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LIKE HER HUSBAND.
Woman 6eixes o Man on the Street mt
Claims Him 40 Her Own.

Claims Him 40 Her own.
Reuben Richnan, a youth Of 10, who
says he n q jewellef and lives at loo Eldridge
street, was passing along Rivinston street,
neal Eldridge, on Sunday night, when Q
woman pounced upon him and snothersd
him with kisses, saying In Yidd4sh:
my long lost Hyman, I've found you at
last love you still, even II you did desert
your old woman.
Reuben gasped:
You We made a mistake. Ny name 10
Reuben"
mo, It isn't; IL is Hyrnan. Come home
and see how the children have grown
replied the woman, throwing her arms
about his neck. The more he tried to shake
her Of the tighter the grip became.
Richman gave a big pull and broke away
and then started on a dead run. He hadn't
gone far when the woman, who il twice his
pavement. A great crowd collected, which
attracted the attention Of Policeman DAILY
Of the Eldridge street station. he arrested
The woman told the sergeant that her
name was Adele Goblin, and that her hus-
Russia. She had two small children, she
said. and after waiting a reasonable time
for him to return came to New York to look
him UP She wss sure she had the right
man.
When the pair were a~rraigned In the Essex
Market police court yesterday morn ing
Magistrate Moss asked the wonan II she
was positive Reuben was her husband.
Mrs. Goblin scrutinized the mans featares
closely, and then said do%ubtfully.
Il thlnk-t really think that is LYMAN.
Here Reuben broke in and said that he
was not even an uncle, let alone q husband.
Magistrate Moss discharged Reuben.
woman. "He looks 50 much like HymAn.'
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WRIT TO GET BROWNE OUT.
wv" mas Marshal Henkel Violated the
= Treaty With Canadaf

wrt Of habeas corpus was granted yes
SSay BY United States Judge Hough for
~. browne, the customs examiner who,
me been extradited from Canada for
IN LOT ~defrauding the Government. was
Nc up in Sing Sing by United States
,snai Billy Henkel to serve an old SEN
"a lor conspiracy, on which charge Can
hmanaa refused to extradite him after he
@RRpea MS bail under it.
,n nsok, Olcott, Gruber q Bonynge, In their
XXI H S 9 Tor the writ OF habeas corpus,
NJ ii aseu That the prisoner wa entitled to
Ia LEFTY " because under the treaty between
nv United ~ States and Great Britain, signed
snc ~, l8a, 1t is provided in article 3 that
ts RR,soner surrendered by or to either OF
a l. ssn contracting parties shall be triable
/ nitted neg for any crime or offence com
ofsnsua Prior to his extradition other than the
\ 1Ise ior which he was surrendered, until
|hmS;rnaai i have had an opportunity Of re-
EslrrsnS 70 the country from which be was
n s avn however, hasn't been tried since
Ian ss,Suuitlon. He was tried before II and
Il IVY TO Canada to avoid sentence.
a. Rr;e expected that Sir Percy Sanderson,
WAN ipash Consul General, viii be on hand
buildirnr browne ia brought to the Federal
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q This Company Ia autho.
Risea by law to act a. exeuus
tor, aamtpistRatoF, guardians,
or trustee undeP Wall or
eppointment Of court. Az Q
trustee. Il 10 for many reasons
preferable 60 - ssA!v!assas
AN individual may not
I'D be he
may hazard the assets
left I'm his cares he
may be- influenced by
p~artialitys he may med.
lect his duties as truS.
tee. or may become
1nsane, or die. The
Equitable Trust Com.
pany renders efficient
service.
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JOHN LAWRENCE TOOLE DEAD,
English A~ctor.ManaseF Had Been on the
Stage Since 1854.

Special Cable Despdfeh 10 TIE sun
LONDON, July 30.-John Lawrence Toole,
the well known actor-manager, died toe
day.
He was originally a clerk in a wine mer-
chants office. He adopted the stage as
a profession in 1852, and subsequently
played in almost every theatre in the United
Kingdom. He also played throughout the
United States, Australia and New Zealand.
He was Tor many years lessee and manager
Of Toole's Theatre, London.
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"THE HAM TREE" BACK AGAIN.

Mcintyre and Heath Renew Their Fun.
making At the New York.
Mcintyre and Heath and THE Ham Tree
came back to Broadway last night and were
welcomed by an audience that filled the New
York Theatre.
The cast includes Carolyn Gordon, W. G.
Fields, Frederick Bowers, Belle Gold and
others who helped to make 1t q success be-
fore. There are new costumes for some Of
the acts.
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Frank n. Potter n Mrs. Casey to wed.

The engagement Ia announced Of Mrs.
William Chandler Casey and Frank Hunter
Potter. Mrs. Casey IL @ sister Of Mrs, Herbert
g. Squiers, wife Of the late American Min
ihter to Cuba. Mr.. Potter Ia q son Of the late
Bishop Alonso Potter Of Pennsylvania and
the youngest brother OF Bishop Potter Of
New York. 30
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Letter Carrier Drops Dead in Branch
Station.

William Prite. a letter carrier who lived
at l76S Madison avenue and was attached
to Station o at 1922 Tenth avenue, dropped
dead in the station yesterday afternoon
Just after he had returned from making
his rounds. Heart failure, superinduced
by heat exhaustion, is supposed to have
be- en- the cause.
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ONE n. T., July so.-James o'Mara of
~ lake Station. N. Y. Is years OF age,
owned IN Loon Lake yesterday while
koMrS. he RI taken with cramps and
[us9 only fifteen feet from shcre wa
before assistance arrived.
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puBlAcATfoNs
: ARPERN|
n OOKS W
The '..''
Awakening of
Helena Richie
/. By MARGARET DELAND

~ SS@>A~ D-
h q "a perfect book" declares
the New York Times. Everybody
is reading The Awakening Of
Helena Richie now. 1t is the
novel Of the Summer"
~ Gas an achievement in let
tiers this story Of passion and
folly, repentance and renuncia-
ton deserves to be ranked among
the chiefest samples Of American
imaginative writing."-PbiIadsI-
bbia North american.
g This is the keynote imme-
diately sounded by the critics
everywhere. A great novel has
been given to the American
public-great in theme, in literary
texture, and in the wonderful
simplicity Of its art.
I q There are some that will not
understand Helena Richie, a few
who may condemn her, but men
and women alike will feel the
spell that her beauty and winning
personality create.
q "Such work as this is bound
70 endure, must endure" says the
Providence Journal. 1t shows
how good American fiction can
be. The story charms insistently
from the first page, but presently
il flashes out into a tremendous
drama, catching the reader in its
onward sweep and holding him
enthralled to the end.
HARPER & BROTHERS
= RARE-Casanova, History Of Flasellation. Mol
Flanders. Apuleius' Golden Ass. PRATT, l8l eth av,
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Prof. John Bassett Moore Gets Home.

FTUI. UOHH hHsbtVt NUUre 05ets TONIC.
Prof. John Bassett Moore. who sailed
some weeks ago on board the yacht Wakiva
with its owner, NJ H. Dodge, intending to
60 to the Pan-American Congress at Rio
J~aneiro, returned yesterday on the Red D
Juan. The yacht was delayed so much
by weather and the quarantine regulation,
at San Juan that Prof. Moore decided not
to 20 to Rio.
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Judge Robert Shirley Of the Circuit Court
Of Illinois was a visitor to the County Court
HOUSE yesterday. He eat on the bench In
SPECIAL Term Part I. with Supreme Court
Justice MacLesn for o couple OF hours,
atHred in one Of the silk robes which the
Justices OF this county wear. .
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The Seagoers.

Sailing to-day on the steamship Kron-
prinz wilhelm for Bremen, via Plymouth
and Cherbourg. are:
Treusch Won Buttlar- Brandenfels. E. r.
Bacon. Hugo Barring. Dr., and Mrs, Charles
H. Chetwood. Mr.. and Mrs, John H. Flagler.
THommedleu, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph NJ.
Schenek, Miss Harriet Stowe. DR.. and Mrs.
G. G. Seldom.
y To sail on the Carmania for Liverpool are:
j., van Sechten olcott, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Miss Clolet -o'Neil-Power. Mr.. and Mrs.
james Hyde Young.
On the Carpathia. sailing for Mediter-
ranean ports, are:
DR.. II G.. Lusk, DR.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Robbins, Thomas @. Stritt.
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sYLPas AMATEURS PLAY BAIL.
President Attends CONTEXT Between A.. B.p
Btokeheid Talent, which Rain interrupts.

stokeheld Talent, which Rain interrupts.
Oyster BAY, n. Y, July eo.-President
Roosevelt, with two OF his sons, watched
a return gar to-day between the sailors
Of the Presidents yacht, tho Sylph, and
the engine room force. A few days ago
the engine room trimmed the A. b. g 20 to 0.
The fe tfoots were yea rning for revenge,
and there was a grim look Of determinat ion
In ca oh bluejaoket's eye es he "a ced LIE CHI
fort, chief engineer, who pitched the stoke-
hold to victory In the $50 game.
Send her up to the tops, Bill cried one
OF the A. B. g as bis ma to stepped up to the
bat. Bill ga We HIS trousers a hitch, shifted
his quid and gripped his bat as though 1t
were a capetan bar. "Crack!' The bat
hit sque rely on Chief La efforts first twister
and Billy went q way for two bases. Some
howled with delight.
'Pipe al he nds and cut loose the seoond
battery yelled the wit Of the crew; we
have got EN- goin'.'
The President laughed heartily and ap-
plauded when the sailors scored their frst
run and wiped out the goose egg Of the first
game.
Both teams were dressed in duck, which
looked much the worse for wear after some
amateur base sliding. The score was 8 all
at the end OF the third inning and every
sailor was ready to bet his last chew Of
tobacco that Chief Laohfort had met his
Waterloo, when, az one OF them put II.
.the keeper Of the celestial rain barrel
pulled the plug and washed them all into
the souppers.' The rain broke up the
game.
The diamond wal laid out in the orchard
lot at Sycamore Hill near the Presidents
residence. The rain came 30 quickly that
the President and his sons had to make q
quick sprint to escape a duoking.
The sailors didn't seem to mind the wet
ting, but pulled back to the Sylph, eagerly
discussing what would have happened IL
the rain had held Off. Every tar was ready
to back his opinion and the engine room
force were with their chief to q man. The
bets will be decided on the first fair day
that the crew gets shore leave.
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NHuSEMENT

= RARE-Casanova, History Of Flasellation, Mol
Flanders, Apuleius' Golden Ass. PRATT. i8l 9th av,
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10

Old DanaeT stssud 10y the garden Vate,
With his head eject and hts heart
elaIs:
A. he Vigwed the prospect DER.
''TheT~'s liIr," SAID hr, IN the rich
Aad hsaIih and .sreaEIh II gill give
unto me;
And Eve t0Tnips and eOllards galore.
OF Ikey, the swIp<T, I have no tear,
Ny homestead 10 safe and my utie b
clear;
He may swear To lice iill the rascal
. fear sSi the CLEAN Of hi. catfish
The SsIsTOI<s, ssram u hi. catfish
Nor abe nAchIaations Of all bis spec:
IN stand him % IVT many year
Till 10 one drOpss . staE le tear
By the bsastly corpse on the RTafteT's
Dv.oesds ilIs a GSl, 90 IL. Say To
SheOl,
DO-ni aosnl to the place il forever
snail dwell,
UndeE toTtues more hosEiA than Ian
gaage Gan tell,
Al the ultimate dcpths Of the bottom
Ixss bell:
Ike n0w 10 my place hereafter SHALL
reign,
For the iiks Of Iks's alas can never
attain.
And While nxlzelsab waite the do.
crees Of the fates,
That eOnsign lke 20 regions belou;
And chile Judas and Cain 10 receive
him Ecmatn
wiIl sit on ny dungbIll and cree,
DOntcheTknOg-
Will cat on any daaghIll and eFou."
-CharUn, In JacksoaVIlle Metropolis.
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To. I.h~. 90 81. D.aA.

Jane Hu.-,lI IlpWsll was a great
fa,"ritr lu thr literary cirrls-s 70 Lon.
d0n On OiIr ,-r.i>luu at large ian
qu-i the I.-.uiiar.i,r- - American
sI-y-'h were di~,.u-,,-l with EngliSh
dummies Lord : allied g. Mr. Lowell
I,udly. 49, a. e. sil,Ti,s all utier sI,sak-
ers
'~Tber~ u pnr usN rXlTe-ssl1u invent
81 t'y yuur country m~u 49, foolish and
vulgar a. O.. - uuiarlunahle They
talk - ~" ache ~ the dead We
don't huru ',r'.-,., ~ Ia .l.shman
Woul,l ~. a rhra-. s." absurd %
AMI yet said Nr Lowell gently.
Your I.,..t Gray says. sIeaking % the
dead
"t-sr N or ashs- Tive their wonted hrsa
And .u the iural services % the
ciur,-h e Eu-laud u Is aid. Dust 90
dust aud ashes O. asli,'-' We sin IN
g,-si COMPANY \ cur,lial hurst ~ ap-
plauss gr.v'e,i this prvmpt rsjoiadsr.
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the ROYAL COX.

AlfSaso II Stain has a i.@rs.'nal al
arg - s5sRtss, Ills quFrn has b'>'li
granted Sspws . year for her iIsIivsi
ual ~.
Kaizer NiIls-lm has q vsbls-nt dislik,'
Ger eats. anil u u l--li-Vs,l la Ilrrlin
that he lnsttgatssl the "r,iinans~ Whirli
puts . taI ga fsliRss &C tlc caPital
When King Edward J. alsuut 90 take
. railway journey HE HlaJssiy i inVa
rlal,ly c0asultszl A. 81 Tia Sls,cd az
which tlse royul sPryiaI shall travel
In hing 10 Italy. whose foisslness
Cor musie 8. vel knOwn. h the hrst
Irince - the h0sszr - savoy who has
taken ~ Interest IN nustcal uatters
Que-a Maria Christina - spain ha~
q great love - adveaturOas pursuits
and hsbisuaIly deIlghts In books writ
ten Cor buys. Slse h said 30 ~ tho
only woman sovereign whO has made
q balloon aSsraf
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uaHasaarlas.

MT Birrrlls story ai'Iut the little
ragamufin la ciur'h ,'h0ul stirred
= clerical correspondent o. Nrite a let
ter wherein be- sake - ragamufiins
- "buys who have more rags than
mufins" NJ doubt that was n0t meant
obs taken seriously fr,m the etymolog
ical yulnt % view The mufiin ~ the
word has PuEEis-i many "RagAInuf
IN. says lTr johnson. IS from rag
and know MT what else" According
10 Dr Brewer the word means q rag
gel 'mufr' % muffin" IA Splritless
fellow But the original RagamOfya
seems o. have l.sen a drJnun Ia crrtaln
cd mystery play~. Whs'se name was
probably Just high sounding RInSeBse.
IL j. curious. huweyer. that the rag
man" Il al old name for the dsyiA-
ISadOn ChrOnicle.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10

How many men would ~ Re-ted 70
pull e weight haulsd b. an elePhantf
Fifty. Tbe answer h the result 20 70
ernt lnvestign lions uiads 10 dsiermine
he respective Palling power - bOFs-s.
m~n and els1hAnts Two h1r-ss.
weighing Lao I'ouRds each. tOeetlsr
pulled ST5O I-Oun,ls. 90 80 T'Ounds
mars than their coul,ined weight Inc
el~g,haRt. weighing i2p0 I-.undS pull
ed sT5o pounds. 80 3:-sb I"unds lrss
than his Wrisht f1fty m~n. AgEreEat-
ing about : .!ssI I'ounds In weight. pull
"a AHA ISoansl.. 90 just a. mus'h - the
~tngis elephant Bus. Ike tho horses,
they I'alis-l morr than th~ir Own
weight the hundred nieB pulled IL
0O IsBundS
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10
BARBERVILLE.

nIpGctai NoFteata@oaA~A
BarberVille, Aug. a. Make LOaR
expects % - % Jaeks0aSilIs the last
Of this week To take q course In Asas-
sey's IBasiness College.
J. W. Almaad ana family uill TstsFs
% their hOmr In Zolfo Thursday, after
a PHEASANT visit VI eight days with
friends and relatives acre. hT A.
naBd still 0~ns a plsOe and Stock 81
castlC brFS.
s.E Lmmoa L. loading vOSd hers
this week i0E the kIeStTsc LAEht and
Ice ia. AZ StStsWn.
A MT. zab<E. Of Dayt0aas has b<rs
repairing VTEaas % IhEs SOmsanIIy
fOT Inc past weed.
o. MoSdy, Si last I''SrsSa, s4s IN
the village Tuesday.
Mrs Laura Waite. Of JaeksSRSiils,
ShO has bren Visiting Der slstsE, Mrs..
POssIl, fsT the past wesk, scat %
DSl.aad "Wednesday.
MT. Ira Reeves and faRily weFe
SisitiRg his paFents here rsssaay.
TIE habits &c encourage IN byyhsee
are the oacs that make 0r mar eur
hveA Th<y gree ttli they bsce@s q
part Of cur veFy being. This bsing
true many 81 cur 0sheFwlss go0a
yOaaE men are bse0RlsG vsEy pnS
fame. They are eHleivstiag ths hzbit
Of swearing, and seem % thiak 10 cir
Yates their manhsSa. Young mea,
this 10 q very sesa0as MISTAKE yeR ara
making. hOa lover yoarselves In ne
estimation sf the best element q
people. And the Good hoSt ssys
swear not
HnrEah fsE J. Hail Rsunsey. He b
telling sOns startling faetA LAnesla
uas right When he said ySs esahAn't
fo0l all TIE pe0pls al the time.
Mis- Macy Herbert and MF. Jshn
LS,aEstsa wsre married last ssnAay
In DaytOaA- We wish pa . loag and
happy Iifs. hrA Macy Lissagsssa.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10
DELEON SPRINGS.


sp-cial COFFcspOadene~.
Mrs. McGarvy Of Lake Helen l.
visiting Mr.. aud Mra MeDOnald.
Mr.. Will HaTEisOa has a good posi-
tiOn sith the Bond Company al Lake
HeleR.
Mrs. n. w. Purcell and too little
children are visiting friends in 81.
Augustine.
Mrs. Chaa Jones l. visiting her
father and mother In BaTbeTVille.
The Kings Daughters met last
week Al the Tesidence Of Mrs. Mitch
eii Jones. They will meet neKt at the
FrsideHce Ot Mira Harry Lee.
Jones q POwsll Company are work
ma on an invention Of perpetual mo-
iui., aud are confident Of sBccess.
Nr Fred. Taylor 10 putting up a
SindmIlI to do his pumping
Mr Grinin j. working for Sir. u.
W iursell. The only fault to iind of
h,u Is that there l. not enough Of bic
alnl ssh ne had lev more a.
ROssi men.
Our little tOwn vas all excitement
saturday afteTnOoE over base hall.
We had three interesting games on
Oar grounds. PieFsOR and DeI.eOn
-cOTe ~ to q In favor Of PieTsOn. The
Game Cocks Of DeI.cOn and TIA ntys Of
Spring Garden-IO 10 5 In favor Of
DvleOn seville aud PieTsOn score
20 In favor Of PiersOn. The boys
finished up With foot races by moon
light. Everything passed oil pleas
dntly.
eur little village l. In about the
same 6x az BATbeTyille. stray shots
al night by the oOlOred pOpulai ION;
~'eTI one IL armed and needs watch-
IA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10
PUMICE STONE.
re Psoasss 90 aosts ChtsIea. 90 che
l.taaa 80 LfpaFt

@aa - AANHNN
Pumice. ~ Il well kn,vn. l. - vol
eanic origin. l.-ing a trachytir lava
Which has l-ss.n ren,lsr-i ught ~ the
escaI'e of gases Wh"n la q mniicn state
II n found CA must ~ tlIe sh0r,-s q the
TyrheniAn sea aud ,-ls..w h..r.. but l. NJ
PreseRt alnlust exclusively obtains-i
frOm The littls islaiid - Iipar Must
% the volcano'- e lIpari have ejs--tsSi
Vumaee0us rOsks but the last stone i
ell thu product uf Oue mountain. Monte
ChiFica, nearly 2U1 feet 10 height.
with t. two arv,-,-ury cratsrs The
district IN Which The pumlcr j. excavai
II has bsen cah-ulaisSi that ais,ut l.0sD
hands ARE engaged Ia this Industry. 90
u whom arr emplpy',l ln eItricatins
IN mineral
Pumice Il brought O. the surface IN
larRe bl,E-kS 90 To- baskets and Il ear
rissl thus either Ia the uelghls,ring vi
iage 90 g. the ss.a-hur- - H. taken
there In h'ats Th' supply n ssid o. -
pFactically ln"NLaus'ilIc I'umics l.
ussl not merely f'r suuring and
cleansing puus'-.-s hut al-, &c Ispllsh
ing IA buinsruus trad, h"nrr the fact
hat the powd'-r,-i puui.s,' .XI,urtsyi ~
cesSis Ia weight 90. hlsk Iutuice Bs
TWEEN tVeuty and thirty merchants ATs
snsAgs-d In tile puui"r trade ~ the
AAAnd.- LSndun News
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10

The seyere~t test of manllsSsl 10 never
found Ia god times. but Oaly In hard
times. 10 Is MT the man Wbo has sue
cess when othrr- are dulRg well. tut
u II the man Vhu kr,-tss W his courage
aud struggles oa When sveFyi-Osly else
II Wavering 90 g"ihg down Who h The
hero In the sight of ':oi ami nssu. u 10
m easy matter o. make Eo-ri time
when tOth Wind aud tide are Ia oRe's
favOr 80 when uns ~ moving With the
current. tut u requires character and
rkill aud daring O. make head In spite
% og,t-sslng fOrgvs 80 60 wurk suc-ess-
fully against tie current Exchanges.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10
PIERSON.


spSSiaI C0SF~ Poaasaos.
Mrs. FISHER Of TitusvilIe 10 visiting
the Suedish ministers family tor q
seek.
Captain A. A. ThOnpson and his
chAEBiRE daughter. hiss ToBmie,
visited friends in tom lass ueek.
Messrs. Fraak Camille and Hiram
Ashley sailed aeF0ss Lake George 10
their boat saturday 60 Inspect large
bOdy Of Ilmber that they are negO-
tiatihE fOr. They hath are eAPsrs
timb<r men.
CaPtain A. .. Harper. manager II
. large tuEPentlRe farm near ocAla,
10 visiting his friends here for a tee
days The captain states that ma
kiRg turPestin< for the Last feu
months has beeR an uphill b1siaess.
On account Of the rain. His farm is
located entirely Ia the aAI sO,sis.
We are glad tO RVsS that after =
weeks illness Ars. JAke haIYsT !.
able % be mp again
Tue Piers0a Nine erOssrd hats uith
the DeL.eoa team Saturday and de-
feated them In a bail game At Dr.
Leon. The SEVILLE team uAs Oa hand,
and the P,xFsOa team did then ~
also. Noe they hssAst 81 being GhS
champion "a ub team Of ths COaaty
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10
KNOW THV COUNTRY.
q vssesvs FAss R.ssy Csasss sAssas
gaAs - neasa

q Vssesss Thss RveSy Ctsss~s sAssaa
gsAs - HeesG
JugsnAl said. This pre,Spt dS-reBds
iron heaven kRSW thys~lf.- To this
ne aa4-knsS my cOustry. KROw Its
srsA. 10 I.sVulatisa its proslUts. ~
sive and Exclusive. agricultural aud
@ksesak KROW he pre.snt Output and
10 possibilities. kRgW its states. Ia
territories and larss rities aud what
they arr ssysrally BSte,i for Know
~ EssErsI,hy and tyUsgraIhy. IL con-
Stituttoa. prtariplss and history. ne
litsratafs. its art ssa IL -clens,-s. IT,
tihilssaeshy. disuseEtss and inysntioas.
kaSW rs relatlOa o. osbrT nati0as.
bsth paiitiraI and hhans-isl khoW its
Doss~.stsas Alaska. Hawaii. Porto
hlcO aud thr I1hilippiBes thsir history
ssvsrslb. tAs customs aud languages
10 their Iseotsle and TIE sours-,a of ilieir
wsalIh- Many msn kRSw the . things
now ani 1--we tlsrr rsantFy aRd are -ery
trszls,e % thrir fellow cItiEeas lR IsrO
Iuortlsa Co their knSWlesi-e u rssts
lahor aud tn Sacrinre of 80 called
I,lsasurs TO ss,,u!Fs this kRSwieslEe. hot
20 tb- g-auinr.y n.Aaiy Hssn. whass
hfe's IsII-s-e l. % nsaks Ire utniS-t ~
kis shilitis- AMI ssa,srtuhltiss aad whs
10 sss gay aad aRJthrr ). isvrlO;'iag
his cUuntry's hiltsn trrasure- and I'm
IaFtiax his s~a practical eatht-iazis
% OshsF Ivss. t:srFv are . relish and .
drit<ht IN TIE -sarch fsr kROwleSies
dat esaaI,~asats . tl.sa~andfotl
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10
Maize Hay While the Sun shinss.-

There - q lesson IA the NOfk u
the thriity farmer Tie knows that
the bright sunshine may last bat a
day and he prepares Tor the showers
Which are 80 liable 90 follow. 50 "a
sh"uld be Nth every household
Dysentey. d'arrhoea and cholera
murbus may attack some member Of
the home without warning Cham
bcrlain's COlic, Cholera and DiaF-
rh"ea Remedy. which Is the best
known medicine foT these diseases.
should always BE- kept al hand. a.
immediate treatment j. necessary.
and delay may prove fatal For sale
by al druggists
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10
Unnecessary Expense.

Acute attacks 81 c"lic and hi4r-
rhOcs Cpusv "n Wuhuut warning aud
prompt rrhri must b. obtained
There 0, 70" nccrs>Ity II ucurrug the
cNprusc 1T a physician. service 90
such ca.cs Il chamberlain Collie.
Choicra and DtarTh"ca Remedy - az
hand \ d,sc 1T ihis remedy Will
relieve the patient before duct"r
c,.uld arrive u IA. never been
knoNu ." iah. even ~ the most q
we're aud daugcr"u. case, and No.
family ,h"uld br Nlth"ut q f"r ,ale
by all druggists
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10

Ilsrr are S.,iRs rather clever proverbs
o. s.,.ia ''The lest crtR- grow %
otlsers' hsi,ls. l,u. - ans ARE at
baals" "a bird h . little thing Ss-
u buikis its Rrst ga a lofty hdluns
tree Buy land Which sl,s.s- 90 tho
mi !dir. ausi marry = giri aho has .
s,ssl m"lhrr The biggest Jask fruit
always hhies un,isr the leaves" "If .
man slips Down u = always his eldest
wifes fault but u hl- youngest Nifs
makes a mistake be- says hs viii $50
atout 10" ~ hasiy csJk. = hasty
br,psm. and the husband g"es fasting.
. slow c,sok. q slow broum. snd the
husband "ais three meals . day