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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 County of Coconino

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 County of Coconino
 Before me, Jos. Johnston, a Notary Public in and for the County of Coco nino, Territory of Arizona, on this day personally appeared E. B. Perrin, known to me to be one of the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowl- edged to me that he executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 9th day of September, 1906.
 Jos. JOHNSTON,
 Notary Public. My commission expires March 10. 1910.
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Lots for Sale.

Lots in new Santa Fe addition, north part of town, are now open Tor sale. Prices range from S25 to S35.
 Now is your time to get lot for your future home. Apply to H. l.. RHODES Agent Santa Fe.
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and acknowledged to me that he exe- cuted the same for the purpose and con- sideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this Fist day of September, A. D. 1906.
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f. B. WILSON.

Notary Public. Westchester County certificate filed in New York County. My commission expires
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FLAGSTAFF REBEKAH Lt,DGE No. I7. IT Meets every Thursday evenhR at s o'clock Visiting members cordisry invited
 MRs, l.. E. HART, G. MRS. ASA CLARK. Secretary.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03
IE4RXS LANGUAGES ~ JAZZ.
f3erkmsna. who Tried 90 Mill Henry
G. Frick. Bee mcs inr uisa.

when Ak.v0 n'"r I'rr''r~'1 - thc
Allegheny county pri-.u 10 MAY las
after having served nf'-.n wears 90
an attempt - kill Henry e FrirI
~" c,,kr and steel maguat" b. found
himself ahle To- converse flIeutly i1
EIGHT languages
tn" years behind prison hars ha-"
converted him from an ayuW'-l an
archist o. a student AMI phil"Soph"-
Many pcrSons have Forgotten lnth
H"rkmann and BE crime, y"i the
startled tho nation during 10" days -
a." great Homestead strike - iS,rs
Mr.. Iri-k was ou" - The mauac rrs ~
The si",'l industry Wlcu 10 ErgpI'l,.'i tu
a." cigauiir struggle With IT, WORK.
men. liri man WAS 80 radical ~
to- othrr end ~ tho S,sil". that d.
WIS 'lI~~'.l 9~ l"ading anarchist
l'uring To- excitement - the .ulu
trial r"ntr"y"r~y Ii~rkmaun found biz
way into %" I'itt~burg "ffrs-s - Mr.
Prick. rca"hc,i that masult"'s pres
cr,v AMI ~hut him tWiC,'. then attempt
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03
Herkcd ihc Deuble Cmss.

This" said the jcwelcr. is what
happened herr last month.
"Mr a. drove up Ia a hanson and
entered my shop. accompanied by his
valet. who carried an ol'lung hoX 20
sae,.l Mr.. y. asked for n private inter.
view and I t00k him into my oihce.
Their b. opencd the hoN exposing q
splendid array 10 diamond aud pearl
nscLlac's. earrings. tiaTas, aud St"Iu
aChprS.
Mrs r. he said. Is now ahT,sad.
BEFORE she rcturns I want You To- ~
tract al the~e stones and Ca rspla~e
them with gUol limitations. s'lling tie
raj jewels AMI giving "a" thr nnury.
This - CuurSe u 10 d. cuufisieutial
Transaction. Mrs. q. j. Co know n"lh
ing 10 it,
Il leaked AZ Mr.. a. think !
blushsl LITTLE.
My t~ar sir I said I ~huuli -
glad 81 ID what you ask. lut % D.,
impossible. Two years az" Mr. q
caIl,~I here on tho same rrrand thH
now brings you. and this rrran.l E.
her case. was sur,,'Ssful III" ius'
jewels that YOU oTrr me- ar. v"rfl
little morr than thu hir 10 tli'' hau~''iii
awaiting you outsidc
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

Ing to cumpieie the work with a das.
Evr.
OveTT."wrr,-i i'..f"r,. -, c"'iii acrom.
pliSh his fun puris'..'. Ii,-rsmann was
hurried to Jail liring cs,uvictrd at
his trial be- was given n fiftss-n year
term la the particularly f"r attempt
to lii This was supplemented by a
one year term In The AllrEl euy county
workhouSe for carrying C0nccalcd
dradly weaTons
Orce i-.hind p-iSon hars - ravr NJ
al bis l-isurr time O. study. NJ the
beginning 20 his term D. cruh rad
aud write English AMI German. Dur
Ing the first years - his imIsrison-
ri~ut - .agrrly I-'russSi an lsr"sS IN
tho~e laugtiacs- that b. c,suld serure.
a. ,,turS.. of time h. mastered the
Slavir. Polish and Hungarian Ian
guarsS. and also acquired a god een-
eral knOwle'lge Of Italian. spanish and
French.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

IivrIihoa.I wanes. until he IL hnally
f,.r,y-l from that irId 81 lator. 90 be
f.Ilawed by anoibrr whose experience
j. most likely 90 lie q repetitiOn % his
Isre,leyVs~Cr's.
This siupendous gouging system u
startling In its Vastness. Tor about
two hundred thousand mc1 are en-
garrsl In his vocation Throughout the
country as agents. and the amount Of
money thus obtaineI by one company
alone (employIng about hfteen thou
sand mem. Is upwards 81 one million
dollars annually. The officials resort
90 many methods q intrigue 90 pre-
ven. the rial mission % t.se "a-retrs
ana advance" manlpulations from De-
coming apparent 90 the agents. among
which IL the tacklng % placarSis In The
olfscrs forbldding agents % pay On IN
suranees which IL bey0nf the cum
pany's grace period To the expert
enccd ssrnt { reads. we know you
will pay"
why this sahtle system of Eraft
has rrus ined almost unmolessed for
more thaa thirty years Is 4 sss)eet
f0r conlesture-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

However. the government at Paris
ry,pnily purchased a gOOsl- tract
uf ground iB the most desirable $50
IiOn Of Washington aud will erect
theFpOu a spIensiid embassy home Of
It's own. Madame Jus@rTand being
IA American woman aud thoroughly
,,,uver-aut with tl,e wants III Amer
can women aud Yankee conditions OF
life In general has lssn able To give
,i,r fr,'urh architect who Jonrneyed
from Paris many valuable pointers as
ip designing tlBe new house aud she
will ~. ABIDE to Sels-ct the furnishings.
'.tr.. With far greater ease aud sue
s,Ss than could n FrenchwOnan not
la touch with American ways
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03
' THINGS Grow TIE souTH-wEsT rNDER InRI0ATInN.

moisture. But the big farms are not
PHOSPHORUS. They are largely Culti-
waited by tenants and are strangely
devoid 90 features which make the
true southwestern farm one 10 the
most delightful home spots In the
world. The men on the land sell all
they prOsluce aud buy nearly all they
consume. And - they pay tribute
60 others "going and coming"
I have heen visiting \ farm IN the
Sacramento Valley which consists 81
one single acr. % irrigated land and
which makes a hetter home and largrr
net incUme for its owner than many
of his neighhors enjoy On places II
thousands % acres each. The little
farm Il at OTlaud. In Glen County.
and II the property 81 a man hame'i
samuel Cleeks. who has grown old
aud gray while tilling Il for the past
thirty years
SIR. Cheeks tells me that be has no
,IifIiculty whatever In making com.
Portable living from this one acre 81
irrigated land. Not only ~. but h. Is
Ihle 60 save an average 81 four hun
lred dollars a year beside. Tie has
Money Co loan. as well a. fruit. veEe-
a,lcs and poultry products Co Sell To-
hose who are Eetting poorcT every
year I'm carrying on big farms without
irrigation. I was 80 curiOus 90 know
low H. could get such good results
from 30 small an ARA that ! asked
rim 60 give me a list 20 what the
slace contained. Here u Is:
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03
He Liked IN Ganpc.

"a seedy loeklng individual ~
parrntly frwm the rurals. cnirr'~i
Flockner's harl-F shop "u" day LIST
week says the Hobart N"w~-l,"'ul'
lican. "IIe gut In a." ~'svnd chair,
aud told Charley d. wanted I'll"
'Whole works
After Charley had trimmed him
M till be- wouid have PASSED for l"sli"
Nihlack. he woke him up
Hair cut says the sley'Pcr. drows-
~.
-'IIalr's cut says Charlie.
shave says h.. still half aslsep.
"'iAone shaved you
" shampoo
You've got err
" shine
"'Bern shine,i'
MEEK shave
"'Already bsS-u there
'Singc hair
1--WE burned e.
The customer s~ttl~d down In the
chair until h. was sitting On his neck.
and says. 'I'Ull a tOpth.'
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

not Surh - arr provided fur ~tss-r-
age t,aSssuErr~ on th~ Pacific. aud 4
vc-Sel- - equiIsI-vl urrr owned and
opcratei hy a private line. that line
Would - hing in esttins rid of thrfn.
should the army ~ sudsl'-uly rsall'yi
frsm th~ Islands furth~Tm"r~ the
army transport must carry a battery
% rapid IRE guns In her ls0ws. somr-
thing Tor which private st"amSh.p
companies have very litth u~r.
The second Argument advan-,-l nv
the adlrrrnts Of the pp-Sent system
nevis no comment.
The thlnl and last c1ntenti"n i
best supported by a report made on
January 10 20 this wear hv th~ Cen
erai STAFF ~ the Army 90 tls Senats
Committee on Merchant Marine. Ia
Which u was stated that TO emiark
n division would rr,Iuirr ten Gssslto1
shiys aud nine sssHAton ships. VIII
the strength 20 the rrgular army two
divisions could Be made neaey % en-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03
The HaHdenr Returns.

10 was Old home week. ami the ~.
turned sons and sraudSuns had iscn
telling with ui"r, 80 i,.~s pride 81 th"
changes t'iu" hId wrought fer th-m
NJ last Edward Iam'~un sI'nkr:
4 went away fruu hrrr twenty
years ago Iaz'r man. with only unr
solitary dollar lu my I~Hk"t I walked
the four mil'S from my fathers farm
To- the station. and there ! begged 4
ride Co Boston On q fright ear. Last
night I drove inta town lsehini a
spirited pair uf hnr ,s. snl my purSs'-
gaess how murh nay purse hnldS in
money to-day, lH-Sidss hare Ch,--k. 60
and Mr.. IamsS"n hooked alSput him
with a bEilIlaht slailc.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03
INSURANCE SIDE LIGHTS
Methods Employed fOr cougiag the
Hard Norked Ageat.

During the recent scandal and the
airing of Insurance methods In general
which followed. one % the tendere~t
spots % that business was left IN
touched. u is the system known In
the parlance of industrial Insurance
workers n arrears and advances
The taking 90 arrears and advances
occurs weekly on the hook of every
agent. when the agent must pay for
each week on every policy whirh u
l'eyond the grace prriod allowed by the
company. namely -four weeks"
superficially u I'D appear easy
Co Obey the c"mpany's rules or-sup-
ISo~ed rules: hut the can~rIiin- 10 4
policy or policies might preripltate
what Il known as thrown OF claim.
Ing" whereby the company refuses
% ray further special salary until n
sufficient number Of substantial april
cants are approved 90 OFFSET the ran
cellatlons. so u may seem expe,li.
ent io the nee,lful agent. 10 pay n dol.
lar for the current week. rather than
% lose the prospect 90 receiving fifteen
for the week following. re thereby
borrows money frogn the company ~
n large rate 90 intereSt-one dollar Tor
the han - fifteen for one week-and
II he wishes ca retain this Ian he
must pay for the week following.
Gradually hut almost surely. u be-
comes a ease 81 the spider aud the
Fly"
Unless h. H. an uncommonly good
writer. or an exceptionally wary man.
the web tighteus aud his source Of
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03
MADAME JUSSERAND
AMERICAN GIRL HH0 MARRIED
a FRENCHuIN. NOH ~
DIIIOulTIC SWIM.

Frcach Ambassador at Nashlageon
Given I'osit'oI largely on nScount
Of ktfe's i,LsiVity -NeN tmbassy
ouldiag . ri. Stcd.
How murh wife can do 90 heip
lrr husband iH a pu'lir caryr j. con
Nincingiy proven by the married life
&C Madame JusSs.rand. the American
wife 81 he French Ambassador nj
Nasla0 un. Insiecd NJ. JuSserand
was Ss'hSf'-l by tiIa Government Of
Franz io net a. the accredited agent
80 uur sister r-Isul'lic nc Uncle Sans
headquarters largely lccause Of the
fast that D. had an American wife
who u was lscliryr,l suld H. of
gr,-at asSi~tanrr 60 him In handling
any urgutiati"ls Whis1h might have Co
d. "arri"d On l--twsSn the two na.
ti"ns.
Madame IuSSrraRd. although Am.
eriran iIru. sIs.ut mast 81 her life.
uP to the time 90 her marriage. in
Franz. That she was thus an exIl,
frum thu land 20 the stars and Strips
was du" to the fact that heT father.
Mr.. Ri,-hapls. WIS an American hank
rr In Paris. AMI thus his business IN
i"r'-Sts compslls,l him to reSid- nj.
tn''St c"ntinu"uSly at the Frrnrh cap
iiaL Ills daughter was educatsi on
th" hanks "f the Sslne aud speaks
fr'n'h quite as readily rs shr docS
English.
Her husband has y great admiration
f"r tbs Am"rican pcoIsls'-PoSSil,ly 10
cauSs d" j. 80 fond 10 his wife. lie
u an author &c note aud has trans
lli,vl several American . erary works
Int" fp-nch. IrioT 90 coming g.
Washington. " JuSSerand and his wife
r,-Si,l'vl Ia Cois"nhagen. tho capital 81
lsnmark. Wh-p, NJ. Iusserand acted
ns the envoy 10 his government
His Pr"moiion to Washington was =
tlsS'i,h-d advance In rank and carries
With IL hig iR~rcasr In salary.
M INSEPARABI.E COJPLE.
Eoih VI. JusSerand AMI his Yankee
hrlpmate are very genial AMI hoSplt
al'lr, but they are manifcStly murh
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

"Fifty dulllrS"
''sseVruty 1--WE
~ hundred shouted the lsoyS.
fll~,l with admiration
NO" said Mr. Jameson. drawing y
large fiat pur~e frum his Is~'kct wlr'n
the Clamor had sulrsi,l'-i. ''nnnr - y"u
has guessed right. Whrn I paid the
- crnts to OLHy B"sgs for nay ~"
freshing drive in the rsash. had
besides my trunk check (which ! -
taine,i for finanrial reaSonS.I exactly
4 ceRts. I have come hack. my friends.
Co stay. Any little jol's ~ saving
and splitting will h. gratefully ~
celved. Youths Companion.
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wraTt--I M In -arh oilrr. lnsls--l
" h,.n to-, fr,-n,ih Ambassador visited
the -. I.s.uis Exposition alssne by
rs-a-sn 10 the fart that Madame Iusss'-
rand was prevented from arOmIsany-
Ing him l-sau~e "f an atS-sS-ss On Der
forshead u was thu nrSt time in tlseir
married life that they had ever been
SEPARATED. even for = few days
Madame Iuss-rand i rather dark-
couplexlonsvl aud len many re~I'ects
has the aIg,earanee % q Typical
Fn-nsh waman. She y q hrm De
Hevrr On Ouidosr life Ne a source o.
healih aud PLEASURE. When In Wash
Ington az NJ their summer home On
chs caast % Massachusetts, she and
her husband daily indulge In long
walks and sipend hours playing tennis
Madame Jus-rrand " a most Chart
ably ti.,uu-s-l woman and Slnce her
arrival In Amerira has constantly but
InsSsu~piruausly ailed many causes
she has M childrrn. hut On several
ssrasianS she has given parties NJ her
ham. for The FreRch chlllren residing
a the national capital
NEW FRENCH EMBASSY.
T',a Iadv u Isoking forward to hav-
Inc fi.s privIleee 90 htiin- M q new
Fr~n~h EmlsaSsy nc waShinEtoa that
yin ~ IN kerpins with the dignity
90 s,-.- slS.~- r--puli'~. For years the
s",r.neh aaIsr- 10 Frame In ths
Tni'~d States wss locaied IN m OBJ
rr~,l~ace In Washington that vas ~
-" 'ine the home 20 Admiral forteF
Tr'~a a few years aeo the Frnrh 80
talsli~hmeut WIS moved 60 the houss
ewn~d nv ReIismv StorrT-'he heIss
vhi~h Pre~idrut Roosevelt lea~ed tuSl
after hls e'~rtian ~ VlcfPrealdenl
Rnd l.~f~rp ~ hsa ahv thouEht tha'
Ne ,vouid ~ eaIl~d uPoa 90 - 90 IN
u4&e Hoaae WHEN ~ taok NJ N
Fesldencs m the eity On ths Potomac
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

ing conditions arr suISriur even to-
tiIssse Of south"ru California. there
- u great iulur' ter THIS southwestern
cOrneT ct Auirr,a. aud q viii ss,uIe
aay he psViil'Vi a. extensively - IT.
u OIislerfui runs show u to have us-ca
UnknOwn Ccuturics agO.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

- hear your son has heea winning
hlgh hon0rs at colieEeT'
-He has. indeed lie has hen q
Quarterback. q halfbaek. q fuilhaek.
and now"
yes. what n Ne nowT said the
speaker eaGerly.
wow rspIied the Other. hes 9
hunehhaek"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

The butcher thinks the haker has an
easy time through liie:
The baker thinks the Doctors path u
ever free from strife:
And 90 rs all this truth comes home
as through this life ne bob
Itis the other fellow every time that
has the easy sob.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03
SOUfHWRST'S SMALL FARMS.
WGNDERFCL crop REStL II
IRON 4 SIXGLE ACRE OF GVOD
LRRIGITED LAND.

instance Of q Man hho Makes Good
Living and Lays ~ IOuT USsoTSS
LSsIlaa = q NeaT-NO tear - OTootn
90 0 ailure.
WILLIAM =. sMYTHE
The Sacramento \aiiey 81 Cali
fUrnla a. a land 81 to- iaTns. I'u.
VaGe estates run ail tiis Way from Otis
,llUuSand TO Utr hundred tlIVusin'i
acres. Il Was OiCe prOnIaule 40 lara
vast AREAS ia gTaih
Although this valley Is blessed viii.
nlssst abundant water supplies, arr
gatioa n nOt generally employed.
There Is little rainfall from MAJ To
NOvrml'er. Jet grain aud deciduosis
fruits are grOwa Withan3 ariineial
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03
Sl.OO per Year.

arL iu hfi,-.n days. Assuming ia
..I". q would require. to Strs" ,i,.'
hI>j qui'k hloW 81 fur,'. ,rorr'>I, HiI
800 tu uur p.".sHIl u. o., r.,., %, 90
u.rut. thc cutir. ship CA the A.
Iullc aud muT" than zee cuiiTr to-.
u4-" "I tur rI,i,." u y doui,t.
'u. II any priNIt. line would care 10
E"li 'u"u-i ~iI', iu r''~rrN. 80 trans
ur tWu dtNt~I"u- "u form. Eht =
.su,.,.. iu. 'gssstv.a.l-tyr 'sr..'.Jl
-Iv" 10. ~ his opinion that. In view
uf the fuiiir efforts ~ ~. Quarter
MASTER department to obtain suit
Gltl. trlu.Ivsrt~ fr,su tie merchant
marin" 900 $50 Ter thr Transportation
81 th" army t. 'uin, aud Uf the
.uri.r f.1 NrI vN.u witidrtwu
frum regular lu' ~,.~y ir' the traus.
parts can uot Iz. ldtIutI.,pu>ly Il ,-
fuf-'7i 81 eos .uE tu their peculiar in.
f'rIur 'uu.'rrIsf .uu. ~ would II" wise
fHsII'y o. rfr.u -u''irf"ut rumlH'r 10
'auts H~ inrf CO., ru' Equipment ~ tn
army. tu w.. ,-.luu-"Is.IllN ,-ir,si fur aui
l,T,t boo ~u.' ,rtud .uu tS tp lss prompt
k available Ter any emergency which
may arts" requiring ne" transportation
80 tr,sFt> Uu tls ,sr.Hu SiurH the
vhi,l-.r 81 truuIl" 100 th" pri"ut two
first class tr,ssf,-h.f,~ have h,..n he'll ~
ru"h"r he M1uIIl l;lv. aui until Iinu
Iry Hu 10, fr,'.-lii"rs II The trlu~Isut'
-,.rNi,r' we're "ut Of active ~,FVic.. with
tlR rN'sfiIun 81 ihr I'iN.
PACIFIC FLEET \ MODEL
tn" army has hult ~ it, paci o
TRANSPLANT fleet after bong and tr, in
"Nis-r"u'r. and 10 b. g..u"r1lly cpur,-l
II that tho v,>~,.ls ar mo-i..ls ~ thDi.
kiui Representative 80 foreign
governments laN" asked f"~ aud r.
c,iy'i "uf,',.s ~ ihr specifications
~" TRANSPORTATION 81 live st,s'k ha1
'-'ru fruitful - dislSfrrs Tho first
s'u~i.um"ut ~ mul'.s ~hiIf..,l To MAJ
De WIS suur',' 80 great anxiety.
Every Ur'v'au'iuu W., i1'"1. and ~.
uallv ~" fatal Tr'',ru't"n - l"lly.
'Iudins "a" animals '1u>rl tn .u,S ~
~ hut ono. who l.'s-ane known he
Manila ~ tho hun,lr,vi thouSlnd dot.
ltr jack IT," r.'~' 900 lt.-i - 'hr un.
accustomed cNcrri~c 10 swinging on
th,''- stonaChs.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03
Never Drink Wsicr.

There are many dinercnt kinds ~
animals that never In an their Hives
slD 20 mueh as q drop % water.
Amane ths~e are the namas az the
Ande- ana the xaleIles q The TAR
East Many naturalists believe tna.
The only moisture imhlhed ~ viz
rabbits Il derived from the gresa hefo-
age they eat
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03
ERA or THE SMALL Farm.


Time was when the man who had
said that q living could h. made from
arrea. much leas q single acre.
would have been cOaNidercd =
dreamer ~ q erseRhOrn. Now. how
ever. al thrsugh thu Southwest. IN
great srrtioRs &c California and Ar
Rana. whrre tho sun II warm. the soil
10 dep aud fertIlr. aud the water far
iFFiEatIen ample. little farms are max
Ing Zoe their owners uorc money than
many % the blg ones. Two. thru
eve AMI ten acre Tracts ciosely and
faithfully cultivated have hecome. IN
hundreds a Instances. veritahle eoli
nina eoue 20 the eommunitics ~
southern California. eannnaetl ~ these
Ilttle ranches. resemble the suhurhs OF
4 village. 80 claap arp the farm hoa.rs
ArsEaaa n MT - FAR alaag IN ms
claas % spttlemeat. heeauae V u q
newer country. but tho eashuHlasile
claim n made Tor many parts 81 the
TerrltoEx hat the climate an1 grCS-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

OCEAN STEAMERS eaFry from six %
Ten eatS whaae duty h b. keep IN
peaneneers' quarters free non mlcs
snd Fata n the cats are nos ~
safrra. mr. are dismissed