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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
@ai@imetom IN, som=
1ttet.

Mud 10 cine bon Sen pielen 2egen-
SEN, oab I'M ERE 8l1noesbauptitaot
mQbren6 oes Sommers cine entpol=
ferte 5ta6t lei. 8aibington'S nor
male 8ep0lferung, 10 miro bon BORT
geldrieben, betrGgt mber 6reimalbun=
oerttauie n0 un0 mabnideinli6 lit 6te
5ommer : Ginmobner5abl bon 1911
megen oes umltan0eS, 0aB Ser &on=
greB in Situng lit, nidt geringer als
sic oben ols normal angegebene Mn=
5abl. @aibington lit Elm groBes Gen.
trum fir aonoentionen g%emoroe1.
firdli6e, tnouitrieue, io5iale nno ion=
itige. Sic fommen bierber gera0e5u
m%aiienboft, unb es giebt ia gan5 ielbit-
peritdnoli6 feline 5ta0t auf oieier
5eite oes Grobaas, mo- 8eiuder 10
piel ieben o6er no fie ii6 10 amiiiiren
f0;nner mie in ser @oa1ptitaot ser Ser.
Sic giienbabn bringt I'M
Iusfliigler malienbaf t na6y
Ser 5ta6t, 2eute, Sic nod Ser See.
fiite unterpegs iinb bon iid freuen,
@elegenbeit benuben gu fonnen,
Sic rationale &opitole 5u elmer Min>
0eitauslage ieben gu f0nnen. @ole
IS 8ro5ent ser ieBbaften ginmobner
@aibingtons bleiben mabren6 ser
Commemorate bier, un0 6ieienigen,
Sic es fir ousgemadt balten, 0aB
@albington int Sommer Elm longmei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

11immt sic @infubr 81 uno Dement,
ipredeno iteige1 audi Sic 8oueinfiinf=
tie III geniigen6em MaBe, UNI Sen un=
teri9ieo 1T SEN Staten mebr als BIN
retd)ero gu 6ede1. Sober 3on aber
permin0ert 6ie @infubr, bat unter
Sem g%egenmdrtigen Sarif iogar emf
pfin0lid als &emmidub gemirft, tpie
oas belonoers bel @o%1entparen,
bdummonenen Sabrifaten uno Ser
gleiden bemerfbar gepeien, tpo ii6 ste
ginfubr auf oas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
heidrdnft un6 SEN 8ortheil MIR Ole
bieiigen Tabrifanten batten, sic nit
ouBeroroentIiden 8reiien SEN &unoen
ausidlouden f0nnen uno Der &egie=
rurg Ginfunfte n%orentbalten, 0ie tie
BEL freierem @ei6aft 51 ertparten
bdtte.
Ser @inmeis uuf sic Musgaben fir
Sen Y%anamafanal lit gang berfeblt,
Denn Sic &egierungseinfiinfte baben
NIT oieiem eigentli6 gar nidts gu
tb1n. Die Soften iino bur6 bet Ser
fnuf BON Bombs 81 oeden, mie 6as ge=
ieblib p%orgeidrieben iii. @S mar, als
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

Ser aongreB feline 8uftimnl1rrg 5n
oem l1nternebmen gab, burdaus ni9t
beabiidtigt, oaB Ole laufenben Gin-
finite oes 56aBamtes bafiir bertpe11-
Set merben lolten. Sc iollte gang
auf ii6 ielbit geiteat iein nn6 oas
@elo 0afiir our6 Sen &reoit Ger &e-
gierunq uno bas 3utraue1 bes Bottles
oufgebradt merben. Gas geidtebt
iett uuo ser grfolg Ser 8anama-an-
leibe 5eigt, SOB man iid in beloen
8unfte11 nidt getauidt bat.
Sen 8eiorgnilien lber Elm Defi5it
ltebt m1Beroem Die Tbatiade geget-
iiber, oaB sic Understanding bon
nun an bl1rbal1s ipar iamer gefiibrt
meroen miro, als oies friiber geide-
ben. Hrdiioent Iaft fat Sic 2oiung
a%usgegeben, oaB in Sen Departements
alle um0tbigen Musgaben 5m permei=
sen fins unb bur6 @ereinfad)nng Ser
8etriebsmetbooen ale @rtrapagan5
perbinoert perben ion. 9ie 2eute,
sic obne @egenleiitlng an ser offent-
liden @rippe ibren l1nterbalt fanoen,
meroen %nusgemer5t, Sic gan5e Ser
maltung mir0 cuff Notwithstanding
8aiis gei felt merbe11. ln6 menn anb
nidt, mie SEER Ml0ri6 bebauptet bot,
oniabrli6 oreibnn0ert MiQionen am
6ffentliden Dienite eripart meroen
f0nnet, mer6en Sic Mnsgaben bod
0erart pernlinoert meroen, 0aB Ser
&ongreB cine erbeblid geringere
Sl1mme fir sic @ermaltltng ,5n be-
miligen baben miro ais bisber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
Nfinne{pta.

81. Saul. &err Sufius
Mforih Braiioent oes @eutiomerifa=
niiden 5taatsperbon0S bon Minnetoz
ia, melder iiber 5pei Monate in,
staate l1tab I'M S1,ierene ser }erl61t-
liden 5reibeit tbatie par, bot iid iebt
na6 nur gang fur3em Mufentbalte
BEL ieiner bier mohnenoen Samilie an,
Samitag in ser gleidben Miifion nad
Californian begeben. = Sic @orberei=
tungen fir 0ie ant 3. @eptember euf
&arriet Sslan6 itattfinoenoe 6eier oes
Deutiden Cages ii1o IN bouem @a1,=
&c, un0 ale Mn5eiden 6ente,1 o.ronf
fin, 6ab 6ieier oentId-anerifaniide
acknowledging aun in oiejem Sob=
re iid gu elmer murbi9en Runbgeblng.
0es 6eutiden 8epolferun9selementes
oes Observation-Disclosures geltalten niro.-
@ol1perneur gberbort bot Dem Mo1pr
Sobn S'2eorp bon Cop S'ran0 SORTS
Sen 8efebl 5ugeion0t, bie bel sen,
@o11oerne1r eingereld)ten 8eldpmes=
Sen biniidtltd an9eblider l1ebertrp>
tungen ser Mmtspflidten burd sen
8oli5eidef BON Cot @rano SORTS ge=
11au 81 unteri uden u1lD auf @ru11o ser
@%rgebniiie feline Mobnabmen gu tref
fen. 0iele @organesmeife ift 0urh
cine obergeribtlide @ntideionng in
einem Sale BON ct. gIono porge5eid=
net. : Sic &etoil=l &aufleufe pon ct.
Saul mer6en mabrfdeinli9 in ser
naditen 3eit 56ritte u%nternebme11,
nm sic ntogliblt ha1bi9e &iidfebr oes
%. Snfanterie= unb reg A. &unal=
Heterogeneous bon Der n,e1ifaniidcs1
@ren5e lit Sic @arnllon nod Sort
Smelling 51 erreiden- Sic Mon6ner
iin0 jebt porbei 1.11b ein5eIne &eai=
menter fins au6 idon nod) ibren it611z
oigen @arniionel1 ouriidgeianot nor
Sen, oagegen bleiben ole ct. &olt1er
Sr1ppen p%orlaufia rodb ,ueg, ,poonrd
sic hieiigen &ouflente eiten enlpiitto=
liden Sda0en IN itrem @elddfte er=
leioen, 0e11t Sic 400 Mann @elat<
ang 0cs orts geber. M1t &aufleute11
gerl1g SIT ber6iene,1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

liges Sect lit, irren ji6 gemaltig. Ser
englii9e 8otidafter 8rpce iagte IN eli
ner fur5li6en &eoe, @albington er=
freue jid ser Mus5eidnung, sic l@o11-
lte @taot ser @elt 81 lein megen if
rer Menge 0ffentlider @ebauoe, ibrer
breiten, ourd 8drme idattenrei6en
5traBen un0 our6 sic Spmmetrie,
oas gbenmoB ibres &lanes. ~Die
i@onite @auptltaot ibrer Mrt, Sic Ste
@elt lie geieben bat," lit, glaub i6 Der
ger1a11e Ml1sorud, oelien ser 8otidaf-
ter ii@ beoiente. Die @orte ~ibrer
Mrt" entbalten auer0ings cine Git
idrGnfung. Ser 8ot1dafter lit nt6t
nl1r Elm @osmopoltt, Elm @eltbirger,
ionoern audi ein Diplomat ut1o obne
3meifel mdgt er ieine @orte un0 lit
in oen1, pos er iagt, i%orgfaltig. Selbit<
peritdnoli@ giebt es ia piele anoere
ni9t muir 1T europa un6 giien,
Sic Woibington melt an @inmobner-
5abl iibertreffen, un0 etli6e Don Die
len iteben melt iiber @aibington lit
auf &eidtbum un0 arditefto=
nii9e Brunfbauten, aber nit 8ot=
8rpce's ginidranfung r6te
ldonite &apitole ibrer Mrt" fann iein
iebr mobl belteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
sternf@nmppem.

Ser &rofeior Mrrbenil1s beridtet
bon fernen 5onnen, sic 10000 NAL
GROCER ais sic unierige fino. Danfe,
mir 1ino nit ser unierigen gegen=
mdrtig mebr als 5ufrie0en.
g
@inem &idter iii &anias @itp,
Mo., fat ein 5pibbube mabren6 6es
8erbors cine gol6ene ubr geitoblen.
@enr oas feline MiBadtung oes @e=
ri9tsbofes lit, bann gibt es feline.
g
@etn sic @ite in @aibington Sic
5enatoren ni6t gu idneQen @nt=
idliiiien treibt, Damn fonnen iie tor
perlides l1ngema@ better bertrager,
als ibnen I'M augemeinen 5ugetraut
mirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
9mnit

fann ieber MAIDEN, ober n1r Sbot-
laden bepeiien 8ebauptungen. 60
lit es cine Ebatiade, oaB @ol6 5pring
8ier 6as geiun6eite lit. @arum? IS
lit gebraut NIT oem reiniten @ineral-
maiier, miro nur nod erlangter &eife
ousgegeben un6 er5eugt, 81 es gut
obgelagert, feine @dbrung I'M Magen.
9arnm lit es bus geinnbeite 8ier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

Mit ibrer 9robung, 6aB ie0er
@rmaBigung oes 5arifs notbmen6i=
germeiie gei6dftlider &iidgang fol-
gen miiiie, perm0gen sic &aub5oq=
ner beute fem &in6 mebr gu
i6reden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

g
Sol. 8rDan fat Dem @ouperneur
Sormon nun altd oie 8efdbigung
gum 8t5epraiiOent abgeiproden. IS
gtbt in ieinen Mugen eben i1lar einen
Wann im 2an6e, ser Nrdiioent 5u
meroen ber6ient un6 6as &edt erbal=
ten ml1B, Sen Disqualification gu mo-
miniren.
Seras importiert aartoffeln aus
Srlan0 un6 5@ottlonb, neil Die
Grodenbeit sic Grnte fait gang ber=
nidtet fat. @enn es 10 fortgebt
mer6en sic beliebten &noIen balls muir
nob in oen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gu finoen iein.
s.
MuBer Sen Gruits mer6em funitig
audi oie etn5elnen 6inandafrpbaten
gr0bere @orfi6t beoba9ten mu1ie1t,
mem iie ni6t erpiidt u110 binters
giiengitter gebrabt mer6en mouen.
g
Sn Georgia berlobte lid cine
8ittpe bel ser 8eerotgltng hires Sc
ligen nit einem Ser 8abrtudtrager.
fielen 2eihenid)ma11s un6 GerIo=
bungsmabl 5uiamme1t ll,1o perurlnd)=
ten mir einmalige Soften.
Ser &rdit0ent lit ser Meinung,
oaB Die groBen &orporationen tbat=
ia@lt6 0ffentlide Snititute iino.
Die Sruitbarolte merben iid freilid
nidt eber 8u 6ieie Mniiht befebren
olien, Bis lie 6ie bun0esobergeridt=
li6e 8eitatigrng g%efunoen fat.
g
Sic &e6en ser 8lmoes ienatoren
fir o0er gegen 0as @anoelsobfom=
men nit &ana6a Daben ldpn oes=
balb lpenig 3med, neil Tie meiitens
Dor leeren Siten itattfinbe11. l1no
altber0em fat mobl ieoer Senator
viein Mein0 oufgemadt."
g
Ger brabe Ma11n oerft or1 iih ieIbit
5ulebt! meinte ser 6a1tlpel5, ols er ait
Die Mrbett ging.
@
Die britii9en Neers lpielten BEL ser
sic erite &ioline, iebt meroen
ibnen int 8arlamel1t Sic 6%l0tbent0ne
beigebra6t.
@er ii6 gang 5l.rid3iebt, braudt
oo9 Meniben, benen er bon feiner
8urudge5ogenbeit er5dblt.
g
Mad Mn1tdt 6es @ol1berneurs bon
iouten geiunbe 2etbes-
iiba1tgen audi am 5onntage geitottet
iein. 9ab es iiberbaupt ,16tbtg 1T,
auf cine @ade b%i,3utpeiien, Die iid)
bon ielbit beritebf, mirft alif getpiiie !
III unierer @epublif Elm trii-
bes 2idt.
Ser Staotratb BON 8beeling, IS.
3D., bat cine @erfiigutng erlaiien,
lpelde 0ffentltden @eonern Sen Sc
brald unflattger unb ger1einer @eoe-
berbietet. Das gerbot 1T
oesbalb iebr 3eitgemdB, neil es benz
&ebbob 8inp 5unoap,
Ser BORT iogenannte grnedlngsper-
iammlungen abbalten min, einen
.auIforb nnleqt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13

fiiblt pber irgenb etner bon ltns 11d err
fdltet, nebmen mir fofort Eerl1a."
Magen1etbcn.
Sror 8ilipn @obinion, 704 Neble
ct, Solebp, Ohio, fdretbt:
sd fiible glei6 elmer neuen Yerion.
eeSh babe feline beldiperenDen @efible,
mebr, arab feline S9mer5en mehr, blale
fein @as me5r ouf, tann trgenb Gt,uas
cKen, pbne baB es mi9 i6mer5t. SD
m0dte sic gauge 3eit arbeiten. S6 baz
be biermb5lpan5ig. Efnno 8uaetommen.
.r2eute, Sic midi iebt ieben ltno Die
midi Dor 3tpei Monnten 1aben, i9einen
e%ritalnt gu fem. Sd iage ibnen, oaB
&ermna es that. sd iaae, baB es has
ein5ige Mittel fir SSritbiabrs< nnb anoeS
re 4rnnfbeit it,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
Senc, 1pe1de TpIep Misrenpillen ref:

Sene, ,ueldje Tpleb Misrenpiaen neb.
men
fir lire Mieren= lano Blaien &ronf-
beiten un0 Inn l1rin-l1nregelm6Big-
feiten 5u ber5iiten, finD itets oar1fbar
fit Ole raide un6 anboltenoe &ii1fe,
melde iie bringen, unb fir ibren itQb-
len6en un6 itdrfen0cn gffett. @er-
iu@t Golep MierenpiIle,t. MoIitor
Drug Co.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
gDtematii9cr
Gatarrb
@ebeilt
snree Yernna
9lub mein Gate 9ebranbt
Nermna.

Srau 9eua
WaD Can't
oeren
u b b / I 81
lnb bieles
3eugnib be-
lleitct l,nb Die
35S &C. @onbe
st., Sopton,
SUB, tpobnt.
hreibt Der
Germnn @ez
'euidaft tpie
fol"t:
rM9t Slaz
1en Herun1
midi
b It II big
Don 1pitematiS
bem &atarr9.
an benz i9
n1ehrere Sab<
lit, nnD
[penu 1netn
8atte 1hIedt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05
ARBOR DAY IS ANNOUNCED
BY STATE SUPERINTENDENT.
URGES OBSERVANCE OF the
DAY AND SUGGESTS PROGRAM
FOR ALL THE SCHOOLS IN THE
STATE.

TALLAHASSEE, Jan. State SUI
perintendent w. M. Holloway has
issued from the educational depart
ment of the State the annual sug-
gestive program for the observance
of Arbor Day in the public schools
the State superintendent and those
interested in the educational progress
of this State that each of these pro-
grams sent out from his office will
find ready response by the teachers
and county superintendent in having
the programs carried out by their
respective schools. 1t will accom-
plish great good in intoxicating love
of trees and of nature study among
the younger generation, to whom in
many instances, many OF our present
day reform movements must look for
their solution. Superintendent HoE
loway makes the following appeal to
the teachers:
To the Teachers OF Public Schools
and School Officia of Florida:
Again I have the pleasure OF invit-
ing your attention to the Importance
OF observing Arbor Day.
/ With the hope that you win make
the first Friday in February the
best Arbor Day in the history of the
State, | am, cordially yours.
VIM. NJ. HOLLOWAY.
State Supt. Pub Instruction.
The following is the program. as
suggested by the Department of Ed
ncation OF the State for the obsery-
ance OF Arbor Day in the schools:
Song, Florida
Scripture reading.
Invocation.
Reading letter of State Super.
intendent.
Song, selected. :.
Essay, Historic Trees.
Recitation, eThe Cry OF the pins. ;,
Recitation. Put Flowers in Your
Window"
song, The Trees Story"
hecltation. sThe Wayside Inn,
address suited to the occasion nv
some school official or visitor.
Song, "Arbor Day."
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05

INJURED BY
EARTHQUAKE.
WHOLE TOWN WIPED OUT;
GROUND fISSURfS GROWING.
TWO THOUSAND SOLDIERS
RUSHED TO SECTION OF
THOUSAND SQUARE MILES
RAvAGED RY DISASTER.

TASHKEND, Turkest IAN, Jan. s.
Two thousand soldiers were today
rushed to the earthquake stricken
section in the vicinity of Vyrny.
where two thousand or more people
have been killed or wounded.
An area Of one thousand SQUARE
males has been devastated by the
disaster and whole towns have been
wiped out. The assures in the
ground are growing hourly.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05
POLITICAL
TANGLE IN
TENNESSEE.
PATTERSON MAY CONTINUE
TO Hold GOVERNORS CHAIR,
RENEWAL OF HosTlLlr,Es ar
TWEEN DEMOCRATS AND Ell
sloNIsTs MAY BLOCK THE
lSLATURE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 5-Tbaro
Is a strong possibility that This st at .
may be without legislature for-two
years. with the executive affairs ad-
mfnlstered by hold-over eevemor
without funds until the first Mondav
IN January, 1913.
This is the situation confront;no
the state Of Tennessee today as q
result OF a renewal of hostildties no.
tween the regular democrats and +ho
fusionlsts. Yesterday no regulars
appeared to be sworn in and the m.
sionists have sent the ultmat nm,
that they will now treat with the
regulars only upon the open floor ri
the legislature.
1t is believed today tn regulars
will leave for their homes Nthout no
ing sworn in and that the senate will
meet at intervals of three DAYS until
the terms of the senators expire al
though no business can be trans.
acted.
Governor Patterson will probablv
either continue in office or resign 4;
FAVOR of Senator Baxter of the sen.
ate.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05
oscEoLA TRIBE l. o. r. M.
INSTALLED 0EEtcEoc

osceola Tribe. No. 21, Improves
order OF Red Men installed officers
at the regular meeting Wednesdav
night and voted upon three applica.
lions for membership. After The
"ork coifee was served and a social
time enjoyed. 1865
stalled: ~
r j. Caldwell-Sachem.
VIM. Wetheren, Jr.,-senior Saga.
more. saga
'onn L. Hamflton-Junior Sag.
'ohn T. Pollitz-Collector and
Keeper Of Wampum.
=. NJ. Mailery = Deputy Great
me appointive offices will be fil,ad
at the next meeting.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05

A new book describing the beau
ties and attractiveness of the state
OF Florida has just been issued by
the L. & N. railroad and is being
freely distributed throughout the
northern states. The book describes
all the places of particular interest
in the state.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05
TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.


committed suicide in the Burlington
hotel in Cincinnati, O., last Sunday
evening. Mr.. Howk was well known
in DaytOna, having spent several win
tiers here. No cause for the act has
been advanced
Yesterday morning the sea was
running the highest known here for
four years. A piece of wreckage
washed ashore and knocked a pile
loose from the pier.
Inc curtain at the opera house
Was completed Tuesday, the paint.
ing having been done under the SUI:
pervision of w. NJ. McGriff. who was
assisted by Hart Bond, of Charlotte
N. e..
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Houghtons of
columbus, O., arrived in the civ
this week and are domiciled AT the
Schmidt's Villa.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05

J, NJ. P. Cornwall returned Wednes-
day night from Patterson, N. Y, and
rejoined his wife and mother in this
city.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

From noon today to noon tomorrow
Sun sets 4:43. rises 7:21; moon sets
Csc p. m: moon at greatest ibration
east; / p. M. planets Mercury and
Venus In conjunction. Mercury passing
west OF Venus. Midnight, planets
Venus and Uranus In conjunction.
Venus passing east OF Uranus.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05

Thos. B. Stout returned Wednes-
day afternoon from New Smyrna,
where he had been since Monday on
some business matters.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05
Jan. 5 In American History.

1770-Stephen Decatur. commodore q.
s. N. born in Maryland; killed In
duel 1920.
1S01-Emma Abbott. prima donna.
died: born 1S49.
1S97-General Francis A. Walker, civil
war veteran and well known econo-
mist, died: born 1841.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05
Might Be wo...

IA IN debt-heavily In debt. wall.
ed the disconsolate man. van
Is tnat all that's troubling Won p,
.s.orted the cheerful stranger. ..Fror
p .ns way you're acting I thought some
Oooy owed you money that Won con l & :.
colIect Free Pres s--N--- ,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05

j. B. Leonard, of Cleveland, Ohio.
and w. s. Benedict, of Bethel, Conn,
are guests at The Parkinson and
will spend the season in Daytona.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05

**WANTED-Posii by white CIR
as nurse girl or care of children. AID
dress Miss Stanley, The Gables.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05

sMrs. James Fitch Wording. teach
er of Physical Culture and Elocution,
engagements for readings, Hutchinson
bungalow, North Palmetto avenue.
26-s&T
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05

J. T. Dunn, Jr., who has been vis-
iting for some time at Palatka. re-
turned home Wednesday night.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05

FOR SALE-A Remington Sholes
typewriter in perfect condition;
cost $40; can be bought for $50. En-
Qufre of e. Dillingham;, at Daytona
Novelty Works. 29-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05

Mrs. Mary Wilson and Miss Alice
NJ. Wilson came down from st. Au-
gustine Wednesday for a few days
visit in Daytona.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05

Inc pubic schools of Dawona w;,,
open again Monday after the two
weeks holiday vacation.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05

*FOR SALE - Hanging, revolv-
ing post card rack at Ye Gift Shop.
2S-3t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05

*Phone % will call for your clean
ing and pressing tt BURNETT.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05

FOR SAI4E-30 passenger auto
bus. $1,000. box 316, Daytona Right
party can clear 1900 with it this
season. sat-wed.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05
G. NJ. Milburn was in the city from
Port Orange wednesday.

**Private Kindergarten, Peninsula
GIVE, one block south of Seabreeze
avenue. Elizabeth Brachhold, Kinder
gartner. 27-6t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05

**First. class colored cook wants
position; private family; Sleep in.
Address P. B., Daily News. it
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05

With this issue of the Gazette
News, T. E. Fitzgerald assumes con-
troll of the paper as editor and pro-
prietor. Mr.. Fitzgera d announces
that he intends to enlarge the plant
and give the people of Daytona and
its suburbs first-class newspaper.
The new editor came here from Wis
cOnsin.
The work Of stringing the wires
for the new telephone Line from Day
tona to Seabreeze IS nearly COM
pleted. AS soon as this line is fin
ished the company will string wires
to New Smyrna and ST. Augustine.
DIR. ID. d. Beekman was bitten in
the hand by a spider Wednesday
morning and for a couple of days was
Frustrated, but is now improving rap
idly.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-05

Barnett Howk of Cynthana, KY,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-02
Chicken Ranch

We are oIlvrIns 40. SAFE one OK Juc lsst
propositions that has been offered for a
long time, located on the Calhoun macadarn
road in Florence, within Is minutes walk
from the end OF the car line. There are
two acres Of ground; about one-han acre
In 4-year-old grapes, about half acre
IN other bearing fruit, such as cherries.
blackberries, raspbeTries, peaches and a.
built about years ago; chicken house
about 80 feet long, built on a brick founda-
ton; several other smaller chicken houses
stable and other outbuildings. The entire
two acres is fenced with chicken wire and
crosB-fenced, already TO start within a
days notice. Price has been reduced from
8. 500 to $500 for quick sale.
HASTINGS a HEYDEN, 1914 Harvey ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-02

FOR sALE-In Knabsl Co. i6o acres of
black chocolate land. 8 miles south OF
Billings. Ok, in the Antelope valley, 3
sides hedge and 1 side wire, with 10 acres
broke oGt and the balance in pasture lots,
orchard and garden; 7-rOom house, plas-
tered papered, cellar underneath: ali IN
good shape; barn, 24xS6, room for 90 tons
OF hay, room for Z horses; crib. tool shed
and hay fork. complete; z good granarieS
400 bushels OF grain; these buildings and
an other buildings are painted and in good
shape; Loo locust posts, zoo fruit threea
STsiis cistern. plenty OF water mis- ~ =
level farm and no waste land on IL; fine.
can be bought u down. n in five years
At reasonable interest T. n RabentsOn,
Billings. Ok
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-02
LEGAL NOTICES
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

u. s. MILITARY PRISON, FORT I,EAV-
proposals for furnishing Bit. Amin ara
Forge Coal required during year commence
ing July 1, 1911. viii be received here untn
10 a. M April ], 1911 Information fur
nished on application. Capt r. w. Van
Duyne, or. Mr. Ni-s-s-4-9a-si
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-02
What You
Don't Want---S6II

Everybody has something around "a,
house they do not want Or perhap,
they have articles that While thSy
really have no use for them, At N,
same time they dislfks 70 throw thsu
away.
Just let them find people Who wOulo
take these articles off their hands ana
Day for them and they would BE- happy
Yet that Il Just what can Be a.oom.
piinhsd By way Of the For Sale Ms
Ssllansous column In The Bee.
II you have anything you wish n
aisDoss Of. Writs q small Want Ad ana
Put IL In The RRA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-02
REAL ESTATE LOANS
CHEAP MONEY

CHEAP MONEY
Representing the Penn Mutual If Tps
Co, With assets Of over ulI coo 90 I An
prepared 10 accept All the good loans "a
Tered on improved Omaha real egfafa
Business and residence loans made u,jtbon
delay.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
city National Bank Bldg
Low RATES. BENus-cARLBERG Co
slo-Slz Brandeis Theater Blig