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, 1906-08-20

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catarrh Cannot Be Cured

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, 1906-08-20

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very latest ideas.
, 1906-08-20
Natures Way Is Best.

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Natures plan of restoring health.
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Used as ingredients of DIR. Pierce's
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, 1906-08-20

A complete line of legal blanks e!
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, 1906-08-20
UNION PACIFIC TINE TABLE.

West Bound.
In effect at the Laramie station ri
the present time:
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26

Mr. p. q. Rudd, Vho IL % on be an
nual vacation, IL expected home sooa
TO open up the DeSOtO House.
Rey. AZ. Green, Who preached tor ~
last winter, has been called b his
home church TO serve them twice .
month. Our loss IL their gain. We
regret very much 10 part uith Benny.
Miss stella Odum and sister Uere In
DeL.eon Saturday and sunday visiting
Miss OTyis Purcell
There would have been more erain-
age men To hear the GOvern0T last
Friday bat &c never got notice until
Il was too late to go We do not knou
where 10 lay the biame, tut &c sap
p 81 with the post Office. They O0ght
10 see that the notices are sent cut
several days beforehand - a. TO have
them I,,,-tcd in time. Our POstmas.
trrs are too slack, s7d should see that
- get oar mai on tue.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26
PIERSON.
epsoial CoAa@pona-sss.


Person, Oct. 23.-Miss Steb-
bins, our school teacher, resigned
- teacher Friday and left for
Tampa saturday ~ Accept .
school &C thst phase.
Mr.. Jack Clifton and Wife, Of
Spring Garden, visited his daugh-
thr, Mrs. Jake kAulersOn, last
week.
Elder StinEall and wife left for
Miami Monday, he To ill his APP
pointmsnts and his wife Nill visit
for Veyeral months in Miami.
Mrs. John l.. Howard purchased
the Waldo property ~ EmpOriA.
The WaldOs will move W Jaek-
sOnyille.
Several parties made a shipment
Of graPefruit last week.
traders Jones' and Hay, uf de-
Leon, we're aFOand last week and
relieved several ii Uur ISOpIt
Oi their plugs aud cash. Al we're
made happy.
The lAdIes gave Mrs. CarlsO =
social last Wednesday tO celebrate
her return from the North. She
and her son Willie are occupying
the Randolph cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. ID. Harper aud
h. Il. Minshew attended the Bap-
list Association NJ DaytOna last
week.
Mr.. Chase, Of sanford, was up
saturday lOok ing after the cree
tion of the packing house. When
completed it will he up-tO date Ia
every particular.
Mr.. e. e. Jones will commence
shipping HE crop Of grapefruit
from has Shell Hill grove this
week. The cTUp 10 gOOd and quail
Ity line.
Jake Harper Went TO DeI.ARd
Ia hear the GOyernOr speak. lie
says h. don't sse hOw any one,
after hearing has sPsech, could
vote against the drainage.
DOctor DeLOsg's automobile
arrived on saturdays freight.
The d,,ctor will be down the 10th
Ol November.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26

Mr.. Byron Weeks Of Tampa en-
tered the University last Thursday
and 10 to stay In stetsOn Hall.
Miss Lily May Cleavelahd left Sat
urday 70 attend the seeding Of Miss
Annie Jones. Of Tltnsville, Pa.
Nearly all the Cha1AOla EiTls at.
tended the H. UP. q. reception on
Friday night, aud they report a de.
llghsful time.
Miss Gussie M0aatt, a member Of
the class Of 90, h teaching AZ Orange
City. while visiting her home last
week, she did not forget the LIT"
Miss Alberta ClaTkson, a former
StetsOn st1dent, WhO is nOw living In
Lake Helen, Pa, spent several days
Of last week In town, visiting friends.
Mr.. Roscoe Glass, the genial assist.
ant recorder. vas host az a delicious
spread the other evening In COarad
Hall. such Of his friends a. we're
awake. Oiaed him In the proper die
pOs1l Of various and tOOihsOms
dellcaeies-
Miss Edith BOnd entertained az din
neT last wednesday her sister, Mr..
COmpropsi, uhO is better knOua 20
old studeRts here a. Mis- sophie BOnd.
MT. ComprOpst, whO was once the =.
U. football captain, nOu has position
at Lake Helen.
Miss Bessie Coulter left on Saturday
for TitusSIIle where enc IL 90 be a
bridesmaid az the SEEDING Of Mis-
Annle Jones and Mr.. Pull. Wright.
Miss Jones vas 4 popular Chanaoin
giFl last year. She has a number Of
friends here Who extend their hest
uishes.
Mlss Olive Mae HunsakeF, director
Of the sh0r thand department, arrived
On Wednesday. Her delay was caused
By her mother sustaining a sudden
and severe attack Of appendleitiA Miss
Hanaaker expresses berself as being
very glad % get bach 60 Ststsoa, and
the many eHFTent expressions. By the
students, Of regret over her absence
furnish ample proef thai the glad
ncss'' b motuaL
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26
DELEON SPRINGS.
special CorFsspOaasaos

ntN@tAa NeAtNAt1aaNANN
DeI.eOn Springs, Oct. -. Mr. Geo.
WillleOmbe has been quite sick for
several days bat l. nos improving and
We hope 10 see him out again soon.
Mrs. =. T. McCOTkle, Of DeIsand,
vas over In DeIeOn Saturday and sun.
day visiting her daughter, Mr.. ~.
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall, Of DeI.and,
attended divine services In DeI.eon
Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. CrisleT, Of Jacksonville,
preached 10 a large congregation
Sunday evening at the school house.
There vas a Bible reading SUNDAY
afternoon at the residence of Mr.. VI.
Jones, led by Rev. Mrs. Crisler.
There WiIl be service az the --huol
house sunday morning at 10 o'clock,
BY Rev. N. NJ. Strickland.
Kings Daughters meet again Sat.
urday evening at I'D o'cloCk, al the
residence Of Mrs. YelViugton
Mrs. Grifsn and her better half were
In DeI.eOn last Week calling on friends.
Mr. n. T.. Hires Is getting hi, Lanai
ready TO put in ) acres of PeacheS.
Our school trustees are making
preparations To fence IN the school
grounds.
Mis- OrVis Purcell and sister are
attending ~ hOOl in Del.and.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26
TROn TnOsE IxTEREsTED.
Vast Oaly 10 Ne Ailsuea 70 PrSssSi
ThsRselVes.

80 the EyerElsde trip. while serious
ia the abstract. was made enjoyable
t,-causs IL CouIdHt be otherwise.
There vas . tinge % sadness In h
thoaEh. q tOacheI one pretty near
~h-rs the heart strings are aituned 70
common sympathy. To SO an iadas-
Irbous lot OG small farmers eadeaVOr-
ihg 10 make q home for themselves in
the rbrh.-i soil On earth. and they not
EBSwiR what hour their al viii b.
swept away by q Hood % water.
They are crying for help. They do
not ash charity. They Dc not ash feT
one cent. Tbsy simply SAY: -Gshtle-
.I,-n OF the stale OG lVrbda. vote Tor .
cOnzI,Iui anal amendment 90 drain the
Everglades We Wil pay the cost
Ne NAst IL a constitutional amsnJ-
Isrlt. IlsSaEh. - peIiy Legislators wiIl
..JI IaRsIrS With ILs act every few
yesrE We want IL beyOad sVevHla-
ti0a. We want an act ~ IRA 80 the
government Itself" That ID all they
ash.
After passinE through slIty miles
81 high lad aIoag the caIoosahstehee.
where even Bsw tlss riVer 10 over some
OG the banks. after passing through
miles % rich msrk land. with scarcs .
foot 0f water over 10 now-lana that
should l.e seven feet above high water
II pl~siss my suVpsrt, humble ~ it
may be. % help the people ROw inhab-
ltIRg thls bsautiful cOantEy. ard %
b<lp Svsa % settlers more acres q
land than b B0W under caltiyatioa In
the saaIs.-sI Pstsnbups InaepsnA-
enG
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26
PORT ORANGE.
sI.rial CIR. sI..n.l..ncs.

SIs-iai CsFnsVsspsistScr.
Sir. and Mrs. carter, from COlum-
bu., Ohio, arrived last night and have
scared roOms at Mr.. J. h. Cases.
Mrs.. y D. AclDORald j. visiting her
mother in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Morley and sOn. Of Columbus.
OhIo, arrived lat WerS and are visit
ing Mrs. MOrlsy's mother, Mira Frank
Batter.
Mr. Fair has built a substantls
fence AROUND his house, corner 81
Herbert avenue and Orange street
Mrs.. Thomas Lose and ehildFen aTs
visiting her sister, Mrs. Pievatt. Mrs
Lowe leaves this week Tor DelEay. he's
future home.
Capt. ~. A. Briggs vas hshlag a
the bridge saturday uhen he easgh'
the largest drum hsh that has bert
caught here. IL weighed 20 In.
Mr.. e. Mcdonald and tvo boys wers
In tom Sunday.
Mr.. and MTs- Joseph white. accom-
panied BY their sOa and his wife and
little a4nR liter, arrived iron Oceau
Grove sunday.
Mr.. A. J. Hicks. our candy mahsiae'
tureT, vas hshiag M0aday 81 ths
bridge and landed some very ane bsss
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26

The rradess Of this payer YIN BE-
pleased 60 IeaFn that there 10 q least
on dreaded diseases that science has
been abie % cure n Al 10 stages. and
that y CatngrA- Halle CaterTb Cure
b the only positive cure known % The
medical fFaesrnity. CaeArFh besng . Gu
stitutiSaal disease. Eegalres q eonsti.
tutioaal treatmeat- Halle CataFTh Cure
h taea internally. acting directly ~
On TIN heoOd and macoas saFfaces q
TIE systcm. tkeneby dsstroyiRg Tie
feunAAtiea % The dlsease. and giVing
the patient stFragfh ~ building ~
the eoRstitntiea and assisting nature
IN dsing tts Work- TIE propFietors
have % much faith o. ~ curative
FO1erz. that tkey ouer One Hun1Fed
dsllars Cor any case that u falls o.
cure. eenA Ger 1T 81 tesfime1laia.
Aa6rssa. o. J. CHENEY = CO.
Tsis6A q.
sala % DruEglsls. % exatA
FALLS gamfiB Pslls 60 - bssG
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26
BARBERVILLE.


Nt-NNtAi NetHNNA"A&~--
BarlsEyille, Oct. 23-MT. ]. ID.
Barber Is visititg his family in
jacksonville this week.
JAKE Minshew made his first
shipment &c eggplant 81 the
northern market for the season,
On Monday.
\. r.. lennon is loading wood
here for the electric light and ice
plant at St'tson.
Miss Agnes Peterson 81 Lake
Erie settlement H. visiting her
Sister, Mrs. C"rVin, Of Sanford.
Miss Viola Reeves has been On
the sick list f"r the past week
We are glad to say she is i'm
proving.
We n"te with pleasure Mr..
Ryland's resolutions as n men,
Ter of th" Bard "f County Com
missionrr-. They s.,und like old
time Democracy. u no wrong is
intended their il %" fear uf pub.
licity.
Pruf. Orth j. teaching us n first
class -ch"ol. The patrons are
highly pleased. Bays who have
not ATTENDED schuOl = full term
fer years hav. lsc,ms interested
and are putting in full time. lie
alsu has u class in bookkeeping
which meets at his house at night
and he gladly gives them instruc
tim. Pr"f. Or,h secms at home
in a -chopl r0pm.
Rev. J. y. Taium Tiled his last
appointment for the year at the
Baptist church sunday. Rev.
Tatum has been pastor here for
the past two years and has en-
deSTcd himself Ia his people. He
j. a cons.crated christian full Of
the spirit IL love. lie asked his
churrh fer u year b. rest, they
gave him this aud called Rev.
Bill If kissinm'- Ia the pastor
ate Ter Ga" coming year. We all
hope Bro. Bill will accept the
call.
We are glad /" say Mr.. W. II.
Hill il "ut again aud u imprOv.
ing the hooks of his dwelling by
putting "n q new cuat Of paint.
Mr.. Hill has "nr Of the luvvliest
h"mes in this vicinity.
Mis- bella ward vas up frOm
DrlAnd and sI'ent Sunday with
her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. y. D.
Ward. Miss bella is taking
music l's-pns in lE.l.and.
1.-The alpOye interesting letter uas
receives! too late tor publication last
WevE. IN.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26
AalklnR q EaaR.

Mothers need have no hesltaney In
continuing to give Chamberiaih's
CSaEh RsneSly 10 their little 0ass. 80
"a cOntains absolutely nothing lniuri-
Qua This remedy b net Oaly pssfsctly
sale 10 give snail ehIldnsa. but 10 .
mehicine q great worth sRA merit
10 has q worAd-wids rspataEioa Ger lls
earos % coughs. eolas and Group snd
en- always ~ ssilsa 9psA FoF sals
o. &c AsaEgAElA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26
Local Happenings at StetsOn University

There have been complaints
made of the College spirit this
year, but only the rankest cynic
eould complain Of the spirit shown
1t the students mass meeting
last "Wednesday. The meeting
vas called by the Athletic author
ItIes to place beIOre the students
thu fact that last years accounts
sliUw n deiIcII which would he in
creased DeIore the end of this
football seasun. The students
were asked to subscribe t5UU Ia
inset this situation. They re-
spDnded with . subscription that
uUA totals over tsEO.
AI. IiamIIh, president Of the
Athletic Association, Professor
tSaldNIn, Captain Bolts aud
UIIieTs addressed the meeting and
AROUSED considerable enthusiasm
Uy rrcOuntIng sUnls al StetsOns
AIlIictc achievements, aud maxi
Ing APPEALS Tor the future. Al
IhIs point, "UncIe ban" Blocker
started the bali rolling by saying
mr.. Chairman, must he ex-
cas.,d, bat put me dOwn tor go"
Two irAternities, the Delta
Ganilna Delta and PM Kappa
Delta, deserve appreciation Tor
the services they rendered a. the
raising OF the sum. zach fra
ternlIy subscribed 80 besides
individual pledges by their men,
Ders.
The Lat of sull.rFiI..r. follOWs
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26

iSrSet-liaby b RESTLESS. can't sleep
a. high,. wen't sal er.ss spasBeaL
eally. A bsGtls 90 Whils's CREAM
Vsrmifuss neysr falls 10 esrs. Every
uaStser should give hsr baby whils's
CrSan vsrmifugs. - maay times
wheH the b&bg 10 pale and frstfuL
the mother doss net 6nsw what 70 d.
A bsttls of thls ns1hcibs would bring
esler o his ehssks and lsashtsF b
he eyss Give n . trial ssaa ~ ell
aEnaEis1as
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26

The drainage tax dOes not apply
20 an acre Of land outside u the
drainage district, which does not
include any part Of VOlnsia eoun-
".
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26
The Idle OJe.

The gentleman of leisu-.'s one
Who takes his tmv, no doubt;
lie may take your timc, too, 30 Uatch
NouT watch Sheu he's about.
Philadelphia PTesA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26

Within the next week the sub
seription will % much beyond
ttOO and athletics will be guaran-
teed against . deficit Cor the
coming year.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26

IL may l." that : = Car may
yet turn over In l. liad the POs-
-ibility # having "'etary Taft
organic pr''yIsr governments
in Russia.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26

The first line up Tor SerimmAge
toak place Thursday. since then
the team has bssR up against the
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26

The attendance at the practice
has been improving but il should
H. letter. Remember that the
first game comes the day after
tomorrOw and practice these days
IL strenuous aud exciting.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26

selden, the Plucky quarterback
Of the second team, Vas out Of
the game for . day OF twO with \
disjointed finger. Sadler, also
of the second, has . stiff arm.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26

II you see . man flying around
v ith q pad and pencil, don't ask
questions. He 10 only Q reporter
taking notes on the game.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26

Come out 10 the game against
the Army team, Friday.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26

A meeting Of the Athletic Asso-
citation Was held "Wednesday Ss
which the resignation Of Fred
Botts rs foot ball manager vas
accepted aud J. l.. ClAyberg was
elected. X. =. Hamlih vas elected
captain and manager u the tennis
team.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-26

reserves every day. There are
several good men on the second
team, but - . whole il is weak,
the men not coming out regularly.
Saturday twO men from the first
squad had to be put in the second
81 form . line. The second team
man can't get too strong an idea
Of his Importance, for . second
team is . very necessary pre-
requisite to the making Of . 6rst.
w. can only urge the second men
b. come cut and give the first the
best they've gut.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-03-09

Miss Lucas WHY of Scott's Hill
is spending the week here with
her parents and friends.
Mrs. Della Williams has been
spending few days with friends
and relatives in Henry Comfy.
Mrs. J. b. Bowies aud daughter,
Miss Inez, of Big Sandy are here
on q visit to relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mollie johnson Of Clifton
has returned from Nashville and
will spend few days here with
her brother, Joel Hassell.
Mrs. J. u. Totty, ar, and Mrs.
w. w. Atchison Of Nashville and
Carl McRae and C. Z. Brecheen
Of Memphis were called here by
the death Of Mrs. Bell.
The young people were given an
entertainment Saturday evening
by DR.. and Mrs. IL. nj. McAuley in
honor of the birthday anniversary
of their daughter, Miss Hazel.
The many friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orma johnson deeply sym
pathize with them in the loss of
their infant child, which diedyery
suddenly Wednesday night. May
the protecting arms Of an all-wise
Father be around them in this sad
hour Of bereavement.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-03-09
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE

The County Democratic Execu-
tive Committee met here Monday
and issued a call for a mass con-
vention to be held at Camden on
April 2, and adopted resolutions
endorsing the, candidacy of Judge
John r.. Bond for governor. !.
G. n. Matlock was elected COM
mitteeman in the first district to
succeed HI. ID. OdIe, resigned.
T. w. Pafford was elected COM
mitteeman in the tenth district to
succeed.J. L. Cuff, resigned.
The resolutions calling for a
mass convention are as follows:
Resolved, by the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee OF Benton County, Tenn,
that a mass convention he called by this
committee through its chairman and see
Eretary, to be held at the court house in
the town of Camden, Benton County,
upon Monday, the2nd day Of April, 1906,
to select delegates to the gubernatorial
convention to be held at Nashville upon
May 70, 1906, to select a county executive
committee, Congressional committee
man, senatorial and Hoterial committee
men for Benton County, and to transact
alch other business as shall come before
said mass convention.
Resolved, disqualification OF said call
be made in the next issue OF The CAM
DEN CHRONICLE, and for each successive
week until said 4nass convention shall
meet.
The following revolutions en-
dorsing the candidacy of.Judge
John 'R. Bond for governor were
read and adopted:
Whereas, West Tennessee has cand-
idateefor the high and exalted office of
governor Of The State that is well known
to the people OF Benton County in the
person of Judge JohnIt. Bond Of Browns
Vile, Haywood County, whose honesty
of person and integrity can not be ques-
toned and,
Whereas. we believe that at this time
it is to the interest OF the,party in the
State Of Tennessee that only men of
known and recognized ability, men of
neutrality-suspicious. who are in every
way clean and worthy--shonld be nom
mated forsuch Offices, and believing that
We have such man in the person OF the
Hon. John r. Bond, therefore, be it
Resolved, by the Democratic Execu
tive Committee of Benton County ASSEM-
bled in session, that we hereby most
heartily endorse the candidacy Of the
said John r. Bond for governor of Ten
nessee in his race, and urge every Dem
ocrat IN the county to rally to his sup
port in Benton County.
The resolutions endorsing the
candidacy of Judge John r. Bond
were vigorously opposed by d. G.
Hudson, who held the proxy of A.
@. McRae, and by James w. Saun-
ders and r.. G. Hudson, who are
supporters Of Mr.. Patterson.