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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-06
FUNERAL OF MRS. HENDRICKS.

Indianapolis. Ind. Nov 5.-The funeral
of Mrs. Eliza O.. Hendricks. widow OF the
late Vice President Hendricks. was held
this afternoon. Rev Lewis Brown rector
of ST. Pauls Episcopal church. Officiated
Mrs Hendricks left au estate OF seVera l.
hundred thousand dollars. Among the
beautiful floral offerings was a large
bunch Of American Beauty roses from
eN-Presideut Cleveland.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-06
PRIESTS HIS VICTIMS.
st. Paul Promoter Gathered in
Large Amount.

=
St Paul, Nov. 5.-Caspar y. Ernst. cant
tallst and promoter, who has been out on
bail of $3.50 pending hearing ON charges
of emDeZZlemenC and forgery preferred nv
Father MetZler, Catholic priest of
chippewa Falls Wis was surrendered
by his bondsmen tonight and is now .n
the-custody of "a deputy sheriff. The ac-
ton or his bOndsmeu. one OF whom Is
Ernsts brother-in-laW. is said TO be due
TO sensational developments in the case.
the result of an Investigation which has
been going on since his recent arrest.
Ernst rs said 20 have received large sums
from people throughout Minnesota. Wis
consin and eastern states 90 Poe invested
10y them at q high rate of interest. Many
OF his clients were Catholic priests. who
sent their private fortunes fer invest
mcnt- What the total amount of money
50 received is is not known, but the I'M
Nestlgators declare thar IT, was in the
ueighborhOod Of 10000. Since his arres-
Ernst has filed a Heed of trust TO john
D O'Brien. his attorney. conveying 20
him, with power to sell. two office build
iags IN the business district. This prop
erty is estimated TO be worth 100000. but
Ernst has only am equity In &c, amount
ing only to about 100000
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INSTRUCTIONS ASKED.
French Consul at Panama Cables His
Government.

Paris Nov. 5.-The French consul at
Panama has Cabled a request for instruc-
tiCns IN view of the revolution. and For
cign Minister DelCasse is considering the
question T. Is expected that Instructions
VIII be formulated and sent Soon show
ing the attitude Of the French govern
mCnt There is strong indication that
It's attitude viii not be materially differ
cnt from that Of the United States and
probably VIII take the same general lines
The consul SAYS the revOlutiOnists con-
trol the situation and confirms the Asso-
ciated Press report that the Colombian
flag has been taken down and that the
flag Of the republic Of Panama IS now
lying over the public buildings.
The consular adviCcs aiicge that the
American naval forces and the railroad
company officials have "given some as
sistance to the revolutionary element at
Colon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-06
WILL INSPECT PROPERTY.
John n. Lawson of Boston Coming
to Utah.
Special to The Heraid9

Boston Mass. Nov. 5.-JOhn IT, Law
son, brother Of the ubiquitous Thomas
" lawson. VIII shortly leave Boston for
Boston Terrace copper property OF Utah.
in which he is Interested He has inst
resigned as president of the american
Cotton Improvement company and sold
DIS holdings 20 give more time to his
Utah mining interests.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-06
INHALED Gas

London Nov. William AIcColloueb Of
New York committed suicide in "a board
ing house in Bloomsbury. "a suburb 81
this city. last night by inhalne gas Pa-
pers found Boz his room indicate thar No
C0ll0ugh was Connected with the sale OF
Texas oil lands and that he had a br0rbet.
living at San Diego Cal
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WANT TO KNOW THE FACTS.
Foreign Diplomats Call at the State
Department

Washington. Nov. 5.-DiDiomate cauo
Go The state department today I'm unusual
ly large numbers, many OF them unJer
instructions from their governments To-
obtain oll possible information regarding
the situation on the isthmus and The mart
the Jnifcd States Is taking in cvenfs
there. 10 rs understood that the inouirers
learned little but what has ALREADY been
made public IN the official bulletins az
Che state and navy departments The
substance Of the Information cleaned bv
The foreign visitors was that The United
states was pursuing its tine-hCnOrad
course in executinr ite obIieaffor.s ~
maintaining open transit across tho isth-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-06
LITTLE BLooDsHED.
Only Victims So Far Were Two IN
fortunate Cinnamon.

Panama. Nov. San was quiet here
last ni-ht. aud there have been no dis
turhances at Panama toeay Telegranhic
aoVices received from The interior prov
lnccs say there was great rejoicing there
when the news OF the declaro ton OF m
dependence Of Panama became known.
The government troops stationed az
PenOnOme si-1ty-lVo miles southwest of
Panama. have joined in che revolutionary
movement and almost every moment lele-
grams are received from the most inn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-06
FAREWELL TO M'COMAS.
Maryland Legislature Has Heavy
Democratic Majority.

Baltimore. Md. Nov. 5.-The election
returns from the wards Of Baltimore
City and the Maryland counties are now
substantially complete. and they show
plurality OF j. $50 Tor Edwin WarneId.
Democratic candidate for governor The
returns also show that the Democrats
wili have "a two-thirds majority in each
branch of the next legislature. and a ma
jority of f0rty-niue ON joint ballot
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NO MORE BLOOD MONEY.
Sailor Trust at San Francisco Meets
Defeat.

Defeat.
o. san Francisco, Nov THE sailor trust
In this port has been disrupted and deep
sea crews are now being shipped without
the blood money tax OF $50 per head.
Some time ago the sailor boarding house
keepers formed combination which exc
acted q bonus Of $50 per sailor The CHIEF
factor iu breaking mp the combine was
Captain John Barneson former superin-
tendent OF the transport service who is
now the local agent for "a number Of
British ship owners. He recently had
two ships ready for sea and while trying
20 get. crews encountered the combine
which demanded q bonus Of SD per man.
He refused and was told he would De
forced 10 pay $50 later and more if he
still delayed. BarueSOu sought the as
sistance of William Swears. who supplies
crews for the Pacific Mail and other
steamship companies. SWears quickly
secured men for BcrnCsou and the com
bine. seeing defeat ahead. covertiy sent
some of their seamen 10 De shipped
SWears has now charge of the shipping
of foreign crews and FOR the time being
blood money is abolished.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-06
DFNNETT WII-I 80

Lincoln. Neb. N0v 5-W. j. BRYAN is
on his way To New Haven. Conn. where
be viii again take part iu The proceed
lngs connected with enc Bennett WIN
Mr. BRYAN has prepared n complete seate-
meut Of tnls case ~ appear in tomor-
row S issue of his weekly paper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-06
YOUNG MAN A DEFAULTER.
Reason For Attempted Suicide of FL
roy S. Plat.

ST. Louis. Mo. Nov. 5.-Elroy s. Plat.
the ST. Louis contractor. who attempted
suicide In Pittsburg. Pa. yesterday IS
charged with being a defaulter 70 the e21-
tent Of over $4,000 by the stockholders OF
the George Plat Contracting company,
in a petition which they filed I'm the cir
cult court today asking that q receiver
be appointed for the company. George
Piatt, president of the company and
father of the man in Pittsburg assumed
the liability for his sons alleged short
age
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BOUGHT BY THE CHURCH

p Keokuk. Ia. nov. 5.-The Nor
= mon church has purchased for
y $4,000 the old Jail att Carthage.
= MS. iu which Joseph Smith. the
= Mormon prophet, ARD brother Hy-
= rum were killed by e. mob il the
= early history of The state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-06
DENIES THE STORY.
Young GoeIet Not Married to Miss
Anderson.

Anderson.
New York Nov. "a report gained
wide publicity today TO the effect that
Robert Goelet, son of Mrs Ogden GOc.
let was marrie6s 10 Miss Eleanor Ander-
son, daughter of a restaurant keeper in
sixth avenue. near FOrty-seCOnd street
Miss Anderson was until recently telp-
graph operator i'm the Grand hotel. but
has not been there for the last week A
reporter talked with Mr.. GOeIet tOnigh-
at the home of his attorney, George De
Witt. MIR. Goelet said:
There is not one word of tuhth I'm the
story of my marriage to Miss Anderson.
] never heard Of her. never saw her and
don't know who she is. I have only been
back from abroad "A short time and have
Just returned from Newport. This OuI-
ra SeouS story, coming at this time when
all OF my family are busy with the details
Of nay sisters coming marriage. is very
oistateful to an of us. You cannot make
it too strong that there is not sciuull1
OF truth i'm the story from beginning to
end
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pEATHs FRoM PIAeuE-

Rio Janeiro. Nov. There have been
twenty-uine deaths from the plague and
fifty-two fresh cases of the disease dur
ing the last week There are 100 plart1e
cases under treatmcnt
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> London, Nov 5-The Daily =
. Nails correspondent cables that y
> 10000 Russian troops have oecu- =
= pied Mukden. y
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-06

WEaTHER FOR SALT FAKE
Partly cloudy, unsettled.
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28
Ten Thousand Churohes.

In the United States nave used lhe
T,onemau S MARTINEZ Pure Paints.
Every Church viii ice given liberal
ouantiy whenever they paint.
Don't pay ST. 50 gallon for Linsesa
oil oNor.h c0ceut- which you d. when
YOU buy thin paint in can win "a
paint label on it.
S N Is make 10, Therefore when 80"
want fourteen gallons of paint, buy
only eight gallons of L.S M., aud mus
SIX gallons Of pure imseed on win IT,
You need only four gallons OF l'' ~
H. Paint, and three gallons OF or
mixed herewith TO paint good sizs'
house
Houses painted with these paint
never grow shabby, even after Is years
These celebrated paints are suld U.
7 Frank Porter, Greenwood ; W. a
Morrison. Lincoln city; j. A. Gala
way, Harrington ~
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28
NEVER ABSENT
The Aches and Pains Of q
Bad Back are Constant.

The aches and pains Of q bad back
are always with you. Make lHe
misery from morn till night. Backaene
is kidney acme. Bad backs means oad
kidneys. Milford people are learning
chat Doau's Kidney Pills cure oao
backs. Here's o. e case:
1T. Foraker of Mil St, says; 81
have seen the time when it was really
a torture to me to sfraigEten up after
benaiog over snd stopping, aud, as a
rule. my back was always lame. pui-
ing the psss year or more ! never kne"
moment when the painwas absolute
lv gone II I over-eXerted myseiI /
suffered from a feeling of intense iassI-
rde and lack of energy. After sitting
in a chair for any length of time my
hack became lame and soie and il was
orlv with diliculty ,hat ! could get III
again. AtuicLt I was uuatle TO res
we'll and was cons anty changing my
nos.tiou. and uion rising fell as tire'
D MS when [ went TO bed. As tine reSo!
ofthis lack of rest I was iu miseraoi
condition ut the time that ! got ~
first LON of Uoan's Kidney pills at ID
, q w. Pleasauton's drug store. The
v worked like magic and gave me aImo'
x Immediate relief THE treatment $40
stopped the backache and eorrecle
4 the whole trouble. The pain hes le
il nae entirely and ! am feeling be Ter
d every way
For sale 10y all dealers Price 9ocen'
/. Mated by Foster-Miourn Co. huii'l
s Ny sole agents for the United State
=, Rememna. The name e- Doan Sat
, takeuo other.
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28
HARRINGTON.

Rev. W. H Hudson was the
o,,ast of r. Wesley Ross and wife
Nr and Mrs. Alex Blades enter
famed Mrs. Frank Gordon and
NIrs Rov Burdock, Of PhiladelPhia,
On Tuesday; and James Lynch ana
vile on Wednesday.
Services will be held at White
Chapel every Sunday evening UnVi
further notice.
Mrs Ora Sapp entertained on
Thursday Mrs Nathan Harrington
and Miss Edna Smith, Of ILL.,
lanes Harrington has returned
from a weeks visit TO PhiladelPnla:.
XII Bradshaw and family OF
ohio have come to town to live
Albert Raughiy and family have
moved near Dover. We are soIIy
70 Dart with them but wish them
much success.
Mrs. Julia Masten has been en-
tertaining Mrs. Silas Simpson ano
children. of Washington
q Mrs. Simpson is now the gues
/ Of Joseph Simpson and wife.
= Miss Edith Simpson, OF Wash
v ington, is the guest Of her parents
II Joseph Simpson and wiie.
S Miss Kate Shaw has been VISIT
mo Harrington friends.
R. Wesley Ross and wife KeV
n W. II. Hudson, and Miss Rebecc
d. Harrington spent Wednesday
Iy Atlantic City.
le Mr. Glass, of Baltimore, was tn
ne ouest of T. ]. Smith ON Tuesday.
iy Miss Minnie Collision, Of Phll'
sc delphia, is the guest OF her gran'
narents, Isaac Hill and wife.
Thomas Blades, Of Frederic
visited town friedds on Monday.
Isaac Jester,of Philadelphia, W.
N the guest Of relatives and rlen
sh this week. 80,
+,;,irg Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan,
Wilmington s;,
the summer with her parents'Jac
. Graham and wife.
of Among the Harringtoniails W
hat spent Tuesday at AtlanticCity we
inc Mrs. DR.. Money, and Messrs. w
or, Powell, Joseph Simpson, Inon mon
~ O,~6a1d Curry. Fra
the Sipple, Garneio uiI 81
In- Thomas and daughter, Elsie.
the Miss Rosa Blades and NO
Travis were Atlantic City VISIT
r. on Tuesday. n
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28
ratarrn ranuot be Cured.

with 10CAL AFFILIATIONS as they eau
,,.., Zach th.. seat the disease. Naiarfn ls
, hlood on constitutional disoase,and in order
=, ,,,ra ~ ,ou must take internal remedies
mans catarrn cure is taken internally and
acts directly on tue blood ana n'uc""'
faces. HANS Catarrh cure Is no' " 4""o"
medicine. 1t was prescribed ny one VI '''S
best physicians n This country lot Ee'i' l.',
is "a regular prescription. 1t is composed o'
the best t0nics known. comhihsu WIN .'
best blood purifiers, acting directly On tH1
mucous surfaces the perfect conao'H"''on
ofthe two incrediants is what produces su'i
wonderful. results in curing Catarrh' 9ene
for testimonials free.
Ed CHENEY & CO., Props Toledo o.
sold boy druggists price 75c.
Halrs Family Pills are the best.
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28
ELLENDALE.

The expected has occurred Just
as predicted in our communication
of two weeks age. that a postmaster
would be appointed in order to get
the results desired. Word has been
received here that James Jester,the
present incumbent has been re-
moved aud that Robert Clendanlei,
Youngest son of John Clendanlei
OF this town, and a stauuch Union
Republican hustler, has been ap-
pointed. Mr.. Clendaniel IS young
man of good habits and abiliIy,and
has lust married a capable helper.
He has furnished new store III a
fine location. and his future IS
bright for success. All OF the pa
irons are delighted with the change
and we extend our congratulations
and earnest support for success.
e. \. Whitney one OF our young
and prosperous farmers, met with
heavy loss Tuesday Of this week
e when one Of his best mules was
killed bv the falling Of a large log
, white hauling timber froma a woods.
Tomatoes absorb the general IN
terest of every body and large guam
tlties ere coming i'm daily, and the
d canuery is getting but few, not
withstandiug its large contract
Further. it is probable that con
q tracts will meet with little Ii any
u consideration. so long as the pres
s. emf prices continue. There is no
-. over q third of a crop and they ar
Nv very small; estimates per acre al
only about two tons.
Greersburv Benson, residing
Ffeatown. on the State road nea
ry here relates che following COZ
story He gathered thirty basket
OF 6ne tomatoes tae weather threa
DIS eYed rain. and he had them pl
'f under the sheds for the night,U he
uf two COWS gained access to t1ei
and ate the entire thirty basEe
of before morning.
me- T. Reed a government engines
'as with his wife and sister, are ii
GUESTS Of his mother MIS-. H. kee
Of this town.
Mrs. Johnson. OF PHILADELPHIA
his tbe quest of Mrs. James II. Jest'
tier Mrs Lena Walker has just J
Cine turned from q two week 5 visit WI
our her sister at Lewes and ReboooI
see The Methodist Sundap Sch'
D. won't on their annual picnic
Slaughter Beach ON Tuesday Ia
IL coilectiau was made amonS
''N' people to- secure the conveya'
and the necessary money ior
i'm crsaru and other delicacies to mi
tine affair a success.
lanes Matlhews,of Hickman
,ten moved here, and will engage "
amy Mr.. Laundry in getting out PIN
Warren Darby, Of Frederlca'
disposed Of his entire Posses25 y
car in This section. including the I
sure der Swamp. Mart Welch pureha
two acres adjoining the town,J'
ding Prettyman purchased ths Ao Z
and two acres, and B. =. R
.n. bought the remainder OF the p
ILL.,. ertv and land. PAUL + fN
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28
To the Taxpayers of Kent County.

An opportunity to save pr cent oI
vour taxes is offered you, provided tna'
I-on nav the taxes now assessed during
tbo next few weeks. The collector
Eronk D. Marvel, can be found at the
office of Esquire Truitt, in Nortn MI. WI
S sord anv day or evening. Save the
rebate. fIa"N Couootor
s.21.8t
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28
Speeial Notice.

Inst received a car load Of fine Run
abouts. For quality, style and hnish
will challenge the state for competition
Come and see them.
w II. MURPHY,
Pennington, Del
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28
Ken, County School Commissioners
Meeting.

The regular quarterly meeting OF 'he
Kent County school Commissioners
will be held at Dover ON Friday' sep
tenber 4ta. 1908. at II a. M, in the
office of the state Auditor. Amy per
SON having busine,s 30 present cAu oe
present at that time.
,-2I.st Thomas G. Roe. Secretary
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

The regular quarter s. meeting OF tn.
School Commission of Sussex s. ~
will he he'dat GeorgeioNn,at 100 tIoe'
"a m.. on september i9J5.
Ju-ErH Il. CAHALL
August n 1908. 0e'le''is
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

For SALE-A bargain. a good souh'
oorrle horse, any lady can drive
s 2S-tf d.
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28
Excursion.

The Excursion on Thursday was net
Iareelv patronized. Two sections were
rup. neither section having many pas
seneers. About % or 80 tickets were
solid from this station.
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

Our furniture and floor STEMS SIZE
sold to YOU in any quantity you mag
want and any shade or color
Red sta Drug star.
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

We are closing out all summer goods
stristlv at cost at Deputy's- Come i'f
horoaius: this is t. make room for oui
fall and winter stock.
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

We now have a complete line Oh
oor,e cts. this week we picked up some
iobs i'm carpets that we Will guarantee
Won a saving Of % per cent ON.
w" Abbotts.
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

Turrentine, oil, varnish, dryers WOOD
ellars at Red Star Drug store
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

Come see our carpets, will guarantee
,,o,, saving Of 20 percent. Aobotts'
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

Don't miss the diamond display ID
Evans q Sons window.
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

pic stock of carpets this week.
DE AbbOtt's.
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

Another good lot of good ei.o' "'u
zoots shirts received this week t" sell
ot ot T5cts and 4Oets at G. NJ. Tatman s'
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28
Niagara Fails Excursion
ow-Ra,s Vacation Trips vlH Pennsylvania
Railroad.

The Penn~ylyanm Railroad 'o.a paoy ntS l,.'r
..i.,.ss,i de 'UfIowirg dates for Us popular
.tfr--tv .Ncur-iuus 20 y iaeafa tal'S rom
t...l..liaIDhF4. Baltimore, and Ni~ulhs. .e.tf
r1lvat august and ~ september ana l''
and October % and lo, .,..,,... ..-,fi l,a
.r,,.. teei,rsfous from PhilGdelphia VIII nc
.,t,. b., t,eo rotfes Those on JUlN ~, NuEust
and y -cuteluDar ana rs, Hnu 0ctu1et 30.
srIrs VfA Ha-I}suglg apd ihe llttui y-'
,s.... rna ~u-sueh huuna, S feeit % l'ti'i 'et''
Inc -Iatc ulla at 1lJ g. ~ sA ~.
t,-...- running rH trenton. " "u ulth'
l.rre and the ueIauare NhirA' i1tNih5
rb.iafe.uaia on -pecia' trsin 40 to q n.
....tlr-.1I tIasuts, good fn" itts-tH if77'-7'
'..r,- .or1isr .rnluaAclustve of Nmted eA
.e... fr.tfrs vrtfl.c teu days, VIII ha SOFA 4
..I.r. .f..u ltliIHuelauiH and 'ti pom 'i 'i'
...-.. Division. - from Ai'ahic lt!
aa nom Lancaster. aua %. hforo. !3.al
r.t.s rrom other points ih' '0atns lte.t.,., t,.,.
r,flsulrvu. AIi. HuIyf Cape NaF' galsil, .
ls.r.trston West Chest ar heHulh a'.lhu PllH PI
a.rtl intermediate stations. 4 a!ep-9ltt " y
ls allowed al EuGalo WITHIN tht ltuilt u
9l. ereeral trains ol Pullman parlof car
land dow .aaclc5 viii be gu0 WIN eHf4 eAtl'
.ionrunai-r through TO y lugara ais. ~
aNtrl charge viii be made Tor F"44ol 1
seats .3 ..i,, i..s,.f,
ku experienced tourist agent aao ehhle'"
,-fIt accompany each eNcNlH-th-
rr. desrrfrtire uaMuhlai- .iha oi c"hl''
4.u rr.ltus and inrtusr lnt2ri4liion' e. lit
r.rre-t tfeI.et. a.lcut.lr address tFe W hvl
e t.sr,r.t fresaugsr s. AaeoI 3ioaa Htte. ~
f5or. Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

Very latest designs in colored shell
naper at Red Star Drug St're'
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

cioars and tobaccos at Watson's old
w. II. Hopkins.
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

To make ready for the largest line o'
,au and winter goods ever exhibited lu
Milford, | win sell at my ne" 5loie
sr,rirg and summer clothi1g stnclly ~
cost and some at half pnee.
cO9'' NJ l.. Davis.
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

DON'T forget that am selling at Gust
20 acoua,ut the people with my He"
location and make ready for the la,se5'
line Of fall goods ever kuownin Milford
-i- NJ. l.. Davis.
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

one car load No. / Sussex A board.
Short & Hean.
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28
MAILS.

For timothy hay go to a. Smith.
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

af1rill5-fn compliance With the ploEls
rrf-a Stnra OF Neinware reenlnlnE me s'tte ~
intcNieatiag liquors I hereby give u''iS
tbnf IN afoudav. tho 5th day OF oelonll Hg
f.aau make application 10 Wnlns 20 u,
rourf oC9enerni Sessions then 10 ne ueia a.,
g;s5rsefown. in and for sussex county ioI ioI
license for the keeping OF an Len ,..S oI n.y.
In fh4 house or h0tei situated ~ Ml iotu' ~ ~.
tbs county md state aforesaid, ano ~ li .I.4 tll5
Tinted school Districts nos. y ~ lu3 ,, ~,
,9isrd Colored School district no. ,g-' ~
Said county, kuoWn Hs fne !.lsol ,i,'', Il
avd fnr the sqie therein % intoMeauh- y
,,Iors lu less quantities. than one qaar, 70 ..
\ Silk of ths premises, oi whlch salu hoAse
dr hotel and premises ann ieuah, in9 ecu ,'.,l.
r.nf.s-.u uiy petition a'atee. ihe to'iNW
.r...tahIe citizens. sI, or more ci iuem
being ralSfHut.ul litehoi"eiHf
my saId application;
u- 1 a.syeas Wy. g. sbocklev,
Nnlteg W. Daniels h %. hgbIt,t
How frd a. Sappi iAnes y. u L,''1't''
~ s-t.t Winfield S. NaEheW,
Ia., rr rso.ch u e.. Butts,
= lrC.lIpv d. CHlawaT.
gro, Charles p. Jones,
Frank G.. Robinson.
WAREY B. WINDSOR.
uri1av August 9Ist, IHti
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

Come in aud see ournew store. Every
5u-aloome NJ. J. Davis
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

Don't forget that we make any SIZE
color or style window shade you may
1vs,t and have on hand shades nom ON
20 to scots. the 5oot- 5oaaeS "oi'" -
cents at Red Stsr Drug store
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

The practice Of true economy by the
nonv is carrying oil many good
suits Of clothing fol- men and boys, nice
-a,ts GOOD shirts, shoes, etc, and many
other good things which ada to the,i @
;nterest in buying at c. NJ. Tatmah's
new
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

8 G. Evans, 'Jr., has returned from
New York city with many oeau''- i',.1, ~
+F,no in art china, cut glass aud silver
Most appropriate for wedding or az
niversary gifts. You should see 'ne'n
Milford chronicle., 1903-08-28

The most up.to-date ladies furnish
,,g store in Delaware is in Milford
Tue windows are always beautiiully
and artistically decorated with the
most handsome furnishings, ana Ine
,0ronrietor and clerk are always ready
and willing to show the goods to those
who visit the store.
MRS. S. E. REEDY.