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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

ters Of an hour.
Madam Thursby and Mr.. Ben
Thursby's family went over b.
Coronado beach Tuesday for .
tao weeks outing.
News comes from Mrs. Pate,
in Cha rl0tte, ). e., who spent last
winter here with On invalid
daughter. that the daughter died
short time ago. She came with
the hops that Miss Eunice would
be benefited by the change. For
a time she did seem b. improve,
hut diseas. had too great inroads
for her ever to regain her health.
Mr.. Edwin SPRINGER, wife and
daughter, Mrs. Morrison, are
staying over here this week, in
their old home ON leaVitt avenue.
Mr.. Spencer Is improving has
place aud saving his pears and
grapes.
There is quit u demand already
fer houses H. rent in Orange City,
and P,-'ple s.-'m tO want 81 come
early.
Miss Ethel MOtsinger returned
from her weeks visit at COrunadO
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Sperry is furnishing his
hous- "n Graves avenue prepaFa-
tory b. renting this winter.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17
HARRY RePEIxs CASE.


Residents of this city who followed
With great interest the proceedings
In the Circuit Court here against
Harry Hopkins, a former baggage
man Of the Florida East Coast Rail.
gay, will h. further Interested 10
learn that the SuVTrme Court has
affirmed the drcisiOn Of the lOwcr
cOart, and that the sentence Oi dsc
yeArs In the PsnitsuiiaTv oil h. i'm
posed
Hopkins vas convicted on several
iBaietm<nts fOT TObbaag baggage eu.
trusted % his charge Wh,lr he as
wOEkiag fOT the TailNay company
His case s1s bittrTly fought b, The
defsnse. and the prose- utiOn "a
conducted Professionally from point t.
point. The evidence uAs over ~ he i'm.
Ing. and the jury TesdeIvd a Verdi't
Of guilty. The court seaIenced Hop
Gins AZ a special tern To Eve years
imprisonment la the PenitSntiary
Tue case Was carried To the SupTSme
Court, With the result stated. ~
AuKu~tiRr iecoFd.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

The editor of Kansas news,
paper states that h. l'"Erow'Ni -
Winchester ride recently aud
started up the street {" deliver
tn weaIsun o. ito on u"r. The drlin-
qu-nt suhsrrib-r- got It into their
heads that h., Vas "u the warpath
and every one h. met insisted un
paying what be- osed hun. tine
man wiped out debt at tn year,
standing. On h,s rturn Z" hi-
ufic, he found had Of hay, uf-
teen bushels ui corn, ten bush
els Of I"tat,-es, a cord "i woud aud
. barrel Of tuTnips that had heen
brought IN. All the country ',ii-
tors ar tryin to l.Orr"v Ninch"--
trrs.-kansas City Journal
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

The 'hins~e always have understood
Jhs great art Of making the pun SHINE Il
o. the crime Man "r Joss u hr ~
f-R,is. gets rAs-tly his d,-~-Tts Vice
TOY Shuua. WIN was anxious 60 $50 the
md Of the heavy minfalls. was vrrJ
angry with the guardian JISs 20 Gan
ton. Nho remainel deaf 60 all prayer
20 hiring al-out . LITTLE sunshin" 4
weiyu-n Was Dispatched o. thu TEN
pc with orsi..rS to uncover the rDof
,vrr tll- loSs' brad ansi ~ him have his
lair sharc - %. rain
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

disease, and everybody who knows
the useful woman, Prays that she
may overcome IL.
The UniOn meetings Of the
young people alternating between
the Baptist and Congregational
churches, are we'll attended Ahd
inspiring. Young and old par.
ticipate in the programs.
Both Sunday schools are main
tanned during ia. VACATION Oi the
two pastors, but all other ser.
vices Of the Congregational church
arr discontinued.
Kills Blake aud family go t.
Coronado Monday.
Mrs. Noble aud Miss lac" Noble
went g. Coronado Monday.
". " Newton aud family aud
Mr.. Tubb- Nrit o. GTren Springs
Monday, Ia celebrate Miss ~
theirs birthday.
Mr.. ANA Mrs. sW \. Jenkins
we're grIcysd beyond expression
o. l-aTu last Wvuk, August :, 81
thr death 81 their ,pu, Harry II.
Jenk In-, ln Boston, MAJ. lie
had been feeling iur "a year the
tension uccasioned by severe all
plIcatiOn Ia business, and eu-
deaVOrod Ca relax, and wentaway
from office work, but he carried
t,-u great business r'-spOnsibIlItIe-
t. easily shift them, and IN las
wasted condition typhoid fever
found him u victim easily cut
down. Of his forty-two years
not on- had b.-en lived IN VAIN.
He dld not marry, but gave
his splendid executive ability ."
business aud H. helping thus' Sh"
app.Aled 10 him. AMI needed his
AID. lIis releas. came peaceful
~, after all loving mrssag',- had
been given, and all financial mat
tsrs had been adjusted ia justice
o. Others interested. III, hOdy
VA. crrmated IN accordance With
his request. t. the aged parents
the blow seems unendurabl' and
their friends herr cannot lind
adequate expression II the sym-
patty felt for them.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

~ith tssra Appitssftssss b. Uautita r'Ii,h i Boz
sal 90 TO- di.sa-s tatarft Be- q - H=l ,f ,f.H.
.fuutts nal di--asss. afd tu tsFpiTr Co. ,uu %.
,srii lsit-t "a futs-rttal r,-uisis H - fr rrh
tuu- - takru INTERNALLY. aud Hst- dIusf.f .rI
tbs- bissri AMI uiusssti- surfssr- Hal tatHffh
tufr y ut guask uItril,tus U 49, lu..
.sritssd - ofr q ~. i--si Thy sisaus iu tbf-
sluutEy fsH lvar~ aiisi a. rszulaf lsIsss IlI..
thsn u u CsssnJ--ss - ths Isl tslii,r kufs 90
,.1fnlltnsSl Wtth To- ts-t biszi puruff~. as.tfug
iirv<tly un tn mussIus surfast-. III" 80.
fssf esrullartaihlm td thT to- tuEp-itt.uf
r.-iugtN sitsh uutiisrful r~uus 90 ,uriuE
tHtarEh. rs-nd f,rtsrttmgsnials nv
". CnENgs A &C.. fu4-.. T,sifsis,. -
std 10 druggists. Fftss- -. Halle FAMILY
Pills arr thg lssf
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17
WHITE FLT IN snIRNA.
steps Takes BY the Cssacil 10 STAMP
% Oua.

% Oui.
last saturday Waite ay uas die
covered on the umbrella china trees
in the yard Of Jnle kHOx, on Wash
ingtOn street. An investigation shOw-
cd that il had spread to scrub brushes
in the immediate vicinity, but - far
a. known trees in NO other part Of
town arc infested uith1t.
steps we're Immediately taken TO
check and stamp IL out; and az a
means TO this end the cOuncil, through
its sanitary committee. has ordered
all vacant lots cleaned Of underbTu-h
and such grOWth A. will harbOs them.
Those Who know anything abOat
the raVages Of the uhite ay will not
need any further urging than 10 knOS
Of their presence, 20 90 20 uOTE' and
try 10 get rid Of them as soon a. POs-
sible. They arc about the worst
enemies that the orange trees have
and a. this section IL mainly Deepen
dent on the fruit industry everyone
should become interested in getting
rid Of them, and an ounce Of pTeveR-
ton Is worth pound VI cure.
We hope everyone, whether they
oSn property % not, uIll consider
themselves sufficiently interested 10
go to NOrk and stamp cut this pest.
New smyrna Breeze.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

Died, al DaytOaa Beach, On Tues
day, August ~. Mrs. Bessie D., uife
Of Fred StOnes, in che 18th year VI
her age. Mrs. stones vas Bessie y.
Guild, and vas a sehOOl-mate Of the
writer, az StstsOa University In the
SIS. She uas a lovely, true, chris
tian young woman, and a great faS-
orite wiih all the siudeHis She was
married several years ago 10 Pred
stones, foreman Of the Ilosd LnmbrT
Company yard at D4Vt0aa.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17
Children in Pain

never cry A. Do children Whu are sui
irring from hunger Such - thr
cause of al h4bys Who cry aud arc
treated fur sickness. when they really
are suffering from hunger. TIN, o.
caused from their irod not byiug
a.,lmil4trd bat dc,uurcd by Nurm,.
\ tea dose, IT White, Cream Ncr
miiugc Nill cause them o. cease ,IS
iug aud hvgiu o. thrive ~ un,c. GNr
q a trial. Sold by al druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

/ fuf -sm.. A., n.art,.y shown NJ Adsla.
wili D.. APPRECIATED n' iH' Nts-.. Eb.I
Tho hay crop ha, net proven
n h'avy in this -oction a. Was
expected Nearly all that i
rady &" rat ha- h.ru secured In
tia, condition.
\ part oI an .ugIu, at the brick
plant hr"h. Friday aud th" re-
pair, vcr. sent lur e. Erie. Penn. A.,
thus giving sacatI"n b. some
"f a." employees The plant
will u"t SUSPEND operation this
summ.r. only e. accidents re-
qulrr. a. ORDER Tor the h'--t -and-
stone brick 900 the World ,l,.mands
constant run, AMI 70 full l"rre {"
hll them.
Miss Annie Griffith "ujuycd =
birthday anniversary. Friday.
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

Orange City, Aug. i5.-lIorn,
g. Mr.. rnd Mrs. Ernest Martin, q
lOPpund girl on Saturday, August
4. Mother and child doing we'll.
Miss Bertha lieimer, Of Jack
sOnyille, il visiting her friend,
Miss Lillian Baker, for "A few
weeks.
Miss Gussie M"iratt, &c BLAND,
has b.en appointed assistant
teacher at Orangr City Ter this
years scb0Ol
Mr.. u. PrrVatt joined his fam
lily at Orange City saturday.
They all vent 4" Coronado Satur-
day evening. Mr.. Pr-vatt IT,
turned Monday.
Mrs. J. Endsy and little daugh-
ter returned Ia her home ia Tam
Ia Monday. Her brother, Master
Dan Baker, accompanied them To-
make Tampa u visit.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Morse arr nov
visiting M"ntr'-al, Canada. They
will probably h. hom" the last of
september.
Mr.. G,Orge Scammrll, ST.. came
up from New smyrna saturday I"
make his sou aud family a visit.
lie returned Tuesday
Rev. Hayter aud wife left Tues
day mon for East Orange, y. j.,
where they will make visit. then
20 ON n visit 10 Delaware, \. J..
They will be away about six
weeks. They say they can hardly
believe the weather could H. 81
pleasant and nice through July
and August a. il has proven &"
he. Mr.. Hayter saws b. has suf-
fered more with the heat every
summer ia the North than Ia has
this summer ia Florida. When
the Northern people get 30 under
stand how pleasant our summers
ar here there will d. more pco-
pie to make their hOm-s here. We
neel To have OTang- city better
advertised.
Miss Onie Harden and little
sister Maud aud VIM. lIardin's
mother left Tuesday fer n visit &"
their aunt aud cuusins Ter one
week.
Mrs. Barnhart was moved IA
town Monday. She has r'Ums ia
Mr.. VIM. Laws huilding over Mr..
HaFden's st"re "n ruTnrT "f Graves
and HOlley avenurs. She " i'll be
near her physician INV Sh" is
improving under his Treatment
quite fast. Her physicIan is Dr.
p. ". Hill.
Miss Lillian Baker anal friend,
Mis- BERTHA R-im-r, spent th"
day "Wednesday with Miss Gena
Cook in Del.aBsl.
We had thu hrayi-st rain and
electFic storm Tuesday nf this sea-
SIN. There Wrrr 2.6I inches 81
water fell ~ ab"ut thre quar-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

As . special indurrmrnt to MN
THE NENs will D.
sent frOm the date "f subscTiI,-
ton until January ., lar. fer
81 rs; in blocks oI i've sulbsrrip-
tiOns sent all nj OlIe time. l., =
Addresses, t5.UO.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

She thiik Ne should - able O.
I've nisy-ly on S.l.@D a year Tie Rut
NY salary l. only S2.@s She know
Il. dear. but nay cluthes crms a. sIU,o
. YEAR. sB,l have enyugh NV D. last
sSr ths nrst tNslVs months
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

has rccrntly bern discuNcrrr u
hcars cl.,se resemblance 3" the INA
lara H-rm To free the system from
di-,a>c germs. tine most effective
rcmrdy J. Do. Kings Nrw Life Pills
Guaranteed IT, cuFS all diseases due
1" malaria poison anil constipation.
80 al al drug sturrs
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

~whi~h q the two d. you think yOu
Will IoVe the longest. Peter o. fauiY
The On VIA Wiil fOrgst ne the
quickest Paris Figaro
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17

The intense itching chara,tcristic
81 salt rhcum aud rcNrma o, INSTANTLY
allayrd by applying Chamberlain A,
SalVe. As = cure f,g >kn diseases
this salVs Is uRrqualed. For sale by
all druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17
ORANGE CITY.

rms AeDaFtment = IA Charge 90 Ms q. a
iAatcssk. Wbo q authurinrd 90 FcsseiNe Sub
acrtpttolls, advertisements ETC.. and 81 ssiitel
Toe saERs Ans coartasy rhoun Ms tlalsoca
Uill IL apyrsciatcd - THg NSsss-sB
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-17
Lane HELEN.

fThiz dstartfufni Del .u .uHufs ~ Mr.. Irene
O. AdHut- So. .. tHfhHTIfsH,l 90 uttsiVt sub
sFuptlsIs. Hit,ff as.fIf.ffa etc aud g. Cfilfrt
80 SAM. AuN uHurffHg shown Mr. Adams
sili o.. approached Dos iHi Nls-. Eb.I
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-05
Discount Sale.

z
On Saturday, january s. we Will sell
rings. other than diamond and solid
gold bands and clocks OF all descrtp-
tious at a discount Of 525 per cent.
Watch cases and movements ct is per
cent Oh. IA few pieces Oh china statu-
AIRY, etc, at so per cent Discount. The
latest and most popular hits II nllsK
at 10 cents per copy. Victims, Inand9
Inns, guitars and lbanjos. not Including
Washburn and Stetson goois at 10
per cent discount. Now Is the time
to select a ring, watch or nlisicaI
Instrument at prices which viii GER
taiilly attract you Il you have any
intention Of purchasing. @
j. B. COOK & co,
Bismarck, ND.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-05

IL s.1.S . Efgf
The adjourned meeting of the Board
Of University and School Lands was
held on January 4, 1906, with all mem
beers Of the board present. :,;s8
Bonds amounting to $25,090 were
purchased, including $4,000 OF Bis
marck special district. s$85... 8ss 4.
The land sales in Benson, LaMpure,
Steele, Bottineau, Wells, Eddy, Foster,
RoIette, Walsh, Trail and Pierce
counties were approved. The sale In
Cavalier county was not approved be
cause of certain irregularities. but a
new sale was ordered, to be held at
the earliest possible date, which will
probably be about the middle OF
March s .S;s
New appraisals were ordered in Nc.
Intosh, Logan, Emmons, Dichey, Nor.
ton. Buraeigh and KidIder counties, the
land in these counties having anpreci
ated to such an extent that the board
deemed new appraisal necessary. i
| The cash received from the sale o.
| school lands during the fall of 1905
not including over $4,000 received al
! the Cavalier county sale, amounts, IL
round numbers to. $4,000; add Is
| this $4,000 received from the genera
government as the states share of thu
sale of government hands Within thu
/ state, brings the total cash receipts
during the past fall TO something owe
! $46s,0o0. This represents an addition
j of nearly two and one-haf million t
/ the permanent funds OF the common
schools and the various state institr
tiens. tgs;. : z5:.. z.: i
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-05

stable Id tihe rear of #. e. YoungB
home ON north Sixth street, consunl
Ing am old sleigh and a lot OF screen
windows The fire had done It's work
60 thoroughly the firemen were not
called on to use amy water 1T is sup
posed the fire was started By some
a UNI party who was seen about
the place earlier IN the evening. Loss
about $75.
A Musical TreatThe next numb 81
In the course Of entertainme viii Be
on january 26, by the Old Plantation
QuaItette. It consists of Andrew
Brown, first tenor and guitar, Geo
Waters, second tenor and mandolin
Jehn Douglas baritone and cello, Ed
ward Thomas, bass. This gives com
bination OF vocal and Instruments
music that will give variety AMID
please the audi fence. So
Located at Napoleon Roy Roberts
Formerly with the First National banl
and Capital book store OF this city
has accepted position as bookkeepes
with g. I. Merrhck & 60. at Napoleon
Roy is a fine fellow and is employee
iby another Of tbe same brand.
I ~ ~. q 3
Warm FrIend-It IS with pleag,E,
The TrJbune learns from the follow
| Ing letter that it's old friend 6. 3
scrTbner, formnerly a resident Of ster
i hing, is. stu hale and hearty, thank
him for the continuance Of his sui
scription and in return Wishes him
Hanpy New Year and many Of them
Worcester Mass january 2. 1906
Dear Tribune: I send Won two dollaa'
lin this for the weekly Tribune, Wlhic|
can't do without, as It gives me 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-05

the home news there: say home
NEWS for Il seems to me as though
THAT IL my home, although probably
shall never see that besa,uti fua country
again love 1T, and If a were a.
younger man I should be there, sure.
but it is no use for me TO ever think
Of going bhere, ON account of my age.
|If u live TO the 24th of this monbh
shall be rs years old / ann well but
not quite SO spry to get aboat as 4
used TO be. s. send YOU all the best
Wishes from your old friend, c. b.
Scrbbner.
| IA Bed Warmer The Dickinson
Press says peculiar fire occurred
early Sunday morning at the Granteer
residence. a roomer did as many
have done before took the electric
lamp to bed ais a loot warmer. About
four in the morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Granteer smelled smoke and traced it
] to this room. The occupant was still
lasleep with the bed all on fire. It
was a narrow escape all around and
ishonld prove q warming. Al the bed
] furnishings were ruined. u. 55s=5
Dode Fisk orchestra Dode Fisk ds
| this year accpmpa nied BY the finest
concert company he has ever had on
the road Violin, harp, cornet, from.
bone solos, duets, singing and some
of the most aliffcl1lt overtares rem
Idered on the aIalrndnrum chimes and
1zylophone which will make the con
4 cert Interesting and pleasing to every
lone, and no one can afford to miss
q This rare oppor tunity 81 hearing tlhe
4 greatest musical ol,esani zation Of its
kind before the American public, Tn
dance after the concert rs a. feature d
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-05
Bids Wanted.

Sealed proposals will be received al
the ONCE Of the ccnnty auditor of Bur
leigh county mp to February 1, 1906,
for a depository for the county inter
est and sinking FUND, the amount OF
wfliefl is $1,000, to be deposited for
the period OF one year Bidders must
state the amount OF interest they will
pay on the above amount, and the one
accepted must furnish bonds for twice
the amount to be deposited s.
Bids will be opened at IL a. M, Feb
rnary /, 1906, at the Office of the
county auditor. IS Z. L. i!
w. HEALY,
81. e. County auditor.
Bob sIeds are now in stock at
Gralnbs & Woabert's.
Friday, january 18th, "The Moon.
] sinners Daughter. Z Y. +
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-05

We show q Iarg as
8 1fl'lIilellf 81 Oh Is,
|6x0 and 4-6x7 Smaller
q I, All % 4 20 per
|ceIit dis omit.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-05

itself and cannot be exceaed. The
full orchestra OF eleven pieces furnish
music for the dance, making it one
grand affair Prot Dode Fisk does
the prompting. He has been before
the public for over twenty years. and
is considered by one and all the great
est original prompter in the world.
This great event will occur at the
Atheneum next Tuesday and nome can
Afford to miss It.
Wanted--A Wooden MiIi-Bismanck
needs and should have a wooden mill.
Such an industry at this point would
be practically il the heart Of the raw
material district, it would have album
dant pure water, cheap fuel and excel
lent shipping facilities. The mill at
Grand Forks, at first Thought to be .
doubtful investment, has paid hand
some dividends and developed into an
industry employing about 200 persons.
This is a matter for the Commercial
clubs consideration and doubtless an
effort properly directed will bring
forth good results ( /.
/ "A correction--In j. w. Foley, Sr's
article on Climate recently pub
Mshed in the Tribune the types were
made to say The astrologer Arago,'
4 instead Of ..the astronomer Aragc.'
q There is quite difference in the tws
s words. " b 55Ei#. i
i Fannie Davis Found pead-Fanni,
Davis, a colpred woman better known
4 as Niger Fan, :. was found dead thi
morning in her sfhanty at the corne
Iof Second and Broadway. She had an
Continued on page ID
IL
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-05

Flannel tie lligh owns
Tor lad dies, eilts and chill
|dr III al 70 per cent of.
able linens, napkins,
towels and sle etings will.
90 at 20 per cent.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-05

TEE CITY
HE WEATHER.
s.JeO1IHs HE BAKING POWDER TRuST..
Is mak0s puro food.

Fair tonight and. sssatuaday Colder
tonight axinaun 26; minimum II.
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CONTINUED on page ~.
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Bob sIeds are now in stock at
Gra1nbs & Wplberts.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-11

No shanties allowed iii the Orr
addition. G. A. Dodge protects
with building clause insuring
substantial houses.
Buttons Business Colleges
placed pupils in positions with
the Porter Mfg. Co. Gladstone.
Mimi. and Chaffee 81 Hansen.
Barlow, A. ID, today.
John Daeley and Michael No
oman will open a real estate Office
IN one of the rooms Of the First
National bank building formerly
occupied by the land Office. The
Burgess Elevator Co., will move
into the other room, adjoining.
Get il line and buy a Stude-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-11
baker wagon, buggy or harness.
For sale by Peter Haley.

For sale by Peter Haley.
Thomas Jewell, formerly Of
this city. is now asfull fedged
architect at Los Angeles, Cal,
and is a member Of The firm Of
Pennington & Jewell. He reports
'thatsh is doing very well.
The handsome illustrated book
let of the 1906 Chautauqua SEES
sion IS ready for distribution,
and can be had, by calling ait the
Chautauaua Office, or a postal
directed to the North Dakota
|Chautauqua will bring you the
booklet BY mail.
Many newspapers are making
Ia strenuous fight against Senator
Hansbrough, although the sena-
tor has about three years yet to
serve. They certainly are be
ginning the fight quite early.
Whatever may be said against
| the senator and his methods, one
thing is true and that is, he has
had many measures passed by
Congress which. were beneficial
to North Dakota. Mandan
Pioneer.