpssessss.
To prove that tin ,lss-ig'Si % 49,
SOOd. al,unslantly Within reach ~ =
slim I-S-keti,osk. i nat OuIy ROuriSh
lRg. l,ut al-s ,aI,-ala ted to aIqs'al 10 tls
palate ct ala rIsicunr I'r. Z. \. tIrld o
Harvard masl. an excursion lRtO cui
ihaTy ar th- "thsT al .ht 81 w0sT'
IIale. Mass aud agunsI a. clsf an.
gusst az = rrnnarkalslr suIqS~r given b,
nr D. g. SUMNER 20 New NOrk 11t,
rollese ~ sixty itolesistz. rs1,r-seStin.
psa,Iy al a.. eastern universities 49,.
yOlls,g1s.
THE MESU
AlspsttksF
FTisd and IHhki-d Sud.
Sup
Wh-lk Ch"~d-T
Eutfr~s
Bid suan IiOfs a O,uVrss
aand lsfc, Ssriibss sihSs Of Isfn"n
IN. gusz:a we're mus-h Ia ths 'osId
ti.sn % All.r Ia Wo.si-Tian.l at h-i
ian,Ou- feast THY Wrpr intrOln',''
to Cd. dishes A. tls-y went ah,as fsT
;ut.aIrIy with Ils ein '1rFaSsiag r-Sul.s
The ,lisl,es fulhIls-i Professor . eel
ihr,-r standards 81 til- valn- ~ fo.sis
Thsy NcFr EOsl 10 thu taste 'iiJu=h
~ TO In-urr ili-m IsH'ularity Th+y
Were di=,-Stiislr. aIsi tlIry 'OHtaius,i
tiSs..s. l'aihlihg ~ sstahse
MIsrn tbs snail Was attarLei FRO
lesSor Fis.ld ihtpaiusNSi u ~ an Auis'r
Iran Of hfty years citizenship u Sas
hrst ssS.n la canadian lOinaius Ou t1s'
.Nast aG IIaIlfaX la ia. hat Is new
cvsnInasi ~ Tar sSath a. I.OuE island.
Hut thr dish. par sXc-lienrr. vas
the sand laRcc. EvsTylSsly vowed u
was drlirioaz. TlsU-- Who had t"y'Ni
snc-Etainly With the cOursss that I'Fe
erSlsd were anxious to all ap Ssarr
With ths tidisii ~ the evening Hut the
prOfs.ssoE. nitle rraliEihg thu run tb-rr
woald ~ ulsbR tn. particular ds'li"ary.
had prrtar.rI all toS tlttls. Ii- Wa-
called uI,Sa fSr The rrciIss Nnd adii'll'
tel that ~ had ar~i sieamsSi tbs
lrraslls-s unslrS pFcsSurr and Thru l'rr
served thssn In oil No sarlinrs Ofrr
ed In tiD- markrt In the tuils'i states
can c0natsarv With thsn In haVor ~.
cOniinz 10 the experts Who d-Vour''i
thrIa. and silver slsles q Ia firld are
alrrady expes-ted o. have . faShlut,alsls
Vnatle
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24
Casarvh Caaasi Bs Currd

ulsh naral Applt-nal.sas ths-y Csnfssa p7ish ths'
s~a1 "a t. d. CaiaFVh - lshsai 80 ,vfi-
Sai1neiIrual 6iNs,sss. AMI Ia sfsis-T o. Curs "
80 nue. futsrual Fs-ins-lis-. Hail - aiarfh
tuFe i taken imtstnallg. aad ats dir>tlt 80
a. bllrlHf and mucstts suFtasS-s- Val - afaffh
(ssre y nssi q qnark urttfnttr. u 49, ps-
e.Fslssd IA aze "a the tuse Physisau- in thi-
s.sanaFy 10 yuars AMI - . rs7Huiar l.Ts--sFti'-
eina Il 4 sxlsstsud &C th- tssi tsiiitr knsFS n.
c1uhtnrs Nth thF tsaf bisHus purusrs asitnE
Slrp<elF an ~ uuosus asrfass-s. Th- trT-
- S.,mhtnaat.nn 81 thr suu tngFsrlis-nts
ur--luTas s.Ieh uuslrrfui r-stilt. n curing
Cu1arrh. srnd tt.r tesii Hnssliials tn
20 CnENuy to, trnt-.. T,si'sks. -
SD - 1raEEss1A. pEise -. Halls latiiiN
Plls $50 tha tEs1.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24
GAeap Rsiss 10 Neu Terra.

On account Of the home coming Of
w@. J. Bryan, the Atlantic Coast
linz ulIl ssll tickets from ali Points On
their line % New Work and Teturu
Cor one fare plus - - Tickets On sale
Aag. ssnA ssa ard, aaal limit, leaving
Nee YOrk not later than sept. eth.
Gee your nearest railroad agent OF
write Coz paIlman reservations and
full infornation % FTank C.Boylstoa-
DISTRICT Passenger Agent, AlantiS
Coast Llae-, JacksoaVtlle, Pa.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24

cially after . shower. Whsa ths sun
was pouring ~ warm rays upon tAs
saFdea. 10 49, the planls shoot 90. u
seemed 60 her mat ske could almost
Sc them grow. Thsa when shs grsN
strOngeF aud the pa ViBss wsrs white
with blossoms she vas abls % odown
and sit On the DOsch and watch ~
husband vera Shs had learned %
love ths useful
wINIFRED RoBERTA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24
Easas.a Ga Wssss.

Of TIE ssxst ~tuare Hiiles - England
ana wales 1Itee are usoer % fest
m elevatlan al.ove ths 90. la.3iS are
lstwe-n 30 and 9p fset, la.S7e pre
b.tGeen $40 and iooo eeet. tes Ire
beswesa ty0op std 20oo- Sw are -
tween 2se1 and 3Oso tsst ami are
nsrs Inan 20oo fsst
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24
rA- xAr~. Ce.s ps.-..

TIE Puuss-e 20 coinsng . thrre cent
piese was 10 furnish q prolsr equiv
alent Coz tn three crnt pa~iAes stamp
when that stamp ms IN usr fH let-
terx. tbs cuin was comi.o-~d u 80
pr ernt Sf silver aud - T-rT crnt a
cosp~r.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24

Ths -FngiO- csins we're struck IN
New Ysrk and wers - cailsd FROM Ne
dsvIce employed 81 ths rsvcFse - the
csln. this anoag ths eshsr things eeinE
a dial with the woed -FuEto- and 10
srrtptsun 'AflEd YouF nnsincza-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24

gAas wss Whsrs yAsy ors~.
Ma Nswiy Rseh (rhopping IN Parisl
--aAeW - euDe vRps importch. ~
eouspa. FrsncA eAiesweman-Imrort-
e, @aAamst FrO@ whsEe. s'ii vOos
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24

Dont drag siOng with a dull. bal
ioas, heavy feeling. lOu need a pail
Use DsWiu's Little Early Risers. the
famous little pills. Do not sicken OF
gripe. bat results are sure. Sold By
&. w. Fisher.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24

Tie intense isehiag Characteristic
Of snlt Shsum and sexema u instantly
sllsyed b. apPlying Chamberlain :
Salss. AZ . enFe tOr skia diseases
this salve b unequaled FOS sale By
90 dEsagistA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24
ORANGE CITY.

fThis deYartnsut = in eharse - Ms 4. A
taat,Ctct. 49, 4 authufttsai a. rs-ueive sub
scrtptluus, adttrt i-s-suts etg., and 20 cssiisci
fuf sane Auy uzuFtssy shuWn Niss hatgoCk
eli u appreciated by fHE NTws.-Eb
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24

Orange iity. Aug. =. - FL
Coleman, colur,l, has bought
what is known n the Old scam
NELL place on French avenue and
Is having Il fixed up. The house
stOOd at an angle IL ab,ut forty
live degrees anil Looked n though
10 was about Z" tumble down, IL
can h. made very pretty place.
Mr.. Ben Thursby and Henry
Giles ar. doing the work
Our ice plant doses net mat"rl'
alize yet, hut perhaps il may IN
the future. We hope -, fur IL
is What Oraugr city needs.
DIR. Dickers"n AMI Miss B"yl"s
are getting up a city direct 'ry
which will prove exceedingly U.S..
ful a. the city. They can think
Il the useful things Ia de-.
Mr.. Hari-n and fe left Mon
day noon for II. Augu,iin", where
Mr.. Harden gas t. tlr' hosp tai
for treatment
Mr.. Percy King, Of New
Smyrna. is seen Ou our streets
quit often for the past two
weeks. lis Orange city friends
arr always glad t. -'s him.
The much talked II ra>e of Me-
Brid- ~ ia. charg. If icing a
fugitive from justice for kidnAp'
Ing Mr., Mcbride little giTls Vas
heard in Westiirld, Mass, n few
DAYS age. A. Mrs MacBride aud
her children had gone to New
York, after the hearing "t Z. 3.
Burke, "f Washington, u. e. the
detective who has figured So
prominently ia thu ca-e and vii"
at last succeed ii ia arresting
MarBridr ~ Chester, Mass
bringing him to Westti"ld, coun-
: | for the defendant, TIA "a wish
"a the cas- continued until Mrs.
MacByidr could H.. produced
Judge kellogg would not grant .
continuance, after u long Argu-
m-nt by Attorney Hamilton for
the defendant. Judge Kellogg
held the defendant under ~ 90
bond ,o appear hefore his c"urt
tn 21th. IT." defendant NIll
all App.ar b"fur" the governor
or thu 2ith In "ppusitI"n "a III"
eNtradition pap.r- a-k"d for 10y
Georgia. DIR. MarBride rrcog-
nil,d in the sum nf 81 .uu.
Mrs.. Pr-vatt and -uil, PT'--tnn,
returned from C"runad" saturday
THY remained With her -Ist'r,
Mr.. Duzler, until Tuesday even.
ing. when Mrs Duzi"r, and
daughters. Helen aud little Eli
lrl-th, accompanied her hue
they will visit IA D.l.and ,Ae
week.
Miss kati, B,yles left Tues.
day noon for her home 90 Lake
Geneva. Wis. Shr will VIsit IN
jacksonville. Cincinnati aud Day.
ton. Ohio. uu lrrWay. Her friend.
in Orange city have enjoyed very
much having her TIN. summer
and regret ever ~ much her guing
away. But Ne hope dy" years
will net elapsr again bs'tOre she
returns.
A letter received 10y Mr.. D'S'
i-r from Mrs. Rust in IDphdon
England, gives a glowing o.
count Of her trayrl and sights sh'
has sen. Shr hA- bern through
the palar. of Duke If MArlbOr
ough, who married Miss Wander
bilt. They have three Thousand
arres in their park, the building
e the palace cover four acres
an artificial lake in the parl
covers thirty ares, the val
around the park is nine miles
the gate t. the main entrance d
twenty-five and One-half fee
high, th"re are light entrance
to the park. The weight of tn
metal in the gate is seventeen
tons. Mrs. Rust Is gaining he
health over there, she thinks sh'
will he ia Orange City about Jan
uary 4. Miss Strang", who spen
A.. ..-,,,a... 18th k.r hara 4. a Kin
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24
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Wtnis-Useis Jaek. did you ehose GA
"A eaks batter IN made yesterday
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24

Cooper b asre elastic th.n any other
metal eKcrpt steel mere esrsis than
any OshsT sxccI'i aluminium. and Inare
dnrtIle and maiicable than any other
exrr1st ths psecious usialA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-24

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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-03-15
,e Embroidery in Matched Sets,>>>Price & Co,

ment with the coal operators that will
prevent a general strike April 1.
The conference with the operators
will begin here Monday next The
question OF compromise with the op
orators ON the wage question will
come before the convention Anoth-
er matter to be decided upon is what
is known as the Ryan resolution, that
no district shall sign a wage agree
ment until all districts sign. This
will have the effect of preventing the
bituminous miners signing before the
anthracite miners sign. The first bu.
siness of the convention was the
work of organizing and the greater
part of the day was taken up with
the credentials of the delegates.
President Mitchell in his address
reviewed the situation and expressed
the hope that while the operators are
not united they viii agree on reason
able concessions.