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Owing Owingwhich to the late arrival of a shipment of one hundred dozen Towels Towelswhich I
which wehould we should have received early in the spring hut arrived after our ourseason ourI ourseason
season SPRS n is over we will hold n SPECIAL TOWEL SALE in order to close closeout closeout
I out the entire let These towels are firstclass in every respect and are well wellworth wellwnrth wellworth I
worth l2K I cents but we must get rid of them and will close out the entire
100 dozen at 3 for 2 > cents or 9c 9 > c a dozen Do not fail to get what towels towelsyou towelsyou
I you yu need 01 tit t his 1 ridiculously ri low price See e the window display displayTHE displayCOMPANY I I
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Any customer purchasing pUlc1uu ng 2oo oo worth of Gro Groceries GlOeerie Grocerres ¬ =
IW eerie for cash I will sell a handsome framed piet picture pieture Pietlire ¬
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City Island to Be filled up and andPut andPut andPut
Put in Shape For Future FutureImprovement FutureImprovement FutureImprovement
Improvement ImprovementThe
The City Council met in insession reg r rsession rsession
session Monday evening eveningBills eveningBills eveningBills
Bills to the tbeamonnt amount of 23102 823102were 23102were 23102were
were presented and ordered paid paidCommmuuicatiou paidCommmunication paidCommmunication
Commmunication of A J Wilder Wilderwas I Iwas I
was read and filed with other otherclaims otherclaimsfor claims claimsfor claimsI I
for future action actionS
S H Cove tendered his htresrgna htresrgnation s reaigna resignation
tion as president and member of the thecouncil thecouncil thecouncil
council which was W accepted acceptedThe
The report of the inspectors of ofelection ofelect ofelection
election elect ion was received r cei ved and placed on onfile onfile onfile
file fileThe
The clerk was instructed to get getbids getbids et etbids
bids for printing of licenses ached achedule schedale I Iule
ule of licenses and procure dog tags tagsThe tagsI tagsThe tagsThe I
The re co council tool ordered that all allrefuse allrefuse
refuse and trash hauled from streets streetsbe
be dumped on the marsh lands on onhe one one
he e City Island and the president of ofthe ofthe
the council appointed a committee committeeconsisting committeeI committeeconsisting I
consisting of Messrs Mills Conrad Conradand Conradand Conradanti
and Dr Klock to superintend the theraising theraising
raising of funds to fill the City Island Is Island ¬
land
Struck By Brickbat BrickbatThomas
Thomas Zuber the young son ofM of ofM ofM
M H Zuber is wearing his right righteye righteJe righteye
eye in a sling as the result of some sometrouble sometrouble sometrouble
trouble with Buck Harris a colored coloredboy coloredboy coloredboy
boy last Saturday afternoon afternoonThe
The boys evidently had been beenhaving beenhaving
having a wordy difficulty 1 while on onVolusia onVol onVolusia
Volusia Vol usia avenue near the electriclight electric electriclight electriclight
light plant and the colored boy applied ap applied applied ¬
plied to young Znber an epithetwhich epithet epithetwhich epitbetwhich
which he resented res nted with his fists fistsThe fis fisThe
The boy backed of off and securing a apiece apiece apiece
piece of Liick Ll i k struck Tom in the theface theface theface
face with it cutting through theside the theside tbeside
side of the nose just j nst beneath theright the theright
right rig 1 It eye
Dr Bohannon Bohaunondressed dressed the wound woundand I
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and Tom is getting along nicely nicelyalough 1 1alough
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alough he had a close sliave fromthe from fromthe fromthe
the loss of an eye eve or possibly hislife his hislife I Ilife
life had the blow been a trifle triflehigher trifleehigher triflehigher
higher higherMr j jMr t tMr
Mr Zuber has made no complaint complaintin
in the matter leaving the punish punishment puni punisht h hment ¬
ment t of the colored youth to his hismother hiimother hisromised
mother who promised l loughly > romised to do it thor thqroughly thoroughly
oughly
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Summer Normals NormalsThe
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The season for Summer Normals Aormaleis T j jis Iis I
is coming to a close and from all re reports reports ¬
ports it has been one of the best in inFloridas inFlori inFloridas
Floridas Flori as history Mstor The State Nor Normal Normal Normal ¬
mal at Gainesville enrolled 130 students stu students students ¬
dents and owing to the earnestwork earnest earnestwork earnestI earnestwork I
work done the authorities are mak making making making ¬
ing plans to credit these studentswith students studentswith studentswith
with due amount on a university universitycourse univef8itycoursethe universitycoursethe
course coursethe the boys getting credit at atthe atthe atthe
the State University l at Gainesville Gainesvilleand
and the girls at the State Univer University University University ¬
sity for Girls at Tallahassee Next Nextyear Nextyear Nextyear
year the Summer Normal will be beheld beheM beheld
held in the University Universit buildings at atGainesville atGainesil1e atGainesville
Gainesville
With reference to this State tate Uni University F UniI ni nirersity ¬
versity I of ours it 1S is only fair air to say saythat
I Ithat Ithat
that it is an educational organiza organizaiLion organization ¬
lion of which we may well be beproud I Iproud
proud Labratory and library ac accomodations accomodations
comodations are excellent Prac Practical Practical Practical ¬
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tical work is being Lein done in civil ci vii
mechanical engineer engineering en engineeringthe ineer ineeringtbe ¬
ing ingtbe the electrical library being the thelargest tbeI tbelargest thelargest I
largest south of Atlanta The ex experimental experi experimental ¬
perimental peri III cn tal station together withthe with withthe withthe
the horticultural department cultivates culti cultivates cultivates ¬
vates between two and three hun hundred huntired I Idred
dred acres of land and an additianalbuilding additianalbuilding a additianal ditiana11Imihling
building for the experimental sta station station station ¬
tion will be erected this fall fallThe fallThe I IThe
The general libr ry of 10000 10000volumes 1000volumes
volumes is supplemented by addi additional additional ¬
tional tionallibraries libraries of two or three hUll ItuuBred huudred
Bred volumes each adapted a apt d to the theneeds theneeds
needs of several departments Theprospect The Theprospect Theprospect
prospect for the Law Department
introduced this year is excellent excellentBy
By January fir fist t two new 40000 40000buildings 10000buillings IU0l1Ubuildings
buildings will be completed and thedormitory the thedormitory thelormitory
dormitory accomodations doubled doubledThe douhledThe doubledThe
The men in charge of the various variousdepartments variousdepartments arioudepartments
departments are making mak iug every effort effortto
to offer helpful University training trainingro
ro the bovs of the StateWe State StateVe Vs
0 We make all kinds of fancy fanc brick brickfor brickCor brickfor
for decoration Call and see usPearl us usPearl usPearl
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Daytona Dramatic Organiza Organization ¬
Hon of Amateurs AmateursNext AmateursNext j jNekt
Next Friday Sept 3rd 3r the Day Daytona DaytoDa Daytona ¬
tona Dramatic Dramatic Organization of ofAmateurs orAmateurs ofAmateurs
Amateurs will present at the Day Daytona Daytona Daytona
tona Opera House as their opening
play the drama entitled Aladdin or orthe orthe orthe
the Wonderful Lamp a fairy story storythat sto y
that has thrilled almost every everyone one at atsome atsome atsome
some time during their childhood childhoodDr
Dr W V S Sneed the manager of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the organization is doing all in his hispower hispower hispower
power to make the play lay a successand success successand
and is being earnestly assisted by bTall byall
all those to whom parts have been beenassigned
assigned assignedMiss aSSItneu aSSItneuMiss J
Miss Alberta Lourcev will play playtbe playthe 4 tf tfthe
the role of Princess and Miss Lillie LillieMahbette LillieMabbette LillieMabbette
Mabbette who is particularly adapt adapted
ed for the character will take the thepart thepart
part of the widow Mustapha Dr DrSneed DrSneed
Sneed will play the leading role of ofAladdin ofAladdin t f fAladdin
Aladdin from boy up to prince princewhile
while the other heavy role will betaken be betaken betlken
taken charge of by Clarence Ben Bennett Bennett
nett They will be ably assisted assistedby
by a score or more of the other othermembers
members of the organizatien among amongwhom amongwhom
whom will be the Misses Lucy Pel Pellett Pellett Pellett
lett Ethel Wood Grace Burdick BurdickEmma811d BurdickEmma
Emma Emma811d and Katie Dittman Nellie Nellieand Sellieand Nellieand
and Edith Stiling Anna Mabbette Mabbettethe
the Messrs Clyde Miller Will 11illGardiner WillGardiner Till TillGardiner
Gardiner Ervie Ballough Ralph RalphLapp RalphLapp PalphLapp
Lapp Cecil CecilPettepher Pettepher and others othersThe othersThe
The play is to be given g cn as a abenefit abenefit abenefit
benefit for the Daytona High School Schoolwhich Schoolwhich Schoolwhich
which should prove a factor in se securing securing
1 curing a large audience in connec conneclion connection connect
t lion with the fact that an organizaof organiza organ i la laof
1 of this character is beneficial to the thecity thecity thecity
city both in an educato 0 sal and andamusement andamusement andamusement
amusement way nnJ should be beheartily beheartily
1 heartily supported by the public publici
i The music mu ic will be furnished by a afull afull afull
full orchestra and as this has been
under the direction dire t on of Prof W W WWood WWood WWood
Wood for the past three or four fourweeks fourweeks fourweeks
weeks some good music is assured assuredSuccessful assuredSuccessful assuredSuccessful
Successful Farming FarmingAs
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As an instance of successful gen general general general ¬
eral farming in this section the case caseof caseof caseof
of Harry Futch who is located in inthe inthe inthe
the hammock lands in the western westernpart wcsternpart westernpart
part of the city may be cited Mr MrFutch MrFutch Ir IrFutch
Futch this tl s year raised a lot of field fieldcorn fieldcorn fieldcorn
corn and having more than he heneeded heneeded heneeded
needed for his own stock shelled a
quantity of it and brought it sacked sackedto
to H S Miller for disposal This Thisshould Thiitshould rhicshould
should be more generally done as it itwould itould itwould
would reduce the quantity of corn cornnecessary cornnecessary cornnecessary
necessary to be shipped shi pped here from
the North and the money paid for it itwould itwould itwould
would remain in circulation here hereMr hereMr hereMr
Mr Futch on a piece of ground ground80x300 ground80x300 ground80x300
80x300 feet produced 2iiO 2E O worth worthof worthfpeas
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of fpeas peas and beans and from less lessthan Jessthan lessthan
than an acre he sold E 5I > 17 i dozen of ofgreen ofgreen ofgreen
green corn at fifteen cents per perdozen perdozen Perdozen
dozen returning him 77f 77fJ 77 ifi ifiJ
J 1 W Ball another of Davtonassuccessful Daytonas Daytonassuccessful Da tonas tonassuccessful
successful farmerssays that t he sold
125 worth of roasting ears from froman
an acre planted iu Hi corn aim r had s the thefodder thefodder thefodder
fodder in addition On this same sameacre sameacre
I Iacre
acre of ground he had earlier in the theseason theseason theseason
season planted lettuce and while it itproved itproved itproved
proved a poor crop being much less lessthan
than the average it returned him him82f bim85r
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Seabreeze Fla makes all kinds of ofcement ofcement ofcement
cement work If you contemdatebuilding contemplate contemplatebuilding contemplatebuilding
building see them tf tfBANDAGES tfBANDAGES tf4in4
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BANDAGES BANDAGESshould BANDAGESshotl
should 1 find a place in your yourmedicine Jourmedicine Soarmedicine
medicine cabinet ju j iit = t the thesame thesame thesame
same as a the Spts of Cam Camphor Camphor Camphor ¬
phor or the Paregoiic ParegoiicWhen I Ueg1 il ilhen ir irFhen
When hen they are wanted they theyare
are wanted in a hurry hurrySurely hurrySI1 hurrySurely
Surely SI1 rely the t cost ci iit is very veryreasonable nryrlasonahle ver verreasonable
reasonable Six rolls of ofaix ofsix ofsix
six different diff rent sizes Only OnlyoOc Only50c Only50e
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ONLY A COMMON COMMONRRR WEED IEEDSaid
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Said to Be Product of Luther LutherBurbank LutherBurbank LutherBurbank
Burbank and Widely Adver Advertised Advertised Advertised ¬
tised by J L Childs ChildsSome ChildsSome ChildsSome
Some time in the spring the thewriter thewriter thewriter
writer saw in one of the magazines magazinesan
an advertisement by John Lewis LewisChilds LewisChilds LewisChilds
Childs of the Wonderherry V and because because be because ¬
cause of the supposed reliability reliabilityof
of this seed house and the thegreat thegreat thegreat
great reputation borne by Mr Bur Burbank Burbank Burbank
bank was beguiled into investing in insome insome insome
some of the seed with the belief beliefthat beliefthat beliefthat
that surely here was something of ofvalue ofvalue ofvalue
value Countless numbers through throughout ¬
out the country did likewise quite quitea
a number of Daytonians being included in ineluded included
cluded The berry was said to re resemble resemble resemble ¬
semble the blueberry in size and ap appearance appeardncet appearance ¬
pearance though far superior in inevery inevery inevery
every way and the plant to be bethrifty bethrifty e ethrifty
thrifty and rapid in growth growthThe grOthThe growthThe
The seeds when received were werecarefully werecarefully werecarefully
carefully planted germinated read readily readily readily ¬
ily and the young plants grew off offvery offvery offvery
very nicely beginning to bloom bloomwhen bloomwh bloomwhen
when wh n only four or five inches in inheight inbei inheight
height bei ht About this time F I A AMann AMaun AMann
Mann while down from Seabrook Seabrookway
way shown the plants and at once oncepronounced oncepronounced I Ipronounced
pronounced them the same as some somebrought somebrou somebrought
brought brou ht from California two years yearsago yearsago yearsago
ago by Mrs Mann when returning returningfrom
from a visit in that State They Theywere Theywere Theywere
were known to her as the garden gardenhuckleberry gardenhuckleberry gardenhuckleberry
huckleberry Mr Mann said they theygrew theygrew theygrew
grew like weeds and were weeds weedsthe weedsthe weedsthe
the berries tasting very much like likelittle likelittle likelittle
little green tomatoes He still had hadnumbers hadnumhers hadnumbers
numbers of the plants as they had hadseeded hadseeded hadseeded
seeded themselves from the first firstyear firstyear firstyear
year yearThe
The writer persevered in in the thegrowth tbegrowth thegrowth
growth of the plants however only onlyto
to find that Mr Manns estimate of oftheir oftheir oftheir
their value was probably a correct correctone
one although it is possible that a
taste for the berries might be ac acquired acquired acquired ¬
quired The fact that th t the leaf roller rollerhas roUehas rollerhas
has destroyed most of the plantb plantsshould plantbshould plantbshould
should place pla e them in a class above aboveweeds aboveweeds aboveweeds
weeds and perhaps by careful culti cultivation cultivation cultivation ¬
vation the berry may be improved improvedbut
but as it now stands there is no nododging nododging nododging
dodging the fact that all who whobought whob whobougbt
bought b ught seed of the wonderberry wonderberrywere
were stung stungAs
As a safeguard to others the fol following following following ¬
lowing is taken from an editorial in ina
a recent issue of the Southern SouthernRuralist SouthernI
I I Ruralist
We have already several times
ourselves concerning the I
value of the creations of MrBurbank Mr MrBurbank I IBurbank =
Burbank We have endeavered to tobe I Ibe
be entirely fair have admitted his hisgenius hisgenius hisgenius II
genius but have regretted the con consciousless consciousless conI conIsciousless
sciousless exploiting being done by byof b y yof I Iot
of with his name nameAir nameMr nameMr
Mr Burbank himself shall fur furnish furnish furnish ¬
nish the evidence In a recent recentsigned i isigned Esigned
signed communication to the Rural RuralNew RuralNew j jNew
New Yorker he gives a list of what whathe whathe whathe
he believes to be his commercial commercialsuccesses commercialsuccesses commercialsuccesses
successes The catalogue catalo ue is prob probably probably probably ¬
ably complete it is certainly varied variedIt
It I t is chiefly remarkable however howeverfrom howevertfrom howeverfrom
from the fact that he admits that thatthe tbatthe thatthe
the creations on which his fame famerests famerests famerests
rests are a are successfully grown only onlyon
on the Pacific coast The Burbank Burbankpotato Burbankpotato
potato crimson crimson winter rhubarb rhubarbcherries rhubarbcherries I I Icherries
cherries and plums are all this thisnature thisnature
nature His own statement shows showsthat showsthat showsthat I
that he can claim but a single singlehorticultural sin le I Ihorticultural
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horticultural success succesBnameh namely in inWickson inWicksoll in1Vickson
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Wickson and related plums plumsWe plumsVe II IIUVe
We prefer pref r to beleive that Mr MrBurbank MrBurbank Mrllurbank
Burbank himself is not directly re responsible rasponsible responsible ¬ i I
sponsible for the preposterous preposterousclaims preposterousclaims I I II
claims made in his name Promot Promoters ¬ I Iers
ers and irresponsible writers in inpopular inpopular I Ipopular
popular periodicals must stand formost for formost formost
most of the false claims made for forus forbis forhis
his us wonderful creations creationsThe
The latest alleged phenomenon phenomenonthe
the Wonderberrylias Wonderberry Von erberry > has been aj ajridiculous a i iridiculous j jridiculous I
ridiculous failure and disappoint disappointment ¬ i
ment to every one who has ha tried it itiu itin I
1 iu n the East The Massachusetts MassachusettsState I IState
State Horticultural Society S < at its itsrecent itsrecent I Ireeent
recent annual exhibition had it itlabeled itlalJfled itlabeled
labeled worthless wort bless loiter some of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the best scientific experts of the thecountry theeountry thecountry
country have pronounced it to be benothing hEnothing benothing
nothing but our common black blacknightshade hlackui blacknightshade
nightshade nightshadeIt ui htshade htshadeIt
It is said to be an assured fact factthat factthat factthat
that the county seat is to have an another another another
other bank the necessary stock stockhaving Btockhaving stockhaving
having been fully subscribed forthe for forthe I Ithe
the nee 1I8W inatittioo aati1 ioIL I
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CITY HOTEL HOTELOrange L ° Open peyeall year yearOrange all theOrange the theyear
Orange Avenue Daytona Fla FlaELECTRIC FlaELECTRI FlaELECTRIC
ELECTRIC LIGHTS ELECTRIC BELLS BELLSHOT BELLSHOT
HOT AND COLD BATHS BATHSTABLE BATHSTABLE BATHSTABLE
TABLE FUSTCLASS FIYSi CIASS ROOM FOB A fEW TABLE BOARDERS BOARDERSGEO BQARDEIGEO BOARDERSGEO
GEO H MATTHEWS PROPRIETOR PROPRIETORCONRAD PROPRIETORi PnoromoQCONRAD
i CONRAD GROCERY COBeginning CO I Ii
t 2t i 2 Beginning with May 1st 1stwe I
i 2 we will close our store storeat storeat C I
I at 8 p m Saturdays Saturdaysand i ion
and on Thursdays at atI
I 12 oclock noon noonRespectfully i s
I Respectfully RespectfullyThe i r
The Conrad Grocery Company CompanyE i
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THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY COMPANYwill I
will deliver gasoline without withoutany with withoutany ut i iI
I any charge for delivery at atany ataoy atany
any point in Daytona Sea Seanbreeze Seabreeze ¬ I Ibreeze
breeze Daytona Day to III BeaCh Of Ocmond cfc 1 1mond i
mond ond or Port Orange Quaity Qual Quality ¬ I IIty
ity and quantity guaranteed guaranteedCall
Call Office Phone 128 128Mills 128Mills f
I Mills Transfer 77 77Warehouse 77i I
Warehouse 60 60Kerosene 60Kerosene
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Kerosene Oil Delivered by Tank Wagon WagonGasoline WagonGasoline agone t tI
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