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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08
rf.Gemeterp.

aeueseftionen Hno ieet sur BeitdfieSs,e ger.
eeri6tei. 8ieIe duseepdblte Sois a,,c,,s mirn
isse sepiinidte glnsfnnif e%rtpeiIsn: @as Gss'
maiorium fiebt fdali1 5ur Snlpeiri'h o' s,,:
@eeen Gdberem penbe man lt@ az 's wr 81.
perinienoerten ooer an ods Shteann
Weif. 2 arntpaa s9trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08

ltebt, 70 bot S66ncrcr IN elt1enl
S9retben orf fem Ncdt ais e1relts
burger bon Gger pcr5ihtet. Sotler
Sran3 Soiepb babe oo2 A}tniIteril'nl
Sooenl, ooB Die Sloplllrltllg Der
oelltiden @e6ietc ucro1loBt bobc,
mteoerbott icineS @%crtrotcnS perIi-
6ert, uno ole Glonjijrltn9 gcbe nod
INNER ipeiter. Gua 0lIOeutl6e@runo-
Fro9romm beItinmte iibcrboupt, ooB
Die Naoeuti6en an 2oDolitdts-Srno'
9eoltngen nidJt tbcincbn1en Iollten.
Ger it traffic Staotens
Suno bat iebt audi cine 9unoe@'
9ouptItoOt uno 3luor lit Der feline
Wtorftfleden 0olgatu nit etlpa 300
%eltttpobnern ou5u 8cpGblt luoroen.
Sn Dem 8eiebe, Ourh lpel6eS bon
oem Sonooner 4orlament Die Gon-
ItItuirung oeS olitroliihenS tooten-
bitnoeS belpiaigt mO ~icitgeicBt lpltr-
De, lit beItimmt, OoB ser SiB Der &e'
gterung ser Ser. 'Staoten bon Iu-
ltrolien ollrd Ooa @orIoment be-
Itinlmt >ueroen mo inn Stoate 9tell.
SitomoIeS, minocitcnS 100 Vteiler
bon Sponep enticrnt, gelegcn icirr
Ioae. Gos Stootgebiet Der nellcl1
@ouptitoot mitiic minoeiten8 tOC
Quoorotmeilen %bctroGen. SIN Sole
eS 8ronldnoereien cntbolte, 10 ioQ.
ten 6ieie Dem S%tootenbunoe une1t.
GeItlid iibcrloiien merbcn. QoIgeh1
Iic9t etmo 300 0}ciIen iiiOli6 BON
Sponep on Dem SAneefluiie.
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G, & Set. gauI 469g. Mb.-BtnOtor 22s.
s. Sanbers & SDbnc,
aeiGembefatisr unb GinbnliaMirtr,
Or, f7OS nnb t7t0 Gauton'apcnue.
Sab tifauten bon Eateut'SaSicts.
(&rbrt0-)
Sobn Scrwis G. Sobn,

9eidrubefatter unb gtnbaifamtrer.
Or. d Srlears. ctr. Mb. EEL: @inoiur 255.
Sipeieeef6dft: Gr. ga, berl. Gdtteri.Ieei1ile
Siobiunbtpipn, baltimore, M'arpIonb 9eIepbon
WinSipr co. 0utfheu iperbet eeIteiert thr
Soh3eiten, llnterbaItungcn uno aneere @ele'
geitbeiten. tSeolla'lS"A@SJ
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madJungeu.
repartenent fir llnterrlMtsweien.

ANVWEEVHEtHE TNE NFNINF FEUFpWkTFW.. :
gtirean Der geh6roe Der Sdnl'9 nmnliiidre.
dftimpre, ben 2. September 1904.
I'm 5nmitag, Den 10. September, Bornlttta9s
8 ubr, miro In Der meitiiden bbberen Iodters
ihule, MISUNDERSTANDING uHh Wc@ulobsStreBe
cine Rriifunp bon glpplifunten fir 6reiihnl,
Steuen i'm y8eitli6eH Ulurpldnoer @ouege"
l%tdttfiuoen. Die 9afnn8en iino fir etnen S6il'
ler bonn .. 9iitriit mo iiIr eineH Sdiler iiro
cine Shiilerin bonn 4. Gtitrift.
SIN NuftrGge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08
Observation-Disclosures

rqisbt.st spar. NIB gan.V a;sunobI
tinSst is paun,r, set'ds Ssm 3 september 1904,
gbenos s iibr, int SereiusIofale. VT. 9oi' e"'
y" "a 'Ss5 ''' psurp eaepya@. eeiretir'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08
Die Iarplano Sanbtnmmrn-S dnle.

Sas 81. S6uIinbr beaiHnt an II. Septent.
ber. &einer Seite argeb0rero; f1r Die Gait'
ben uno StunlneI, lno Sic, bereIt @eb0r All
befeft fir ben llnterri6t in ben 5tfentIideu
Shllen 1T. Spreden uito 2tppens9efen ges
Iebrt, ebenfo Grammar uuo afnbemifbe Sd.
her. Sebr gefrtb geIe9eu. llnterbolt uno
llnterriht frci fir Beiuobner bon MlnrpIano.
Dian iuenoe 1tb an Gbas. ~. Gfg, 8rirt5ipaI.
(sle2-Sept19,i .Di,Go,Gnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08
2prraine.

WnIeril6 = 9arfartia Srteoltd,
@eitIid bon WaIbrpof elm uno etne pdloe
mriIs penIihf bic nit Bolpbnttat be5eihnete
TSrtb.gloenIe.Gar. Sreie @uii6en Ra1mttiaes
am Ierminus. 9reife bon 9eetdbntbiiel!en iesf
fpe5iea. oei9te Bebiienngeii: aslessem -
NuaSs. @erIaifot Nroihire. (U'at4, 1S,A&o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08
SpoesfGQc.

gm G. eeptember albert MiGasl 2lsenfrte,
$mT &. Gcptember @apice ". esib, 90 Sabre
alt.
alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08
Ea(pert=SaQ =Guleae

Cathedral. unb WnIberrn-5 trnBe. Inter Get
tling Der sGbriitIi6en griiber." l1nterrttts'
@egenitdnoe = gngIif6. @ifenfbdft, 3unit.
8efhdft. @m 8. September ~ercffHet.
lMlin23 VII
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08

t~ionstpcd)ieI cintrat, utO Den 0ing.
lep 3 lorif non 1887 Ieoiglid ais
llriahc iiir oic mo6icnoe 8roipcrttot
ms 6clo SIT fiibrcn, lit cine GntItcl.
hung Der Gbutiobcu. IS gibt ia &c
mug 2cutc, Die prcoi9en hoB oic@5ro'
ipcritGt bcS 2orbes olti 0cn Sod
50ucu bcrlt6c, unO Is gtbt nod plcI
mcbr 2clttc I'M Qun0c, ole gIallbcn,
0uB 0u$ mobr ici; ober c9 8tbt alld)
oiclc 2clltc, intelligent uno tloroell'
fcn0, ole iih ourf @oripiegclIln9cn
uidt IRE MAIDEN Iniicn un0 ote(buts
iud)cn nehmcn, tujc tic iin0; Die g
nit 2incoln'a NtSiprlld boltcn:
,Gbc people an ion1ctimcS be 100
lc0, but noll can not fool all the
people all tbc time" 49, Gas &oIf
ldft iid mulfmoI norrclL ober
man fam Oo9 aol15c &olf nidlt inl-
mcr am NarrenieiI berltmiiibrCn.
9ic N%I6glidfcit elmer Stimmcn-
glcidbcit.
Ga bic 3oDl Der 8oblItinmen bel
Der am s. 9}opcmbcr itottiinoenotn
ErGijocntcnmabl cine gcroOe3obl lit,
udmlid l76, 10 lit eS nidt olts9c.
ihloiicn, Dab beioc Gonoiooten cine
alcidc 3ubl bon Moblitimmen crbol,
ten nomli6 ie 238. Die IS Sin.
Stootcn bon 8irginien bis 8loriOu
unO Geras, iomie Irfonia0, &entudp
uno Genneiiee gclten ais ii6er DEMO.
frotiif un0 bobcn 5uIommen l5i
Stimmen. NlS our6allS 5mcifclbaft
gelten folgenoe Staten: N~eiD'2ort
nit 80 Stimmen, 9tcip . Scricp II,
@eit . 8ir9inicn 7, Connecticut 7,
Mtorplono s, Californian 10 mo
Siio /. 0ofoto 4. 0o8 iinb 5uiom.
men 81 Stinrnen un0 mcnl1 lie ollie
oelt 9emotrotCn 3llfalen lpiirocn, 10
niir0c Barter gCnnll 238 Stimmelt
ba6cl,. IuIiclbe Neiultot miiroe einr
tretcn, lucnm Californian unO Siio,
Gufoto rcpublitonii6, bofiir ober
Nebroafu nit s, Ncooou nit 3 mo
lltob nit 3 Stimmcn Barter mGblen
miir0cn. Deer oltd Uenn fol9cnbe
Stontcn ocmotrntiid) luGblcn ioltcn:
SiioItooten t51, Netp = Oort 39,9}elp.
15cricD ~, MarDlono s, &SeIt > Sir.
Giuicn 7, Wi3coniin 10, Colorado .
unO Soobo nit 3 Stimmcn.
Die 5,uGifclboftcn Stootcn NIT
pcniger, oils 6 Stinmcr, limo Colo
rooo mo Moibington ic 5 StimmclL,
Hor0.9 ofoto. Siio.G ototo un0 Ore
gon, ic 4 Stinmen uno 9clolporc,
%6aho, Wtontono, Nepobo mo Wpos
MING jc 3 Stimmen, Scr iid) germ
nit Spcfulotionen o6gicbt, fonn nod
onoerc Wt0gli6feiten elmer Stints
mcn0Icih6cit beroltS red)ner, inoem
CT cinige bon oicien Stooten otdl
fir oic Hcpublitoncr 5dbGt ntoere
nit olcidcr Stimmen5obl fir oie0t.
mofrotCn. Bur Iuftl0rltng Iolhcr
Speflllonten iCi hicr onqcge6en, mic
oicie Stooten bel Der lebtcn ErGiiocn.
tcniuobI Itimmten. Colorado mar
bci0c Wfulc ocntnfrotiid, 0clolporc
beioc Wtolc rcpuhlifonildL S0oho
bci6c Wtnlc 0cmotratiI6, ebCnIoOfon'
torlo uno Neoo0o, Nor6.0 ofoto beihc
WoIc rcpubIifoniid,, Siib . 0ototo,
lltob, @olhtnoton mo @ppmlin9
itimmltcn 1896 0enlofrotild II. 1900
rcpubIitoniih.
Wcnn MN 0o5 Observation-Disclosures
Grci9nib mcr6en ut0 icoer ser beioell
Gonoiootcn oic 8Glfte Der Stirumen
crboIten IoQte, 70 miiroe 0oS RcprG.
icntontenbouS untcr oen orei GonGi.
botcn, mclhc Ole b0ditc Stimmen.
5obl erbicltcu, cntihciocn miiiienL ircr
Fr0ii0cnt iein iou, (QouiSp. Nn5.)
2ic GbOlCru in Ecriieu.
Die Cholera bot in 8eriien, beion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08
8ermiidJte Inaeigen.
6opfins. 8anuerein Mr. I.

Sus Sirefiorium obigen Rercius madi bier
nit befannt, oab ole Giider ieines heritorbeIer
Sefretdrh 6eiurtb BAR uoHt DireftoriunI geptuli
uHb Ooqiidnoig In Crontng beturtoen itHo.
Sm Nuitraae
(26l-3D Sobann Gdlul6, HrdlloeIl'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08

9o6 sic Stim munQ Scr
| 0ocrCn nod inncr niht Die perIobll
lihitc lit, 5ciQtc Iih bel Der @cIiebung
BON 0cn bel 8ur0ber8oorp gcfoaenen
9llrcn oitf Dem &irdbofc. 2oro Wtll-
ncr botte infer cinid)r6nfenben BE
bingun0cn sic Grlalbnib CUR @rbu-
nlirlrno qcocbcn. GS ioIltc cine title
0%ciIebnnQ icin, ollein &c lunrnc cine
grobc rationale auno0ebun9 ooroltS.
Son alien Scitcn SrulSnoolS, ocS
friibcren Sronies SrciItaotcS, morell
9oercn hcrbei9citrontt, mo General
9otbo 6ielt cine cr9rcifelloc Hcoc, III
Ser or iugte: o@ir linb 9Ocrelt, mill
fen 0oeren bIeibcn mo hiirfcrl feline
gnaI1noer merocn." En gon5 Siio.
Nfrifo fomnlen fiinitleriI6 oltSgc'
fiibrtc @eocnffarten on Den breiiob-
riaell &rieg sur Tcrtbcilung, III De
men iid folacnoe Seric ans oenaloge-
lieoern SercmioS befinben; v@eoenfe
Serr, pie es ms gcbt; idoite mo
iiebe an ulierc Shmod) liner Grbe
1T oen S%rcnloen 5utbeil gelporoet
lt,o umiere SGitier ben l%litlanoers.
Die aronc unieres Soltptes lit ohge.
fallen. 81 pcb, bob mir 10 geliilt'
oigt baben."
Ole aIte freie bent d.
Neidsitobt Geer batte I'M Sabre 1889
Dem oitreidiihen Yorlantentarler
Shonerer oos gbrenbiireerredt per-
Iieben. % MN Der Staotratb bon
Gaer om a.. Iusuit ben geidInB &C.
iabt. Den Softer rnn Seitreih gum
8eiuh Der Stobt eiu3ulooen, mas i'm
@eaeuiot 5,m Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08
Der 9eutf6e Correspondent

Der 9eutf6e Correspondent
eridcint jeOeH Sag i'm Sabre,
G.. NaiHs, Glssntbamer uHb NrbnInur.
@ef6dttsbhreau uHb steSnfttou
Nr. Ali, Ct. SanI.S traks.
Telephone:
6. & g. 3t75 SIT. Sermon.
RarsIanS 1899 GOurtIauS.
gleentbiHer 6. TOIHe, BobHunG:
g, & g. 67e q MabifOn.
6ef8dffsfibrer Q. 81. Setus, @obnuua:
6. & g. 1871 8 BaIbrOoE.
Sael. aHsaabe t5ur6 Irdaer ~beiorat) 12Ht.
Sdgltdr uH6 eBnHta8s.auegabe (5nbIbar
alt BITE oas gIntt beforecnoen IrdGer) .15t,
S6slihe uHO eouHtaas . aas0abs inter
Notwithstanding pro Sabr. $3.50
saBneRtIide Ausgnbe
Cportoirsi nit Glb8ue fir GInbs):
Sad benz SnIaube pro Snbr. ....... $3.50
s1a6 benz slusIanoe pro Snbr ...... $500
euuHtngs.Gussabe pro 3aRr.""."..sf.50
9as bette unO bintaite bsutihs slntt IN ben
Wittsl. uHb eHoftnatru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08

Sn beutf6cn 8lGttern
finben mir folgenoc 9ismord &ro-
pbc3eiung: Gin joponiider StoatS.
mann er56blt: Nl5 Shirt 9ismord
oitf Dem 9erliner GongrcB i'm Sabre
1878 Ben ioponti6cn @%cianOten
2oro 9eoconsfieIo mo 2orO Calls
burn boriteate, ioatc er, inoem CT lei
ne groBe Sou0 olli Die Sdulter OeS
fleinen Sopoueien lcgte; sd ltcIlc
Sbneu Sen fleinen 0GumIin9 Dor,
ser bon anoeren fleinen 0dumlin8cn
bierber geionot morocn lit; IS miro
i6m aber nidt an cinem ihloienOen
Hicien ieblen, Der i'm oo5u brin.
gen miro, SiebenmciIenitieiel nlt5lt.
lcgen mo Dab cr wohien miro, Del
Ien bin i6 iider."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08
Baltimore Cemetery.

sareau: wr. ga, Worb.G taries'e traae.
psnrSsnienIahe aim 8erfnuf bon $50
an, nit M9rnlcrpfoiteu abeesrenst sSSUyIds
fir hicr lHrnher ',Wh'T,''.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08
Or. mm. Bedker,

reBiftrirter bentIner arSt, 30.iahrise Rrayte>
SpeSinliit fir Wldnners uro Srauefts8ranfbet'
ten. Sctlt In ~firaefter Belt SppbiIis, aiSftlaa.
Gals. lino Dumb aranfteiten. Mnsfihtie teeer
glrt, Gtriftur, 9oIutionert nerobie Shlpdbe.
Office in 9r. Beder's anntomif6en Wfufeurl.
Rr. 70S, pft.Salttmure.s trnfe. Sprehfhl1oen:
bon 0 llbr Moreens bis 10 ubr abenbsi Sorir
TAGS bolt 10 llbr WoreerS biz 2 ubr ysatnttf'
tags uno bon 8 llbr bis 10 litr MbeilbS.
Y. .. - Or. 3eder'S Bate beilt unfeblbaf
teotn Nusflub. COMPILATION feet.
fMlnt25 - .7&@l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08

Ole rI.-D. @orIo" hrctbt
lollnig: @orum ioltc ir0cuo Sc
mono oltf elmer Horf @ont ldlofen,
mcnlt cr elm 3immcr nit @oo in Ell
ncnt llellen Siinft Nocutc . Sotel
fiir s Collars befommen fonn?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08
Summer & 8cGcr,
Gcutidcs Sanf. nno @chielgcidGft,
217 Gunrtlanb-S trake.

Wit9liebcr Der MttIeub6rie.
gtrs NIB 8erfauF bon Stods Ino 8onbS.
We6ieI mo 6reoitbrteie auf aae buupttdhIi6en
et1ote guropn's. Mn lIno Berfauf %trertoer
Seloforten, foiute glusfertieuue bon 8olnlu6'
ten. Sdiffsfarten BON uro nah SeItihlano.
(gtpril27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08

Die Sdponer bultcn CO
nod alter llcberlieierung fijr ooa
b0dite 8liid, i'm Sample SIT ltcrben,
llno bic <iien linO ibncn 10 menig
bebiiIiIih sur Grreihltng Oicic9 bod.
Itcn @liideS. 9htr General Stoiiel
mad)t 0orttt cine IllSnubmc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08

COLL man O'r ii Der la d)cn
o0er foil man Iid iiber ole ~gcrobc5u
efeI6oftcn 9leuBerungcn zines Tcpc-
reno &obert Wfc2lrtbur in Nom- Durf
Gr9ern?Gus 2cbtcrc lit Der 0oftor
ouf Der aon3el nift luertb. Or. Wtt-
g(rt6l1r bat oiclen CONNER IN @,t'
ropo Norleiungcn Gcbalten ltno cr,
5Gblt Ietten Sonntog leincr &c
meinoe barber: sd babe meineu
3ub3rern III europa geiogt, ser crItc
Wtom IN Der 9onjcn @clt lit bout.
5lltogc ser YrGiiocut Der Scr. Stoo.
ten; ser erite Wtonn Scr mcnidliden
Ioiie lit E%rGiioent Hooicpelt. @ei.
ter lGBt iif oie &erbimmelltng nidt
mebr treiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-08

Gin nt6eurcS" &cn59c-
oidt bot ser 2onOmeiier 6rie Seller
III ser 9erliner oWeIt olt Wontog"
pcr0ifentlidt. Der 9idter miroe, oa
cs bonn 9erliner 2onogcrid)t 1 ais
unjiidtig bciul6en, 81 30 Worf
@eloItroic, ser Hebofteur Oes @lut-
tee, Moy 2nomig, 5u 100 Worf
Strafe uerurtbeilt.
Smyrna times., 1904-06-22
CHESWOLD.
Strawberries Come Slowly After What Is
Termed Very Unsatisfactory Seasoa,
Local aud Personal Happenings.
Special Correspondence to the Times.


CHEswoLD, June 21.-Mr. E. S. Garrison
has erected on his land near the railroad
platform for freight a store house. The
building will be in control of Messrs. d. II.
Boyce and W. S. Hardcastle for storing
purposes.
The receipt at this point to-day of four
crates only of strawberries seemed like the
fickering out of the life of their season for
1904 here, which is generally branded un-
satisfactory.
The first Quarterly Conference for Bethel
and CheswOld charge is announced for
June End at 10 a. m. in Cheswold. As trus-
tees for the parsonage are to be chosen at
this time, more than the usual Importance
will be attached to the meeting.
1t was most too warm for church goers
last Sunday, but Pastor Goodhand preached
to fair congregation in the morning, tax
ing for his theme "a Fluctuatlng Church. :"
which was treated historically and spirit
ually.
Wheat harvest which this year is a few
days late, will be on the last of this week.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Harold Brown of Phila-
delphia, former Cheswold boy. returned
home last week after visit to old Ches-
void associatians.-Mr and Mrs. P L.
Barcus are visiting their daughters, Mrs.
Laura McNamee and Mrs. Emma Pearson
OF Chester, Pa.-Mr. Carey of Bridgeville,
spent Sunday with his brother w. A..
Carey.-Mr. James Roe, son of former pas
tor Rev. Robert Roe, who is matriculatine
at Tome Institute, Port Deposit. visited
Cheswold friends last week,-Mr. and Mrs
W. s. Hardeastle have enlivened their
home by placing therein handsome piano
Miss Ethel prizes the gift very highly.
Smyrna times., 1904-06-22

SHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue of writ of Levari Facias to me
directed, will be exposed to sale by way of Pub
lie Vendue at the fro mt door of the StoeckIe
House in the town of Clayton. Duck Creek HIM.
dred, Kent County and State of Delaware
ON THURSDAY,
The 2Srd day of June, A. D. 1904
at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, the following described Real
Estate, to wit:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
situated in Kenton Hundred, Kent County and
state of Delaware, bounded and described as fol-
lows, viz: Beginning at a stake in the south
edge of West Avenue 1888 feet distant from the
point of intersection of west edge of Clayton
Avenue and said south ed e of said West Ave.
nue.; thence with an angle of eighty-uine degrees
and twenty-nine minutes to the light and run
ming southerly one bundled and nifty and six
one hundredths Q50.06) along other lands OF l, N
Mills to stoke in the northern edge of an alley;
thence with an angle of ninety degrees sId
thirty-one minutes 900 .3l) TO the right and run
ming westerly along said edge of said alley fifty
feet (50) to a stake; thence with an angle Of
eighty-nine degrees and twgnty nine minutes
1890 .29) to the right and running northerly along
the line OF lanus of A. Sevil one hundred and
fifty and six one hundredths feet (I50O6) TO a
stake; thence with an angle of ninety degrees
and thirty one minutes (90o.Sl) to the right and
running easterly along the said south edge of
West Avenue fifty feet TO the place of beginning
Containing Seven Thousand Five Hundred and
Three (7,503) Square Feet of Lend be the same
more or less, 1t being the same Iot piece or par
eel of land that the said, "The CLAYTON Savings
and Loan Association" by its deed bearing even
date herewith and intended to be forthwith re-
corded, granted and conveyed unto the said
Benjamin w. Hawkins in fee simple The i'm
provements upon which are a two story frame
dwelling house and small Outbuildings To.
gether with all aud singular the buildings fix
lures, woods, waters, ways, easements, improve
ments, privileges and appurtenanees to the SAID
lands and premises and to every of them belong
ing or in any wise spPertaining and every part
and parcel thereof.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of BENJAMIN w. HAWKINS, and CLARA
HAWKINS, his wife, mortgagors and terre ten.
ants, and will be sold by
RILEY MELVIN, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Dover, Del, May 81, 1904.
Smyrna times., 1904-06-22
KENYON.
Miss Anua Powell. Daughter of Mr.. snd Mrs.
James Powell, Weds Mr.. Herman DOdd
Slaughter Locals and Personals.

| Special Correspondence to the TINES.
KENToN, June 22.-The home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Powell, of near Delaneys, was
the scene of beautiful wedding on We'd
nesday evening" June 5th, when their
daughter, Miss Anna and Mr.. Herman
Dodd Slaughter were quietly married by
the Rev. G. K. Morris, of Colts, Nd. The
bride was becomingly gowned in white over
blue and carried large bunch of white
roses, and after the nupJials the guests,
who numbered about rs, were abundantly
served with ice cream, cakes and fruits of
the season. The house was beautifully
decorated with cut and potted flowers. The
bridal pair left on the late train for a
honeymoon through Pennsylvania and New
York.
Samuel Mifor, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Taylor, was christened at the par
soDage on Sunday evening at $50 O'Clock,
June 18th, by Rev. D. F. McFaul.
The P. o. s. of A. will place its nomi-
nees for Office for the issuing term at its
next meeting. All members are requested
to be present.
Inc farmers are complaining GbOut the
short crop of hay and they are afraid there
will be a greater scarcity next year.
The Holy meetings are still in progress at
the Lane Hall on Saturday and Sunday
evenings. Miss Bessie Jones, of Hender-
son, filled the pulpit and gave very inter
esting talk.
PERSONALITIES Ella Hofecker, of Per-
ryville. was the guest of Mrs Sadie Walker
on Saturday. NJ. j. Walker is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Alice Moore, Will
mington. Ida and Kate Downs are
visiting friends in, Philadelphia Miss May
McFaul is having her eyes treated at hos
pital in Philadelphia Nellie Downs
and brother of Dover, were guests of
friends in town on Saturday. y.-Mr. Roland
Cooper has returned home from Delaware
COlledge, where he has taken an engineering
course.-Mr. j. F. Purse returned home
to Philadelphia after spending Sunday with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Purse
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Walker made flying
visit to Dover last week.-Misses Ethel and
Katherine McFaul were callers out of town
on Monday last.
Smyrna times., 1904-06-22
THOROUGHFARE NECK.
Farmers Preparing to Harvest Their Wheat
Although Much Annoyed By Appearance
of the "Scab"-LOcal Mention.

Special Correspondence to the TINES.
THORoUGHFARE NECK, Jund 21-Our far
mers are preparing for the harvest season
which is about week latter than usual.
Some wheat will be cut the later part of this
week and next week it will be on in earnest.
The crop on an average is fair, but consider
bly, infected with scab caused by excessive
dews and damp weather. 1t has been many
years since better stand of corn bas been
seen here. Jack David has field that is
spoken of as the best in this vicinity. To-
mato plants are standing well and are all
set out. The difficulty experienced last
year of procuring plants was not met with
this season.
PERsoNAL:-Mr. Bert Keiser, of Whining
ton, spent Sunday at the home of his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Keiser of near
Deakyneville.-Mr. Samuel Derrickson is
still laid up from the fall he had last week.
Smyrna times., 1904-06-22
TrIumphs Of Modern surr.r.

Wonderful things are done for the
human body by surgery. Organs are
taken out and scraped and polished
and put back, or they may be removed
entirely; bones are spliced; pipes take
the place of diseased sections of VEINS:
antlseptic, dressings are applied to
wounds. bruises, burns and like in
lurles before inflammation sets in. which
causes them to heal without matura-
ton and 10 one.third the time required
by the old treatment, Chamberlain 3
Pain Balm acts on this same principle.
LII IS an antiseptlc and when applied to
such injuries, causes them to heal very
quickly. 1t also allays the pain and
in your home and it win save YOU
time and money, not to mention the
Inconvenience and suffering which
such injuries entail. For sale by all
Druggists.
Smyrna times., 1904-06-22

sunday morning was a notable oc-
casion with the Clayton High School
graduates and the good words of adj.
vice given them by Rev. V. P. North.
rup. pastor of st. Paul N. E. Church.
should be remembered by them in
after years as they go from school life
into life's school. The prettily deco.
rated church was flled with friends of
the school, and special music was pre.
pared and rendered under the direc-
tion of Mr.. Samuel L. Rogers. The
graduating class, composed of Mis-
May Carrow, valedictorian, Mr., Carl
Downing, salutatorian, and Miss Mil
dred Hudson, occupied seats in tba
front OF the church and surrounding
them were the students of the High
School and its Principal and teachers
Pastor Northrup took for his subject
What is That in Thine Hand, " les.
son from the book of Exodus. in
winch God spoke the words unto
Moses, meaning the rod which he held
~ his hands aud the power to use il TO
work miracles. The application was
made OF direct interest to the gradu-
ates, to the diplomas which they
would hold, and the talents which God
gave them to use in the right direction
Ihe sermon was one of the best ever
delivered here by the Rev. V. p
Northrup and his eloquent appeal and
scholarly advice struck a responsive
chord ln the heart of his hearers
The Commencement exercises will
take place Friday evening, when the
Rev. DR.. Robert Watt, of smyrna.
will deliver the address to the gradu.
ates. An interesting program has
been arranged.
Smyrna times., 1904-06-22
Late Train Returning from Greenwood Races

For the benefit of those desiring to
attend the races at Greenwood, Del,
July 2, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will run a special train leav-
ing Greenwood on that date at 6,45 p.
m. for Middletown and intermediate
stations. Excursion tickets, good only
on July 2, will be sold to Greenwood
from Delmar and intermediate stations
at reduced rates, minimum rate 95
cents).
Smyrna times., 1904-06-22
REDUCED RATES TO ST. LOUIS.

VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, ACCOUNT
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION,
For the benefit of those desiring to
attend the Democratic National Con-
vention, to be held at st. Louis, July
9, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell rOund-trip tickets to st. Louis
from all stations on it's lines, from
July to 8, inclusive, good returning,
leaving st. Louis not later than fifteen
days, including date of sale, on date
of valuation by Joint Agent at st.
Louis, at rate of single fare for the
round trip. For specific information
concerning rates and time of trains,
consult nearest ticket agent.