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Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22
SPECIALS
IN ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS.

All wool Crepe de Chine scots
per yard. COlors: Light Steel,
Champagne and Black. Silk and
Wool Crepe de Chene in all the
light fashionable shades IS and
81 90 per yard.
A very fine quality of all Wool
Batiste in Light Steel, Light Green,
Cream Champagne, Tan Light and
Dark Blue, so cents per yard.
Light, Mixed, and Rough, Mob
by effects for EtOn Suits, only scots
per yard.
Voiles and Examines in all the
wanted colors, scots to SI.25 per
yard. :,
ors. Also excellent values in our
25 and IS cent Wool Dress Goods
All Wool Sangaliere all colors
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22
Crushed Leather Belts.

and inches wide, new soft
leather. All cOlors will crush 10
any width desired.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

odE new purchases in taoie ,.l'..n llae.,S
madea zcsls all previous ,S-ioas
r had, eaailsg, width anu - P'I1 Donutv & Rro.
n IN h Jas. II O0PN'J
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Dried Fruits.

Apples, Peaches, Prunes ana AP.i[, AiP1.[
cots. at E. G. Pierce's Grocery, oOu'r
Milford,
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

S90ffnent OF SCI
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the kid
Reys; If it stains
your linen it is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass It or pain in
the back is alsc
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

r.er than ,ever-Our spring i1ne 'oi
d.girdle ranging in prieefFom
= * ]. w. Truitt &CO.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

~. house and dwelling 70 rent !. iol sal
1oo4 Store part suitable fol
~ business. Apply to
as VIM. E. DEPUTY.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

Nm. E. Deputy has just returned
nom the city with full and complete
me of spriug and summer dry s0ouS'
nations and trimmings.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

manage by close buying to keep
Fg.5CF 0ul prices $50 on no1.tsr %aslics' cases. sn
Ian Caa Jas. H Deputy & Bro.
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convincing proof that the kidneys and blaa
der are out Of order.

convincing proof that the kidneys and olao-
der are oui of order.
What 90 Do.
There is comfort IN the knowledge SO
often exuressed, that DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Roof. the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the
back. kidneys, liver. bladder and every Pau
Of tne urinary passage. 1t conects inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
II. or bad effects following use OF liquor.
vine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled 10 go often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp-ROOt is soon
realized. 1t stands the highest for its won
/ derful cures Of the most distressing cases
If YOU need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in Soc. and ST. sizes.
You may have sample bottle OF this
wonderful discovery fssLi.zEr.,
and a book that tells q Ilst
more about it, both sent fs5,! 4
absolutely free by mail, 4-=4=zs=a=l=- =
address DR.. Kilmer & Home CT swampRoot
Co. Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer IN tnls P4Pe4'
Don't make any mistake, Dut remeinheIp q =. :,
name, swamp Root. Dr Kilmers swami ~, lso
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

VI 5lI = .,,d ask to see our neW IIne
ieas esdressskirts, including mOhalrs'
you en- e'Oln,Sns, ,S ~ the lowest possible
+ J.W. Truitt .Gy'GO.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22
4hOaands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
uov To Find Oat.

FIJI nbottle or common glass with your
-,s,sr md let II stand twenty+four hours; q
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

os,ent Liquid Paint, special price Oh
.s.;os Red Star Drug. Store.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

D Roberts, the veterinarian car Oe
ssnnd at his residence on South6 second
t Either day or evening. Rsle'
ohone communication.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

1eT a.tes .2 Goa s,a+ E5Ds5 Dsag 95I store. re!
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

The new spring patterns On Moauet
rnos are beautiful, and we have well
ssiscted line NOW in our stone' anu 'i''
prices are reasonable.
Jas. H. Deputy ID Bro
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

TrOus -, s,,its cleaned, pressed and re
rsirsa promptly, at reasonable pr''9'
w. 4 AhhottlS.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

....asr new invoice Of Wool SPI!nE
eeOds just received and trim
'- - o.oh at Deputy's.
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Giuehams and Summer Lawns.

Call and inspect our new stock Oh
spring ginghGms and summer la"hs'
Notwithstanding the advance imoONon'
we are selling them at the old Pnsces'
We bought them right,
las. H Deputy & BTs.
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Deyis' Meat Market.

7 have just had my meat market re-
papered, re4palnted and enlarged ana
everything IS now in readiness LOT Tue
reception 5ef my increased patronage.
7 also have sufficient help te accom-
MEDIATE my.eustomers quickly and any
thing in the meat line that anPealS 'c
The most dascate taste. w. III. Davis
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Uniform Rate Of One Cent HOrd Each
Insertion.


Insertion.
- -,,, have a want that you think some
mantn Milford can fili, take In the Wh3Ie
aeId at orce by inserting "shI au /" WV
VI TbeTe's heres nc half way business about me
C1poNICLE. II gets right out among AZ sllaatSl
people who are worth IA !nielnF ami him. There
no doubt about that. a, ,...-,,o,,
Toe rate is / cent a word each insertion, ,e.,
Ifyou have pig for SAFE OF ha'e '''' ''-'
thing, put it in this column
FOR sALE-Hickory ashes Frank W.
Davis, Jr., Milford
FOR sALD-One Alderuey COW and yearl-
ing; also, secondhand York carriage Apply
| 4222t Geo. H. DaNls Vi 'el''
For sALE-Parrot and cage, cheap. the
not Is a good talker-cheap. Apply TO
CHRoNICLE office.
wANTED.-Chickens ddck and pigeons. |
Highest cash prices paid. Write me before
ahinning Yon Phou Lee,
422n 90 Park Row, New York city.
vood-sized safe will be sold cheap-only $50
Can be seen at CHRONICLE office Milford Del.
FOR sALF-Butternut trees Apply to H. W.
i. Pusey Houston, Del. or j. A. Pialzcrai' on CoFs@
farm. -
FOR sALE.-A potato planter in perfect or
der. Apply to { NJ ham'nV"u, ,nn, o.,
u 4l5n Milioiu' -
= = WANTED-A sccoud-han baby carriage state
priee. G. A. Marcott, Lincoln, Del. Az II
FOR SALE
% Growth southern-grown Seed Potatoes
Early Rose,
Crown Jewel,
Polaris
ed 1,ostern.g grown seed Potatoes
haa'ei' Horton Early Rose
Green Mountain,
rs Early Bovee.
The above are true to name, and Tree iron i
in d,sease-direot d, from growers on lres'tN'e As''
NJ Maine. Also Ntittat SOD
- Alaska Peas, MillSt
ur- Paragon Tamato seed, S9d .I 9dguSn.5 Saa5 Meal
5ttlH,. Jtat s,ats Cotton Iced Mea
isb 0ulV,l S,g,G,, 60 Oats ''HO'' Horse Feed,
Black Cow Peasi .,tiO,, I5c,,iirv Zee
-, ! % ~ j. E. Holland, Milford, Del
FOR REs,T-5-room house at Haven Lake
list. North Milford Cannery for rent O. ,,.;or
l. 5-tOn Iae Machine for sale u7sO' . Nii''
ENGINE and Thresher for sale Apply . ~ "a : :
Higman milford, Del. Z - !.
pEPRV PLANTS FOR SALE. -strawb
last -tes +. CarrisOn, Excelsior William beli, bIl
in dvwine sample, Tea nessee. PaTson : .3, 5esu
Gibson Candy, Rough htoeri s 3laus. .
LUZ 49,. 49, Clarence RUSSELL
, to 6T,S aHItSS7s' Oakley, De
inns -. -I .-----,---v n,suts. all varietie
and BIS - Edwin waiton' near sha"'
and A oood second-haud Surrey for sale; ss5
He buy II OF Theo. IoWhsenu' "''iO' -
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

yUsT received Iresn iUS ot laea' a""
bone uneal for poultry, Also " nus
oondition powder for horses catlie
hogs, etc. Try them.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

Ask to be Shown our EX@slsiol AIN,
DAISY box paper. Bargains at ~ aDd
iso 5 aud 18c CASTLE soap with race
.th ~ Sussex DEng Go
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

For new tomatoes, lettuce ana f"o'Asn
f,esh every Friday and Saturday go Il
III H. Davis meat market.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

ver at once, young mSn ol
Tch N adkins grocery store
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

pn See a better assortment OF oaos os
IA coats for spring and summer
sh sh, prices ewer than eve vJ rr,iit g. Co
D. j. w AANAAN -
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

It's. es, suite cleaned and pSesseo
brly, unreasonable prices 81 'AO-
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

Cor \ cents cigars, "Hoyal
Milford at Asbury Smiths
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

oys Da te Pine Tar Soap, the Yseh e1.s cen
Suit bender. Red Star Drug S7'0Ae'
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

:, novelties ia correspondence
;ls. APsh Red Star Drug Store,
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

mont make any mistake, But remelnneI I, W. w
,,s1,,e svyat,,p Root. Dr Kilmer's swami M LsoOe
and tbe address, BiDghamton' n H'' Oh e'e''
bottle.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

~ moro Chronicle. ''
i AY, APRIL. aa, 1904. n,
~ MAILS. eO
y-7.45 s.s6 a. m. z45 p m
ash4 .ss..-rr-lO.54 a. M $50 p. M Il
e.s- - the Post ofce twenty "'i"D''
s.' 's sssiht g train ======-= a
sc, 5o,olties ia correspondence p
.5a, Apsh Red Star Drug Store.
'ntrOva at once, young mao or
Purct ~ adkins grocery store
Co.. cents cigars, Royal C
- Milford Mi at Asbury Smiths
new invoice of wOOl spring
Aaa'... A. inst received, and trim
81. Z s. 8 match, at Deputy's'
onse aud dwelling to rent for
r 1904. Store part suitable lor
S s s..esrv 1 business. Apply to
p go VIM E. DEPUTY.
4 nt p..tsIegs Cod Liver Oil for
ANlV ~ onic Red Star Drug Store.
oo . better assortment of baby
h.ss. coSts for spring and summer
Il, 40. tlnan ever.
= aiS1 q shl' 'F''es7 a" J. w. Truiit & Co
TrOus .<., s,,its cleaned, pressed and re-
~, '-..' 0romntly. at reasonable prices
s AbbOtt's.
rv purchases in table linens
~ ~" an ,arsvious efforts in designs,
r had ssa.lsg. width and prices
u 4su, . sa@'' Jas. H. Deputy & BUO.
~ " vi
-. +t,on,ever-our spring lne 'Oi
snd.eird LEI, ranging in prieeiFem
l.25. >. w. I.U'''
It's. -, soite cleaned and pSesseo
bUly, at9easonable prices ~ 'A'
oy's Da tie Pine Tar Soap tne me-, ~. s.oSo %"
| Sui andar. Red Star Drug &5aoIe'
for 9S. = o.1- to zee our new lin
lelt esdressskirts, including mOhalrl
eS' Na 4aloth .obeviot and English Tweed
you es ,o1ked at the lowest Possibl
i J. w. Truitt ,&'GO.
roonsge bv close buying to akee
M on, uriees on muslins, shnuDg
-e'OOF - inflow and bolster cases.
an Cma Jas. H. Deputy & Bgo.
ches Wild -. rioo ,
&c Yd Qlient Liquid Fain.' 1,-9 sPr',, Drsa store
. ausatities. Red Star Drug 'o'O'7'
d Roberts, the veterinarian car d
snnd at his residence on South 6eeol
ssssst Either day or evening AS
phone communication.
rhe new spring patterns an Moa'
- vngs are beautiful, and we have w
HI IN aasSetsd line in our store, ana l
prsces are reasonable.
las. H. Deputy d Bro
az to he shown our Excelsior
naisv box paper. Bargains at lO
H. and l9c CASTLE soap with +
III .,.th At Sussex DCng &c
elling 7sr rsceives a rresn iut of meat &
iterest bobe meal for poultry, Also
'reign eondition powder for horses cat
'nlnS hogs, etc. Try them.
A. SMGTI
l Nm. E. Deputy has just netur
rom the city with full and comp
line of spriug and summer cry ~
nations and trimmings.
I---.--- For new tomatoes, lettuce and rad
lC f.esh every Friday and Saturday
'N' vi H. Davis meat market.
en- haveFe White nercerized madras for
pnla, .. an. ~. waists in hundred or more dine
Patterns. and cur prices are tile NV
led on Sat- Call and see them.
yG whsa Jas. H. Deputy & B
unday The REDUCED PRICEs-No peach
al $50 per 1000, and smaller slz
1t 'D--'' less prices. Pear, plum, cherry
,a5ss., & rbasa trees will We kept dormant
s. Chara il good planting condition until
SITS Of ME- Nav 25th if not sold earlier.
., 422f RS. JOHNSTON, Stockley
,.o.. u.,, WANTED to rent with privilei
buving at end of first year farm
Nd, are aiming not less than 100 acres OF
noes has al tillable land. Name amour
IL
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

White mercerized madras for shlIl
v.ists in a hundred or more different
patterns, and cur prices are 'he 'o"e'|
CAL and see them.
Jas. H. Deputy & Bro.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

wANTED.-Chickens dack and pigeons
Highest cash prices paid. Write me before
shipping, On - -, 1',.,-
422tf 229 PARK ROW. NC" -.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

FOR sALE-Hiekory ashes. Frank W.
Davis, Jr., Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

FOR sALE-Parrot and cage cheap " ~
parrot is a good talker-cheaP' Apply
CHRONICLE office.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

ron sAT,D-One Alderney COW and yeaII-
,ng. also. secondhand York carriage. Apply
so,ot Geo. II. Davis OF Jehu.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

en- haveR
phia, ahg
arents NJ
ed OnSas
Whgh
1nday ths
ntSundsg
| AhaBia
s. Chsrle
SITS OfMn
lton, were
itOrs near
| Nd ais
1desHsl
| err speat
ei.
at H. O.
e visitors
| and far
for Their
st as busy
| Hillspsrt
e Roe %
| spent
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| with Der
| guests o.
| 70 is able
| Typhoid
| guests Of
Fereyis
| ,er sister
ensboFoi
sunday
ofPhils'
| KDin
| guests
| IissBl'
on sun'
| broth
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

, vooi-sized safe will be sold cheap-only $50
Can be seen at CHRoNIcLE Office, Milford Del
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

REDUCED PRICEs-No peach trees
al $50 per 1000, and smaller sues az
less prices. Pear, plum, cherry aiSo,
rbese trees will We kept dormant and
Il good planting condition until aile'
Nav 25th if not sold earlier.
% If R. S. JOHNSTON, Stockley' Del
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

an cfalI
ches Eid.
&c ya1i
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

WANTED-A second hand baby carnage state
price. q. A. Marcott, Lincoln, Del. 4--
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

FOR sALE-Butternut trees Apply to H. W.
Pusey, Houston Del. or J. A Pialzcrai' on ooIs"
I AZ
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

en- haven
phla, ahsi
arents Nj
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-22

ENGINE and Thresher for sale Apply to 1d FREQ tt
rrs,-,,st, WTiIford Del. - -
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ham, Charles DOugherty, r. III. VI.
Davidson and Samuel Pasco, as well
as myself. all testified before the leg
islative committee. in 1903, and all
gave evidence of the high value of
the service rendered by s. I. Wales
in the preparation and prosecution of
of the states claim against the gen.
eral government. All these gentle
men testified TO their personal know
ledge of Wales and of his efforts and
services rendered.
Only the densest ignorance or the
most reckless of classifying can be at
tributed to the man who wrote the
article and to those unprincipaled
enough TO publish and circulate it.
can give reasons which to me are
sufficient for opposing r. W. Davis.
Among them are these:
Mr.. Davis. since the last primary,
has taken and Rugged to his bosom.
C.. NJ Brown, a man who in the pri-
mary preceding May 10. denounced
Mr.. Davis as wholly unworthy to oc-
cupy the governors seat and as a
mere servant of the railroads. We
now see these two clasping hands,
having recently discovered that after
all. they are the David and Jonathan
of Florida politics.
Furthermore, state that in my
belief. that Mr.. Davis is too subser-
Went TO the railroad influence in this
state. and that his past record is
ample proof of the fact, and believ-
ing this. do not think he should be
preferred 70 Y. B. Broward in this
contest
! need not say more.
r. BULLOCK.
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ages for the inspi ration of generations
yet unborn.
BY tn convOcaiiOn. as SOUS and
daughtP.r'Of the COnfrderdcy, We do
honor TO ourselves IN COMMUNICATING
the virtues of our dead-thOse who
fell in battle, and those, who surviv-
ing for time the accidents of that
great strife, met with such uudaunted
courage and answering loyalty the
mighty task of the restoration of our
/, 'sted and battle-riven empire.
To those tattered, hut rugged bands,
VINO survived those years of war,
want and pestilege, n double debt is
due Turning to their homes, or re-
turning to those ash heaps where
once stood their homes, they were
made TO realize the nOrrid aftermath
of war!
With the bones of 10000 Of their
comrades sleeping in new made
graves and bleaching on every field.
With dependent widows and
orphans on every hand--the hOpels-
bequests of war.
With railways and every public
convenience destroyed; with the
wealth of continent exhausted 4;
with no money and no credit; with
the black peril before them.
Enduring the anathemas of the
craven bigots of The North and the
filchings Of the csrpet-bsgger, the
disbanded soldiers of the cOnfederacy
undertook the upbUildiug of the south.
And ,as If these things were no. enough
to overcome, after We had plighied
our loyalty TO the union, and after
the soldiers of the north and south
had embraced again as brothers, there
came the pail Of military, reconstruc.
ton and the reimbursement Of the
negrO--the first to humble, the last to
degrade and destroy our race.
"Peace hath her victories no less
renowned than war"
And how poorly the political and
eudo-philanthropic bigots Of the
north have judged the honor aud
the spirit of our people is attestrd by
the results.
To-Day we are in the full eDjOymen
of the fruits Of those labOrs, aud
after three decades we see no scar oi
war upon what is the most prosperous
part Of the most prosperous nation on
the globe. There is n scar, but il is
not of our making, nor of the fruits OF
war.
In time of peace the partissns OF
the north, while holding the south
out of the union by force of military
despotlsm, adopted the 18th and 18th
amendments to the federal cOnstitu.
ton, whereby the two races of the
south were set against each other in
hostile array.
We cannot point the way to the
healing of that scar, but God gran,
that We may meet the issu-s of life as
valiantly as did our fathers.
In all these trials the noble women
of the south have ever done their par,
and their tender aid will ever be Civ.
en- in unraveling the tangled skein OF
our civic aud social problems.
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GOING TO TRAVEL

II you think Of going anywhere this
summer. and want 70 get q trunk that
vill make the trip and Still be a trunk
when you get back. get one OF those
or sale at the Ocala Furniture Con-
ra.y.
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FOR RENT AT SEARREEZE

For th@ season. or all the year round.
splendid hotel with fourteen bed
rooms best location on beach: COM
r.-'~-y furnished For particulars and
70 Sc photo apply at the Star office.
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STYLES

Handsome line of piece
goods IN stock for suits,
trousers and overcoats.
We are up-to-date IN ma
teria1 and workmanship.
All orders ski11funY and
promptly executed, work
folly guaranteed.
Jerry Burnett,
Merchant Tailor.
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Mr.. Rockers Address

President aud Members of Dicks IN Chapter
Of the United Daughters OF the Confederacy:
| must acknowledge the honor con-
ferred in requesting me to address yon
today; and, seeing that there are go
many others better cspscitated to do
justice 10 this occasion, nothing but a
sense of duty could lead me 10 under
take so prominent part in the ex-
ercises of this day.
As the sou of u Confederate veteran
the memory of the heroes of the
south must ever he dear to me.
And this happens to be my own
natal day, and from the house iu
which I was Graded were heard, but
q few years before, the laundering Of
the guns of AppOmattOx.
What a picture first met my eyes
or grand old Virginia, 1.-The fairest of
her daughters Eve" left bleeding and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, who once gave
away empires with the muniticence
of n king, now stricken and dismem.
bered by those who were recipients of
her bounty.
40 this day and these thoughts are
sacred 10 me.
This day is set apart by The laws of
this land in commemorisIion and IN
honor of the birth of the first and
only president of the Confederate
States of America.
How betting a manifestation of
the worth. works and character Of
Jefferson Davis! But that which
bids Us assemble on this day, in every
city, town sn hamlet Of all this fair
southland, to pay an annual tribute
10 the memory Of our dead, is not to
be found written IN the statute books
of This. or any other land, but is
written upon our hearts in sentiments
OF love and alteration.
These noble sentiments-the love OF
heroism and integrity iOra ton for
those dear ones, who, now lying
mute. nee net - vsliautly the call
of pstriotism 10 the arhitrlment Of
war.
These sentiments. written upon the
southern heart and sealed with the
blood Of kinshi2 snd The blood
% battle. can rever oe effaced. and
the heroic deeds which inspire u
today shall be cnrouicle't through sli
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Work 1.le b. St--ab--s-r IL paint
.1e and rarecIng guaranteed.
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MEMORIAL DAY
AS Observed in OcaIa by the Daughters
and Sons of the Lost Cause

The Daughters 81 the COME leracy
covered themselves with glory and did
honor to the Confederate veterans FIJI
lay. Ii Was al led letter day III the an
mails Of TIL chapter ana the OcaIa post
u Confederate veterans. because Of tn.
s;l-n lid dinner served By the fair
HAMS Of the Daughters and Their
daughters The feast H.S Sure..! in ln+.
Gary grove At noon. I. comman@ Of
Major -. NJ. Hubbard the membe- of
;h- post marched to tho laden tables.
where ample justice Mas done the Vi
at the feast Mere General Bullock. col.
J. NJ. Martin. Captain Stone. II. ".
Long. Ben Freyermuth. W. f. McCaha-
gin. Nolney Seckinger. e. g. Stevens.
j. l.. Hinton, Major T. ID. Lancaster.
Prof. Lyles. Adam White. l.. l.. Akin,
Mabe Carter, Col. l.. +. Miller, James
Badger. Mont Atkinson. K. 4. Kelsey.
Charles Morris. J. \. Pittman. H. q.
Dunn, Mr.. Mixson. John Pasteur. Aft
lass. w. w. Jackson. E,d Williams. :
Uncle John" Joiner. Seth Brown. NJ
l.. Payne. Ferney Bitch, Mr.. Cauthern.
l. p. Stevens. W. d. MILESTONE, w. r.
Fore. Col Adam Eichelberger. Gabe
Priest. ID. a. Miller. JudSon Edwards.
Mr.. Proctor. o. A. Farris. l.. NJ Gra-
ham. Sol Smith. Mr.. Cornell. H. Clay
Gates, Major Izlar. Tom Davis, w. G.
Denham, J. II. Roller. Mr.. Mckinney.
rick. j. ID. Bassett, II. II. wilkins, F.. :.
Sparkman. J. NJ. Barco. :. y. June
Captain Bridges of Coleman was also
present. as was Mr.. Redding. a member
of the New York City Zouaves. who
fought on the Other side" and with
Dixon Irvine. who opposed him. chat
ted over past experiences.
1t was one of the good old times with
the boys" to say nothing of the sons
of those veterans. who Toasted. too. and
over whom Hon. Geo. q. Mathews, as
commander. presided.
Mrs. Fannie r. Gary. president of
Dickson Chapter. saw that everything
passed off in the most pleasant manner
possible.
At 3 p. m. the Ocala Rifles fell in"
at the armory and marched over TO the
grove. where the exercises of the after
noon took place.
Rev. w. {. Lindsay led in prayer
Hon. John G. Reardon acted as master
of ceremonies. In introducing the ora
tor of the day. Mr.. William Hooker. Mr..
Reardon INDUCED in one of his charact-
christie speeches. full of pith. point and
pathos.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-16
SCHWAB'S GOOD DEEDS.
Catholic Priest Tells OF Former steel
Trust Presidents Kindness,

The Rev. Father Ferdinand Klttell.
rector Of St Mlchael's church. I.orct-
to. Cambria county, Pa, the church
which Charles NJ. Schwab. former pres
ident of the steel trust, built at nm ex-
pense of $2Oo,O00, recently made this
statement In Denver. says the New
York Times:
81 would like TO tell you OF all the
good deeds of that good man. G. NJ.
Schwab, but II would take too long.
Few know of the multiplicity OF his
good works, but | know.
"For Instance, can certify that he
has paid out more than S2,OO0,OOO to
persons whom he believed to have lost
money by reason Of the formation OF
the shipbullding trust. There was one
case of II widow In New York who lost
all she had In the business. and she
had had nearly 100000. Mr. Schwab
drew his check for 100000 and gave
II to her. | shw the check"