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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-26

arm. and Munro, squirting his horse III
to the mass OF irresolute men, called
out Brock, III kill you If you shoot
this is friend of mine-you know
that! He's stood out against us all
along, but he's been on the square.
sent him TO the Springs myself"
Brock wiped the blood from his lips.
"Mebbe you asked him to wire the
sheriff last night. He admits he sent
messenger to warn him."
Cries of frenzied rage broke forth
again. and the crowd surged against
the two horses Furious, throaty cries
broke forth.
xiii him!" "Hang him"
Munro blew signal to his men, and
his voice rang out clear and sharp.
THE first man that reaches hand out
of that circle loses it. If any lynching
Is done, preside over it. Dan, come
in here--you, too, Cook"
The two cowboys spurred their horses
into the circle, and the four armed and
resoute men faced the angry mob and
held it at bay. Raymond, even in TIL:
hour of danger, regretted Munros as
sistance; it put him under an oblii5a-
ton which weakened him. With his
mind filled with conflicting considera-
lions, he waited while the swift clatter
of hundred hoofs drew near and a
squad of Munro's picked men sur
rounded their captain.
When they were clear of danger Ray
mond drew rein toward Munro. "Ja.ck,
you saved my scalp today, and I'm
grateful; that's why don't want to see
you in the hands of the sheriff. want
you to pull out this minute. Come,
now, this is the last appeal. Fly the
coop. If you don't, they'll hang you.
What do you hope to accomplish? Face
the situation. You are the one to hit
the trail, and hit it like wolf. What
do you hope to do?"
81 expect to hold this camp until the
syndicate yields to the demands of the
miners or until the governor inter-
feres."
"Then whatw
"Then step down and OUT"
Suppose the sheriff attacks tonight?"
81 will send him back a-whirling.
And now let me take an inning. You
mustn't come up here again. can't
answer for what would happen next
time. You stay where you are, and
listen! Take care of yourself. So long,
and take good care of the lady,"
Ito be continued.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-26

They tore at the rocks and beams.
have rescued my men I will demand
that the officers Of the union have
something to do with finding the bye
mas that did do it,"
Munro sent letter by Frank Brown
wherein he said, IL can't leave here
the attack may begin at any moment
but I am on the trail, and when dis
cover the scoundrels / will deliver
them to justice"
To this messenger Raymond said:
''Tell Jack l want to see him at the
earliest moment. This is not matter
for long range adjustment. I want to
talk with him."
Brown, with true cowboy unconcern,
grinned and said: "Well, you see,
Rob, Jacks busy just now. They's a
ball on and he's floor manager for our
side"
Raymond was in no mood to respond
to humor every well. Say to him
that when have dug my men out
will come to him." and something in
the tone Of this answer stopped the
grin on the messengers face.
Reporters drifted up, made hasty
notes and passed on, lured by the more
important material disclosed in the OPP
position of ranked and ready warriors
on the hill. Only Dolan stayed, eager
and sympathetic, fetching coffee from
the cook house and lending such other
aid as he could, so deeply concerned
with this tragic deed that he seemed
wastefully negligent of his own affairs.
Selling an opportunity for private
word, he began, in low voice: "Rob,
l know who led this thing The union
had nothing to do with it. 1t was done
by lot Of Curran's spittoon cleaners.
The fellow that Baker killed is from
the Springs. I've seen him around
Curran's."
do you think 500"
81 know it. When you want me to
tell you what l know I'll do it; only
not now. Wait till the militia takes
possession"
"Will the militia come? Has the
governor ordered it out?'
Hes got to order 'em out now. He's
a dead duck, anyway"
Raymond returned to his. work be-
side Kelly, and together they tore at
the rocks and beams, magnificent in
their leadership. An hour later all was
ready, and into the heavy, shifting
smoke which rose from the smoldering
debris at the first level Kelly and his
young partner descended to extinguish
the burning timbers. to clear away the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-26

u T sunrise Raymond reported to
Ia Ann, his face a little softened.
"The dynamiter Baker shot has
"a 13;od Inf o,,r MOI, ora ,yoinp m
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-26

along, pretending to be neutral when
he was nothing but a dirty, Sinking
spy from the very beginning"
Liar shouted Raymond, and his
boot toe caught the ruflian in the mouth
and he staggered back among his fell
lows with hoarse cry. For mo-
ment he was dazed, then, raging furi-
Gus. his mouth streaming with blood,
he jerlled his revolver from it's holder,
intent to kill, but II hand clutched his
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-26
EriohtfuIIv burned.

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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26

an Ia5El1rzseA Was 1sz1e~i
AGAINST tn mAEsr aas6 CIV csGn-
cd of Raras.H q EeU SAys 49, -
straining tiS-n fren allssIsE th<
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nj rar1sas Fsslsiss IN sA.e cay sa@s
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meaA1isse The in5Hnr45o1 r<@Ains
IN fsgce and the c-~4so.o= rSmain
unn.ed.-harsOz CalrRT1nfss@-
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26

1ssH a1--ts-lzzs h-agn ID LIZ - csii
q sk-- u1l,ss SrgEf - ~ zistil- &C.,
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q faffAfui g-agrraval - tAs Plar~s, sSEs-
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26

Mr.. Geo. y. Lufberry has his
launch at Col. Roe's wharf ready
far the season. Il is the only side
wheel launch on the river.
From Row until Easter there
will b. divine services every sun
day afternoon 20 O'Clock.
Miss Milburn is having M I'D.
dition built To- her house on Her
bert avenue.
Mr.. Howard, the surveyor. has
gon- bome after doing . lot Of
WOFk ar"uRd hrre. lie l. q very
PHEASANT gentleman Ia dO business
with.
Mr.. and Mrs. smith and Mr..
and Mrs. CLARK, from Frankfort,
Indiana, have rented Mr.. ApPen-
zellars h"use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nussbaum and
Miss Pease have TrB,ed one of the
DDndeVille houses.
Mr.. Baker has rs.nted the west
half ri his hOuse.
Mr.. Lufberry has had cement
walks made ia the grounds sur
rDunding his winter house.
Monday night there was quite.
n rain storm ACCOMPANIED by very
severe thunder and lightning.
The has lsen mn unusual wint~E
80 far. The Thermometer indica-
ted ~ d'-gress ia the shade Mon
day afternoon.
q. ". Milburn arrived Monday
afternoon and visited ms pa
rsnts, leaving the neat day fur
Palatka.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26

4 ksr9 ~ CO., tw Gszr uxHAa
whea Z Was eick ca sEsAuu61 - 49,
30 tzUn1Ile. aE18cs EEA AnnR HEMa,
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decaurs ounh ga H~@ AzMR 4nEAEE.
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shcn i WA1anA fs1m o. nxEE ~ a.
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iissT A11 klAazy 9usazsE a al nl4x.
gin1Nr NHinR &0c
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26
NEW SMYRNA.


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ain and ChznA<zrA. saaA Fsz1G -
sans a. guiae. ~rEr co Arxr h'au-iag
SEVERAL dags lHs9 ~reih and c1l< n
ssasEdsy Iz M * ~ ts ss.,, z-sr-Sssh
larRr hsrks ~th IRE 1zsAruA Tney
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thruc a. enc Ilne- FEzz.k axa ssme
gsod ase.- sas EAe EarSy 60 Gel
plcascd SI1h me ASA
Messrs- FHury AMI HPsr Sxsx Ell
Wednesday Stth HArHV NVCSz1ny-
E-hlRz 1H shtiHE- aud e1aUas - 80
tween tbrn- rhun-aAy n.ssuizN NE-
Furey szs gu ~Izh H1EsE 1xzia Ard
SasEht - shi1iaE-
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4fternsan - sszssS ~ ~il1<E TA<Y
scre SoosmBAui-,d - III AID 1Eu@ J.
". BsrarE. ss Ersr H<atl bs--a- Mr.
tsgnarr - caahsrE q M U1sa Sczre
si4nk 81 thz1 Plsus- TA<y ssS Al a
ltu.s VulA-
Mr.. ard Mr. Chss- EAs<- e N.zrS-
eta. Ohia. AIFas-o h<se aaza @rek AZ
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Psrtrr. Mr. and ErA Ws~s. xr- ank
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mr. 1ahnsan. AL e M4EarszA- xn.t sGis-
80 Marie ard Martha Ssi-sz- Al SA<
party enorga To-. 1Er Eu<sss e ~
sna Mn Rape al EA-E asEEzz< 81
WsshiaElas s1Hrrs- Ea<Y ara r.
Itghaaa With 49, SmEEmA-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26
DELEON SPRINGS.

- c.m-v~aA+nSs.
bN.On Springs, Jan. 34.-Ar.
aud Mrs. West and Mr.. and Mrs.
Owens aud sun of Elmira, n. u,
are late. arrivals al the hotel.
The next meeting 81 King
Daughters will De at the r-sislence
OG Mr.. Geo. Willicomlpe.
M. an Mrs. Kelly and child
ren, new arrivals, have moved ia
with Mr.. and Mr.. McNealy.
Mrs. aud Mrs. Shr,sler have
moved into the Rusld Cottage
which they have purchased.
Our champion ISoultry raiser
gets ~ eye = day frOm his lit
lie flock.
Rev. Il. y. Green, the hoy
preacher, held seTvices sunday
nloFning at ~ o'cL.ck, and will
preach herr again Sunday morn
ing. Feb. 18th, at ~ o'eloek. lie IL
Sowing SEED in g,ud ground, -
is shown by the large cORgrega-
tiuns hs has cut Ia hear him.
Mr.. Hay and family have moved
into the Bennett house, which
was the last vacant house ia De-
Leon.
Or public -chool KEEPS gFOS-
Jag nd il lOoks ~ IL our TEACHER
will have o. have an assistant.
Th-rs are between 10 and ~ Pn-
pile Oh the roll.
Our Sunday school never was 80
prosperous ~ nov, there being
about 20 ON the oll.
Dr.. Daniels caught che. largest
fish of the season, il measured 30
inches and weighed alous~ u
pounds, . fine black bass. IL you
want 20 hear the snake story sc
Dr. Daniels.
Miss MaFvadeen Pursell enter.
taincd large number Of her lit
de friends Monday evening. il
heing her iOth birthday. All the
little folks enjoyed Themselves
with plays, after which refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. Robert Brsslana and fsmi-
", from the north end, attended
divine services in DeLeOh Sunday.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26
aOwE THIsY

We eGeF Oae Flasdlrrd flullsrs n
Wand foE any cass - Cnlarrh that co
~ ~ euruf ~ Halls cataEsh canA
q. y. CHENEY q CO.
HnupsA. TsAe1sl Ohla
We. H. usA-rsiEneA. hass knsua y
o. Chen<y foT TIE lnat - ysuFS. 49,
h<lisvs lin psrfectly haar.har n ~
belNlBszs eranaartions an Gnaseinlly
sir % c1fgy CT any ohlisations 1a1s
~ tbeir arm.
Ned q TruaE. wAsl.szis IprunEissa
Talr1s. Ohia.
walfhng. Kinnaa q Marvin. WhsAr-
sals DruEgisaA. Tsl-6a Oh1A
Hallns CafaFTA Cure n eakea ln9eF1ai
o.. arfing elnscsly 49, eee hloe1 ~
maruns suFfnrsA frtm 1sc - -
sa.. 50 ~ a druEgAElA Tsu1lDso-
lala fsea
ns1s R.zas Fsns 60 60 h<za
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26

nes<lay il Was cold enOagh Sea
fire in sitting rooms.
A new iot Of SsuveRir Postal
Cards az Miss Baheock's; cams
and So thpm-
Mr.. O'Riley, of B"ss"a, Mass-.
q Zine BARBER, will b. in OrAnEe
Cay, Tuesday, Thursday and sun
day u ea-h ueek until furthuE
noiire.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26

Lake Helen, Jan. 2t.-Our msr-
chants aEsdOing . fine businss.
and carry splendid stscks 4
eOOds.
Mrs. Murray Hall and three
daughters from Sebastian. fla,
have been the guests IT Mrs.. I. q.
Adams the past week. Ne-dAmes
Hall and Adams had Ros met foE
twenty years. but their friendship
has been BOarished by cures
PoRslence.
Mrs. Burke and daughter have
taken FOoms II the Weaver resi-
deuce. They purchased . d@sira-
lie lOt duriag their visit here last
SiRter ga which they vail erect .
r-sid.noe this SASH.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Powers of O.we-
90, n. T.. came last Ueek and are
housekeeping iR the Founder re-
sieRee.
Thu city election ocrurred sat
uriay; the officials of last year
wer. reelected. There Nas . warm
c'sntssI fer che PCsitioh Il mar
shall, ~ the OfIioe ROE carries Q
salary Il s-sO pr ahnum.
Berlin Wright and family vent
SxsTTaSyTTfs1FS5ttse-sics COT
nHdO, where their sui, Burd.-tis
"f New York, will joan them.
They WiIl take in the Orm"rsa
rHces before returning hame.
Mrs. stark weziher and nluth-F
have returned fnsm tlrsiF Iasrlh-
ern hOms. All are anxionsly
wishing that she Uill sssoh 0yDen
her lovely apartment hOS.- Ia tl,s
guests Who arr seek ing r,ssh,s fer
the season.
Mis- Esther Race j. quite sch.
Albert Hurst weht To Ninmi
several weeks agO Ca b-cUme Q
partner of his brother IN n stArrh
fart"Fy. lie 10 % we'll satisfies
with the lnratiOh and l,usIIs-u-
that be hoIs- To nlov- he falAily
there IN the Is-ar future.
County SUpt. of schools B.Tt
Fash visited the village srhs,sl
Tuesday.
One u the immense su0ke-
stacks Of the Bond Company
n-w saWmill has been raised; q
is niRety-fve feet IN height and
i've feet in diaHletsT at the tap.
Ths new aetyleR- gAs plant fer
lighting the town is assured: th.
uOrk "f laying the PiTs- has '.e-
gun.
The ladi-s IT thu Congregational
Will give . SUPER Thur
day evening at Hspk iRs' Hall.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26

uhr brrn -4an<yu,~Sa- go a4sG sza
s-S1ud 30 o. u~sxanns - ulMs B4xANl
q h1l-<. tum ssr,<ns,-a mlEnnSA q 60
p<.Ited nl,- s.-w9 u~a1~a - eEeAA nsrb-
NJ Ia ns.a uuaAr q A.z.5 Aarng @
thlE1y asgs aulAsH1sug 90 nnEaaR
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26

MnnT sesssnlMna ura1.D 80 psE1xa-
b hsi1 60 % sA1zs - 0HMH nan1A
Swtng - nlss1r nu1ANa 20 An@xnu %
lAlr. uaa,A b pu1~1 h~sA wA B4nD-
G. a,Bhanass Gns - - BaAus ~ .
TflAnrn
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26

AohrruuaiA. Q sTscses q mstA has
90 thr t.a-k - IN tbsrax q EsnarkAhls
nS7.ressntntioa 20 a hunaaa sksl ana
r. usarh fsar~l ~ o. asssrHst ard -
B-rstIrtSas. wbo have sanssa q O.
-4ratks hsna nlosAL-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-26

Als'ssuzh th~ A=ns~ g ~ arSi EuS-
uaak~r aBd hat 20 tlsr land Ia uhtrA
~ pr4-tirs,i his aFt have h-sa - o.
kisssEy. EEypslsn srulDturrs prgye thAi
shr sTt was Psnrtic~d sf lrssl =usD
years tsGors IT, time e shra.l
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ORANGE CITY.

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Dea't fan 10 see The BIg shss sszi
Thursday.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-01-11
DR.. COOper's Nine Cs.

Is a wonderful medical discovery. AZ
ter thirty-fve years of active practice,
and having treated many hundred cases
of catarrh and o;her throat and lung
diseases, DR.. Go tier discovered the med
icne called tie Nine Cs "
The "Nine Cs' will cure any curable
case of Calarrh, Asthma or Consump-
tiun that has not passed to the lat
stages. II IS great remedy for hoarse-
ness OF public speakers 1t is a sure
remedy f'r crnp and a great benefit in
whpoping cOngh.
The remedy is pleasant to use, even
for children, and is sold by the drug
gists in Hood River, under guarantee
to benefit the patient or the money re-
funded. This medicine was formerly
manufactured in Villisca, Iowa, but will
now he manufactured in Hood River.
DR.. +. COOPER.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-01-11

Say, just try a roast put up by Alcorn.
You win be sure Of perfect cure for
all watch diseases if they have been to
Clarke's watch hospital for treatment.
Everything up-to-date at Alcorn's.
Father time has left some good time
pieces at Clarkes. Begin the new year
with clock that keeps perfect time.
Alcorn's meat market is now located
in the old Wond & Smith building,
There are a few pretty bracelets at
Clarke's that would make good gifts for
people who are trihe late deciding
what to get.
Try our Cascade butter. Every roll
gu aranteed. AIcorn's market.
Watch CIarke's watches go.
Cudahy's Rex brand hams l5c per ID.
at Nc. CURE Bros.
Any one needing anything in the line
of footwear would do well TO call on w.
S. Gribble of Mount Houd.
Don't forget Alcorn's phone number
is 96l.
Shoes half soled while yon wait-in
20 minutes. All work frst-class and
guaranteed. Ladies sewed soes and
o. Sullivan's rubber heels a specially.
Donovan's Shoe Shop, opposite VIII
liams' pharmacy.
Step in and zee Alcorn in his new To-
cation.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-01-11
q. A. n. Installation.

Candy w. r. @. and q. A, r. will
hold a joint installation Saturday,
January Is, at X. of p, hall Dinner
will be given to the families and i'm
mediate friends of the W. h. G. and
GAR. at IL o'clock, and at 2 o'clock
a public installation will be held with
Mrs. Aida Shoemaker as installing
officer for the W. r. @. andi Capt.
Blowers for the g. A. II. Officers
elect of the W. r. G. to he installed
are:
President NJ q. Ellen Blount.
Senior Vice Mrs. Helen Blowers.
Junior Vice Mrs. Kenny Ganger.
Secretary-Mrs. Gertrude Ingalls,.
Treasurer Mrs. Jessie Rigby.
Ghard-Miss Carrie howell.
Chaplain-Mrs. Ellen Hansberry.
Conductor Miss Ezma Jones.
Assistant Conductcr--Mrs. Aida
Shoemaker. Patriotic Instructor
Mrs. Helen Newby. Musician-Miss
Hattie Hansberry. Flag Bearer No.
Mrs Fannie Bailey. Flag Bearer No.
2-Mrs. Cora Green. Flag Bearerl lNo.
3--Mrs. Jennie Waldo. Flag Bearer
No. miss Clara Blythe.