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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
TRANSFER AND STORAGE

WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR STOR1
AGE WAREHOUSE BEFORE PLACING
YOUR STORAGE ELSEWHERE. OUR
PRICES ARE MOST REASONABLE. WE
ALSO MOVE FURNITURE, PIANOS, Ell.
WE SHIP HOUSEHOLD GOODS FROM
OCEAN TO OCEAN AT REDUCED
RATES. OFFICE. 226 w FIFTH ST
RANSCONTINENTAL FREIGHT GO.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12

American Institute of Phrenology, Fowier
& Wells Co.. New York city; thirty-three
years experience seven years in TINS CITY
reads both hands, 25 cents face ana
hands, so cents; head, face and hands, m
cluding a psychic reading. 81 life gulde 1l.l
chart 81 extra. Office, 34l1s SOUTH
SPRING STREET. Hours. a. M to g
D m Not open Sunday. Lectures Men
day evening at Brents hall; seats tree,
Gives readings Wednesday, FEBRUARY
Is. only, at The Ewood, Santa Ana from
10 a. M to 10 p m.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-12
GREENWOOD

Harry L. Sparks aged 2s years, OF Leve
Point, Nd, who was a brakeman on the Mary
land, Delaware and Virginia railroad, was
helping to unload a gasolene engine at Den
ton last Saturday, when the gang-board
slipped, causing him to fall and the engine
also fell on his head He died In ten minutes
after the accident occurred. The COroner's
Jury made a report which stated that the
| platform was dangerous and the gang-board
OF insufficient strength. The remains were
inferred In Centreville Cemetery on Monday
afternoon.
VIM. Merrick, agent for the Delaware rail-
road here. has been appointed agent at ERston,
Nd, and Mr.. Richards, OF Cannons, is to be
transferred here.
At the town election held here last Saturday,
the following officers were elected Council
men for one year, B. 7. Collision ard j. L.
HOusemRn for two year term, W. L. Cahall
and ". I. CoHnoway; for assessor, 7. <. Nor
ris. The law requires that three commission
ers shall be freeholders, but only one OF the
bunch is qualified.
"A divorce has been granted to W. H. Rat.
cliff from Ida Ratclif.
Sunday next being the sixteenth anniver-
sary of the Epworth League here, there will
be a special service and special music in the
evening at us o'clock.
The Odd Fellows Of Greenwood and Bridge
vile will attend divine service at the NJ. l..
Church, when Rev. Layfield will preach 70
them.
Samuel Reynolds has been appointed fore
man Of a section gang on the Maryland, Della |
ware and Virginia railroad, and has moved to (
Queenstown.
Thomas Morris has been visiting Bridge
willie friends.
David Fisher is in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs Clement Warrington and
Of Baltimore, are passing the sum-
mer here.
VIM. Boggs, Of Middletown is visiting here
fine girl arrived at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Dawson last Saturday.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-12
HOUSTON ITEMS.

Onion growing is one OF the chief Industries
OF this section, and the crop looks splendid
Reports are unanimous that peaches will
be very scarce about Houston.
! The entertainment last Saturday night by
Mrs. ThistlewoOd' Glass, netted the church
roof repair fund $40.
ArmOur's brick yards will soon fire two
kilns Of brick; they had to discard the use OF
a gasoline engine, because OF the dust arising
from the moulding sahd, which penetrated
into the parts OF the machinery.
New roof and porches have been added to
the Houston Packing Company's Factory.
The residepce of Mrs. Jump is receiving
coat OF paint by Geo. sockrider.
Mrs. Herman Vinyard is having a residence
built on her property near Frederick.
Several cases of diphtheria and tonsilitis
are scattered about this neighborhood; and
some attribute il to eating ice cream at the
Cedar Field School picnic last Saturday.
Miss Mae Jump closed her school for the
season last Tuesday and nearly all the schools
about here have closed.
Frank Burris has purchased the property
Of Thomas Hudson in this town.
Mr.. A. Appleman has purchased the prop
erty from Frank Marvel on Railroad Avenue,
which he will occupy next year.
Jack Lofand has been very busy this week
unloading engines for the Peerless Company,
at both Houston and Ellendaie.
John Johnson has built an annex to his
dwelling on South Broad street.
Mrs. Anna KOseh returned to Philadelphia
this week.
Eugenia Graham passed part of this week
with Dover friends.
W. P. Hammond, Of Harrington, was
visitor at Mrs. Whartons this week.
Mrs. Sallie Scott is in Georgetown.
Mrs. Levi Satterheld is visiting her daugh.
ter at Willow Grove.
A B. Woodruff entertained two Of the Levy
COurtmen last Thursday.
S. H. Armour has returned from North |
East, Md.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-12
FROM FREDERICK.

Last Sunday morning, Rev. William Cash
more, preached most excellent sermon tC
the Red Men and Degree OF PocOhontas. The
visitors were MiOna and Sdguaehe Council OF
Magnolia, Cayuga and Onelta Council OF our
town. The visitors were especially pleased
with the sermon, after which all returned to
the wigwam where corn and venisOn were
served. on May 2lst, CayugO Tribe aRd One
tia Council are invited to attend divine ser
vice in Magnolia.
On Monday morning a number of young
men were arraigned before Esquire Davis for
racing and fast driving In the suburbs OF the
town on Sunday evening, and paid the fines.
Another gentleman was also surprised when
summoned Monday and fined for speeding
his trotter around the baseball ground Satut-
day.
Trout are fine this spring and plentiful. As
they are also cheap, many persons are buying
and sailing up for the winter
Lovers Of baseball are becoming enthusias-
tic A grand stand has been put up, and
games are played every Saturday afternoon.
There are four clubs here known as the
First" Second" Third" and "Fourth
Nine" The players ranging from ten to
twenty-five years Of age All have their base
ball suits and are properly equipped for the
game. A team from WoOdside will play
against the "First Nine" on Saturday AFTER
noon.
The Holiness Association, OF Harrington,
will hold an -all-day meeting at the MethO-
dist Protestant Church next Sunday. 1t is
anticipated that Rev. and Mrs. Carpenter will
also be able to come, as many are anxious to
hear and see both OF them.
A number Of persons in the country are III, |
and as ali were taken at about the same time |
1t was thought the illness was caused by eat
ing ice cream at school picnic last Saturday. |
Later rumOrs, however, say the disease is ton
solitls and some say idiphtheria.
Alexander Lord of Seaford. visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Lord, this week.
Mrs. J. W. Hall and niece Miss Blanche
Brown, spent several days in Philadelphia
this week.
Miss Name Maxson spent several days in
Philadelphia this week replenishing her mil.
inery stock.
Oliver Grier is home from college, and is
spending part OF his vacation with his par
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. James Grler.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-12
The May American boy.

Better and better, is the motto, evidently, ,oi
"The American Boy" Baseball is the key.
note to the May "American Boy" as is hinted
on its front cover. The noted baseball player
of Olden times, A. G. Spalding, contributes
the first part OF story OF the origin Of base
ball.
Boys Of practical turn Of mind will find
much Ofinterest and profit in this number,
particularly in the MOney-Making and the
Boy Mechanic and Electrician Departments,
"How to Build an AutO-Wagon" and "How
to Make a Telephone" being the two lead
ing articles under the latter head.
1t would be difficult to conceive of boys
paper of mere general interest than the paper
before us. Seveaty-three Illustrations. $lOO
a year. The Sprague Publishing Co., Detroit,
Mich,
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-12
PRIME HOOK NECK.

Quite number OF persons from this vicin
ity attended the picnic that was given last
Saturday afternoon by the pupils Of the
Slaughter Neck School.
Misses Gertrude Blanche and Sallie Steven
son, we're the guests OF Mrs. Clara Argo, OF
Slaughter Neck, the latter part of last week.
Horace Draper is suffering from an attack
of measles. There are also several other
cases Of the same disease in and near this
place.
Miss Delema Reed,o Broadkiln, was enter
tained by Mrs. Fannie Leverage last Thurs
day and Friday.
Miss Jaretta D0dd has been visiting Mrs.
Charles Reed.
Misses Belle and Emma Draper weer the
guests OF George II. Draper and family last
Saturday.
The weather is very cool; but we think the
prospect for fruit in this section is better
than was at first anticipated. We hope so, at
least. A. B. d.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-12
Board of State Supplies Dover
Delaware.

Sealed proposals addressed to the Board of State
Supplies Dover, Delaware, and endorsed PRO
pOsals for Printing -," or Supplies as the case
may be, for the Printing the Senate Journal,
House Journal Session Laws of Delaware CorpOr-
alton Laws, ElectiOu Laws, State Auditors Re
port, State Treasurers Report, Insurance Com
missioners Report, Report Of Board Of Agrieul-
ture, Report of Board OF Horticulture, and other
printing and stationery and for supplies for the
use of all the State Departments will be received
until 30 O'Clock p m on Tuesday, May 80 1906
Specifications an blank proposals may be OBJ
tanned at the above Office on or after May l6, 1906
Samples of proposed printing and supplies may
be seen at said Office when specifications refer to
such samples
The proposals must be accompanied by eerti
fed check for 10 per cent OF amount of bid.
Proposals only will be entertained when made
upon the blanks furnished by said Board of State
Supplies
Right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
Jos. L. CAHALA
4 2sSt Secretary of Board of State Supplies.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-12
LINCOLN CITY NOTES.

Miss Laura Calhoun, who has been teacnins
at the No. 6 School near here, closed her
school for the season last Friday, and she has
made an excellent record. The results have
been pleasing, and the scholars have al
vaneed in marked degree In all grades A
Nav party was given to the scholars in the
grove nearby on the closing day, where the
parents participated in the pleasure and a
pleasant memory OF the close Of school left
with all who participated.
Vernon NJ. McCombs, from Hewett, MINI.
preached in the NJ. r. Church here last Sun
day to large audiences. He is recent gradu-
ate Of Drew Theological Seminary ana VIII
90 to West China as a missionary during the
coming summer. He is a nephew OF Mr..
WARMER, OF Lincoln.
Mrs. WARMER is III at the present writing.
The basket factories are working full
force regardless Of the prospective loss Of the
peach crop.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-12
HARRINGTON.

On Tuesday tramp while stepping from
one car to another, fell and had an arm anC
leg crushed. lie died shortly after. Under
taker Wright took charge ofthe body. Al
there was no way OF identifying him, he wa'
buried.
] Dr.. Strange sold his farm near town to Mr.
Reed, OF Phiadelphia,a few days ago. Doctor
and family leave for Florida this week where
they have property. Mr. Reed and family
| viii also move to their new home this week
Mr.. George Jester and family moved to New
ark Wednesday, and Mr.. Isaaos, orshawnee,
who bought Mr.. TESTERS property here moved
in with his family Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Franklin and Mr.. S. L. Sapp were
elecled delegates, with DR.. J. d. West and l..
l.. Sapp as alternates to represent the N. r..
Sunday School in the Temperance Con ven
ton, to be held in Dover Thursday. Mr.. J. NJ.
Waller and Mr.. G s. Harrington are delegates
from the Epworth League and Mr.. Charley
Gorden, Mr.. Remmel and Mrs. A. NJ. Walcott
represent the church.
The base ball team OF Frederick came here
last Saturday and played against the Harring-
ton JuRiors team. They we're beaten by the
Harrington Juniors. The score being 10 to IL.
The Mite Society Of the NJ. P. Church cleo
ted as officers the following: Mrs Maggie
Smith, president; Mrs. E. Masten, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Clara Wix, secretary; Mrs. E. ely
mer, treasurer.
Miss Agnes Redden is in Philadelphia this
week.
Mrs. Angle Griffith is visiting friends out
of town.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Galley, OF Philadelphia,
are spending week with Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard Trice.
Mrs John Waller has gone to Delmar to
visit for a week.
DR.. R. T. J. Barber and Mr., Windsor are
making pleasure trip TO Cambridge, Balti-
more and st. Mary's.
Miss Leona Waller is visiting relatives in |
Delmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. John West, OF Wilmington, /
ormer residents of our town, are visiting |
heir Jlasy friends here.
Rev. Mr.. Jones. wife and daughter, of POGO
noke City, are visiting Mr.. Themas Barber.
The owner Of the Harrington House is pre-
,arlng to give that building a coat Of paint.
An unknown man was killed at Harring-
on on Monday morning while attempting to
oard a freight train.
Mrs. r. W. Ross will pass next week with
riends at Frederica, Magnolia and Bowers
he will be a guest OF Walter Camper and
,ife.
r. W. Ross is making a decided improve
lent in his,prOperty known as the Hopkins
homestead, by repairs and thorough paint
lg Email Anderson is treating his property
ear town in the same Way.
Miss Jessie Jones, OF Greenwood, has been
nest Of Mrs. Hutchinson.
Mis-. Anna Baer Jones is visiting Mrs. Bar
er.
Joseph Horney has moved to Berlin, Nd
Mrs. Mary Smith has returned from VIII Z
ingtOn.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-12
COlOred Conference.

The closing session OF the Delaware Ameri
can Methodist Episcopal Conference TOOK
place Tuesday May 2nd, in Philadelphia,
when Bishop b. T. Ruley announced the fol
lowing appointments OF ministers:
Delaware District, the Rev. Asbury Smith,
presiding elder.
Wilmington-William Billingsley.
New Castle-W, r. Thompson.
Newark-William II. Forward.
Delaware City-Santee Gunby.
Aberdeen, Md.-Charles E. Brown.
Millingtsn, Md.-Charles +. Lewis.
st. Psurs, Wilmington, DELL. A. Purnell.
Mcsparren and Delta, Pa-George Boldly.
st. James, Hartford county, Md.-Charles
H. Wesley.
Conowingo, Md.-E. S. Rice.
Bolden's Chapel, Wilmington, Del.-W. L.
Castell.
Christiana, Del.-Isaish Watson.
Townsend, Del.-AlexRnder Williamson.
Elton, Del.-James HavelOw.
Iron Hill, Del.-Charles H. Nicholas.
Summit Bridge-ThOmas Bostic.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-12
OF Value to Fruit Growers.

A new and attractive offer by us is
that Of The National Fruit Grower in
combination with the MILFORD
CHRONICLE, the two one year for 81. 30.
The National Fruit Grower, which is
published at st. Joseph and Benton
Harbor, Mich, is monthly devoted
to the subject of fruit growing which it
handles with great ability. The var
ious topics are discussed by specialists,
and it is invaluable to every fruit
grower.
You may forward your money for
this combination offer to The National
Fruit Grower or to this paper.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-12
Moral Reform Needed.
one Of our daily exchanges says.

One Of our daily exchanges says.
'If Nan Patterson is to go free 1t would be
an excellent idea TO have her placed in a san.
I itarium where especial attention is paid to
improving the moral condition Of the in.
mates. What that young woman needs, as
much as anything else, is a systematic course
of treatment for years along the lines OF de-
ceney and selfrespect."
II our valuable daily had gone little far
ther It would have done well. What should
be done with men-especially married men
who make It the object OF their lives to lead
young women astray? II a sanitarium is
needed for one. the county workhouss or the
penitentiary is too good for the other. In
nine cases out OF ten the man Is TO blame. II
a girl goes wrongyou will find that some mice
young man" led her to the first step, yet he
poses as saint, and she, condemned gener-
ally.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-12
Reduced Rates to PaciIic Coast Points.

On account of the Lewes and Clark Exposi
tion, at Portland, Ore. June to October Is
and various conventions to be held in cities
on the Pacific Coast during the Summer, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell
roHnd-trip tickets on specified dates, from all
stations on its lines, to San Francisco and
Los Angeles, pril 9 to September 2T; to Port.
land, Seattle, Tacoma, Victoria, Vancouver,
and San Diego, May % to September q, at
greatly reduced rates.
For dates of sale and specific information
concerning rates and routes, consult nearest
ticket agent. 42Ist
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-12
srArr or OH1o. C1rY or roLrno.

]
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior
partner Of the firm Of F. J. Cheney 4 Co., doing
business in the City Of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid and that said firm win pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use
OF Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my pres
ense, this 9th day OF December, A. D., 1856.
fsFAr1 A. W. GLEASON.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Hairs Catauh Cure is taken internally and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Send for testimonials free
F.J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-12
A DOLLAR SAVED ON
CLOTHING
is A DOLLAR GAINED.

Only when you get the same quality
at less cost. No matter what you
pay here for a suit or top coat, you
may feel sure of getting styles in
better quality fabrics than you can
get anywhere else for the same
money. That's what makes our
prices a real saviag.
Your choice from superb col
lection of spring garments specially
designed and cut from fine, reliable
materials, with all the highly ar
tistie characteristics that the nobby
dresser wishes.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-12
SLAUGHTER NECK.

The public school at McIlvaine's Grove had
picnic which was largely attended last Sat
Hrday. Music, speaking and refreshments
were plenty. and the pupils made the teacher
a handsome present.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-12
The Most Helpful Sale
of Muslin Underwear,

Most helpful because the most paccpraccal in the kind of
wear practical Most of their
for hard everyday week laundering they pay
what would cost to make them home This kind practical
derclothes you will find this mequaed variety carefully
and neatly made as if you did the work yourself
HOW HAVE WE DONE IT? By buying large quantities from
cheapest
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-12
VERNON.

Henry Harrington, aged 50 years, died a
the home OF Oscar Smith last Tuesday morn
ing, after several weeks illness with dropsy
His funeral was held at Prospect Church OIL
Thursday afternoon, and interment at Har
rington. He was a respected citizen and had
made his home with MIR. Smith for long
time.
Corn planting is about completed in this
vicinity,and the wheat looks as II there would
be fine crop; the straw being heavy.
Some Of our sporting fraternity attended
the picnic and sali game at Masten's Corner
last Saturday.
Miss Laura Smith has returned from visit
to her brother in Wilmington.
John Hopkins is on the sick.list.
Bertha Smith has been a guest OF Edwards
VILE friends this week.
on Thursday evening OF last week, Miss
Nazle Hopkins entertained lot OF friends at
a social
Miss Bertha Wroten has returned home
from a visit in Harrington.
John S. Hopkins. OF Wilmington, has been
visiting friends here.
A dance was given last Saturday evening at
the home Of MI. and Mrs. Taylor.
Mrs. Jesse Ward has been entertaining
lot offrlends lately,and Mrs. r. W. Ross was
In Wilmington for a few days EKIE.
CA = T0 T0REA.
Bears the The Kind YOu Have nwas Bought |
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-11

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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-11

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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-11
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-11

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getpGrttqen muBten.