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Evening journal., 1904-08-11
Low RATES TO OCEAN CITY. MD.
One day Excursions via Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington
Railroad

The Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington Railroad Company announces two
excursions TO Ocean City. Nd. during the
present season-August and Is.
A special train will be run on the sched-
ule given below, and excursion tickets.
good only on the special train in each dl-
recton, viii be sold al rates quoted.
Exc
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The Equitable
Guarantee asd Trust Co.
-COLLECTION OF INCOME

COLLECTION OF INCOME
The Company takes entire
charge of real and personal
estates for any length Of
time. 1t collects interest on
mortgages, dividends and in
come of all kinds for a
reasonable compensation,
which can be arranged with
the officers of the Company
on application.
OFFICERS:
oTHO NOWLAND. President.
E. BRINGHURST Jr.. Vice President.
J. 7. PENNYPACKER, Sec. and Trua
officer.
RICHARD REESE. Treasurer.
F. r. MORRISON. Asst. Sec. and Treas.
NJ. d. CRossAN. Real Estate officer.
N. w. Cor 9th and Market SITS
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of theme o il from
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for SALE
OR TRADE.

No 4 sOAcres laying near Yow
lcr % acres in cultivation. partly
good second bottom. 500 apple
trees some of them bearing fruit
quite number Of peach and cher.
ny trees and other fruit. Good log
house z rooms, good log barn and
other out buildings, good spring
water. A can be had at ,he low
price 1928. For particulars call at
this OrFIc@ or write US at Fowler
Mo.
10 5. l20 A. near Higgins p @
20 acres in cultivation 80 acr.s in
good timber, pasture. between
live and stA hundred tearing appel
trees considered one among the
finest orchards in Texas Co. Good
log house 2 rooms good barn and
other out buildings, in fact it is o
fine farm. Call at this OFFICE for
particulars.
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FOR SALE.
Sherman Tow

Any one wishing TO buy anyone
OF the following named Medicines
,cal on Mr.. Linthicum who will
cell to you:
japanese oil SO cts. . bottle.
Specific pill for Malaria, rs cts
Cascara pills IS cts.
Sister Teresa's laxative Tea. 90
Herberts Pnmonic Cough Rom
edy 50 cts. per hottlo
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FOR SALE.

Any one wishing to buy any 81
the following named Medicine cali
on David Skagss who will sell 10
you;
Japenosc oil so cts bottle.
Dr.. Swan liver aud kidney cure
so cts. bottc.
Herberts Celery a. OK. Slrsa
arlla SO. cts bottle.
Herbert Celery phosphate SO cts
DR.. Swans cascara pills 25 cts.
5 Package Sister Teresa's tea
OTIS
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-14
THE FIRST MAN

iiaVlnS been . reader OF Inc GRE
SET for zone time, an,l reading IN
article ii no,eG Men aud Bil,l
readers bcs the I'd viii grant ii
"a slrdll space ~ the GHEsstr.
Mr.. Garrett and souie others nv
nsnuated lbat Adam was not IN
FIRST man Ii exis,ancr. NJ doul
many have been convinced
Taking only Iii. scFpt,re wlicI
he prouu cd, he MADE il appear yer,
plain.
BIN Isl VS. read HE passage 0
scripture Which he took good care /,
SKIP. Please read
Ana ey;iy plant ~ ,,ir lial j i ,re ii
VIA II, the earth. and ever, tufi, % III,
hrid before II grew: imte LunD God
had no caused II loialn upon lhe rn,tl,.
and ltcra was ~ a man 10 ill Tue
stound lt'ou I'D
MOI trend Garrett Tbs seriplurc
g 'oaod gtert0 sixlh da,: after the
creation d maze and female 81 il
shows rs thai there y .sg.o m.u yet
~ rXlsidncc.
Mr.. Garrett makes a distinction be.
tween CcealJon and formation ana
oi coafse there Is dinytancr. iirss,
Crcalion; second, Formation or
Completion.
II IS easily proven that Adam and
Eve WIS created also !ur1usd Kead.
.il"i'he I.cin God lo.m a man os
hedHdot ths : 'iitatt2'tt.pe;. Z,
q lisnos,riia The brain If ne; and mpn
Sccnmc IL living suuI. tc,o. ~
iletc We llhd that Adam WAS form
ed, SO let US read the ch. and v.
OF Gen. and find that nc was ON one
day created. RcIu.
alalc an,l female created he them
and pleased them, and called their name
Adam, IN the day Wien they were crcat-
ed" (Gen. 5-a
The above scriptures prove to US
that Adam was created and forlnsl.
Ncw friend Garrett has not brought
cut any plan scripture, that AGam
WIS not The Iirst man he has sklpp-
cd Eere and there and picked up
Lille evidence tina, appears some
@hAt c9nEary 10 Nhat ra!l, DeG /
rite PROOF; but he mas .l0t prove.
TO me that Adam was not the FIRST
man, ! also wish 10 call friend Gar
reti's attention to the 18Th Of the
t.S,h ot. of Cor. Please read:
And NJ, Is written The first man
Adam, was mairn living soul. the last
A'ian Was made u quickeniag spirit"
Il Cor ID 81
Now Trend Garrett you will sdrely
acknowledge that this plainly says
that Adam was the first man; and It
should prove to any one without any
Other evidence that Adam was The
FIRST man in cXistance. But think
can produce other evidence I'd
scripture II il becomes necessary.
Ii friend Garrett or any one else
viii erase the scripture which have
out Of the book Of Truth
will surrender.
Respectfully,
Sherman Tow.
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LOOK n, FIR. ". !.

lf fCo want 10 pvt ypur lands into the hands 81 IAN,
hAN---l s. GARRETT will you righ.--so liz. win ~
as ne Is gong TO make tbs part his business aod (, ~
ozarks The place buy home. And we advise tbe
efs % come 70 Fowler Mo- before purchasing elsewhere
IS beautiful County surrounding the newly started y,ta
ana me greatest natural induccmen at this on, hh
on the farmer and business And Seeker after truth
has equals earth.
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= ara hatm ligit ~ trudleI IN,
iidfsy yeats. nnd hean i Sop Il, his ~,
, i'An'''s., nitpf ~ iaa- apt rujlpd hi
mare Seth.
And the days ~ Alanl after he M
oes"''en Seth were eieh' hrnlred ears
ana he bega' soas and daughters.
And AL The Gays Ina, Adam lived
were nine hundred AMI thirty yeats and
he died.
4 Why this does not need any
commenting OMIT plainly saws
+ thcre were generations created
4 ontlie same dag, not only two
but generations Of them so Won
wiIl see Mr.. Towe you went 10 4
poor scripture to prove tnerc
was but one man. This is one of
Bro. CARROTS strongest points
to prove there were two men.
Now<o your last scripture re-
fercd 10.
ANA SO II is written, The tirst man
Adan wtla made living soul. the Inst
Adam was made qui.kenihg sniri,
II Cor i5-i1,l
We do not wish to erase any
part OF the scripture for every bit,
OF 1t is good and ia favor Of the
two men theory. Aud 50 is this
when We get all its cocnection-
Now you will not pretend to
deny but what Christ was always
spiritual And if Christ was al.
ways spiritual then you viii see
by the following quotations that
Christ could rot OF been one OF
the Adams spoken Of in the i5
Please read.
llowhelt thai was not first which is
spiritual, but that which il natural. and
s'terwnId that vii eli is spiritual. III
Cor l5--ld.
Now you can see that God did
not have releruncc TO Christ in
either one Of those two Adams
Fer il places the natuarl man frs,
and the spiritual man Iast-And il
also proves that there was u natur. |
al luan before the ono who WINS
made u living soul. This was the
created man who had been created
On tho sixth day--Just u natural
man and then when Christ came In
earth aud was crucified 10 raising
lp.from the grave he created the
natural man anew in hin, quicken
H. hiin from the dead, making
MIA qcickcning splrit-Christ
made the created man a quicken
ny spirit
Christ Is tbs one that did the
work he made the natural man
Who God had created or the siyth
lay Quickening spirit which had
'een but natural man, and this is
Why he said how be it that wh,ch
vas hrst was not spiritual but
atural--FOr he was before the
)rmod man who had been made a
wing soul, and afterwards at
,hrist coming made II spiritual
lun' by giving them thst spiritual
art whicl' they was not in posses.
on of before (Salvation) this the
'rmed man had from the begin.
ing making the first complete
dam ! hope this will convince
|r, Towe of his error and cause
i'm to see the truth as it is in :
hrist Jesus,
Mrs, Matte Bowers,
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0 and caused him to destroy then
: Won can see this was Il grel
wf"ng-And BY this wrong so
s WILL plainly see that those lw
( ms-rt different characters Agai
Ar Te@eIn 'urttihg back to III
scriptures NDn ltlpicd le-- Whic
are plans aud herbs Of Tie field
aud tn man who was placed ii
ma field or garden b. only had ac
cess TO what was ia The gardgn,aul
was forbid one tree in that gnrael
- But the first man spoken Of il
hlt,ei'. I-21) had access to all tn,
trees, and the herbs over til.
whole lace OF the earth--AnC
those trees and herbs ! learn was
created on Gods third dav Of his
work Three days before lie mar
spoken OF III tGen. l-27) and ovel
four days before the man who was
formed and placed in the garden
And we want Mr.. Towe
to notice that the first man spok.
eli Of, was glyen dominion over all
the earth, not little spot or gar
den. Like the second man had.
This second man was taken and
placed III little spot or garden
and was commanded to dress it
ard keep it, and was forbid one
tree il the garden--This anyone
With eyes cnn see was not the cnse
with the first man. After learn
i"g the different works, and the
different commissions that they
We're given, ! mmst conclude that
there was two different men, or
make God out ia lseifier--For it
Is also true that the garden could
not be painted with plants until
the seed came forth from the trees
which had been created on the
third day with the seed With. its
seli--s'ee teen. l-ll-l2.) Wall
Nua tr'sy Iha tree with the
SEED witilih ilse.t-lhls is why
fod saia every plant Of the fad
before 1t was il. the earth--'rhe
plant could not be planted in the
garden, until the seed came forth
OF the tree, and fell to the earth
terminated and brought forth
the plant.
Now you can see Mr.. Towe that
your ar.uements have been weigh
ed !" The scales of divine Justice
on this point; and found your
logic not good.
1ou SAID Bro. Garrett made it
very plain by tie scriptures he
used, this ] know to be Il ne, and
he has made it just as plain with
the scriptures you have referred
him 10, that there was two men,
And in these arguments of
nine you can see the same-You
say friend Garrett, the scripture
referred 70 in lGen...22-5.) was af-
Ter the sixth day-This Bro.
-iiirrett never disputed; but
claims II as grand point in his
he says while there 4
YES no rain there went up q
nidst that watered the whole 4
lace OF the ground--This midst
Tiled the place of the rain. Just
ike the second man did the place
of the man to till the ground
sod did not tell the first man to
Jill the ground, that was not his
mission as ! have shown above
But ! see God did put the second
nan 70 tllling the ground--Tms
second man was formed from
he dust Of the ground as Mr..
lowe stated TING dust of The
ground spoken CT was created on
'he first day.e,formed on the
bird, and the man formed from
I after the seventh Cay. The
lrst man created from nothing ,
IN the sixth day.
So you cannot help but see
hey are not the same We now
or tho prpSanf loavo tho g..
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Or any hind Of Job work, send it to the
cRRSsET oFFlcE and give Is ! trial; Ii
the work is not according to or5sr no pay.
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IL yua want one Of the best Or
pans made, call on, or write to j.
!. N. Garrett, or leave word at this
Office. J, N. Garrett.
Turley Mo.
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No 8. 100 acres, near Fowler
Mo. With large percen. in euI-
llvat'on. A fine young orchard
uood house: Good barn: and two
good drilled wells: Ridge land
but is as good as in this Tart of
Texas Go. For p .rticulafs cal at
this OFFICE.
MOI. 40 Acres rs 10 cult,va
ton, 80 Of it in grass, ID acres in
wheat, the rest Of the 1870 all can
ne cultivated. so bearing apple
rees, roomed story house. small
barn. good well ut house, and fine
pond on farm, all round good stock
harm Tor particulars apply at this
OFFICE.
We have other property in the
Of Fowler in our let
mr. sale, call and Get you nice home
IN good location.
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New engine 10 horse power with
ali attachments except boiler for
sale Tor particulars apply ia tuis
OFFICE,
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Missouri PA1 ENrs
Milford chronicle., 1904-09-23
COMMON PRIMARIES IN SUSSEX.
RepublicansAgree to Unite with Unions
on September "a.

Ihe Union and Regular Republican
State Committees agreed last FRIDAY
on common primaries of the factions
for this county, to be held on Septem
Der "a.
The Unions cOncede the Regulars the
Clerk of the Orphans Court, one of the
three county offices to be filled. Tbey
also agree that the county convention
shall support any agreement made by
delegates in the various districts.
Under the agreement the Regulars
are not guaranteed a single legislative
UOminee.
According to the compact, the Union
Republican County Committeeman in
each election district shall name the
inspector for common primaries. The
Union Republicans assembled in each
district shall select one judge, and the
Republicans assembled as aforesaid
shall select the other said judge; which
said inspector and two judges shall
hold the common primaries in each of
said election districts.
There shall be five delegates from
each Representative District, four Of
whom shall be Union Republicans and
one Republican.
Milford chronicle., 1904-09-23
HOUSTON ITEMS.

Presiding Elder Morgan held the second quart
erly conference at the NJ. E. Church here last
Saturday There were several delinquent OH
ciais who did not render report, causing an in
complete record of the proceedings. The collec-
tions were not up to apportionment owing to the
rule passed by the last General Conference, which
makes the president Of the Ladies' Aid mem-
Der OF the Quarterly Conference Mrs. Geo. L.
Counselman was confirmed as such. on Sunday
the pastor urged that the children and parents
come out earlier for sunday school.
Protacted meetings have been commenced at
the williamsvile church on tho charge of Rev.
Wilson and they will be held two weeks On
October 9th he expects to commence the same
service at Houston, when the opening sermon
will be preached by Presiding Elders. NJ. Morgan.
The storm OF last Wednesday did very little
damage, except to trees. Some fruit was blown
of. but there was bntlittle to fall.
The eannery it expecting to close soon, as the
tomato crop is nearly over. They have had quite
It's rumored here that Edward Deatriok, who
moved from here last year, will come back from
Lancaster, Pa, at the first Of the coming year.
The W. c. 7. L. meets with Ms. Alice Harring-
ton on Wednesday
Mrs. Burris is with her sister at Chesapeake
City. Md who is very III.
Miss Jump commenced teaching her school on
Monday near Harrington.
Esquire K. A. Wood and wife, of Glendale, were
guests Of r. Graham on Sunday last.
X. A Pusey passed his day of with Houston
friends.
Mrs Wharton and children were Philadelphia
visitors last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Wharton, Mr. and Mrs. ]. II.
Johnson spent last Friday at Harrington attend
iHg the temperance lecture.
H. W. Pusey is in Philadelphia this week.
DR.. Downs. of Wyoming, who has purchased
farm here, has been looking it over this week.
Howard Deitrick is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Wharton is visiting her son in jersey ;ity.
MIR. aud Mrs Denney, OF Smyrna, passed several
days here last week as the guests OF Mrs. L. W.
COunseman.
Mr.. and Mrs Eaton, Of Wilmington, were
visitors OF relatives in Houston last week.
MIS-. Verma Satterfeld is visiting in Philadei-
pha.
HPear Kemp and Irma sRtterfeld visited Bridge
vile last Saturday and Sunday.
Rattle Melvin left for Philadelphia on Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1904-09-23
A Card Of Correction.

I desire to correct q statement pub
lished in the Chronicle two weeks age
about the stock lost by J. w. McCOl-
ley, of Cedar Neck. 1t was stated that
he refused to have his stock vacinated;
that is not true. 1t also stated that
both animals were buried; only bur-
led one, and that by the advice Of my
neighbor, Mr.. Case. 1t was stated
that l was threatened with prosecution;
that is not true. I am prepared to
prove my position, and desire the par
ties who l know well, to attend to
their own business, and not be so mar
roWminded. w. J. MeCOLLEY
Milford chronicle., 1904-09-23
SPRAYING TREES FOR SCALE.
Will be Demonstrated in Milford OetO.
Der goth, Next.

The rapid spread Of Sah Jose Scale
among the fruit trees of Delaware, has
caused the farmers to look closely af.
ter their orchards, and it is the univer-
sal opinion, that spraying is the only
means of protecting the business from
this enemy. There are sprayers Of
many makes, and Of various degrees Of
excellence; and there is an opening for
practical and easily managed ma
chine of this class. Next 10th Of Octo.
Der, Thursday, A. N. Brown, of Wyom.
ing, will give a public demonstration
of an automatic power sprayer that he
is using, and invites the public to wit
ness the machine in operation. This
is an auspiciOus time to set peach trees
and. care for them, and it can not be
done without spraying; so all who
growing peaches in the
future, should take this opportunity to
gain all the information possible about
the operation of sprayers. It will be
on the Goth day of October.
Milford chronicle., 1904-09-23
OCEAN VIEW.

The storm of last Wednesday night was very
severe, but did nOtdO as much damage as was
owned by George Townsend, was blown up
on the marsh; also the steamer Atlantic was
blown partly on the marsh.
Mr.. DInker aud family, also Mr.. Kidd and
/ family, left Bethany Beach on Tuesday for
their homes in Pittsburg. Only four cottages
on the beach are now occupied.
Airs. PenrOd, Miss Reid and Mrs. Armstrong
took a trip to Rehoboth on Taesday, as It
was the last trip OF the Atlantic for the sea-
son.
from muscular rheumatism, has gone to
Philadelphia for medical treatment under
the care of DR.. g. H. West.
Mrs Madeline Holloway, OF Millville, Is the
guest OF her mother this week.
Frank W. Holloway is in the city Purchas'
ing his fall goods.
l. /. smith OF Georgetown.
Our schools opened on Monday, with Prof.
Hudson principal, and Miss Martha Belts,
assistant.
Miss Matte Belts is visiting her brothers
In Philadelphia.
The Masonic Hall at Milvile is nearing
completion and is very handsome build
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society was
reorganized at the home OF the Superinten-
dent on Saturday. Twenty-one members
Mrs George W. Tunnel entertained on
Monday Mrs Ella Crist, OF Philadelphia, Mrs
Kate Long, Of FrankfOrd. ana MRS. Lizzie
Johnson aud Mrs. Holloway, OF Mlllville.
Calvin 'Pennewill and wife moved into their
new home this week.
Mrs. Isaac Evans has been quite IN.
Capt. Lemuel Derrickson, ore Of our oldest
citizens, was buried at the NJ. f. Cemetery on
last Friday. He was SS years oid,and was ons
OF the first members OF the Bethel NJ. Z.
church OF this town.
James NJ. Evans, Of Fenwick L. s. s., visit
ted bis family this week. Col, Hines is a
guest at that station.
Our school building has been improved by
a coat OF paint
The basket meeting is still in progress, and
iB well attended.
The little baby Of Mrs Mary Evans Hudson
is very III, and It's recovery is very doubtful
Mrs. Mary Townsend widow OF Captain Eb8
has moved 10 her home In our
town She is accompanied by her grand
Margaret Townsend, OF Lambs.
Fat Backs are plentiful this week IL was feared
that the storm had moved them south.
Miss Florence Belts Of this town and Horace
Derickson Of Selbyville were married last week
by the Rev. Mr. Faulkner
Miss Nettie Wilson and Thomas Hickman WeTa
married on the 2lst inst, at the home Of the
bride. ATLANTIC
Milford chronicle., 1904-09-23

AT DOVER.
Kent County Republicans Give the Vice-Pres.
idential Nominees Party a Cordial
Welcome at the Capital.
LISTEN TO ABLE. ADDRESSES
Dgnd Discussions Of the Issues Make Profound Impression
Upon the Hearers Largest Political Meeting in
Dover Since the Visit Of Bryan
Iican administration.

! lican administration.
On the platform among others were:
Henry q. Conrad, candidate for govern.
or, Rev. Dr. l.. +. Barrett, Alfred L
Hudson, William A. Baggs, president
Of the Kent County Levy Court, State
Senator o. D Moore, Thomas Curry,
candidate for State Treasurer, the ven
erahle Wilson l.. Cannon, a pioneer
Republican, w. E. Smith, State Sena-
tor S. S. Pennewill, Prof. Cross of the
Conference Academy and many 9TH
ers.
Senator Fairbanks made a decidedly
favorable impression upon his hearers
who listened to him with eager atten-
tion, 1t was dignided, plain, matter
Of fact speech, free from severe criti.
eism of the Democracy. 1t was con.
else statement of the issues before the
people aud an earnest and telling plea
for the Republican cause. It was just
the kind of an argument to set men
thinking and to win votes. II made q
profound impression.
Mr.. Fairbanks spoke of aggregations
of large capital as necessary to carry on
the business Of the country. Larger
aggregatiOns were needed now more
than at any other time in the past.
The Republican party makes no war
against aggregated capital. Mr.. Fair
banks reviewed the Sherman antitrust
law and how it had been a dead letter
until enforced by President Roosevelt.
Any party he said who undertakes
to overthrow President Roosevelt be-
cause of his assumed friendliness for
the trusts challenges the intelligence Of
the American people. MIR. Fairbanks
reviewed the hostility Of the Democrat
ic party towards tine tariff. How could
a party that declares the tariff to be-
robbery and immoral" be trusted
with the control Of the government.
MIR. Fairbanks spoke of how all theI
people of the country were now united
in patriotism and love of the flag and
were doing what they could to make
the nation the most puissant on earth.
But the parties differed as to methods.
He yielded to his opponents the same
right Of thought as he himself held
Senator Dillingham; reviewed the tar.
# legislation Of the country and criti.
Used the Democratic attitude.
Mr.. Vrooman brought greetings from
California. He praised President
Judge Parker, he said in
.sking for votes wants to have the peo-
Die draw a blank check to pay for q
ottsry.
Mr.. Conrad was warmly greeted and
made a brief address relating to the
eeent political history of the State.
He declared he stood ready to battle
or Republican supremacy and cOmpli-
nented the Republican organization of
be lower counties. He earnestly de-
ired that Delaware should continue in
he Republican column.
After the meeting the Fairbanks par
y left in their special car for Whining
oD