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PUBLIC NOTICES.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
CATSkILL AOUEDUCT,
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Il APPOINT
MENT OF COMMISSIONERS OF
PUTNAM COUNTY

NENT OF CoMMiSSioNERS OF APPRAISAL.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
Public notice Is hereby given that II Is the in
New York TO make application 70 the supreme
Court OF the State Of New YORK for the ePpoint,
%snS Of &c SoTm miss ai ,sS q A A. VsSsSds under s SeaD sp
pllcation viii be made at a Special Term OF the
Supreme Court TO be held in and for the Ninth
yyii iIlff,HSGt g' OF VwsAaiiT'EF' PLANS, WEsrcHEsTKR
GQpp MY Nv 6p On Sn XIV faoH a. 10 feSg
in the forenoon OF that day or as soon thereafter
as counsel can be heard. The object OF such ap-
pilcatlOn is 20 obtain an order OF the Court appoint,
ing three dlslnterested aud competent reeholders,
one OF whom shall reside in the County. OF New
York and at least one OF whom shall reside In the
is situated, 70 act as commissioners OF appraisal
under said act and discharge all the duties con
ferred BY the said Law and the acus smsnasiory
for the purpose OF providing an additional supply
q pure ana Nn0'''O~'
The real estate sought 70 be taken OF affected is
situated in the Town OF PhlllpstOwn In the County
OF putnam and state o. New ork;
The following 10 a brief description OF tue real
estate sought TO be taken. a references TO the date
and place OF nling Of the map. and Of the route u
the Aqueduct and OF the greatest and least width
All those certain pieces or parcels Of real estate.
situated In the Town o. Phulpstown, Putnam
map, entitled Northern. Aqueduct, Department.
Section No. 2, Board OF Water supply OF the City
Town Of PhlIipstown, County OF Putnam, and
State OF New York, 10 be acquired by the City OF
New York. under the provisions. of Chapter 72A
ton OF Catskill Aqueduct and appurtenAnces from
Westchester County line 10 Foundry Brook Valley. /"
S sleSs G %" ISs ~ esu alsd d y P SSs Sfaos :, q c. tnS EoS NEW
YORK, on the 18th day OF October. 1905. and 10
bounded and described a. follows:
oo ssxie1i of w.,, = es.ss s ~" Putnam. In me Town
Of Phillipstown, where the said County line Is In
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SpeclaItics Of HENRY FISHER, SIS PAL
NETTO ST. and slS Gates ave. BrooEiyh'
? Building plot, tO0xl45, corner Covert ave, anu
Palmetto St., on Covert ave. II. II. station. tlS,OOO:
sstory dOu BILE brick corner on Hamburg ave:
butcher, no lease, $4,000; 3-story SINCE DICK
Al $3.50, on Covert ave. and ON Grove St S-stoIy
single frames at $1,000 and $500, all decoIaIeo.
Covert ave: q story and basement frame IN stump
ter St. near chauncey st. station, az 1850: SstoLy
single brown stone front and semen Lewls
ave, $500: 8 story brownstone front. single nat.
Gates ave, 81. $50: 2-story basement orownstone
front. Quincy st. $1,000; also 20 sstOry donole
houses have all the latest improvements Ieie-
phone, 2ilBL-Bushw.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

A-A-A- A.-A-A.-
cYRlLLE cARREAu, TOO sth sy otsns
STORES, FLOORS AND STUD1OS.
Southeast corner 9Th Av. and bSth st.. nrst noor.
large show windows: heated; divide.
second door. light, quite large: viii divide
IVA oth av., nrt door, light business.
"a East Esd ST.. half second floor.
81 90 West 44th St., three noors; light business
or bachelors apartment.
All kinds hoors. studios, lofts. different locations.
STORES.
81 West 45th st., adjoining 9th av.. store, large
show window, 5000 per year.
All al Madison av., three stores, skyngnts.
10. $3.50; three first noor stores.
7Is Centre ST., store and bssemo light.
Southeast corner Broome and Suffolk SITS, store.
basement and cellar.
al Bowery, store. basement and cellar:
Some large and small stores centrally located.
LOFTS.
a East Esd st., half nrst loft studio; skylight.
elevator service, steam heated.
Large selection Of business lofts and noors.
COS 9Th av., basement.
500 9th av., basement.
CYRILLE CARREAU. Agent, 7es 9Th av.. tah.
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MACHINERY

THREE conere,, mixers. several stone e~ruShers,
centrifugal and steam pumps. air compIes&ors eno
tAck drills portable boilers on wneeis or shios
hICHES BROTHERS. IU-lga Lperty suoe@
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WANTED.


AGENTS wanted 70 sell bOOhi
iaG theory Gle arly disproyed; nothing ever Ano"n
Ike II. THE EQUITABLE UNION, sun once
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A.-A.-A.-Agents and salesmen wanted; l
have six nca intaese ofnces who nave never drawn
together for any single week since we began sell
ing operations less than 5000 as their share OF
commissions earned. that Is, an average OF SJOO
apiece or more, one OF them drew t,IOO one week.
while another drew 81. 100. and three or four OF
them run up TO 500 or 400 each week In actual
money. drawn as their share OF commissions earned
give fun particulars and viii reply likewise
BENJAMIN, p. O. box S2l. y, Y. CITY.
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JOHN N. GOLDING,

$500. cash or time. buys Is -scre poultry, fruit eld
vegetable farm. new room cottage. Oskdale
folk; hnest climate. water. markets and societEc
Other farms 80 acre and up. z. u.
FOR SALE OR RE~Nr-Funishcd or unfurnished
cottages. farms, boarding housce. hoteis. building
lots. az Monticello, KiameshA Lake vicinity. FRAN
L DONNELLY. Real Estate. Monticello. N. Y.
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manufacturing concern wants pur
chasing agent familiar with heavy machinery,
good heat for "details, and see that orders are cor
rectly given and deliveries promptly made &C
cordinQ 20 spe cihcations; location. Pnlauelpnh
salary 5000 81. 500. Call. write.
ln1 HrnauMAN. n. Y.
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ATOMS wANTED-MALE.

~-ALrSNAN with 20 years experience IN ladies'
m karga, and Missouri medium towns. WIN De
N ror civ from iOru IN sJth December for the pnI,
p's~ nf ssrurbc two nrst class spec!aity nnes' y,
enlIr,t Ua.Y MA hrSt class manulaeSnIs 'SvpY
best references given. Address MOttHlS nENN
HOLD. Hotel Albert.
4 LADY wishes 10 place her COaehman. VINO nAs
been IN her employ for the past two years nhu
VINO Is faithful and competent personal IsIeIsnn
can he obtained At Room 100. ~ rune Sc Ve'oP"O
No. A00l John.
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DRATGHTSMEN - Wanted, experienced
draughtSmen in electrical apparatus, switch
boards. transformers. motors and generators: only
nrst class men need apply; state experience anu
salary expected. Address CHIEF DRACGhTS-
NAN, Westinghouse Electric x Mig Co, East PITTS
burg. Pa.
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AMERICAN BASEMENT DWELLING IN Fifties
near Fifth Ave: full sire. built BY owner for own
use. VIII kAcrfaoe. e.
A MODERN DWELLING with side lights IN ff-
ties near ftfth ave. Perfect order. Ready TOR
immediate occupancy. 49,
A FULL sIZE DWELLING IN me Fiftles near
Fifth Ave. Asking 10000. q.
IN SIXTIES q MADISON AVE. Pun width
dwelling. New plumbing. hardwood noora per-
feet order. Asking $4,000. To-
Our Aa sent on application. ~ includes dgsLItrcs
IN FtftA Avenue sect0n. IN Fcrftes. FInses and tdsf oT
Central Park. Prices range from $4,000 and Up-
JOHN N. ID
s,h Ave. cor. 18th 81. Amsterdam Ave. a ic,d 81.
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LADIES working two hours every afternoon
make SIS per week or more. ADDRESS Lock boz
1883. Des Moines. la.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
LEARN THE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
Ann MAKE MONEY WHILE LEARNING.

LEARN THE TEAL Estate BUSINESS
AND MAKE MONEY WHILE
You can make more money selling home sites IN
tn Is Real Estate development than In any other
about New York. Our building plots sill because
every city Improvement is NOW Installed. Besides
water, gas, electric lg ut, concrete pavements ana
mAcadaml scd streets. our property IN severed rom
end 10 end. There are two railroad Stations on the
n ii LONG ISLANDS HIGHEST CLASS
DEVELOPMENT.
We sell at prices just as low and on terms lust as
iust as liberal. \ few hrst class representatives,
desired with energy. Experience In real estate is
not essen tlal. We help statesmen 10 build up tnelr
business. Commissions are payable out OF the nIst
receipts from customers. As the number We eau
employ Is limited, apply Immediately. Aduress
OPPORTUNITY. BoX 10 Sun ONCE.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

SEWERS CHAM Aprons; make highest wages.
material sent 10 door free of charge. Stamped
addressed envelope for particulars. l., =. RICH
ARDS, 45O4 Cottage Grove av., Chicago.
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LADIES 10 work piecework: 80 per dozen: mate
rails furnished: no canVRsslng Y, steady work; stamped
envelope. BEST INFO. Co, Chnmplain Bldg
Chicago.
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BOY WANTED-A NEW YORK
OF REFINED PARENTAGE BRITISH or CAN
ADIAN PRETERRED; SALLAR fHrr ~ SI r n!
FOR II RIGHT BOY. ADDRESS ENSLISh'
nny 10 SITN nFFICE.
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chasing agent familiar with heavy machinery.
mSgId s.s; an sGg ac;s, pl1 a .es' sec et' that rs oad. Tss are cor
rectly given and deliveries promptly maos &c
s co =, 70 os5 IS goo. Cali. Wrise. HAPG0oDS.
S0i broadway. n. Y.
ROY NEW YORK MERCHANT
REQUIRES 4 wELL ufETI SEfi 6R c BCf
n1puIaaNS IPfREFERRED: SALARY s. TO START;
This IsA POSITION WIrh 4 p EuTURREEG IT, II
JEwELRY BUYER Department store that Is
growing rapidly wishes manager ana, buyer IoI
leWelry. leather goods and cut glass department
come from store with which he mas held simllSI
position a bright future Is gIaTansos1 70 tne IigH'
SUPERINTENDENT OF pELIyERY. Progrss.
sive department store in the miadle IVES, which Is
building a new store wants man with experience
in delivery department OF some Large Eas snd nave aS
record for organizing ability; salary. Sz'lOO up
Cali, write. HAPGooDs, sI Broadway. \ y.
THERE is big money m the brokerage business.
handling han q I'M d i,GGSs, S snd highly respected profession
and guarantee connection as branch mana ger OF
Ga SaN s'i sRoksRR SGHs' COLLEGE ISL Ia sale St,
Chicago.
LARGE wholesale house. paying It's statesmen
81, 500 90 per year and expenses TO sell staple llne 10
SAWYER LESLIE d co, Detroit Mich.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in any line 10 sell gen.
eral trade In New York an uneIcelled specially
proDoeitIon: vacancy Jan. list; commissions with
Cleveland. Ohio.
REAL ESTATE men wanted to sell Queens
county lots; SIPS upward: easy sales; our men are
making good, quick money; foreigners preferred,
Park Row. Manhattan.
COLLEGE MAN-Good opening for ~,echnlcal
graduate with large company outside New horn
TO start. Call. write. S6 Broad
agents for Butte Copper Mining
standins. Address for particulars and terms with
bank references. +. W. CHILD. ~ broadway. New
ENGINEERS. Electricians. Piremen. Machlnlsts.
Etc Tn s;msSsd a. ioT p Sy "a GaR RSSS Pf Bosrd Of EnSineeTs:
sent free. GEO. 4. TELLER BOOK co, % s.
TRUST COMPANY desires complete stan Of men.
booked pers, tellers, trust department &c; L0r
Information. call BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY CO.
1 Union Square.
CIGAR SALESMAN wanted in your locality, city
and country trace salary and expenses OF com
! CIGAR co. Dept. ID, Toledo. Ohio.
ACTIVE Statesmen earn $500 per month selling
as speclaIty and hal that amount as side line staple
frequent repeater. ANUFACTURER Box 1888
50. Louis, Mo.
SL.NrE ROOFERS -Two skaters wanted at once.
none hut good mechanics need apply. WHITE
PLAINS co, ) Spring ST., White
Plains, Y. y.
STENOGRAPHER wanted: young man about p,
Remington operator; must have had experience IN
TRANSPORTATION and Ming system. attractive prOpo'
sitiOn. Address ELECTRIC, II. o., box iaN.
WANTED Junior clerk. good at figures and
some experience; age II to sg salary ~ a week
A. W, box 100 sun ONCE.
SEQ PER expenses advanced men "a
travel, advertise. post signs ana leave samples
SAUNDERS co, Dept. 4, Chicago.
wANTED-Lithograph transfcrrcrs 10 work In
an omen shop; best Of wages and steady work
CREtLKY pRINTERY. 81. Louis, Mo.
--ModelIer. Address KNOCH a
STERN, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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handling stocks. bonds and securities: We tea oh
you this diRnihed and highly respected profession
and guarantee connection as brancn manager OF
old established brokerage business. THE AAEhl
CAN BROKERAGE 1871 La sale ST.
Chicago.
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LARGE wholesale house, paying It's statesmen
n, JOO. 90 per year and expenses to sell staple line 10
general trade, desires two more men Tor lgUI 70
commence work at once. II possible. ADDRESS
SAWYER LESLIE d co, Detroit Mich.
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JEWELRY BUYER department store that ~
growing rapidly wishes manager ana buyer IoT
ieWelry. leather goods and cut glass department
must have had department store experience anu
COME from store with which he mas held similar
position; a bright future Is guaranteed 70 the Llgnt
man can write, HAPGOODS. 907 B'way n. y.
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CHURCH AND CLERGY.

The Rev. Dinsdale 7. Young. ths
noted English Wesleyan IIreacheF. said.
"A true Methodist cannot b. a blgot."
The total lncOme o. the iI.iI7 lncum-
benss q the Anglican churrh u Eng.
land AMI Wales Is just over t35s1OlO.
II II an unwriitsn law Of the I'rotes-
tant Episcopal church % the United
States that no man shall D. bishop
whO h not an American citizen.
A new school % THEOLOGY. represent.
lne several denominations. has been
successfully opened In connection with
ManchesteF university. England.
Archbishop wel,er - Poland has teeu
transferred o. America. whcrc he will
have supervision % the entire Polish
Catholic church Tie win arrive IN
America about Christmas.
The Rev. Washington RSiman u As
tOria l. one % the few living Ameri-
cans who were friends u Edgar Allan
POe. They became acquainted wiIen
Poe was living In FOrdham aud the
Rev. Mr. Ro,lman was rector q the
EpiscoPal churrh In West Parma
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DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

There are more than 5ODp volumes
m Helen GOulds library besides man.
uscripts 90 the fourteenth aud fifteeRth
centuries
The ffst deaf mute IN the country
% become q nun h Miss Eta Mae
Hoffman. who was recrntly reviewed
into the Dominican order az Hunts
Point. ny.
Mrs. Sh0ntA wife Of Theodore Perry
Eh0nia OF Panama canal fame. has TAX
en- over 10 London h-F two daughters.
extremely pretty girls. who have Just
finished their education IA Paris. They
were presented by Mrs w'hltrlaw Reid
st court
Mrs. Joseph 7. Bowen % chicago.
who has been the donor of many %
tie new buildings IN the Hull House
quadrangle. has bccome pubic
speaker IN spite Of herself. in order 10
make adequate RESPONSE o. many al.
dresses Of thanks
Mrs. Prank Mackey IL expected 90
lead uie American contingent IN smart
English society this scason By enter.
tanning frequently I'm her suit q apart.
ments az the new Ritz hotel. Mrs
Maekey h said 10 H. one Of the niO.s
amusing takers that have ever rep
resented this country abroad
Mr.. W. T.. Wilson % Philadelphia L.
travelling through south America 70
study educational systems. social con
diti0ns and the status of women. She
VIII spcRd eve months GA the trip and
expects 20 Journey by train. Steamer.
In primitive ssagecoachcs and on the
backs q horses aud burns. crossing
The Andes ave times IL i one nf the
most nemarkable and daring Journeys
ever undertaken by an American wO.
nan.
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COLLEGE AND SCHOOL.

Teachers q Joplin. No. are requirci
% tell their prosIseCts for marriage lie
fore they are hlrsSi foT the year
The arst AmericHn college was liar.
ward. which was 0Irnsyi to receive stu.
denis In i,Sss. az Newton. Mass. now
eails,l Cambridge.
Janles Roscoe Day. chancellor u
Syracuse university. stands six feet
four inches Ia his stockings and weighs
30 pounds. lie has bcen AZ the bead
% Syracuse university Tor twelve
years. IN which time b. has met with
marked sucesws.
Under the guidance u President hut
Ier - Columbia university 5sDD British
teachers will visit this country and
Canada during tlse next school year.
This visit has ls-sn planRel by Sir Al
fred Mosely. whose visiting cOmmis-
sion IN 1915 found that cur women
teachers were making American youth
efheminats AMI that they werr under.
paid.
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BASE HITS

Carl DruhOs. released by Cincinnati
% 81 Louis. has bccOme q WANING
pitcher for the Cardinals.
Pitcher Eels has proved a end Cor
Cleveland laJols would not ell him
Cor any amount right nov.
sOckAlezis. the once famous bah
player q the Cleveland club. l. dsg.
gins clans on the Maine coast
AZ present the American leegue has
nore no tatsmen than the National
Last year the reyerse obtained
Jimmy Williams. the New York
AmericAns' secos,d lasemah. has taken
OF ~ much weiEht since last year
dat 10 nov n aide % run very fast
lndeed
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Ma -. Who knows many q prae-
ticsl thins. had q maid who was dylag
(or thOushe she wasl % indigestion.
1oW this maid vas too valuahls % loss.
- her mistress deteTmlned % save her
NE and nstain her services Maggie.
I wans pa % eat ever norning for
breakfast three slowed pruaeS Now.
nsvsr more than TIRES. n yOu wers 20
eat mere you would Set tired q thsn-
But thFss yin leave you a little hungry
Cor soDs more pruRss and your ape
tins wfIl steadily Increase Maggie
staFtsd IN Obeiiently and at the end %
tks weed was the healthiest. happiesi
aiEi fug miles arOund MrA - has
sGscted many such earsA-Nsw Yosh
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Noise % Appllastioa far raK n.sd UuAss
sssttas sof Chapser g.. Law 90 Faus.
"a.
EOIiCE n herehy givxa tat Ba9ard n
" nopas. purchaeGr q Tar CeFtina1ts NJ.
has olsd aalf esstl1c1ts n ~ olane. ea1 -
maee aBEitnnftoa tor thM oeoa - iNsas IL
RncaF,lal6a eiIA ag. sai1 oeriiann1e embHnr-
- - tall1glnT esseTlhed pEupeFty s,taaisa IN
A. hik "a. DUhAA1.
II zas1 lana beinH aasennd 81 tha Aats q
~ iuDanoR q eneh oel1l1na,f - ake nmuap ~
- rpdnpnn1 aaeoxding - 40. tar dssa uiIi
lsos lnsTeon ~ IL esh day a. OcfohsF
a. D. lnA.
az s ss a. | y s : ss..,. 5 81 '' 'A''
QaaD tAMl u. JORDAN.
q c..eul tsIs,st. voiaala counly, Nortaa.
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big trust company in which poor
people had invested millions Of
dollars. The president Of the
company, whose misconduct
caused the failure, had the deceD-
ey 10 blow out his brains, however,
which IL more than could he cred
tied to the politicians whose dirty
work was exposed last year.
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Torture by Savaxes.

Speaking oi the torture Ia which
some 1T the savage tribes in the Phil
ippincs subject their captiyes, reminds
me OF the intense suffering ! endured
for three months from inflammation
OF the Kidneys" says w. NJ. Sherman.
Of Gushing. Me. nothing helped me
until ! tried Electric BitteTs, three
bottles IT which completely cured
me Cures Liver Complaint, Dys-
Pcp,ia Blood disorders and Malaria;
and restores the weak aud nervous
to robust health. Guaranteed BY all
druggists. Price soc.
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Senator Tillman says that the
day will come when freight rates
on the railroads will be ~ iDexor-
ably fixed - passenger rates. And
why shouldn't they! It's q square
deal all around. No one would
dream Il trying to get . cheaper
passenger rate than the schedule,
and in all fairness the railroads
ought b. have the same rule in
reference 10 freight.
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Bryan Is making the rounds OF
the States, and being received
everywhere with great snthusi-
asm. Roosevelt and Bryan are
today the two biggest" men in
the United States. The former
has bsen elected 30 the highest
Office within the gift Of the peO-
pie; the latter has been twice de-
featsd. What . similArityi What
q CONTRAST
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An Ounce Of Prevention

Is worth q pound Of cure. There are
many POOF sufferers. Cunsumptiyes
who are hopeless of getting we'll
who. Il they had taken care of them
selves, would nov be welL A cough
is the foundation 81 Consumption.
Billiards. Horchound Syrup will cure
that cough. Mrs. S, Great Falls.
Montana. writes: Il have used Bal
laTds HOTehound Syrup in my fami-
~ for years-my children never sui.
fer with coughs. Sold by al drug
gisis
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IL IL now said that the Russian
reyolutiOnists will attack the con-
sulates of the most powerful ma
tions, % Ne % involve the home
government in international CON-
plicatiOns. This would be . foxy
triek-aRd would probably bring
the Russian autOcrAts up with Q
Jerk.
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Three years ago TEE NEws pre-

Three years ago THE NEws pre-
dicted that DeLAnd property
would resume its "befOre-ths-
freeze" valuation. Our Predie-
ton has bsen more than realized.
THE NEws' growth prophet now
predicts ten brick or artificial
stone buildings for DeI.And with.
in the next twelve months.
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a snali log and bis smaller sister
- IL Wet I'hiladelphla family we're BE-
ms interviewed ~ an admlring visitor.
NE askei ne bog how Old BE- was. bul
be had an ATTACH % shyneas ana eOald
net tell His slster however. did bet
ter aud announced that be was alx
ysars cd. STA years Old!- exclaimed
re visitor. What a blE bog. And
how tan are your This stumped both
TIE chlldFen The visitor sxprensed sur
prise that = six-year-oid bog could not
tell his height. aud even the little sister
hung hsT head IN shame nAen ne Viz
ltor give q up and talksa q Ofhsr
things. bot soOa TIE little EiFi sdgsi
arOSnd 10 her ana vhispsFsd, -You
mustn't tel mamma" ahs said. -bus
Rob h just tall enough % reach O.
Jam % ths pantry shslf"-Phfladslphia
necosd
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Maybe it Is not yet consterRa-
ton, but il il liable at almost any
time 10 lie that. The fact 10,
"Flagler's I'arrOtt" isAying about
Loose aud the trouble about it l.
that it is being recognized, and
Furthermore is liable to lie cap
tured aud cooped by M awakened
pOpulAce. and ROckledge
News.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07

A tropical storm lie On route
from the Bahamas. Several II
them may be expected about this
time every year. They are often
very severe on the coast, but sel.
dom do any damage to the int
rior,
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07

Cuba has . revolution on her
hands a. . result Of election
frauds. II must he remembered
that Cuba has had only one or
two elections, and the people over
there haven't gotten used TO such
thinRs.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07

Senator Frank Adams anhOun-
ces that lac favors T. A. Jennings
fer Governor in l9OS. The cor.
pOrations should nov get Grill.
Harris and Sans 10 endOrse Jen-
nings-Gnd then Jennings will lie
out Of the race.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07

u you are troubled with liver com
plant and have not received help read
this. Mrs. Mary r. Hammond.
Moody. Texas. y vas in poor health
with liver trOuble-lOg over a year.
Doctors did me no good and I tried
HeTbine. and three bottles cured me-.
] can't say too much ZOE Herbine. IS
Il Is a wonderful liver medicine.
always have il in the house. Pub
li>h where you wish. Sold By all
druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-09-07

StenslAnd, gentleman" wreck
er 81 the big Chicago hank, has
been captured in fAr-on MoroccO,
and will he brought back TO iii.
nois for trial. It's hard to evade
your Uncle Samuel.