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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-17

Die Wff6re oeg OberftIeutno

Die Mffdre oes Oberitleutnant
b. SOB in syranffurt an Der Doer,
Der megen ibmerer llrfunoenfdl.
ihung gu % Sabren 8ubtbaus per'
urteilt uuroe. bat in tpeiteiten &reis
fen oa8 peinlihite Nufieben erregt.
Der Dberftleutnant batte Iib ieiner.
5eit nit elmer Spanierin perbeiratet
tuelbe auf @uba aroBe 8eiibungen
batte, aus melhen fie $4,000 Wart
SabreSrente be5Da. Der fpanilh,
ameritaniibe &rieg ppn Sabre 1898
aber enttpertete lire Beiibungen, IDs
oaB Die Mente iittner tnebr au1alns
ntenihrumpfte uno ihlieBlib gang
aufbDrte. Die Tanlilie, Die an
@Dbaeben geuDbnt mar, nantentlib
Die Srau uno gDhter, fpnnten iib
ben perdnoerten Berbdltniiien niht
anpaiien uno mpllten niht lernen,
81 iparen. Sic trieben ben alten
Nufmanb tpeiter, tr,a1ten aae foits
ipieligen gergniigunaen, bic fih ibS
men bDten, nit uno gerieten INNER
tiefer in Shuloen, bis iie feinen
Musmea mebr fanoen. Wieberbolt
batten befreunoete unb beaiiterte Sf<
fiMere ordn9enoe @ldubiaer Der sas
mile befrieoigt. aber ihlieBlib rnuB.
ten AUDI oieie Queqen ueriiegen. Sn
Der Serameiflunn CAB Der Oberits
leutnant Wehiel aus, auf oenen er
Die Narnen BON &ameraben fdlihte,
I'M iih fir ben Nugenblif aus ihpe-
ren N6ten au befreien. Mls bic
@ehiel fdQia tuuroen, tam bic @e.
ihidte an ben Eag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-17
Cine gsepOlnt,Om tn etd,t!

Sin ii6eres 9lnSei9en elmer beporltt.
benben llmpalSans unb erniter St6=
rnusen in Sbrem Gnitem iinb Nerpoii-
tdt, s9lafloiisfeit ober llebelfeit
Electric 8itters" miro balb Die lalti.
gen lriaden bierbon 5erlt5ren. Dies
Wittel uerfebtt ME, ben Magen 5u ftdrz
fen, Die Nieren unb ben Darn Canal
gu resuliren, bic 2eber ansuregen uub
oas Blnt Su reinisen. Belouoers einitia
tDirft bas Weittel aui erld6pite Seer,
pensSpiteme uno ale bamit i'm 8uIams
iamenbanse itebeuoe 8eidtperben sper-
idiuinoen unter Der frdftisen @inipirtuna
oehelben. Electric Bitters" foitet nur
so Gents unb bas @elb iuiro suriidae.
seben, iuenu es nidt pDllige 8efrlebi.
sung setudbrt. Garantirt burb bic
Gpotbefer S. &afteber & Scn unb 9lb
9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-17
Nus Berlin tpiro F,erifltet: 81

s Banaerfreuser. Die unter benz
6lotteuprogramm nod su bauen
iino, Deroen in gesua auf @rDBe
ben 2inieni6biffen beinabe eleihton1s
unb aud Die 8anserung, Nrmis
rung ac. miro i'm 8ergleib nit ben
bisber gebauten Sfiffen oieier g(rt
beoeuteno itdrfer iein. Das erite
oieler Sdiffe miro iofprt in Mnariff
genDmrnen merben. Der ar6bte
oeutihe areu3er, Der ieBt i'm Bau
begriffen 1T. lit Die nNoon". bic i'm
SUM in &iel oDm Stapef gelalien
tpDroen 1T. Das S1iff iit BON tue-
niger als 10000 9pnnen Deplace-
ment. 9ie gehniter. narnentlih
Der @enernlleutnant BON Geuentlom,
baben Die Hegierung ihon lGneIt
geordngt. 2reu5er au bauen, Die 10
grUB iino tpie oieienigen @nolanos,
sSranfreihs uno Der Ser. Staaten
unb Die i'm Stanoe iino. gr6Bere
8oblenporrdte gu faiien, als bic iebi.
gen Banaertreu5er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-17

tpre Elelper uDer. Ste ltef DtnGb, 1tnD
has Muge besMirtbes tpis fetnes &neds
tes meibenb, bat iie, man mDse ben
Uater bod III feline 4dinmer bringen.
Dann .bor9te iie nit alien @innen, ob
es aud eerduf9los gei6Gbe, Oh Mla
bre9t aud gerabe fetne Sbiir Dffne.
1tnb bann erit sine iie binauf, ben
Gatten gu bolen.
Die gan5e 9aus6eipobnerldaft tpar
auf benz 6lur berIammelt. Durh bic
offene 5austbur berein fam bic frpittge
Morsenluft. gs iparb fGfter, afs es
bic gauge Mo9t btnburh getpefen.
Mlbre9t unb glaubine itanben bnr
benz 9aufe unb iaben nit fdeuer 8ee
numbering por iid bergab.
Qlus BEN @etp0lf i9ien ii1 ein Sc
Ben losaul0fen, bid, fdtper unb Biz
5ur Grbe nieberbGngenb. Oas fubr
bdber bur9 bic 2uft, unb Elm 9aulen,
1pben, Oonnsrn, BltBen begtsitete feine
rafenbe Jabrt.
11nb bpr btefetn ihiperen, etnberide
genben ltnb bic grbs itreifenben @etpDlt
gtng cine Jiniternib climber, bie benz
1imneI aIles 2i1t ausfpg unb ein
fables Grau perbreitete, bic ale @tra6z
lentronen bon ben 1elienbduptern
na9m, tpie nit sefpenitiiden sinsern.
Oie 2eute lasen i'm sSlur auf ben
&nieen. Der Mirtb unb bic Wirtbtn,
bic Sennerin unb Der ane9t, tpie au9
bic tleine Mabei betreu5tsn ii1 unb
murmelten unaufb0rlib in irnr,er gleis
dem SonfalI.
,Mutter Mfaria, befhirme bas 6aus
unb bas @ieb auf ben Bergen; ipenn
Du Sdaben itiften tpinft, tiff lneinen
godbar @9aben, Mauiter W2aria. Bee
f9irm' bos 9aus unb uns ale"
Gin eiitger 9auh, ber Mtbem Der
Mihre, bic nun f9on iiber bic See ba<
Der feste, faudte fie an.
4lbre9t aog gfaubine nit ii1 in bag
9aus.
Da beufte 1don Elm Sturm Inn bas
9uus, bab bic 9eipobner nit lauterer
unb nod iammernberer Stimme ihre
@ebefe berleierten. Nalten unb Steine
bonuerten bernieber. eg tparb Nant
brouben.
g9red.
Gloubine umtlamnerte feline 6anb
NIT eifernem Druid.
ser i9ldft, ioste iie, i'd babe nu9
ibm gefe6en."
Mbre9t fab iie an.
~Gr fdldft94 fragte er itaunenb.
~gr Tam f9lafen bei BEN Mstter-"
Die gDorte famen ibm INNER langz
fdmer bon ben 2ippen. @sine 9lide
ipur5elien in benen feines Meibes. ltnb
sr las In ibnen cine f9redli9e Mabr<
bett.
@ein Maseii4t tparb fabl. Ct FSbnie
unb Derbarg fem 9aupt auf glaubts
mems @9ulter.
Die liebe, trDitenbe @timme, bic in
ieber Notb ipie GrlDfune Hang, fprah
al ibm milbe, CUTE Mprte bes Mitleibs
fiir ben Nrlnen.
Dns @etnatter nieoerpraiftlnben
4dsels berfalang nun ieben 2aut bon
Menf9enittmmen.
Drduben fdidtete ss ii1 tpeib auf
BON f6rnigen, sroBen, eijigen @tiiden.
Das bauerte Minuten. lInb bdnn
ai4tete fih bic Nadt ein tpeuis. has
fdparse @etp5lt, bic trddtiss W1ubre
idgfs tpeiter.
Mber In ibrem gefolee lam etipas
gntfeblines:
Der Snnee!
Die Qeute brahen in Elm Sammerges
f&ret aus. Sbr @ieb mar in ben WGls
bern. Worgen bate man es einbolen
molten. benn 9lnfang September tamsn
70 plSsltde SdneefdGe In bteisr 95s
benlage fdon bor.
Glbreht Derfudte iie gu trSiien. Wean
bate ibm 70 oft ertlart, bab bas Nis1
Na9ts gu 9bal fteise unb aud BET
btrannabenbem f9ledten Metter nte
bergen tpeibs. gfun meinte er, miifTe
bos Witb In ber Sbalioble an bem syub
An merne leidnf aufonlmenauholen fein.
air. frr~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-17
Gtienbabn Tabr=Ylau.
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9ah allen ssorb~3eras~ ~8pntten ......
wat5 ct. Souls, Mempbis 'ug uno sOsa, 6em
Often. H. 40 ltittaas.
No6 Noro&Seras, Santa Sc unb Sriscpe
Sunffen. n............... S.UU Nben05.
gead ct. 9Duis, gSaco unb bem Often
......... ~. 10 NoeHoS.
Nah aore6o unb Merico =. 800 8Drnt.
Nnfu.nft.
Son ct. 9ouis unb ben, Often. z. 80 8prnt.
gon Noroe9eros, Santa Sc uno 6riscD.
Hnnften ..................6.4 40 SDrtt1.
8Dn lDcalen 8unttett 40 Mbenbs
Son ct. 9Duis unb benz Often. g. 10 Nbos.
Bon 9arebD uno MerifD Il. 80 giabrn.
Sputberm Yacific 8abm.
Mbfahrt.
gadb geetu Orleans, SpuTton uno Sal.
oeiton taglib. ............ .11.40 8orn.
utb 900 Mbenos ...................
Macb goele IaB, gl 8aio. galifornien
nno NterifD ....,.........9 800 &prrtt.
Nnfunft.
BDn Wetu Orleans, 8onitDn nno @af>
belton tdglth. .40. WorgenS
uno 600 Nabn1. ................
Bon 81 Baio, galifornten un6 Merifo
...,...........SsUU NUenO&.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-17
QDie Der 0enui, rtues ysmoStuas ben

NEie Der Weniih ttites 9sMo6imaS ben
8eiueis liefert, Oh es gut lift ober nitbt,
eben5o liefert Der @ebraud oes $odmors
rbDioensS sSeiImittels "ANAkEiSS" ben
Beiueis fir feline Seilfraft. SieIes @leidlz
nis biuft aber iniofern, aIs ia bic 8erei.
tun9 ber Buboings, ielbft berienigen BON
aleiher Surte, cine reridiebenarfiqe lit,
tudbrenb iebes 3apfben "Anakesis ~
uu6 ibr gbias sebt in bic Sunberttau-
ien6e-bem an6eren p6lig eleicb III unb
eleih tuirtt. Nuh bebarf e8 ba feines
8etpeiies fpeitsr. benn 2esipnen turirter
2atienten beseueen bic Seilfraft bes
"Anakesis". Qbrejfire P. Neustaedter
& Co.. Box 1915. New York City, um
foitenfrei cine 8robe Su betomnen. Sie
"Anakesis" 1T in alien @potbeten su
haben. Breis 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-17
gitberbeits 8 Sunbs.

Wir nertreten bic Wotional Su-
retn Go. uDn Stem Dort uno mir
itelen Siherbeiten unb 8iirelhafz
ten aller glrt aus.
9ittmar s. Cppenbeimer, Mgenteu,
Neuter 8ebduoe. NlamD Blasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-17
IL. q a pfttl.


~ bsr i1uen mar ieine Rube mebr
III bef@ieben. Wlit bem erftfn
q bfeiernen Grou, tpslfes bruus
btn am Qimmel emportrpd
unb. bsirh bic tleinen Gsniiergspiefte
bSmmernb, biefe bon Der i1tpar3en
Monb ubbob, iuurb. Elm ferner Donner
peruebmbar. getpittsr in ben geraen
lpmrnsn ,inb esben nit raftnber 0e@
fDdit. MlIes i'm adufs fam in 9stpes
sung. QtIbrent ipolIte au9 aufftsbsn
iinb binunierss1en.
6lnunter pnb iebsn, mo unb ipie fein
Qdtsf f4liefg lin feinsn Z .eis. Mit
falelIRabsn 9antsa mari elaubtne
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-17

- Dieienigent tpelhe an acuter
&eural9ie leioen, tpiiien. uie lin.
oern0 uno uirtiam bic Nnmenoung
unn ct. Satobs Del lit uno tuie.
prompt uno iiher cine 0eilung ein=
tritt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-17

- DaS Meueite, mas Der @eibe
tahtsmartt bietet. lit, tpie bic lang.
iabrige grfabruna lebrt, itets 5u
lnoen bel Ric 5enaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-17

Broblrt uniere euten gBbisties
uno Weine gu niebrigen BreiIen.
~. Saitanuia & Con, M1ain Iue.
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Q. u. & u. q. 8abn.

gab guer0, goafutt, 5Duftnn uno Sol.
beitDn, tdglieb. 800 Born.
uno 9.45 Mbenbs.
Rad Corpus ghrifti, 8pfpHrt unb Bee.
billie tGglid ..............2.15 Harbnf.
gtacb Borne unb 8errnille, tdelid ......
.......... ...................9 1926 8Drrt.
Neb Borne rnb 8errnilIe, Samstags 3.45
Nabm. Mnfunft Ntpnta9s $50 @benbs
Mnfunft.
Bon euero, goafum, 6Dufton unb Sal.
pefton, tdglicb ..........7.45 MDrsens
unb $50 MbenoS.
Son Gorpus gbrifti, RDdport unb 8ee<
bile td9lib 1:35 Radbm.
Bon 8Drne nnb sserrbtlle. td9lib.
QfbeubS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-17

-Das Reueite unb Sd]1nlte, oas
Der Weibuahtsmartt in Spielmaren
ltefert. finoet man bel g ie. Tenae.
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~. 8. Il e. 8abn.
Mbfabrt.
Nab @acD, 5Drt @prtb, Dallas, Ranlas
@itp, ct. Souls unb gbicasp, tdslid,,
(Suniet DepDt) 30 Mbenbs.
2ocal5ug pia Smitbnille. .7.5O Born
Nnfunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. 2ouis, &anias gitp.
Dallas, Sort Bortb unb WacD, tagliB
fSuulet DepDt) ........7.50 MDrqens,
2ocalaug bia Sn1itbpille. -. 9.25 M6en6s
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@uIf sbure 8abn.

@uIf gbpre Nabm.
Mbfabrt.
Nah 9abernia. Sutberlanb Sprin9s,
Stedoale, tdalib, 800 Born.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stodoale, Sutberlanb Sprines uno
9auernia. t6alich. 2:30 Nachm.
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08
PRIME HOOK ITEMS.

Cora Johnson, Weldon and Billie Wapies, OF
Milton, are whiting their uncle John Waples,
az NAPLES Mil.
Miss Co.a scott, OF Milford, Is visiting Miss
Lulu Messick
Our school has closed, and our teachers
Misses Lille Lekites and Hettie Conner have
returned 10 their respective homes for the
summer.
Mumps are spreading through the Neck.
Thomas Reed Draper has completed his
new residence on his Prime Hook farm.
John Waples has improved his property
with coat OF paint
Farmers are busy in this section preparing
70 plant corn.
John Carpenter, who has heen very IN with
typhoid fever, is convalescent.
Mr. 5eorge Reynolds spent Monday and
Tuesday on his farm overseeing improve
meuts
Wheat and peas are looking good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gray Davis were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reed Draper
on sunday.
The farmers ofPrime Hook are contracting
their sweet corn to Ellendale parties.
LITTLE GIRL.
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08

any proposition that ever eminated
from the Regulars. The cry Of
Democratic supremacy. coming
from those who advocated the elec-
tion Of DR.. Ball and a Democrat to
the United States Senate, has no
effect on the majority Of voters.
II the Regulars desire harmony,
or the election Of Republicans. at
the city election. they will have to
adopt an honest, straightforward
course Of procedure, and discard
the methods Of the peanut poll
tician. This habit Of spzrring for
points is getting wearisome. The
plan Of linking arms with the
Union Republicans and stabbing
them at the first opportunity, has
created a distrust which cannot be
efaced until the Regulars show by
their acts that they are capable Of
being trusted. The Republicans
should govern the city of Whining
tor, and being in a majority can
easily do 1t, but at present are
handicapped by a coterie Of indi-
viduals whose sole aim is 10 dis
rupt the party because one man is
a member Of it.
Democratic mismanagement Is
lost in the background and the CRY
Of Republicans who love their par
ty and work for its success go I'M
needed, for these individuals are
infatuated with their sport of man
hunting. In this case the man is
Mr.. Addicks, but should some one
else succeed him, be it Jones, Brown
or Smith. we would see the same
order of things for this coterie are
disruptionists; theIbaruacles Of the
Republican party, who retard its
progress in city and state. This
order of things cannot exist forev-
er; signs of the awakening Of the
people, to the true state of affairs,
are discernable in the desertion of
Regulars to the party that stands
for Republicanism and maintains a
well equipped organization to fight
Democracy.
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08
GREENWOOD.

Miss Alice Cole, Of Denton, is the guest Of
her sister. Mrs Horace Lynch.
Bates Collision and wife. Of Trappe. Nd Is
the guest Of relatives.
John Adams, OF Cannons, was the guest ol
wilbur owens Saturday.
Nav 18th VIII he Anniversary bay Of Ep-
worth League. Special services will be held
In the evening there will be special singing
recitatinns. There will be a class oftweive Ia
graduate from the Juniors to the senior Ep-
worth League
Mrs. Thomas Wright, ,of Hurioek, Nd is the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. ". T. Carter.
Saturday was election day here. ". J.. Ca
hall, sr.. and W. A. Long were elected Coun-
cilmen and Norman Collins assessor.
Harry Bonner. Of Rhoderdale. Pa, was the
guest OF Dr. C.. W. zimmerman SATURDAY..
Howard Housman, who IS working iu Phil
adelphia, spent sunday with his wife.
Geo. ~ Wiley has accepted position in
Phlladei phia.
Miss Bessie Collins is the guest offriends in
Lewes
Pes. ~. g.. Turner.of Laurel. VIII preach to
the graduating ciass of Greenwood Public
school Sunday morning May l7,h at 90
o'c.ocs.
Several OF our Young people attended de-
bate nt Farmirst0u Friday night
Miss Gertrude Rust OF Bridgeville, is the
guest Of Miss Emma Hay es.
CsrIsle's -cho.l win close on Friday There
Will bee no lessons recited that day. There
viii be reeitations and singing 10 the morn
ing. and the afternoon will be spent ln gaines
after which ice cream. cake and lemonade
will be served by the teacher, Miss Mary b
Guliett
Ernest Keller. Of Feton, spsnt the latter
part oCthe week with his brother. Prof Har-
vey T.. Keller
Jeh-r-ou 0oey and wife. Of Denton. spent
SUNDAY With Herman Smith and wife.
Robert Richards, a few davs ago. lost his
pocketrook containing $4,000 in cash. and
roo 90 iu checks. He has not found 10 up TO
this writing.
Miss Anna scott spent the latter part Of
last week with friends at Harrington.
Senator S. s. Pennewill was in Philadelphia
Monday
Edward Hollis and wife spent sunday with
Wesley Wro'en ard wife near Bethel.
James EdgeBof Denton. was Greenwood
visitor Monday.
Lawrence Hayes, Lawrence Housman, Ash
bel Morris and Iohn Todd, were .Bridgeville
visitors Monday night
w. f. Downes, OF Dover, was a Greenwood
visitor Tuesday.
Rev. j.. L. Johnson and wife are visiting
friends in Viola.
Wilbur Hitch and wife,and Miss LiliaHitch,
were the guests ofhiends at Milford Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08
LINCOLN CITY NOTES.

Harry Clark IS building q uew fence
around his property
RoOfers are puttiug iron roofs o. the
Smith Manufacturing Cos. buildings
We have seen several ripe strawberries
that we're grown arouad here this week
Henry Hudson, aged about 20 years,
died early Monday morning at the home
Of his son, John Hudson. Nr. Hudsoa 5
home in his younger days was in or near
Milton. but he has lived for the most OF
the last thirty years n Lincoln. He
leaves a daughter, Mrs-Wm Deuicksou,
Of Phiia ielphia, and two sons, John and
Fred. who live here. His remains were
inferred in Union Cemetery. 5. J. VIII
son funeral director
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08

VIZ are accused of throwing bo-
quets at the editor Of the yellow
Journal" and we plead guilty.
Chloride of lime probably would
have been the proper thing to use,
but our respect for the finer feel
ings, which We thought the editor
possessed, prompted us to use bo-
quets.
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08

THE farmer who raises peaches
and strawberries will not have as
good luck this year as he has had.
lack Frost having destroyed most
of the blossoms of the above profit
able fruit.
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08
..CIRCuS MEMORIES. q"

7 knocked of work the other day
Wheu the circus came 20 town.
AZ after Mau5y cut Fly hair
I started OF 10 town
IN time 20 see the big parade,
That passed along the street
Az you can hef saw the sights
Ar heard the uusi- sweet,
Fur tell you these ci-cus pands
kin play in haug-up style.
Az steam pianers, they jes' toot
Ar blow tunes by The mile.
Ivsudered out upon the ground
An listened fur time
TO a feifer Who was bartin'
Fur sideehow, an dime
Was the price that he was askiu'
Eur 20 see sech human freaks,
As the doz-fsc= maiden lady,
Ara the -uau with rubber cHeeks,
Which he sid with pins an needles,
Also puudered with tack.
.The greatest livin' piucushiou
An the only live hst-rack."
WhTe I stood an listened
To the tales the barker tod,
a F-iie- says. "0hF. Nj smith"
An of ziy b nd took hold
An shook 1t, ssyia'; "H5u-dy-do,
How many years, let's see,
Since last We were doEu o.. the farm.
What. you don't remember me-
An then he started taikin,
Gracious ne. but he could spout
soon began 10 think was
The stuff without a doubt.
iaiiers thought that was like
IRE average ruu o. men,
Until thal chap he came along
An io,iied mean then
fe't 7 was thoroughbred,
Much swlfter than the througi
Bet % Cidn't las fur long,
Fur purity soon missed him,
He had tisaD Dpeared from view,
Ny atcL au chain an rocket-lCoE-
They al went WIKI him 100. Bob Z
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08

We are now living under a town
improvement regime. Do not be
impatient and expect to see i'm
provements at once. Wait, and
they will come slowly and surely,
and after completion you will won
der how you managed to exist 50
long without them.
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08

II the Regulars desire Repub-
licau government for the city Of
Wilmington they should vote at
the primaries to be held on next
Tuesday the 18th, and support the
successful candidates on election
day.
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08
State Treasurer.

In accordance with new law Martin
B. Burris. State Treasurer, has opened
an office in Dover, at the state House.
the Office will be opened every day for
the benefit Of the public.
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08

THF yellow Journal has con-
siderable to say about "hitching
your wagon TO a star" We consid-
er that preferable to being chained
to a Bull"
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08
EmpIorment.

We are working this year around L
TO Is families. If looking for a position
call or write; but If you are afraid Of
honest work or can't give good refer
ences don't write. JEHU ". REED,
5-s-tf Frederica, Del
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08

THE "Delawarean" makes an at
tack on the clerk Of the senate, Bay
mum, because he awarded the con-
tract for printing the Journal to
the CHRONICLE. The representa-
tive of the "Delawarean" had ev-
cry opportunity to see the bids
opened and was shown every cour-
tesy by Mr.. Baynum, but because
the "Delawarean's" bid was not
enough to secure the work, the ed
itor of that paper in his narrow
mindedness makes an unwaranted
attack on the clerk of the senate.
Some people are sonarrow you can
pull them under the door without
even scraping the buttons off their
clothes.
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08

HEREAFTER the Regulars as a
party will not be recognized. The
recognition which has heretofore
been accorded has not only result
ed in initiating them but has been
the means of keeping alive party
rancor. Had recognition been re-
fused them years ago one party
would have been the result.
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08

A COMBINATION Of street rail
way lines have been formed to op-
crate an electric road between
Pittsburg aud St. Louis a distance
of 75o miles. The road will be
double tracked and express trains
run which will compete with the
steam railroads in the matter of
time. The road will be capital
lied at the enormous sum of over
one million dollars. This is but a
forerunner of other electric long
distance roads, and before many
years the populous parts of the
United States will have electric
railways of standard gaAge with
express trains capablsf making
at least IS miles am hour. This
twentieth century till be full of
wonderful events.
THE "Regulsto idea of har-
mony is, that Jley be allowed the
privilege of nsini1g the candidates
for Office While the Union Republi-
cans can furnish the votes to elect
them is Aair-that is-as fair as
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08
MAY Muslin Underwear Sale.

This grand display of white undegarmen for women and
chdrenof Muslin Cambria Nansook that bought
from well known makers in such quantities that extremely low
prices possible this is the time and opportunity lay in
your supplies.
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08
Shirt Waists Under Price,

These waist the very latest styles made of the materials
vogue and the extremely low prices placed them
they will find ready purchases many Of them marked
One-third off regular prices and even less
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08

IL eighteen hundred and ninety
nine the Democrats carried the city
of Baltimore by oyer 5000 major
ity. Last Tuesday they elected
a Mayor by such a small majority
that the official count may defeat
him. The Republicans elected a
City Comptroller, the Presidezt
and also a majority of the second
branch of city council. Again is
Gormanism rebuked.
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08
STANDARD CarpetS,& MattingS.
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICE

You will find it to advantage buy your floor coverings
and here First you will have the largest
Milford choose from and the prices invariably lower than
those quoted elsewhere IS rolls of mating choose from.
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08
C. D. Abbott & Co.
Special Summer Sale
OF Dress Fabrics and Silks.

nathes collection and stock of white goods wool
dress goods and silks important sale that offers every de-
a weave shade and style fabric prices in every
instance extraordinarily low. No in need of dress good Of
any quality afford miss the advantages OF this
sale Every entirely and fresh pieces just opened
and all in the most desirable shades patterns and
effects
Milford chronicle., 1903-05-08

We always carry . full
line Of staple goods,
such asTabie Linen and
Napkins, Sheets and
Pillow Cases.
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