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WANTED-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets. Office and store fixtures Of all kinds. Furni-
ture stored. packed and shipped. Address BAUM
912 Pa. NV. Phone Main 1854. oc30-tf
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WANTED - SCHOLARS FOR ADVERTISING
CLASS now being formed by advertising manager
u weltkuown Washington establishment To
meet two evenings week. Thorough. practical.
PERSONAL course, covering all branches. Cost
moderate. VIII assist graduate students toward
getting good positions Address Box 1853. star
once. oc2I-lSt
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FOR RENT-R0OMs.
FURNISHED.
Mt a word for Is words.

lGl9 18TH ST. N.w-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms for two adults, with good board; private
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A Convenience for
Telephone Subscribers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

One ceht word each time Tor 10 words times.
WANTED - TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS.
liable Arm? H. MARKS 307 7th opposite Sake.
or phone Main 1903. Oc3O-tf
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FOR RENT-TwO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS: HEAT
and gas; near two car lines; l. h. K. Cos C st
pf
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WANTED BOYS WITH BICYCLES, Is AND 1e
WARS OF AGE: ALSO BRIGHT BOYS FROM
Il TO u YEARS OF AGE. FOR FLOOR SERY-
Ic6. STOCK ROOMS. DELIVERY WAGONS
BUNDLE WRAPPING. ETC: ALSO PACKERS
AND ADDRESSERS. FROM Is TO 20 YEARS
0r AGE. APPLY BETWEEN AND 10 AN
70 p g J. TREANoR, WITH WOODWARD &
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FOUR 2D-FLooR SOUTH FRONT ROOMS
housekeeping; rent Gheat gas) $2l; sumner, SIS
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CLEANERS AND OVERS.

Iines ~. oOc % VIZ. 1k.. x2.52; mo-. I'D
PHILIP LEDERERy 1241 II ST. n. T.. 'PHoNE<
East 1898. Satisfactory work guaranteed Our
wagon calls for and delivers work all thu
city. Phone ~. ocI9-90t
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4 TNFURNISHED ROOMS WITH USE OF Bath
1I21 9th st. NV. Gall after 6 O'Clock pm.
oc20-3ts
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FOR RENT-R0oMs.
UNFURNlSHED

uNFURNISHED ROOMS on SECOND FLOOR
heat. light and TELEPHONE service. 1923 Y NV
Nc.tn-ftf
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FOR RENTAL 707 9Th ST NV LARGE BAY
window front room; suitable for one or two
gentlemen or gentleman and wife; comfortably
furnished. ocSO3t<
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wANTED-BY YOUNG COUPLE, TWO OR THREE
furnished rooms for light housekeeping In tho
DIV. section: near Capital Traction line OF cars
preferred: state location and terms. Address
Box 200. Star office. ocS0- 2ts
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IMo NICflIf FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, SIN
st. oc2O 81
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PARLOR FLOOR, THREE ROOMS PANTRY
water. heat gas. $50. or separately; also secon
floor front; phone service. GIT Il at. NV.
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WANTED-PLAIN WRITER'S EVERYWHERE
MAJ earn big money at home corresponding for
nrwspapers; experience unnecessary; fight, pleas
aaf work Send for particulars. PRESS Syn
bcATE. Lockport. N. Y. oclI-2lt.
wANTED-MEN TO TRY OUR BUCHO GIN. FOR
ksaney and bladder trouble: prescription Of late
DE- Warner of Baltimore. Bold only ty THE
youN wEDDERBURN COMPANY. 61s At.
Sez9f "
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WANTED-BOUIDER OF BASTARD GRANITl
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-T.IREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND
bath; lady and child: for Ink: state location
and price; central location preferred. Address
~ X H." Star Office
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Tor RENT-INFrURNISHED FLAT OF THREE
rnans $12 with gas. ITO 18th NV.
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TO PARTY OR 8 OR 10 YOUNG MEN. PREFER
ably government clerks, large airy rooms In an
attractive. modern home; hot-water heat 1914
18th st. NV oc2N-Cf
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1907 Q N.W-TWO WE'LL FURNISHED. WELL
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two lines. ocsO-tf
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FOR RENT-THREE ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH:
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st. NV. Phone n 2462-M oc3O-7t
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GREAT REDUCTION IN WALL PAPER THIS
WIN interest you We are doing fne work: moth.
ing but artists employed Rooms papered s, up
g. NoLTE 007 llfh NV. Hello a04S.
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FOR RENT-YOU CAN RENT A HIGH-GRADR
piano from for IS and up per month; 50 mp.
rights to select from: all In perfect condition.
y. G. SMITH PIANO CO..
oclS-tf.5 l225 Pa. ave.
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MANIFESTATIONS.
FEMALE.

NOTWITHSTANDING IN FAMILIES BY EXPERT
enced dressmaker understands evening gowns
and tailor SUITS work guaranteed. Address Box
1874, Star office.
WANTED-POSITlON BY A THOROUGHLY
competent stenograp pier and typewriter; best
references. Address NJ. f. R.. Star Office.
Oc.tO Ste
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WANTED-T0 RENT A FURNISHED ROOM WITH
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WANTED-BY- SINGLE GENTLEMAN, UNFUR-
nished room and use Of bath: within ten blocks
of 14th and q sts; only in the city part Of the
time, Address. with full particulars and price.
Box 213. Star office oc30.2ts
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NANTEo-hOUNG MAN WHO UNDER, "a NDS
borses for hotel bus driver; with reference Hotel
johnson. Also porter who understands housew ork
pC30-2t
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WANTED HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID, WORN
garments. ladies'. gentlemen's. childrens shoes
and hats any amount Address postal. I will call.
A. KEBESkI, 1906 9TH NV. Phone N $500 II.
cc4 " ~ -
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WANTED-LADIES' COATS TO refine,
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Address EXPERT" Star office.
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987 MASS. AVE. NW.-LARGE SECOND FLOOR
'front.' southern exposure; large closets; porcelain
hath
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

Wien 10, .alh, a -ls C.-' p,vs--
@. .-..u. '..-- 60 TO-DAY Gle a. ~
su...- ST. -. --leEgsrs 'la' they
a. ne l... 90. s--y % III ..''.. %
c.1.'.ye- '.a' ace 'l. astou..Eu.It
u Al-- d 80 t.ar- ago. ,ay- l..-yy
ID ..- AE.-. a. Illustrated Nag
a4l.
-t. l.-' "-.-i made .ts trial tTIa
q 20 -lL nyLr-s u 1880 - a
-a.-,tt '.a' ian oI' % CAar.es'0h.
= q D.. .-y 'h. I.Nt year. vhlls he
srEir.-r 10 60 attending o. s0u- frs. ~.
f..r r.. ..l..T 10 hat time a. a'.o
g.. '-.. rev 80 fr.man. q l.E-o.
'. ..a -..sI a. o.. 5uzz.ing steam
r... .- ... '.-. - tie safety sa',.
o. '.-r ..-. "a. .-. the uu.saI
-- o.. valve down With L.s
's-t 80 30 steam pressure Vls
.--a.-t 'tal PIE arm Then b. at
1lur ., .'. '...- % ~ valve
Tea. aa- i....- Do steam t.gl
4r-'.. Tt. ...f. Nas content for a
f.v -'r.... ',sn .ame the explosion.
81 %. -.sry alt the Best Friend
N-r- ar.tEs
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Mhsr M-ralna Yeu, watch

u, o.- -.l.r--.f..g. a-...i that you
a.. asuse s,.r .4.h % yOu stop
a.i..L- y,.f aa'.a e. l..lt and Wind
o .- o.. -ogl.Lg u.as lave sOms
.-t' .a-- .l tact a..urd.ug g.
.su-..r vtu say. thar ,.s morning .
20 i.uI'F line e. 30 The Vladiug.
Ia .- d. ur.y D. aI-s ths hour .
r...rE .- f,r Tie a,srag. man mu,h
L.-. re- lar than that tor retiring.
uu' even the sobsTest AID mast order
y 90 wen aTs APT 70 relax and prone 20
.a-. ..-.t.-- ~ h.+.r.u. ateu NOR, ~
.s.- a,fI . '-. A.Ar aad tear uf he
daS % 3D.. ,I..'.uu the NiuiiuE e
ap' 20 - l,ue .u t-Tky. ifrsgg ar
s,rt - ass - '.u Tar ~ u,' iar
enough sin, people cut % Ten Niad
their sar,avs On song 90 ID aid
TIE ieve.,T. hut Il they would o. 4
Shen they -; 20 ~ sUm. r,gslar
point IN h process - uaslug 'hslr
tOi.-, they would 90 10 much D.. TER"
-Pl.!ate phia Record
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N.~ RuIldinr, 81 The Csn.l.

sir Pinn,lI Of Brrrian Sig-.Mich.,
i 5u, ding a = story frame hotel al
Mes smyrna. The neW house. wh,ch
sill c".t abou, ssaeo when complete.
all. ~ one of the most cOmforta bls
small huiels in the COUNTY Ia Wlil
have ~ r"um- and oil cater princi.
pAllN Ia families The rooms wiIl he
heated by Isrge fTeplacea ~
HaNs- ftTs Sceley "a. Wilson is
hui.oinS hotei To cssst about tto, 80
Mes smyrna and HaSks PaTk are
uuibding up rapidly. Smyrna l. de-.
ttned Ia be a city, and all. perhaps.
w time Outgros every other town "a
No usia COanty IL l. only a question
81 a frW year, Shen a port OF entry
sill be established there. uith q rail.
road leading into central south Flor.
"a. The nerd- Of such line Siil b.
ic4t a. the country develops.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
ATTEuPT JAN DREAMING.
Fear Prisoners IN CSuHty Jail Nearly
Mac Their Escape.

Tusrr sac = great iV-do al toe
,yan-y Al atysi lOSO S-tsfdAy
n.snt shea iOar DT.sOucEs cOnnnro
utte Ia. .ucleedrd 20 opening tue
&C. door AM wrre Iusl taslng trrnSh .
.ra,r aten discovered ~ the Jal!er'
~ + FdSard. The prisoners toos
ere % a ta0 AID by bending u
.4,,e,ded IN tbEOsing ba's the lever
,aat .o,6, tie oell- IN ShIeh ibrN
acre ,onaned Mr. EiSaFds Sas
a-.rrp IN toe room adJOlnlnR the a.,
tearI a noise ~hen the lever ~as
,arusn bA,s. and sent 10 investigate.
h, YprarG the door that leads to the
els. Stsu Charlie Williams, one OF
to- -rFru Or -"n-T. confined IN jail
aaa.iIug -,r,utlou tor murder, rush
eat .ms.iba piece 81 Irun pipe
. .a..l.- .lut a. the negro. then tell
na.s u4t 20; ne .ai. ana closed the
douf. lie aired ~ p..to. seNsi Al times
and thi. brOugLt CToNd. sho assist
-e a.u. 20 getting the prisoner hack
l;a 'tv.rg c...
rae ever as then secured 10 that
ttey Ju..l 1u' -vt al i.
% 80. o. uu-, su,,,ssfu. attempt
10 90. treasinc.
FsIr pri.Dn,r. were located in the
.,. % opened: among them Williams
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rns Ass Aso -AlL o. ARMIES
Ire LATEST g Asssnsiisr ss-sinirs
Hsisa tie ssriss Attsrt 90.

Isl =; trrss-, t-s JaEaLsss army g
- -y=.s-ss =; a.. @l..tasy syes e .
t1t .atss- z--s g. ~ s~ls;1.Ls a. .
q; Lat r-4--- . 81 - -tlsi I,.-'
80 49,. % 4r.-Lt..L lEisr-sJ r4.-v!
ckal s--. - s-4r . EIOs1A-- l-a
4Es s--. a.. ne .aI-E sle- sv
$50 ne t4a- 90 ~ ty.la! 20 ~
4. -a..ty g. %. a-gA Alt al 81. p. 81
$3.50 -. .. '-- Jas 4-vss 81. 80 AS
-1- Fl. s.a-.og cs-;.ls pact All
3. a. u-,. q. OseT~ b. mihs pFspl41rr.
A. r.--.-.. - % side There r.
u ..-vl-..a o. re ..arag- v! al a. ~
g. 90 v.LL.LE % stl4'vs! Ol.y a
t-s.s All at ID t-4-t-- - s'ta'--
= 30 At .... -ltTaf.Lk superior bar
t--. .Gt.- &C. lat d. aLa' yTEaul-a-
'.- .f- Tar a. a.. Ioa hl,a
.t. |asaa.-- -sal.la-.uL admiralty
.--.-- .'- s.rl.-- ..' fl- a '.aI "a. e
? 20 lss..--. srr.s as st... o.
FOL. . ~ a- -rra.-L-lt o. t..-I Re
--4r.r an 80 IoW Iss~s.- We
, eve Zee EEL. ~ nothing tr.- ''e
ys.. o.. w. r.-. ,as Russian -
-..-' t,t,r. a. ran uas. - u.-
z .t-s a. -o O.. -.-rs- - "a. ...'y v.'a
a. p. t.'.-. achieved their sa,-
s.-.. i .'.- -ra... -.l'.
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~ eminent nan 20 ienot has re-
.,.'.s ... at'l lat g-l-talr.I p-opie
a.s Tar $50 at o. gu0a bald han
.-y-, attn yth.T coloT.d hair. The aS-
eTass TYP On ths bead u a red-haired
per-, 8, ynIy - -'s1 hair Ordinary
ls;E Lair b, TAR aneT and over three
dark hair take up The spAos u one
- one. Iu- HH are about he aver
az HI' ,4g-aa.rei people are st.ll
better - .gI.-H 70 lsgJsH ale quite
.-.-mun ugmb-r % haits 90 'ts
s,a.v ~ fair-hsiTed man " SOmaa.
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Gs,erusr RroWard Hsasred.

Thuma- ~ l.aWsOn announces that
o. has secured a sufficient nun brT uf
proxies from policy -hOlders To control
the aestiaiss sf the three big Incur.
ancs Companies. AZ pTumi-ed shru
the policir, Nere solicited, Mr. LaW'
.un ha- -jgnifrd hi. intention of turn.
ma the pr"XIvs over 10 a comm tie oi
iOuT prominent men. one Of thrsr
men s-leCtrd by Mr. LsWson D.. Gov.
rrn0r Broward Of Flor ida That SIR
BToNArd, the chief executive of q
state the SIZE OF Florida. should bc
selected a. one of four out of eighty
million, OF people, j. an Indication 81
the honor Ia which he - held Frw
greater hOnors could pussib.y have
fallen upon him. Ia pays To ~ a
NAN. even u the corporal on sheet.
90 reNIle one.
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Insufanee for Pin,-

A hsme Tor the cooperative In
slIau,e ~ p.ss has b.eu started q
Wiitsh.re, the idea bviag 90 str,Lgrhsa
BY smalgamaiiOu the hundred 90 more
% .usurau,e cluts uhi,h ALREADY ~
D. 90 he cOlutrs and tu Torn lsu
% ..uts % village shI.h az. tie
s'rr.. a, come q OuT y,.t breakfast
ba.au
The Tea ass. .a'iyn. With i 10 be
ku,Uu a. The Wiltshire ~ Iusuran,e
and P-Hyideuf 49,, iatiUn l. Co be
re- stored under %. 'r.ealIy societies
arJ-l,u1.u Express.
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Iast the JuTJ.

fo..owing are the names Of the
.-rurs NlO al. serve al tie term 81
-lr Criminal Court 20 convene next
Tue scay.
Harm Lee.
A q. Hur.t out Of county
: p. smith,
Nath ZieVleT.
IN Prr,att.
g.. g. Berry
u Il BroNn.
v a FUR.
4 lIrqgi.t.
I. O. ,s3um.
" "a Coline.
4 + Alldis
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aa.arss Ger csnauc,arn

COn4sctors o. ths German state ralI.
~ays aus; hsFeAftsr b. abe o. srsaE
18th English and Freach b.siaes ths.f
oSn language Tho-e uho fail O. f.a.s
TIE examination uill - dis hars.d. n
the eduoational reGuiremeats for ON.
duceors In GerDany are made mu~b
nsss Fisia nons ca Qsaiify Cor the D.
Sitioas but t1s prOfsssors q Hsidrl.
haEG ana nana--Eeur Trsck Seua
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

TIE Ai'- 'ta' - aut I-.lght u by
1uo' a. t~ls p!Ert..a. 4--s u %.
..G--s.l- % = employed u earry l.E-s
alrys. rssT 0aasms thus supY. y.ug .
a..sls - ,arTyiug heavier Uab.es. ana
- the.I sss IN turE. parts u the sus-
tail.Es frame q IT, sigur'ar. tgrirs
- er.rtlor Ki'.s are a.s0 gssd 20
az .i'- Lies a.russ .ins u suri anl
s.-4ksis to- the purf-ls. - rsn.oy.Ig
he passeussfs " s.Fan4.1 ysss-.s
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

Jssn % tobacco should a1Hlfd ~ %
. German investigator f.'s7 TIE smoft
.rsu t4eiT pip-s through oOttoa soaSsi
- terTiC salts. ~ this vrOs-ss ne
tGnss 20 to- sssen;ial OiI 9 %. ~.
GrOs-l sllVtide tie .ysrtytri. al
sld sBogi halt he nirOtiE- an 70
prOdu.ts ~ deOuupOsiti0n are ST "a
u. sbils the szOks u nVt dsprisv4 4
10 arUna
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

The Ne-p-r Committee Il John
b. Stet-on University invites
you all To- he pr'---nt At the Nes-
PER SeryIc~ Z" H. held sunday az
tern ''n IA the university audi
t"rium at Ans o'cl,ck. President
Haley Nili deliver the address.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
Is SILL DEFENSE

MAJOR Hauu. editor am la-4.-- 60
the COn-tltut.lna %. -.at.--. 3d..
uhen be 80. -r-,-.s 4',a,sta. '.--
years ago as Pc. H.---. - -.E ..
huckhns Ar1.la save. .. a-..- .r
Save 1t cslr- TIE @ Gee -a.- a.a -.
trouble -.nrc. 49,. zt-. --4 .rr 30
BuTn-. soTr.. .-.- a.. a.---- 90
al drag stOTcs
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

Tt~y never Cr % 81 sicken. but
s. ea0-e and strengthen The stomach.
yer ana bowel-- This j. The uniyer-
"a. ,erdict 81 the uany thou.ane-
= DO 5-e pcWitt'- Little Early Ri-er-.
Thee fauou. little piil IL relieve bead
a,tr. cOast patton. b. .0u-nc--. Iaun
.i,r. torpid liver. ssl.os c0mp.eE on.
ttt. Try Little Early i;Isers. ,otd ~
a.. ". FlshsT.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

a .....-i '.'a' 90 'l, l.uusiUu Mai
F. - tH 'l1i Iar-- .usuir.lg q th---
.a. ..- WISER -l..- arr %. thuu
s. 20. .-..s 90. ~!i'us r-....~ 10.
"s ..-." H. RS. drafts - thu
Pol. - then. TIE bat j. never
GIVE Ey-u lately 'hpuEh greater
d.. -,-a. las always i--u t-my..r
=. . av,. hrs~ze Ia tie niouth q tn
F.r..r-
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I ol@rrd P.apl,'. Forward Ns'snsni.

The auuua. meeting 81 the EKecu'
tive board 81 the toiored People .
FurNarc Movement gill he held al
TIE acme Of Mrs George T. Davis %
3 IN on Tur,dsy. February j.. ls0H.
.rubrr- and friend. are invited 10
..c urr-tnt.
MARION T.. CARSuN, SCI.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
A.NYsTtEN SOLVED.

hos O. seep 90 periods attacks
col: u->ne-. and Estitua. cOn-tlpa-
'ur 90. uv.tery that Dr. KING
N,a I..'e p - -u.yec cor TIE. wr.tes
.u-- y - ea>ant. 80 Magnolia. las
.. OBS rI tca' az guaranteed %
q, r-r'-,; .a'.-t4.t .on iueyrTvt,nsit
"- - l,y se'a-4tc. DnH - a. a..
.r.. g.-ts
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Don, "a. 90 svt TT, Errx.r. l,G-.
lab HHneys-Cs.r m tue D~e,'- =
49, b. a; 80 Fub.l --HOO. Al-.tur
~ Feb t. he sour OEG dear 20.
t.r 8-5dy and J, sc. 'asrn ,afs 90
ry katherine ttar.0it Huney.-,k.e.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

''-- alrF l.-i4-.." Irrpi--r> are prc
'--lv'-i taLs-Fuus hy German ply.
-.,.aE Who finds that ~ SANE uGud
may yield thru 'iul-- - larg. a drip
'r,u 5l- tr,ff-r a. frSu aBOtb~r
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Save Your Piano
~ ttasing a. Espsrt o. Sevr TVning
L c HAZEL DsLAnd. ia
uosk Gu=rsniss-i. I'FsP Postal sBA gu call

NUTICE 80 APPIICATt,IN FDR rAX
DEED t'NpfR SE1-TI,tN : 90
CHAPTER 49,. LANs go FLIR-
IVA
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- puryhasFf q Tsh terftneafc ~. -.
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-16
GIVES OFFICERS MERRY CHASE
ALLEGED Thief Retains Stolen Articles
and Runs for His
Life

Desperate with fear of arrest, H.
OBrien led Patrolman Dan Long and
a crowd of angry citizens long chase
yesterday afternoon and was finally
arrested by the big policeman.
O'Brien was discovered in the act of
stealing a quantity of clothing from
the Ramona lodging house on Alameda
street. One of the roomers grappled
with the husky Irishman, but he es-
capped from his hold. Others took up
the struggle to hold him in the house.
Towering half head over his fellows,
officer Long strobe up to the seething
and swaying mob. 1T looked like the
death struggle on the goal line" said
Long afterwards. 1.-THE boys that live
in the house were gathered about
O'Brien, matching, smashing and pull
ing at him."
The officer attempted TO reach out
and quell the disturbance. but O'Brien
saw him and made leap to one side.
Down Alameda street the crowd ran
and onto Ord street. Then into liv-
cry stable the mob flocked, with
O'Brien in the lead and Long close
second.
Throughout the whole affair O'Brien
held tightly to the coat and vest that
he is accused of having taken from the
room in the lodging house. Finding
that all exits were cut off, O'Brien
threw the clothes back in a stall and
continued to run to the rear of the
stable.
The officer saw him and soon had
him and the property that he was ac-
cused of stealing.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-16
Bull DING PERMITS

superintendent Backus yesterday is
sued the following building permits:
From III West Avenue 60 TO 64ia
Crescent street-W. w. Blakeslee, Cal
Crescent owner and builder move one
story building; $40.
Avenue 81. SIS South-A. j. Adams
l22 Avenue 81. owner and builder; two
Story four-room residence; 5000.
Mailman street, 701-A. ii. Ballard
700 Temple, owner and builder; one
story four-room residence; 5000,
East of Concord and south of Fourth
street--C. KENYON, 3245 East Fourth
owner and builder; one-story four-room
residence; $500.
Forty-ninth street, 1898 East-M NJ
Ostlund, 1893 II. Forty-ninth, owner;
W. IL. Lining, builder; one-story two
room carpenter SHOP; 1925,
Thrty-sixth street, 1731 West-Keat-
ing q stevens. 1875 w. Thirty sixth
owners and builders; one-stOPy flve-
room residence; $3.50
Fifty-tEird street, 154S East. W,
Gaines. has E. Thirty-seventh, owner
and builder; one-story two-room resi-
twenty second street, 1855 West
Ingram & Briggs, 90l Brady bldg own
ers and builders; one and half story
residence $500,
Forty-arst street 1871 East-AlaggIs
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-16
BY Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The. tone. OF
the stock market was depressed today
without showing very acute weakness
until the sudden crumbling In the final
dealings. The limited volume of the
days aggregate sales indicated that the
selling pressure was not severe, but the
demand was languid and indifferent to
a marked extent; Speculative senti-
ment was affected by an apprehension
that the available ammunition for an
effective campaign In stocks was large
ly expended.
on the news Of the copper settlement
and the Union Pacific dividend was
cited as pretty conclusive evidence on
this point.
The continued rise in money rates
was cited as offering an effective
check to an animation in the specu-
lative situation. The rate for call loans
did not remain long below per cent.
and got well above that late in the day.
1t was reported that stock exchange
houses were supplying themselves on a
guard against possible vagaries in the
call loan market Part of this demand
is for renewal of loans made last fall
and now maturing, Feb. Is being date
which seems to have been a favorite
for the maturity of many of these loans,
owing to the superstition that money
rates would be seasonably very easy at
this time.
Bankers report a ready sale for some
of the bond Issues now offered but the
volume of these now Offering seems to
be unabated and it is expected that
others are yet to come.
The large number of departures from
the financial district by we'll known
bankers and persons influential in the
finacial world for vacations was sub
ject of comment and was not likely to
Indicate a period of less activity in fin
ancial affairs to come.
The persistent heaviness of the mar
ket invited the attack in the final hour
which made the closing weak and act
i've, extending sharply the declines
which had ruled during the sluggish
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par
value, $2,750,000.
Government bonds We're all unchang
ed.