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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-13

Suiou =. Nntbonp, 0ie
gtdt5i1i0brigc. Die sur Soroerung Der
SroucnrcdtSiro9e iogor nod cine
Heiic nod 0eutihlono gcmodt bat,
nm an Dem 6rolten . Gongreb in
Berlin Sbeil 81 uebnlen, 1T BON ci.
mem GorrCiponoehten ser 90. . y.
@orlo" interpiemt iporoen rno bat
lid iiber Die 0eittlhen nl,Sgciprodeu,
uno Spur 10: Die oeiltiben 6roucn
iinb quite 6roucn, obcr tic ltedcn nod
in oen olten Srohitionen; heSbolb
mohen tic feline 6ortihritte. Dos
miro ober bolb on0erS merOell, be.
ionoers nod bielem Gon9rcB, ocr
SuIon Gntbonp fir ooS groBte0ing
Der art" bolt, Dos oie 8elt bis iebt
eeieben babe. Sebr obiGuig ober
loItet oos llrtbeil Sltion'S iiber Die
oeutiden M1nncr. Sic bolt nid)tS
bon ibnen, mcil lie ritrpio oiisieben
itno nid)t number, ipic Die Amerifo.
ner." sd oermiltbe, es lit poas
Bier" iaat Die olte SGmpin; ~mus
Gle bier trinfcn fonnen!" Sb oicguss
loiiungen Der alien Siiie pertb iinb,
nod ben Ser. Stooten gefobdt 5u
iperoen? Sbr llrtbeil bate oic odt.
5igi6briee Slngfrou bod ihon
I1ngit in Seem . Dorf bilocn urlo
ouSipred)en fonner, oenn ba linb in
Sobofen gibt's bod) 9enu9 0cutife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-13
@eriid)erungs.a nsWeiie.
gnr@ bas @erRasrnnas. aspartsment.

Hnspeis tbeT ben etanb Der yilntteo etntes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES non Neiu'Yurt,
N.'Dy" AM 81. Se5ember 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-13

5erit6rtcn Gigentbum I'M 8ertbe bon
mebr ais $4,000, II oapon iogar
I'M 8ertbe bon 100000 bis $t,800,.
900. Die gerlrIte omd 6euer be-
trigger in Den erIten iiiuf Yfonaten
Gieies Sohres in runocr Srmlute 1862
Wtiuionen Collars. Gas iino Die
bon ben 8eriidcrunqa @eieaidaf.
ten ongegebenen Sunmlcu; in @irf-
Iid)tett be5itfern iid oic &crIuitc nod
uiel bober.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-13
GpuraS 6. Einf.

So Itarb am ~. CUNT, 0 iibr Wloreen8. nab
Iinaerem 9eioen Gunrab 6. Sinf. aeliebter
@atte bon Wnranret Stint, eeh. Sdmibt 40
Sabre alt. Die 9eerotpune finbet 1irnitna,
Hdhmittnes 8 llbr, non ieiner letter. @nbnuro,
ar. 8t5, Rurb.Srunomah, aus itntt. Neiieeuig
prindtim. 8ittc, feline 8Inuerl 1855
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-13

Sn philadelphia II III a II
babel, Den SdIihern BON Robrungs.
mitteln oaS Sanbnerf 5u legen, Cine
sln5abl @irtbe unb Slaihenbierbano.
Ter ioIen beute pro5eiiirt neroen,
Wetger., Sleiit,- unb Worgarinc.
SAMPLER io1eu folgen. Or. @arren
Der Gbef Der Stoots . 9ommiiiion
tiir refine Nobrrngsmittcl bot rel.
dies Woteriol %aeinmmelt; er meib
aud. oaB Die meiiten Der ausefIasten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-13
@ut9aben

WntlnbfH.
@rlnoeieentbum. ............... $7ts,O28.O5
Sbpotbcfen dnf 9arleber auf
@rliHbeigentbum ..........,, 3.s65,54O so
8arleben auf Collateral. '3g1 1903 SO
Sarlebe1 nuf Rolicen oieIer gonls
pngnie, ais Collateral ibertruaen 677,7s6.95
Yrimiensg8edbieI auf bcitebenoe
BoIiceH, fir Die $9,347.O0 bic
Yrdmieu oeS eriten Sabres fiuo 76,376.S3
SIN 9eiib Der guutpuaHie befinos
Hide S6ligationeu uuo Nfticn. 2,434. $685. OF
8uar i'm 9iire1u uno in Der 9dHl 12O,673.37
Gtltige lno nufgeIuufene SiHfen
nn6 MtetRen ,..........,.... 1Ot, 373.48
Netto rtbt eingeaanaeHcr uno bers
%568erter @ramten ............ 17I,6t2.3O
agenten G~ebitzgilau8eH II. 6aHbs
tuertfeI ,...-............ 1t,9t9.24
Warftuertb oes 8runobeiRes fiber
ben su6pertb- ..........sH 1t9,02t95
Wtnrftuertb Der Bombs uno Affieu
iiber Den 9u6mert6. ......... 1O5,95t.s9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-13

Snrd bns gerfi6erunss.9 cpartement
Ausiueis Hber ben Stano Der .Renn Mutual.
2ebens.8criiferuugs'6pmp. bon 0Bilabels
pBia, 9a.," am 81. Ss5ember 1908.
@elnmmtes Ginfontmen. . . .... .$14.Si0,7t8.50
Sefnrnte 9llSaaben ........ .t69,5S9.0S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-13

stant Mlarnlanb, @rrit@erungs. 5cpartcutrnt.
garean beg 9ummtjiGrs; Baltimore, Den 26.
Sebrudr 1904. Sd bcifeinige hermit, bah
Gbtges cine %torreite Nbtdrtft oeS 9lusiueifes
Der %ntlutteo etates aebeus.@crihcrungssG ump.
BON Reiu'gurf" bis gum 81. Se5cmber 1908,
tpte CT it4 in ben AfteH oicfcs Departments
%hefinbet, 1T.
9luDo @iGtiuIun,
151,S,65) Serftdcru1gss& pmmiiidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-13

Sn q m.O OFF mur0e elm
5ebni06riger Sun9e BON eincrl $50.
gen iibcrfobren uno qetootet. Die
2etfe mltroe in ole @obnung Ser
@ltern gebroht, uno bolo iteate iih
Ifon cin bolb 0ubeno oglooofotcn"
elm, bon Oenen icoer Sen Shooener.
iob.Ero5eB 81 erlongen periu6te, Pin
aeiidts Der nod mormen 2eidC. Gt1f
oAopofotcn. @t6it," bon ser Sberbun,
oeSridter 9rerper bieier Gage ic
idor gcreoct bot. 9oS S6limmite
bel Der So6e lit, bob ser NeW. Dorfpr
Sail nift cinmol berein5elt ooltebt,
ipnoern oltf in onocrenS td0ten font.
men dbnlid)e 6due Dor, mo nidt cin-
nal icltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-13

2ocrofic, BON . sc d. nj
Der, @erIog Der american Sports
@llbIiibin9 60, Nep . Dort. 0fit
Gieiem 8uuofen bat Der 9lrltor, Der
GopitQu oeS nSobnS Sopfins' So.
croiie . 9eoms" lit, einen ebenio 5eit.
gcn1GBen mie onihuuliden uno er.
i60pfcnoen 8eitrog sur Sport : 81
tcratur gelicfcrt. Sn ied)S &opiteIn
fiibrt SdmeiBer IN ale @ebeimniiie
oeS &ocroiIe g SpieGS Elm, gibt prot.
tilde mo i%pItematii6e 8itfc fir
ben G~nfan9er, tuie fir ben geilbten
Spieler. Cine In5abl Snuitrotipnen
nerani6ouIidt Die praftiiden 8infe
mo HotbihIGge. % &ocroIie in
oen Iceten Sobren immer poplllGrer
geruor0en lit, 10 miro 0uS aus Der
GrariS beroorgegongene 8crf allen
6rcunoen oeS 2~acroIie.S Sports bod,
millfommpn iein, umiomebr, ga Die
Sportioiion nit ben S6ul = 6erien
ncilen Smpuls erb0It. S6meiBer's
o2acroiic" lit fir ben Greis bon 10
Gents BON Der ngmterican Sports
Gubliibing Co." gtr. 10, @orrenitr.,
Nclu . Oort, 81 be3ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-13
@eiammte 8%ligeitnnoene @utbnben
Reconsideration,
@efammte Northumberland . .s8, 795, O52. s5

9etraa Der Niitfos in ben Ser.
Staateil am 3. Se8ember 1908 ..44,143, 944.0O
Betrag Der in UlurbGnno in 1903
nnsgeiieateu Yolicen. ......... 100000
YrdTtten IN WlarpIun6 in 1903... 37,40S.99
SH, Wlar1IdHo in 1908 bc5ablte
SerIIie .,........ ...,.,.. 100000
9erEuite 14,54O.0O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-13

SAMPLER unihuI6ig iino, 90 eS in oen
meiiten 5Gaen Die III nnoeren Stoa-
ten pobnenOen @roBihI0dter uno
6%abritonten iino, oenen ole 5dli6t,n.
gen 5ltr Salt fallen u1o Oenen er
9}i6ts onbuben fam; ood bofft er
ipenigitenS, Dem 8erfouf ibrer gro.
BUTTE in 8enripEbanien Elm @noe
MADDEN 81 fonnen. Gem ltebeI Der
3obrlmgsmittel &erfGlidung IGBt
ii6 lpirtiom fir oos gon5e 2ono MIR
bur6 rationale @eiete iteuern. SIN
GonqreB ober lit man nidt geneigt,
einihnciOenoe WoBregetn 5u ergrei,
fen; man miirOe ooour9 einige Bit.
henoe Snouitrien ruiniren, uno oo5it
1T Der GongreB uibt 81 boben.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
The Regulars" Held a Meeting.

A meeting of Regular" Republicans
was held in Wilmington last Friday
night, at which the office-h0lders from
all parts of the State, and the leaders
who returned from Chicago were pres
ent and made report of their failure to
get seats.
The unanimous sentiment was for a
continuance of the Regular Republican
fight along the same lines it has been
fought for eight years. Speeches
were made by Colonel BenjaminNieIds
ex-senator Anthony Higgins, I. Cole
man dupont, Colonel Henry A. pu
Pont and Robert &. Houston. Ih'
sentiment Of the speakers seemed Il
be that the action of the Chicago Oon
vention has not changed the DelaWar
situation. All urged continuance @
the party's fight against the aspiration
of J. Edward Addicks.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
PRIME HOOK NECK.

The Fourth was observed with great pleasure.
A beach party sojourned at Prime Hook Beach,
which was much enjoyed Bathing was INDUCED
in and all ate OF a bountiful dinner
MIS- sailie AbbOtt,of Milford, spent Thursday
with Mrs y. r. Ingram.
Misses Ethel, Mamie and Margaret Jones are
visiting Mrs Sallie and Eliza Jones.
Edward Belts and wife.of Milford, spent Mon
day afternoon with y. r. Ingram and wife.
Miss Alta Roach spent the Fourth with friends
at Lewes
Miss Clara Postles and Howard Thompson, OF
near Georgetown, spent sunday and Monday
1 with Nirgie Jones.
Miss Lulu Mcssick is visiting her brother nea
! Cedar Greek.
Master Milton Dorol. of Philadelphia is WISH
ing his cousin. Elwood stevenson.
Robbie Johnson spent sunday and honda
with Masters Cove and Davis Draper.
Henry Draper, HeHry Bennett and Harry IL
gram spent the Fonrth at Lewes.
John and Edward Jones,of Lewes and WHINING
ton are home on vacation. VIOLET
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
RLIASEl 10 Do II:
Milford Citizens Gladly Speak
Publicly on this Subject

4 public statement iii.
Given to the public for the puohc
good.
A citizens experience.
Trutbfully told for humanity $ sake
should find ready appreciation.
Milford people are pleased to DO H.
pleased to tell their friends and neigh
bors. ..o.,r,,
Teuthem about the "littleconqueror
The good deeds Of Doan's Kidney
Pills
Are spreadmg DER the city,
Tiftino burdens from aching backs
curing the pains of kidney ills
Read the proof in Milford man
words ..., s.,
ur n Griffith, a well-known lar
,or ,i,,inc one mile north Of Milford
on the Freaericp 'oad. says; 80" hen
t,ar ie years old suffered severe a'
aid.,t The CIDER press fell on me III
i,ri,,g my bach. and ever sluce nav
fared from attacks OF hach'c''e'
never knew when sudden >'''I
would catch me, ami come times u
ottocks lasted for day or eNeA lol
. week When suffering in tins way
q ,yos unable to pick up anything ITO
< the Ground. l would have to work III
self down gradually, and then 1t "
- met m as difficult to straighten up agar
: sIwavs thought the trouble was WI
NV kidneys, and when ! saw poa, g.l,,
Kidney Pills advertised ana SO nis = !,
commented, sent to Dr. u
pIsasanton's drug store for a box. IN
of broupbt about satisfactory results, "
re is with great confidence that !
lis ommend this effective remedy 10 D
OF ers ..;.e "a %,
to For sale by all dealers; price 'U 's'
to Foster Milbun Co., Buffalo n
sole agents for the United states
Remember the name Doan 8
take no other.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
Lessons Given in Art Work.

Mrs. E. D. Moore has opened a s'ore
for the sale of art work in the properly
Of DR.. France on West North Front ot'
and for the summer months Will give
lessons in art WORK at reduced prices.
An unusually large stock of Brainare
4 Armstrong; silks, linens, pillow COW
ers, stamped linens and silk linen EN-
broidery is kept on hand. Orders loi
special work receive prompt attention.
and stamping and pinking done a
short notice. This is new business
in Milford and Mrs. Moore asks th'
public TO inspect her stock. b "a
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
Base Ball Notes.

Milford, won lost percentage lOOO
And Smyrna beat Dover. What will
Milford do to Dover?
Milford won three games from Ches-
ter. Keep the good work a going.
The Milford team took supper at
Slaughter Beach last Sunday eveing.
The Milford Team will play at Dover
to-day, and at RidgeIy, Md, on Satur-
day.
A game was arranged with Laurel
to be played at Milford on Wednesday
last but for some reason Laurel failed
to appear.
The Milford and Dover Clubs have
games scheduled for every Monday
Wednesday and Friday during thu
Month of July. Dover will play a
Milford on Monday II and 18th.
Smyrna and Milford played a gam
on Thursday on the Milford grounds
The following was the line up:
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
Good News Again!

For men and boys. Another bar
gain clothing deal with New York
maker Just winding up his seasons
business of surplus stock Of mems and
boys stylish worsted and outing suits
Mems. suits from S4.OO suit to $1,000
worth half more. Boys suits from
a s1.OO a suit to $50, worth hall
more. Bargains i'll mems and boys
fine dress pants and work pants, 6es
makes, at Z. NJ. IAIMAN' =
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
Officers Elected.

Atameetinq held at June d by the
members of Christian EndeaVor
Society, of the Central N. P. Church
of Shawnee, the following officers
were elected:--Nlrs D. H. Sturtevsht'
Pres. Mrs. Oliver Balsey. Vice. Press
Harry Stevenson, Treas; Miss Lillian
E PfaLg az, Sect;Miss Elizabeth stay
ton Cor Sect. On June 3rd, theaboV'
officers were instssled by the pastor
Rev n. O Gibson of Harring on
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
Reduced Rates to Atlantic City.

Via PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, Account Imperial
Council order OF Mystic shrine,
on account Of the Imperial Council. order OF
the Mystic shrne.at Atlantic City, July IS to 10,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company VIII sen
round-trip tickets from stations south OF Ne""IA
Del and Porter, Del, to Atlantic city July II
and p. gaod returning until July D. inclusive
at rate Of >ngciare Tor the round trip plus 81 0O
For stop-oycr privileges and further particular
consult ticket agents.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
Oil Purifier. The Wonder of This Age

The use of this purifier prevents
Lamps from Exploding, and Kerosene
oil from smelling and smoking, ana
will produce a light equal to gas win
any ordinary lamp. Test this Wonoe'
fnl nroduct. For sale in Milford, only
at the grocery store of f. {. Pierce IL
in Watson's Block, South Milford Ne
Price only ten cents per box. jly-S Il
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
Early Apples Have Paid Well this Sum
meF.

Those fortunate enough to have early
annles.aud only those who sprayed tue
trees have them, are realizing nus
nrices for the fruit in the New YORK
market F. NJ. Soper, of near FELTON,
recently made heavy shipment 10 'i'
New York markets, securing on an aV'
erape of 81 25 per bushel basket
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
S..;.I Train Service to and IRON
'P'' RehObOth.

''s,,. bes nntil August q, the Pennsyiva-
tlnurn5 i pai,poad Company will run spec,
ma i nan nai leaving Rehoboth Saturday
i.Sts ii, at 1880 p. M. from Harrlngoos' tat;oms
nlsnoi ntenpipe a. at ali intermediate stasio4I or
S'Opp," J gneolsl train also leaves Lewes az -
= m. weekdays for RenoDo."'@u 90 y m
turning leaves RehOboth at Z 81 -
weekdays for Lewes'
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
Few Early Peaches Ripe Now

A few Sneed and other varieties Oh
early peaches are ripe now but there re
are not many of them grown III 'h'+
nort of Delaware, as they generally ro'
before getting in condition to snip 10
the citv markets. Our climate Is 10
moist for them to do well.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
nisease Completely Checked.

The disease among the cattle o'
1.oob Harrington, of Milford Neck
through the skilIful efforts OF Dr. o',. hoo.
.rts 81 Milford has been completely
checked, no further deaths having os, c.
o,lred At this time the herd seem 10
he in fine condition.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
,.rse Excursion to Ocean City.

THE first excursion to Ocean Cl'y
over the D. NJ. and V. R. H. wen. ,..,,,,d
oesl tordav w and there was great crowd, !,
,Io.t Of the people desired to ava.l van
themselves of the opp,"r'uni'S
the canning season opens
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
r,,. ps, Cent Dividend Declared

rb4 holders of stock in the Farmers
lps oSnelswsre have just received
a dividend from the last 81 SIX mou'a l..,, ao
a u,S,U l,,tU ss Of five per cent. This was de
es,n, sSarad nv the directors at the meeting
hsld in Dover last Tuesday,
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
Public Sale.

Household goods and furniture q
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Davis will be sold IN
front of the Presbyterian Church sat
urday, July IS, 1904. Sale commenc-
ing at $50 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
Notice to Farmers.

We have full stock Of peach, truck
and half.bsrrel baskets; also can'a-
Ioupe crates, and all other fruit carry
ing packages. Telegraph or phone us
for special prices in car loads
MILFORD LUMBER Co..
zo+b Milford, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
WOrId's Fair EXCLUSIONS.

LOw-rate ten-day coach ex'ursloA
via Pennsylvania Railroad ,July2 q ~
2l and 2S. Rate, $3.50 from Milford
Train leaves Milford at 7.45 a. M con
Meeting with special train from Ne"
York arriving st. Louis AIS p. M neA'
day.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

zine scalds the flesh orif, when the chllu
Tascbes us ,a, an age when it should be able 70
control the passage, it is yet afflicted w'.n
bed-wetting. depend upon it. the cause OF
ne ne 5ifficuity is kidney trouble, and the first
stem % should be towards the treatment Q!
these important organs. This unpleasant am
,rouble is due to a diseased condition OF 'lS
Eidnevs and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose. ,;.-
Women as we'll as men are mace ms
.rsble with kidney and bladder trouble
snd both need the same great remedy;
Tbe lid and the immediate effect OF
Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is solo
by druggists. in fifty E.ssA.4s;s775s7r, EC.sAl.4s7s7rr.=,,
cent and one dollar ri tsA 3 .i..,s. e
sizes. You may have Eseg sis,, Il Z, .fIfy
sample bottle by mail
free also pamphlet tell Home Of swHuI ~ i'VI, ~,
inc all about it. including, many -, .. ~,
thousands Of Testimonial letters IGST.ve' 49,
from sufferers cured. In wIithg VI. I'm an
& Co.. Binghamton' N. l. Oe suiS
mention this paper. -,
Dou.t make any mistake, out Iei.ei,,%l i,,,r Ro,
= .oN .o,',o. Root Dr Kimers swami, ~, ~,
n,,4 ti,r address, Binghamton' n ~ Oh s'e'
10 bottle.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
Rebate on County Taxes.

The county tax for the Tenth Kent
County District, Milford, are no" uue, @
and a rebate of three per cent can oe
had by paying in July.
D. FRANZ MARVEL, Collector
792t
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

and cheeTtulneSS soon
disappear when the kid
news are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
thatitis not uncommon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
news. Ifthe child urin-
ates too often, if the
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

The game turned out to be to one
sided to be interesting, Milford making
runs at will, and after playing seven
innings the game was called Milford 20
Smyrna l.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

.si.., oxfords. One or two pairs
Il,, rin5 nearly all sizes, color black
\, one.balf. Come quick.
bsosrtment Store. Geo. H. Hall
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

h. Roberts, the veterinarian can De
Ind Of his residence on South Second
'sst Either day or evening. Tele-
one communication.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
". c. T. U.

Tho w. c T. U. meets with Mrs. "a, E,'
1 ~ Attins.on Franklin Avenue mex
tuesday evening at 7.SO'
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

T0-m and Garden Seed OF al Kloos
5hs.t varieties, at Sussex Drug Co.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind dis
,onrsges and lessons ambition; beauty, vigor
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

4 fruit syrups at HOIden's ioun'"'"
NE from fresh fruits.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

.nnine Extract Vanilla, at
Red Star Drug Store
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

ANYTHING desired in the candy line
o Holden's, fresh daily.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

=, Postal Cards of the views
E@'ard. pnIsn'I are Ts'1 made now by w. w; W;
llse5tr pll,l@tu' tn the photograph er. Call
700 ihpm
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

toro Chronicle:
DAY, JULY 8, 1904: NJ:
@S as s.8s a. m. 2.45 p M tel
sosra-1,1ssa io'sa a. an m. $50 p. m: .,,,,u,.,
s0gIsIPost -. post once twenty "' 81
% Sirsin..
-. saturday special. to
Holden Ala Of d,
,r,.. Of Scotch Hop Ale at
- 1, Davis for reduced Ia
eo 4 SUMMER clothing ''
article. a specially N'o '''' g
store. '
.,.Ees absolutely pure can \
oar,s cigars, Royal
!, %iIrord i1I at AsOury Smiths :
W -,vsrmont witch hazel.
oihsI lO' - Red Star Drug Store
80 reach the people.
o.ner carries the message
rant it to go. a,oo,oI
u clothing o.. m to reduce stock anu IL
ing bargains. -.
baskets. the best on the mar
v y smith nj. Manufacturing Co., i''D
u,ldcn- nut dalnties'
~. N box stationery. Red
Drug Store
navis intends to close ou'
'IA =, oIotbing early, and Is sell
'unlntl nlnin. in really fine goods
in all styles at Holden's'
,,vspir Postal Cards OF the ~ viewS wv
a,'l.d a,sud are made now by W. w,
Peberty the photograph er' "a"
see them.
.nnine Extract Vanilla, at
'Hu'"' Red Star Drug Store
,..,oxfords. One or two pairs
Iu,' sind nearly all sizes, color black
l, a one.balf. Come quick.
department. Store. Geo. H. I'"i'
t.n,, svraps at Holden's fountain
de from fresh fruits.
r..m and Garden Seed of all kinds
host varieties, at Sussex Drug 20
poberts the veterinarian, can b
tnd at his residence on South Secon'
pet Either day or evening. Iel'
one communication.
ANYTHING desired in the candy lint
to Holden's, fresh daily.
rbe EMPLOYMENT Department
bldey College receives application
graduates from the leading bu'ine
bnses in Wilmington, Philadelph'
ew York and Baltimore.
Sold down to one suit of a kind
ep,s and bows. / think you can I'll
lost all sizes in the pile, but no "
like, prices cut in half
Department Store. Geo. b. nan
Midsummer sale of Lawns and l'g
Nil dres, Fabrics, l2hc, 15c, lSc, =
,Dd 25c former prices, all put in 9
Bile and price marked 8 cts. per va
"a Geo. H. Halls.
Store house and dwelling to rent
he wear 1904 Store part suitable
he grocery business. Apply to
VIM. K. DEPUTY
Midsummer sale of white linen {
5red and black shirts waists, $
nOstly small. 30, "a and a few 80
prices cut in half.
Department Store. Geo. II. Hal
For Berry and Farm Wagons
tow. G. Johnson, at Johnson
Roads Stock of RunsbOuts, Carrla
Ind Harness, also. -
Midsummer Sale of Mattiugs. E
piece new this season, but this Is
time to clean up, and the knife Is
in deep. 1t is your opportunity to
cheap mattings. Geo. n IA'
Department Store.
Most Fashionable Ladies Furnish
Mrs. 5. f. Reedy MilfOrd's most
ular and fashionable ladies furni
has just opened a large and hand
line Of spring and summer goods
Public Sale.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

navis intends to close ou'
''I1 ,,,sr y, DI clothing early, and is sell
oliln uins in really fine goods
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

MAILS. o,sDm.
.ooID1Pioo''ii In. POST once twenty minutes
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

78th
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

The Employment Department OF
.pldev College receives applications
4 graduates from the leading bu'lneST
Dnses in Wilmington, Philadelphia
( DIV York and Baltimore.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

n,-K L. Davis for reduced
u .nmmer clothing
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

=. of scotch Hop Ale al
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

sald,p,. saturday special
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

ates absolutely pure CAN
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

792t
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

L.,.r. in all styles at HOIden's'
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

cents cigars, Royal
! : ioi,,or5 iot q at Asbury Smiths
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

. .,,i-Ie. a specially. Red star
store.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

Store house and dwelling to rent tor
be year 1904 Store part suitable lor
me- grocery business. Apply to
VIM. K. DEPUTY.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

..ios in box stationery heo
nr1g Store.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

T'..Iol Of ofvermont witeh Ha17a Ha1v.'
oihsI lO' u Red Star Drug Store
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08

Midsummer sale of white linen col
he'd and black shirts waists, sizes
nostly small. 30, "a and few 36 and
5 prices cut in half.
Department Store. Geo. H. nan