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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-04

Have you attended Desky's clothing
sale? Now on.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-04

Baseball excursion to Park @
round trip, Leave Salt Lake g.
morning. Leave Park City 81
evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-04

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.,
Kodaks and finishing. Main and
Third South.
McConahay, jeweler. moved to 54
Main st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-04

500 cash given away at Saltar,
July 4th.
30-Tra lnS-30
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-04

English Ale on Draught
At Reagan's Bar, 237 So. Main.
McConahay. jeweler. moved to 54
Main st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-04

McConahay. Jeweler. moved to 81
hal uf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-04
Storage Accounts Due.

Storage Accounts Due.
Parties whose accounts are in arrears
for storage, are hereby notified that un-
less same Is paid by July 18th. '06, goods
will be cold for charges
REDMAN VAN & STORAGE co.
B. o. STORAGE co,
McConahay. Jeweler moved to 81
Main ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-04
Suit on Two Notes,

Have you attended Desky's clothing
sale? Now on.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-04

McConahay, teweler. moved
Main st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-04
WALL PAPER,

Paints, mouldings. burlaps, etc.
lowest prices. Geo. w. Ebert & Co,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-04

McConahay. jeweler moved to "a
Main st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-04

500 cash given away at Saltair,
July 4th.
30-TrainS-30
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-04

Have you attended Desky's. clothing
sale7 Now on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-04

Baseball excursion to Park City. 81
round trip. Leave Salt Lake S:1o this
morning Leave Park City $50 this
evening.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12
OuI, Want To Help TheRssIve..

- rH, E,~r-.lir "trip. while serious
u tl. abstract. Ms made enjoyable
.-sau~- 10 orulln't be otherwise.
There 400, a tu-c ~ sadness In Il
thou-H. ., t.ucbe,i Que pretty near
Wh.r. rar heart strings are sttuhed 10
,omm"u sympathy. To 49, an indus
iri"us bot 81 small farmers cu,ieavor.
iug e. make a h"ne for themselves in
the ri,lc~t ,,.ll on earth. anil they not
know ~ what hour their all will he
swept away by a hood 81 water.
They arr crying for h~lp. They do
no, AZ ,hari,y They 10 not ask for
une cent They simply say: Gentle
.nrn 90 the state of FLORIDA. vote for a
-an~titui ANAL aHcndHIent 10 drain the
Evrrgla,cs. We viii pay the cost.
We want it constitutional amend
nirnt. though. ~ petty Legislators win
not tamper with the act every few
years We want "a beyond specula-
tan. We WaRt an act a. firm a. the
government itself" That Il all they
ask.
After passing through sixty miles
~ high land along the Caloosahatehee.
Nhcrc even INV the river i over some
~ the hanks after passing through
miles - rich mnck land. with scarce n
fest of water over Il RoE-land that
-liould ~ seven feet above high water
l Pl~ige my suPIort. humble A. Il
may be. 10 help the people nov ihhab-
itiRg this beautiful country. and a
brlE- oI,en 10 settlers more acres u
land than i n0w under cultivation IN
the State.-SI Petersburg indepead'
saL
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12
PIERSON.

special Correspondence.
Mr. Turubion, of Palatka, has
rented the y. l. Pier-oa hall and will
occupy IL for the NinteT.
Mr.. 4. Il. Newton, OF Spring Gar.
den. Orange county. was here Thurs.
day trying % buy oranges. lie offered
81 per boA on the trees Tor fruit. tie
had no fruit pledged him but likely
several wiIi sell to han. lie bought a
good many oranRer here two years
ago. Everyone AS Ws.l pleased with
OIL. dealings
Nr. y. L. PicT-uu sent 10 20 Chatta-
nOD,nce "Wednesday ana urouE ht hack
WIu.r tul-un, suu ha- bycn confined
90 the asy .um ipg several years. The
young man na- iuIiy recovered, men
taus ii- mofIyI. Mr. toI,On. left
Nca Nork fuT IIyr-uu ir.uay. She
anu trr -ou wt.i u,,upy tue Johnston
cottage uu i;DsyuEIatu astuur.
A.T- iiaU,,rum ua, Uvyn quite s!ck
to- q lev day, uut o. H.,u iu4pTos cd.
AlT. JOAN .,iaIt.u, 90. 7ri .ug SaTdgu,
nas contract 10 u..u ,.,svn tene-
mcnl houses Iut i.tf,, n,"tuCTs, of
Bakursuurg a. 4a- ausut ,OupietSd
tie aayu,ug leo. 200. ha.su tIi,e.
M,-usme- Iat-u eco. nIvNn, Of
BarDcrur. N,.y ~ toau shopping
one uay la-t aces.
Mi-- frelTiSa fct,.-On aui Rudolph
Peterson sent 10 Drl.and saturday
"a visit rylaty,s aud friends Tor a
iew DAYS.
Or. herr ana NIfv arrived Friday
from their -ummrr home At Einam-
OIy, y. J.. Nc are eiaa 10 have the
gruia. uostor ano biz y-timable vie
vita a- again.
Inc rum.t.,e BAplist- held their
regular mJuIhly -vg,l,y saturday aud
suauas. t,dtTs Campbell ana hO-
gaTIu ,Oauu,tcu IL, service.
LuSc auu Jov i'Owci, John Brad
,uae duu l.ob ii,unytt .yIt sunday
uiuut Ivr Arcadia ,u sugs iug lruIt
pa,K,ua .umpany.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12
wsunda Bruises and Burns

~ applying an aRti-eptic dressing
10 wounds. bruises. burns aud like III
luries before inflammation sets N.
they may b. healed without ma,ura-
t,sn and In alsOul one third the time
rrguirr,l ~ the ell treataseni. This
- the greatest discovery and triasal'h
OF modern surgery. ChaaabeTlain's
I an HAHN acis oH this saisir I,rinciple.
O. j. aa ahtiSe'tic AMI Nben aPiaiei
To- sarh injuries. causes th~Ia 10 heal
very quietly. d also allays the pain
aud SorrRess and prevents amp danger
OF bloo,l poisoning. Keep q bottle %
Tain Iialm In your hoase ami IL viii
save ySu time and mouey. not % men
ton the lRconvenlence aud suffering
sach injuries entail for sale 30 al
araGsistA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12
<D Reward, Si00.

The reaslcFs ef this paper win be
PLEASED 90 lcarn that there Il NJ least
% dreaded disease that science has
been able 60 cure In al IL staEcs, and
that h Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
u the only positive cure known 90 the
medlcal raterniey. CatArFh heing con
stitutional disease. rs-qalres a cOnS,i-
tatianal treatment. Halls CstarTh Cure
h taen Internally. acting dirrctly NJ
On the blood and muc0us surfaces 0f
the system. therchy dessroying the
Foundation q the disease. and giving
the patlxnt strength By building up
the constitution and assisting nature
IN doing Is WORK. The pr0Twietons
have 80 much faith IN ~ curative
r0wers. that they OHer One Ilundned
dollars Tor any case that u falls b
cure. send Cor list of teEtimOBlals.
AddresA y. J. CHENEY q CO.
To.sdo. q.
eoid bg Draksists. - esnaA
FALLS Hamily Pllls e. IL -
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12
THE sAIs or EGYPT.
4 WsrsinE Rasssr Wha B-iissss
ItLe q bell ~ Ne tees

g.. ~a.- f- runner uhu kr-"pS Ga
'ror' Of a carriage aud warns common
p.-,,,'c o-rt 80 a." way and who leats
thcm With stick u they "a not hurry
az a'iuut g.
10 j. obvious that 20 10 this he must
run guiriiy Most men when they run
hrrd t'i-lr I-p,iirs forward sud keep
N .ir frou'hS clpS..h In orlcr 20 save
~ .r wind The sails runs with his
-h"r!lrrs thrown hack and trumi@t
u. Ike aa Curl. - elephant IT, hnl.ls
o.. ktia wand 90 hiS ~iu" like a mus
lot and u.t 'ra.iu. 9" his hand like q
vsi.lu. stick. and D. wears n soft
shirt - vito stun and = sleeveless
c,la' i'uri"J b. -o.I hcc
Iis b. a perfect ideal ~ color and
.-u,r.r.rt. and a. d, runs h. bellows
E.' lH,l or rnJrs ~ yen have hard
% lun ru1r ~ feeding times IN a
.~, ... erie
Th"7e arr srm"ti.n"s two - them
rUu...s ah-v1~t. lr,.s-"i exactly ak"
mi With the U.p'r part - their l.o,lics
as r.r.l ~ the wanl pressed against
tL,r si.l..s AMI with thu sn,ls - their
s,Hrf gui the long tazs~i streaming
put IDhind.
~ thy yell AMI l'cllow d0nkeys and
ca-.ag,, aud pevf,le s-ramble Out %
iL,ir Way until the carriage they pre-
c,-lr his rile-l rapidly By. only
princes % the royal harrm and con
sui. general aui the hea'ls - the army
uf co. rrIntiuu and the Egyptian army
az laru tt,,l two sais: 0thsr IsOpie
may have uu-.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12

!
Mr. Russell vas able 10 attend
church last Sunday, for the nrsi time
In Eve months.
The COnTgeRationalists resumed
their sabbath morning service sun.
day.
Mrs. Ellis Blake divided with her
friends some Of the perfect baldwin
apples sent them by Mr.. =. Nelson
Blake from Massachusetts
Percy Hazel celebrated hi. birlhda,
Tuesday, with invited guest to share
the roast turkey and acoessorios
Sir. and Mrs. Percy Sloggy returned
from Vermont last week and ar. NOV.
ing into the rooms over PeitOn'~ store.
Mrs. q. d. Webster. accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Cutter, returned
FROM Massachusetts last week. Mr.
Webster goes To Miami Saturday 10
visit her husband and Mr.. and Mr.. ).
J. Jefireys. who delayed going To the
Isle Of Pines uatil Cuba vas Ia a safer
condition to traverse.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jenkin- have
deferred their visit To their parent,
here until the holidays.
Mr.. II. L. PadisOn engineered a very
pleasant dancing party at the hall
Friday evening. Mr.. Davenport fur
nished the musiC. Mr. radison sup
piled the company with an alum.
dance ut excellent lemonade. AT
present enjoyed a good time.
Mis-, Whitman, of Daytona, j. the
guest of Mrs.. Davenport for an .nded'
mite stay.
MIR. and Mrs. Araby ClaTksOn and
Ni-s Griffith attended yesPer service
az StetsOn sunday.
Miss Irene Baker was the guest Of
Miss Leona Wright, at DeLaud, sat
urday evening until Monday morning
Mr.. Mace, Mr.. Andres and Mr..
Warner have been shipping grape.
fruit To the Northern markets. u b.
yellow and eatable hut not equal "a
real ripe. juicy pOmelo in midWinter,
any more than a green watermelon Is
To b. compared "a rips one.
Mr.. Kills blake thinks tue use Of
sulphur on the trees TO destroy red
spiders hastens the coioring oi the
fruit prematurely.
Mrs. Westlake has sent MANY beau.
tiful souvenir postals TO ner friends
here. from the Pacific coast, where
she has been touring.
Mrs Bedell and daughter, Mi,-
Race, Will return this Wcrk from OhIo.
Mrs. Milcs, whose continued az
health has made u necessity. will
cell her boarding house and cquip-
ments, and remove To some place more
convenient 90 secure medical treat
ment She has convenient house,
beautifully located, and va doing a
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12

i..,-l and multiplied greatly. Rabbit,
ate plentiful alsp the wild boar W
called. the Will pig. the Wild dog aud
ihc Wild eat OF the island Wild fowl
e. rr.ally durks and pigeon. aI.iund.
'Ir former crossing from the southern
states during the winter S"as0n. With,
10" latter remain 0u the island the year
r'1nd Phcasauts. quail. snipc. Wild
turkeys aud viii guinea fowl are also
humorous. with several varieties %
lIW" hirls. su'-l a. the I'cr,liz tojOsas.
rlIirhrs and the gianurus.
T,Ir only distinctive native animal Il
'hr Julia 90 hutla. ratlike IN appear
aurc ani BLACK n grows 90 = irngth
~ sixteen ur eighteen Inches. not Ia
.lUlug tn tail While eatable. 70 n
a.; clsS'ialy palatabl-
cuba hls uiOrr than So sI,ecies %
nri.yr birls. Including those already
n,ui.u1,d as game birds. many POS
s'',e... the most beautiful plumage.
hui tII#e with song are rare
~ swliupy l~'alities crOro'iiles and
H.'.'' % taA NtltaAANNN N'AAANAlNN NV
IrUid. 1ni. alth"ugh these frequently
grow o. an enurm0us size. but little
attention i paid a. them by the ma.
'.yrs.
Ihgmrlruns. small lizards. tree toads
ILl similar harmless silurians ~ 81.
minu'iyc sizc an. very common. while
s.a..pually N" igulna aud Oth"r large
varieties 81 Do" lizard SI.ccies arr seen.
Isw var.oties ~ snakes exist In
'uiu. en-" - the. the maja. from
'c1 90 f'r-'.-'u f~t IN length. i a
-..ai don '.,i.'s,iri reptile. u such q
torn may l.c u-'-i. for u Is most fre-
ruru'ly furni al'ult the huts. farm.
houses aud small villages. it, fav"rlts
H..u- rlI,r hniug iu thr palm matches
= Ia ".d h'iild.ug 81. while IT, fayurit.
fr.sl 10 PHui'ry. Agrthcr shake named
lhD iu'ip. is I.urr v.r..r-s co. disposition
than t.'r muIt. although newer reach.
Ing more t'ilu piI, bird fts size u =
not rIiunr., r. uI"r varieties are
still ,uulh.r Zoo size. are ~-lIum sem
AMI not v.uurIuu~ Havana ru~t
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12

Whittier and EE~r-uR were taking q
drive tcscthrr Whcn they Pl~-'i q
-pa.i. unpalHtc,l hou-e by the mad
SIDE.
Their" said Emerson. puiuting cut
tie bsHsr. ELVES an old Calvini-t. and
'bc prays Tor me every day. am glad
sle ds.-s. Pray far myself"
''IN.s shry- SAID Nhittirr What
docs tlIcc pray for. friend Emcr~oaT'
Well rrplissi EmerSsn. ''when
h-~t 0gen my eyes Gpun the trautiful
world thank Cod that am alive and
live 80 ncar Bost0h."
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12
PORT ORANGE.

speciai Curr-spuu'l.no..
Mrs. a. Bangs. Oi Avon Park. who
has bcen spending the summer In the
northern States. IL visiting Mr. ;. VI.
Bangs.
Mrs. Alice Ho-iges. Of Delray, and
her daughter are visiting her sister.
Mrs. Ed Rogers.
Mr.. CrenninR and sister and niece
arrived from ohio Friday aud are az
home in their cottage ou Front street.
Miss Maudc Milburn came home
Friday To- spend Saturday and sunday.
Mrs. BTscey and Mrs. NJ. Marsh
trove down sunday To visit Mr.. Du.
Bots.
Dr. DuIlose went o. NrW smyrna
Monday Co visit a pAti'nt
Mr. Harry Sargent came up from
TAX Hill Saturday to si-i, biz family.
Mr.. Jack-"n. Whu lives on the ole
jackson homestead near SpTuC'
Greek. had the misfortune to lu-v hi.
house and all the contents by firr la-i
friday. Mr.. jackson vas wIrki"r 90
a distant part Of the farm at TIL ur
rhe ERE originated on the r"ui ATE
~as burning firrcely before SIR, lace.
~on kneW u.
Mr.. q D. johnson went To Jars-.,u.
vile sunday morning to see his wife.
~ho h IN -. Lukes Hospital.
Mrs. ToWusend AMI -on arrived Mon
day from Kansas a. Welt her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. \. HaIdemdn.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12

Orange city. OcL lO--Mr. J. u.
Berry, of NeW Smyrna, Was In town
Monday evening on his way home
from a business trip tO Dcl4and. The
engine broke dOWn az the Junction
and Il vas TUESDAY morning beforr
the train reached New smyrna.
We are glad To say that Mrs. Free.
man i improving in health. She re-
turned last week from weeks stay
with her daughter at Cassadaga.
Mrs. A. u. Manvillr IL staying With
Mrs. =. 4. FulbT Wh,le Mr.. Fuller H.
In 81. Augustine. The ladies spent
Tuesday In DcI.and.
Miss Helcn Manyille, Miss Helen
DOzivT, Niss Hattie Fuller and M,ss
Onie Hardin we're ali home FRIDAY
evening anu until SUNDAY evening
When they returned To stetsOn Uni.
VeTsity.
Il. N. Baily moved his family into
Mr.. HaTdin's cOtiare On University
avenue. TUESDAY.
Mr. holman and family Ncnt down
To Lakeland Monday tor a week OF
t~O.
M. u. ID. Tucker and family ar.
rived "Wednesday by way oi Dvi-and.
They came Ia Jacksonville MOHday,
stayed there until tuesday, anu came
up the RIVER ana haa a team meet
them at DeI.aRd "Wednesday. ;hcy
have friends with them to spend ia,
winter.
DT. Dickensoh', medical lectures
have given way 10 school teaching
The baaTd has not prov ,dcd a pTinci.
pal yet 80 she continues the work,
very much to the delight of all her
pupils
Mr.. and NIs. I'prr Who huught the
Knox place ate In 81. Augustine now
packing their household Rouds pre-.
psTIIOfy 10 moving them over here
tO their new home. 1hey had nice
pace In ~. Aug ustine, but have -oi0
II anu bOught here bccause Mr.. Pip
er's hralth j. bctteT here.
Mr.. Hardin 10 having biz home place
fKed up very pretty; the inside newly
papeTed anu painted. George SCAN.
NEIL L. doing the WOTk. Tie has nice
broad VaTaBdAs ahoye and by.lOW on
the west and south sides of the
hvusr which are a great addition TO
the lUOks a. sell a. comfort of his
hume.
The Dicken-on's have commenced
EoTk Ca nat - kn0wn a. the fainter
place; they bought u last spring.
We expect to see u brought hack Ia
It's former beauty A. Il VAS when
Judge Hildrsth huIlt IL.
MFs. Barrcll sent over tO DeI.and
Thursday tO make her daughter, Mrs.
James Tay lOT, a visit.
Mis- Ada Mas-y has rented one Oi
Mr. Albert DICK, HsoI's small cottages
on Graves avenue ana h Putting u In
order this twesiRrsdayl Afternoon tor
curing mos.
AiEs. Joshua Myers received a letter
from shrr sitter, Mrs. q. Morris. 81
welaka. PA, saying she ~as the
happy mother Oi tSlns, one my aud
oae girl; ali doing sell.
Dr. q. W. Hill who Teceatly fought
three lots of Mr.. BaTRhdTt IN the
eastern part of tOWa, sold one tosiay
Ia DT. D,ckenson.
Rev Halter l. Putting up a fence
aFOuhd biz place, trying To EerP the
cattle On bic lawn. Tits cattle pro
blem L. s0methinF gTious here. We
have no rights that cattle men are in
any way bound To- respect. \ Pcr-On
u rot safe on the streets after dark
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12
Another Candidate Tor the senate.

D. D.. Rope announces himself A. q
candidate for the state senate. Mr
Ropes name will be placed ON th,
official ballot by petition. On bis ~.
titiOn are the following names:
D.. w. waldrOn
LaWren"e Thompson
e.. W. Nash
u. y Foster
y. II. clark
TT. Prck
Geo. .. smith
S.H. Cove
]. T. Cairns
u. a. Tanner
BF. Hsugh
]. T. Dunbar
J. n. kru-e
a. l. Hord
W. A. Morris
n. ~. Getty
G.. G.. TuTnqui-t
q u. Poser
&. 7. Haynes
" D Bates
}. u. Gentry
L. NJ. Bennett
2. W. Kocster
]. 4. Erickson
ID. lthoslenhou-e
WIN. NeWmOns
W. Grower
~. ". GOoslsOn
W. &. Clanton
TbOs. y. Page
n. =. BaTEeT
VIM. &. Howes
W. 4. Edwards
Geo. W. Bristol
Chas +. kiickeT
n. r. Gleason
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12
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bower part ~ H. diving suit pro- o.
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w"rr n'S"ri"7i m considering some
We iv l."'i."Tu.
M"7nwh,l" "a" V1'ct has l""n !raw
In ii" Tuil"T suit NJ "a l-r divers
arms aud part way M over b. hest
and tlI"n Lc s''l's '!""u over h~ h'id
the si''l cuiFa>> that k'7l's IT, prs
snrr 81 ti'' water away ir'm his ci'e~i
AMI Hisr SERVES O. SuIf'r' tie weight
81 10" copper E"iinr' ga hiS shoulders.
~ ih.s I'''ht in i.''' operation ihe I'm
can "''Ios !ni' U.s. a'i 10" 'al'.' iake'
from u the hr1>s thim'e'r"N- that
c''ii'n" VI" u'F"'r 'i-'~ d" ii' '.N.ns
suit hi"''n %" cuira~S aUI ''' i"iF
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ANIMALS IN CUBA

Cane IN Ptesty asa oas Species e
seEat-dsRr.ttcafed Ssake.
ThnOughOut Cuba game h abundant.
pssE, thsash not native. have aeur-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12
TIE Ts.sse asd Ta.tr.

Puneent and acid tastes ar I-rccived
By the tip % TIN tosIEtle. the middle
pOrtiea tastes sweets aud bitterS. Whih'
ne hack or lJwer parrish cSncrrSIs 10
sslf with fatty sulsstanceS. such as but.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12
LAKE HELEN.

This department. 4 in charge - Ms. trtne
q. Adams uho u 'authuriErd O. ras-.iVe sat
eeriptiuua, advertisements, etc. aud - cu'lsrt
TIE same. Any CuuFtesy shown M Adams
viii b. Appreciated by THE NAYS HEp.4
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12

TIE Grst IrIn nails made In this coua-
Try were hammered into shape nc Cum
beEland. u. l.. In tG5T.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12
ORANGE CITY.

THIS depaftm~ut - ga charH- of Mise. a
nsissu-k. Win - auth.tixs ~ f,-CstNe sub
ecupiiuns. adNeFi t=-tn-uts, rte- AMI o. C,hll,tf
fuF same. Any CtnFtssy fhusn Ms thtssck
viii b. atpr,ssatsd - fHE NEWa.-Eb
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12

Governor iirOsarl v..l 1l .a LELAND
on iriday u,tOuvT 40. sHa EIl. deliver
an auuT,s- on drainage al = p. M IN
tLg court hol-,. ThI- o. o., most IN
purtaut matter UytUrv tie people ct
FLORIDA ,pJay, aud tue Governor all
have "a bIu audience.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12
The I.rIaseK's DrNll.

Why Il the pr.Hicr's crrand 10y
call-l 49, printers dcvilT" Accord
ing 10 " 'yru. writing at tire eni 20
tLe Seventeenth 49, fury, hsSarss
'th,.sc Brys GA a rnn.!hg IIo'i~" cuni
.lloH,y black AMI l'awI themselves
al -nrc 49, Workman do IoroSsly cali
illrm Devils. AMI sasnctimes Spirits
aud Simrtlmcs f1ies- u l. related.
how.vrr. that AIls MaHuz'a th~ great
ve'. ,,...a printer &C t.Ie hftrcnth On
tury. had a black Save boy. vino was
PIP '.irly SrTTps'i II have conie from
i,elJw. AccJTi u=ly he publishe,l no
tlce: 4. Ado Nsnuzlo. printer 60 ilr
do-r. have this day maize pul'lic ex.
roSare % the printers devil Al who
think he l. ut nssh AMI blo~l may
cone and pinrI him"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-10-12
Csa9hsae aaa ssearias.

~reoi,le In thrItc-s." Says a d~-tor.
do not cough tecause they want tn
They coegh ts-aaSe hey cann0i hear.
Two nerves cOHncct the tym. .aaam q
tie ear aud the back 20 TIM thrgal. with
the result that u the ears are strained
through say. an actors fauAy ehuR-
citation Il proiOces irriiation In the
throat. whIrh sets NJ coughing"