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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-06
COMMISSION CANDIDATES.

According to rumors there is apt
to be q large number Of candidates
in the field for city commissioners to
be voted on at the election to be held
February 29th, but the only petitions
heard of as being in circulation to-
day were those of A. c. Hinckley and
R. D. Coonen.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-06
GOES HOME.

Mrs. J. A. Edwards, proprietress Of
the Club hotel, at Washburn, left for
home over the North Soc, Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Edwards has been SER
iously i'll for several weeks and was a
patient in a local hospital until Mon.
day..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-06
WILL GIVE DANCE,

Workmen and Degree Of Honor viii
Enjoy Evening Of Diversion.
The local lodges of the A. o. U. w.
and the Degree Of Honor will give one
Of their enjoyable dancing parties
Tuesday evening at the K. of P hall.
A pleasant time is anticipated. All
members and t6eir friends are cor
daily invited to be present.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-06
GOES TO RYDER.

Mrs. George Lubin of linsdale,
Mont, who has been in local hospital
for ten days, left the institution Mon
day and Immediately left for Ryder to-
visit her sister for some time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-06
NEW SAlEMlTE

NEW SALEMiTE HERE.
A. H Toppins arrived here Monday
evening from New Salem, and is look
ing after business interests here, to-
day. He will return home on No.t7
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-06
REPORT OF CITY wEIoHER Fof
MONTH OF JANUARY rs
EXCELLENT. =
Attorneys Report on Report Of spe-
cial Assessment Commission Re.
ferred Back to Board,

Inc Guy commission met last even
ing at the city hall with President
Williams in the chair and Commits
sioners Lucas and Patterson in theil
places.
The city attorneys report on the
report of the special assessment com
mission and the objections filed
against the acceptance of the report
Of the board which assessed the bene
fits and damages. was filed and read
The matter was re-referred back to
the board and the city attorney to be
brought up at later period.
The report Of J. D. Wakeman as
city weigher was turned in and was
the best Of any that has been made
since established. It reports 1852
loads weighed and the sum turned
into the treasury for the month of
January was $255.20.
Over two thousand. loads of coal
were weighed and 2O2 loads of hay
beside 81 loads of corn and consid.
cradle corn fodder No other reports
were received.
Next in order was the official can
vas of the votes cast at the special
election to vote bonds for a munich.
pal auditorium. The result showed
that 400 votes for the issuing of bonds,
and 100 against, had been cast.
As, this finished the regular order Of
business the judges and inspectors
for the recall election February 20
were on motion of Commissioner Pat.
terson, appointed.
First Ward, Inspector, William Fal.
coner; judges William B. Thistleth.
waite and william Moore; second
ward, inspector Harry Thompson,
judges M. J. Mckenzie and Ole Ben
son; third ward, inspector Ed. Nor.
r1s. judges. Sydney Register and John
Pollock; fourth ward, inspector, Chas.
Griffee, judges 1sham Hall and Ar
thur Bauer; fifth ward, inspector, A.
B. WEIGH, judges William Healey and
p. F. Wilcox; sixth ward, inspector,
Henry Richholt, judges Ed. Smith and
Christ Bertsch.
After the appointing Of the inspect.
ors and judges the commission ad-
journed until February 18th. 1912.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-06

every evening at 7:45, beginning with
q song service, and sermon at 500
o'clock. All young people. who are
interested in singing. are invited to
take part in the chorus choir during
these meetings.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-06
WITH LAIR COMPANY.

J. F. Rourke recently arrived here
from Minneapolis and will be travel
ing representative for the Lair Mo-
tor Sales company, selling auto sup
plies and tire repairs in this territory
the coming season.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-06
FROM WAsHBURN.

Judge Olgierson of Washburn ar
rived here last evening over the
north 500 and spent the evening Wis
iting friends and meeting some of the
legal fraternity.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-06
SPENT .DAY in BISMARCK

spent 0AY IN BISMARCK.
DR.. NJ. H. Sawyer arrived here
Monday from Washhurn and is spend.
ing some time with members of the
profession in this city. He will return
home Wednesday morning by way Of
the north 500.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-06
MARKS in MANpAN.

Marks IN MANDAN.
B. c. Marks Of the Webb Brothers
department store, transacted business
in the trans-Missouri city Monday.
He returned lone on the Mott train
in the evening.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-06
PHYSICIAN IN CITY,

PHYSICIAN IN CITY.
DR.. p F. Rice arrived in the city
Sunday from the east and spent a
couple Of days visiting friends here.
He returned to his home on the Can
non Ball Tuesday morning.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-06

ATTENTION BAND MEN.
Regular practice tonight at court
house hall at 8 p. m. All come.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-06

HOLDING REVIVAL MEETINGS.
Revival meetings are in progress at
the Evangelical church, corner 7th
and Rosser streets. A hearty invf-
tation is extended to every one to
attend these meetings, which are held
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-06
MISS sLATTERY ILL

Miss Anna Slattery is quite serious.
ly i'll at local hospital and it is said
she is threatened with a case of ap.
pendicitis.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-06
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r VISITED AT Jamestown.
Robert Muntz. the popular clerk Of
the Adams Drug company, visited over
ISunday with his mother at Jamestown
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-06
FLAsHERITE VISITS TOWN.

FLAsHERlTE VISITS TOWN.
Charles Rogers arrived here Mon
day evening from Flasher, and is a
guest of friends in this city. He Is
enthusiastic in his boosting for Pro"
gressive FLASHER and lets his friends
,ow that the town is one Of the best
across the river.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-03

Was PAU Revere I dentist? The
following advertisement published IN
the Boston Gazette and Country Jour
nal o. Rssere's time Is believed 20
prove that be was: W 6ereas. many
persons are 80 unfortunate as 20 hose
their Foreteeth by Accident and 9th
srways. % their great Detnneut. nos
only In LOOKS. Dur speaking both II
Public and Privates-Tkis Is 20 inform
al sech that they may have them re-
placed with arufciaI ones. that LOOKS
as vel as the Natural & answers the
end CT Speaking 70 ali IntenEs. o.
Paul Revere. Goldsmith. near tee
head Of Dr. CIarke's Wharf. Boston.
All Persons who have bad false Teeth
Ext By Mr. Joan Baker. Surgeon Den,
list and they have got loose ,ss they
glu n time. u-ay have them fastened
by the ADORE woo lea-ar the AsghOC
OF ex11g them from Nj Baker
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-03
t. EIoo -t-aurs-

TIE Bloodhound j. ssEseE-es ce.l1
t1a Sgeu1na9grd. and i > Ire sar2e~r
variety which hunts Ire scent Ia-
u.asa weighs from s. . ia0 pcgu8>
and RE female from % % 10 VounGs-
TEeg va-y n height from tweE-y -r1ree
u twenty seven inc6eS gseas-.r-.I Or
the sbon. der The color o t-eze la-S
i black ard tai. brown or Hve- col
cred and sometimes tan fecked win
white Or badger .col0red hairs. II j. 8
popular impression that tEe blood
hound IS ferocioas and savage. De
probably owes this reputation to hl>
having been used 10 hunt men 4 pure
bloodhound WHEN he bas caught the
man does not worry him 70 death. D5lr
runs Up 10 hin to Re foBdied Or IS
at blm-th8t Is. stands and barks.
This Is the statement OF al authority
on TIE bioodho38d-New York SUI.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-03

Il Europe. where TIE t1o1 value OF
1c1er seems 70 - -Ucz 1st-er auc-r
sto-al 1888 4. t1e Cu5Ce5 States. euoT-
Gse1s quantities are used OF sate
years We SEEN 70 ~ EaEi1z to the
req tzaLaa q tie value o. honey Is q
Wholesome AID Ce.ielsGs article o.
foad ard s.s2 - 70 il pFeservative
qua itzes. Cakes a11 sweetbreids
made With sugar soon become dry sna
crumb.y and TO get L1e good o. the ID
must be eaten when fresh. b0t where
they are made up with honey they
seen ID retain their moist freshness
indefinitely In France honey bread
q year or eighteen months cd i Pre-
ferred 70 that just made. They say
1T mas ripened-" II Is the preserva
tive. or rather the uRchaDging quality
Of honey. that makes il 50 popular
with the best contecuoners-Ch Tristan
Herald
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Rozsseau Eslssstss q Love.

Before 20a1ssezE- l0Fe Eas aig1ly
refined f0xrn u social Intercourse. =
species cf gazlz1-rT CONDUCTED Es1a
sezf-rezz-azz- z16 Al the torUazltiss CT
special etiquette; any exravzgancy.
whether IN feeling. u speech. or IN
aerses1- vas baztshe5- Bat Ehs2 Saint
Prezz. oppressed l. his hzga-s-ung
Dass.7za. cz-e ac Lhe r3eE b EsI-lLere
10 pour sgr.1 in solitude &c 43O1 q
MS sentimental reaEz. ali 18e witty re-
Huaze1ts q e.ka1eeztA eeru-T gaI-
lznt-T. 19- zcc6 or for evil. were final
l. swept aEsy. eE-zvagaacT vas free
% lay dawn lhe laE n love L was
Rousseau Ea0 enabled 1Eirz6ea1. IN
his first letter % Julia Da1Eers whom
ae had never seem, 70 declare. I also.
an lover. have enpEiad the cup Of
senzs5i2sty 70 the d-egs. and could
give q thousand lives for what love"
L vas Rousseau Who Laid down q new
etiquette q lore which every petty
poet and novelist Still adAe-sz to-
Atlantic Monthly.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-03

4 membership Of tie RoyzI -
sr,r 81 I.un6on carries viii = 1I|m1z
ors advantages IN : w0rd tie 1rA0-
errv = beaear sccierT 10unded % =
v4rv generous scale Tie peRsaon
fynf a Burlington house i splsncso
e Arr Royal AcadsmEslza Fn0
tzgss iron hard times 81 x1o = pre-
vzut45 1v u health f-oa following
his profession nav claim ! pension
and the pension sometimes Tuns lnt0
S much a. 81 8sp9 q year
The R0ra1 Aczdsaaac-aE E10 dies Ia
st-zs.aned CIRCUMSTANCES and seaTes
Ms ws5o1 and children s1su1cisnrly
rr-vseed FIR x rot thought any ne
lass Of for his 81 fortune The RoTaa
sczceuF saows SIS Sympathy D. gen.
erozsgv allowing tEose E1o Ee-e de-
ue7Eezz CT him 4 Eb-ras Eu- for their
maintenance And rh4 Eafs and 1hs
children OF a deceased RoEal Acaee-
r,scsan receive mzay kz1d1esses and
acts Ct charity from the hands Of the
I.vs1g Royal Acadenicsz1s. which are
crfte distinct from those given 5y this
scadsuy-Sztscnal Magazine
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-03
Progressive ceurtshlp.

NO. Annabel Green, / cannot marry
you Ny rich bachelor uncle declares
be vii cut ne Of with a nickel If /
wed without bis approval" And the
young man with the weak chin s5g1ed
forloTnly.
Very wei" replied the determined
girl; Z wiz 90 10 youE uncle Wat Is
ais address
Don't 60 ADnabe!"' cried TIE yor-a
1t would only prejudice hin s1u more
against ne
You mistake my meaning Clsreu~e
Proons.' said the grit sir caa-,
marry you 4 VIII marry yoar uncle -
Bu6alo Express
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-03
smres o. t.s srahmarutra.

For - years the birthplace OF the
great B-zhnapufrz river CT India was
thought 70 be among the high valleys
O. ths eastern Himzl2yzs e. o1 tas
Pszteau o. Tibet north of those noun
tatna TIE theory could not he
proved. for hostile Ahors n ths Hfma-
Ayan valleys killed TIA explorers or
barred their way when they sought 20
solve the mystery.
II vas believed % years ago that
the Sangpo river. flowing ar eastward
through southern Tibet. vas the upper
part Of the Brahnapgtra Marked
logs set zaoat n the Sangpop we're
watched for n the BraAnaputra, bat
were never found At last. however,
the explorers sent out with the troops
who have punished the Abhors for
their massacre Of Williamson and his
200 carriers have shown that the two
rivers are identical The B-ahmapu-
ira rises far west near the headEa-
tiers OF the Indus. among the noun
tz.ns bordering southern Tibet.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-03
AM3ER6RIS.
Tire Part X Plays In e1s P~o5e=ticn 81
Costly Perfumes.

Tire Part Il Plays In s7s Prediction q
Costly Perfumes.
Aubergris Is supposed % De 1or5i5
secretion Of the liver Of rhe soeruaceu
whale. found a0ering Or washed ashore
II Is . little lighter than water AM
might easily Dc taken for psece Of Tho
bark Of tree. On examination. how
ever. IL = found 70 be u = waxy IA
ture- strsaxei With gray. ysisos aud
black and emitting peculiar aroGaric
odor L fuses az l4o 10 l5o degrees
and az 9 higher temperature gives OFT
q white sDoxe. which coodenses into q
crystalline farry matter
Ts Is found In MI sizes. from Pound
up to twenty or thirty. bur occasionally
pieces weighing 100 or 30 pounds arr
found II whzles-
Anbergris has been Known from an
early period. some phGrmacopoeias pre-
scribiag &c for fsvers and nervous CON
plants II Is sometimes mingled with
the incense burned in churches and Is
also pur IN certain kinds Of wine 20 i'm
prove the bouquet"
But the great use of ambergris l. II
the manufacture o. perfEueTy-no
that lis fragrance Is either very pos
erful o. plee sing. bat It possesses TIE
p. peculiar properly CT causing otter n
gradients 20 throw out their OdorS
4 us king them more specific and dU-a
bic
II TINS respect il bears resemble or
{ 70 tbe use Of uordanLs ID dyeinG- with
out which the colors would faI 70 o.
come permanent: hence al the 5es
: perfumes contain aubeTgrLs. wbi@- =
one reason Of their c9s-EneSs- AID
& hence also TIE fact tbsr homemade
cologne. for instance smells Only Of
alcoEo!.- Excha1ge.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-03
4 COLOSSAL HARP.
veri-znts Aecgfsn Giant Rad sErinss
I'd Feet In Lsrgen.

vsrstzn,s ssogfsn Giant Rad SErinss
I'd Feet In Lsrgea.
TIE largest harp ever made . Fa-
Is i s-oEa- vas that frve8sac a1d
Constructed o. Y. yerifaa- provost or
BaEkl1 near Base Il wes k8oTU IS
rne gigantic meEeoroaOgscsI seos1a 2
harp. Il vas go feet Il lengra and was
erected IN the gau1en o. its Inventor IL
17s7.
This harp consisted Of 5freen iron
wires. 30 feet In length. stretched De-
tween CEo poles The wires we're from
rzo 70 three inches apart ths largest
beng one-sIxth OF an inch IN thsckDsss
and the smallest oue-twelfth Of IN. inch
They we're placed n the direcuoD OF
north and south and inclined IN such a
manner as TO form an angie u from
twenty 20 thirty degrees with the 1or1-
zon. being stretched bg gaeaas OF roll
ers properly disposed for the parposs
Whenever the weather changed The
wires sounded with such badness rhs;
Il vas impossible % 90 On win ~oo-
cert n the house. The sound sometimes
represented the Kissing eoEse Of watss
In rapid eb1iAraon. sometimes that OF 6
harmonicon and sometimes that Of dis
canr chimes or an crgan-Exchangs-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-03
Spiders

Spiders are not insects. as most peo
pie think The spider has eight legs.
whereas an insect cannot have more
than six The nervous system i COZ
structed On q totally different pass.
and 50 are the circula ton and respira
lion The eyes are different, the In
secCs having many compound eyes and
the spider never having more than
eight and all Of them simple. Theu :
spider has no separate head. the mead
and the thorax being fused together
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-03
COURT or ST. IaMEs-
Ag-z- Presentation 70 EnG1ssn Hoysi-
- Means S1czzEIy.

- MSzF& 42<f~@&AsF
Tna-a i no reed Far 5eazDxFsF a1G az
ar=mzenr saOuE presenFa0ons 81 coarI
Arr rexDeerabae American gzTS ran %
1-eS 1u.-a AZ re4 rcar~ ~ - lame- u
=s.e 1a<e S1esrs-ar s1-geEsz.- EsEEl s@1szse
sacv VINO : exea EzEIGsv perSana grs7s
AZ rozr- And EneG 3 Esrs q , 1SstT5ss
aas be1a presezzes E1r8 tie EszEs-f
usEexT-nane czsez 0uE u ruHs1E--as
rez.e- 70 N ABRUPT end
Tie S0elaa cachar a-0uafs IN s's
mors -1sa r5zs-rAaf tzs sOrc rr1s 1sks-r
ain nzs made 81 iog1iry tzEo so1F M
ueceseors sad found 1oEaz1S ~ rnssE
asSrorx % ua1se comment "a Tfse sB--
q Azerca1s tie inquiry ea71zsd =
ANYTHING bzT perfl1crory.
Some people imagine teat : gre~-Era
ton II csa-- i followed i011esslai+sT
Do Al Invitation 70 the cazf STATE ni7
aer or sae aexr state concert Or tne
aerr state tea ard maE1s Nothing q
zae kind lea must stain or nnErlG
great social importance o. Be repre-
SezarsFe z some wsT before the Esng
and queen aSk yon 20 dine win them
Presentation = pretty lsbOr1nn-
szc extensive ceremony signiry11g r.
any ere who Is aor II t1e inner scTzsi
ring n LoD60n nc1ht1E New 1Drs
Teseg-z11-
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KILLING A cosa.


II re fe~-o1y sszerpsz r. 81 Eng
EA rz-zrzsEr n Ceyasa ~ gzv4z tasa
c-eGeaee- tA47 the s-sasrs > RssT -
Gz1ze-yas : sazka - pslZszr rEzsGEz
ros zzzs s. In ~ seas- rE0 =
szzzcez. r@Es5ErS his azszaya tx ssos3ra~
were eEz-=z by Ez--e hsr4S II ar-zter
ease 81 tie sazAe ~--- "a 4av- a2y
hr5noec poEer. =ucn - j. Esaeraliz
credited 70 Sz4kes II gsneTaL
cro- -zx Se=1 5-1<1Hg an Il
-zSe< I1-g is nest sz-mzt=-a 81 the
EeTy tap - a E-- T8e 0gN w4<
E1res1- = sase sgzz-T-sS ana Es-es1E-
1z-d ~ re- nest 81 wEzsz soszss.x al re
t.ssse .TEe E-z ~zs ssase farE f-~t
ai<sre -rssEa1
Earp~ant9v . Sa.ke cane CIT mf gnr
nest ard zrz--=e 10 de~ce16- gfEa r.
c-ow N aoE pursuit peckszg ~ rhe 60
ira Continually TIE shake sooa refuge
EaeGs ten feei down Il = es4Zp %
dead tzrus. fro1 welch IL as chased
CIT bx fae crow II cane frgE bra1c4
% brs3ca unEs 4 reached aar-= Bogs-
z0l-zi IEb. wEzea stretched III siazlr
twenty feet
Here TIE snake =gs Al q great e.
s1vsarzz-- l1zsu1c5 IS Il c0nld Bai
tEr- usssa the cz3w TIE latter sen
81 fEI2g Il appreciate tie ssrEs u00
aid II czef3cS were ezce9sezL Il Egss- d
peek 1zrd 81 tAe spine csose L. 11e L.
ard item f<-ck near Tie SNAKES zack
Al e9eA Pe-E pieces Of RE ~a4zt.'s
sEin we're t9-n ouL E1erelgosa ta-
eobFa wvusc ~ quite Eanrleuaess lsut
5E4sT a. s9o1 - u =Tf1se1 s5-E~ ).
again attempting 70 eszpe the srsE
EoUsgs rez-gG41sence lis zr1arks ~.
extraordinary sGreEz u ain ate
F 6ztee8 ass1as'e~ TIE cob-a gas dead =
HarpeTs
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-03

May-Girls. what do the papers mean
when they talk about the seat OF war:
Ela-I don't know, any more than /
do what standing army Is for. Bel
How ignorant you are. dears, The
seat Of war is for the standing army 10
sit on when II gets ttred-London TIT
Bits.
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Lonasst couoh On Rscord

Tie tiger came toward re. below
l1g and grUndng. and when De got
opposite the screen be gave one OF
those fearful coughs winch Only &
man who has been close 10 such &
beast can appreciate. Il was eleven
feet long--London Standard
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MiIlnN1 IsrSin.Ares

The 5ardinieres q willow which
may be had il all sizes. come in the
white IS well as the soft green.
These when fitted With q metal In
ing. make artistic eower vases for
The porch.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-03

She's an economical little woman"
Which means. / suppose. that every
time her husband has his suit Of clothes
pressed she tells him that il looks Jus,
as good as new."-Detroit Free Press.
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Easily Got oxsr.

Papa-Pm ruined. completely wiped
ont in the stock market. Daughter-
Oh. well, what's the dinerencef Twin
simply marry Fred instead Of Jack
Sc Louis Globe-Democrat
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Quite Solid

Let me see plain wedding ring"
.Soidy"
You bet I'm solid We've hean sn
gagged more'u q month"
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bus On his second Foyage To-
America The altar : SIN exsznE.
but AZ a later date tie ouildzlg
vas used as sugar mil
SPANISH SUGAR MILL MES
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ae county seat OF voaus.a coonty
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DBLE0S SPRINGS. as miles from
Day-oaa. mammoth spring tha
throws On. thousands 81 gallon:
a. wafer --f,ra za,=qt-sr
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-03

Love keeps no ledger Of Ia ssevsees.
Christian Herald.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-03

The self satisfied person Il cheaply
satisfied
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-03

OAK HILL-hamlet, 10 niles south
c. New Smyrna: several orange
groves n The locality; reached 81
motor over ha-d-surfaced road.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-03

ORNOND-six miles from Daytona;
here IS located the Ormond hotel
and : pretty town; Aearby are the
ruins o. Spanish sugar mills
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-03

PORT ORANGE attractive Town
5 niles south OF L,ayzoaa, san be
reached hv 4o-o- orer 14a1-suF-
FACED road: On -14 trip one w4y
may &c made lr The road and
crossing the Es-4sx river On the
Port Orange bridge, tie retlrn
car BE made OF tie oeeaa beach.
CLARENDON GOLF Inks miles
from Day-oaa and .unsiiat@y
north Of the Ho.al Clarendon =
Seabreeze: the Inks are nov y
good condition. Tie Ho-el car
endon bears he distinction o.
being the only Greproof winter
tourist holal IL the world.
GENERALLY, you may moor in any
direction from Daytona and ma
places and objects Of interest Ehea
your driver can explain 70 yoa'
there are many by--oads throalsa
the sylvan vegetation thai
visitor will greatly enjoy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-12
PARIS INVADED BY PESTS.
Never Has the City Had So Many
Mosquitoes. Flies and Gnats.
ipondence of The Star.

foreign correspondence OF The star
PARIS. August ]. 1912.
Never have so many mosquitoes, flies
and gnats OF every description been seen
in Paris as in the present year. 1t has
become a veritable invasion, necessitating
noctural defense on a scale hitherto
unknown in the capital. The explanation
usually given is that the swallows are
much fewer this summer. and also that
the ubiquitous sparrow is notably on the
decrease. Nobody can find a reason for
the desertion of the swallows but the rea-
son of the scarcity OF sparrow9 IS not far
to seek. The enemy is mechanical trac-
ton. which is supplanting the use OF the
horse. Before long horses will practically
have disappeared in Paris, and when
their nosebags go there viii disappear
one of the principal staples OF food for
the Paris 'pierrot." which are taking
wing for the country in search OF the
grains of oats and barley once SO pienti-
ful on the boulevards and avenues.