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FOR RENT
THoS. J. FISHER CO.. INC.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
ll14 ST. N. W.
uNEuRNIaHKn

936 Shows row, Or. 4. 80
Farm 45 acres. 5000 per
annum.
lots "a & 25, 50 ?s.25.W
APARTMENTS.
1855 N NV. Or. b.. ..100.0 90
The Alabama, 18th &
n NV. 4, o, Or and b
apis. $40 to $500
The Van Cortlandt. 14i3
-Staughton NV. $500 to
5000.
The Regina. No. g. 6. b42 so
The Marion. Or, b. 1000
l409 L NV. Ar, b apis,
:. $35 and 1000
The Maury, Ar, b. D.. 1000
The Marion, Ar. b.. 1870
2719 l4th NV, Or. b.37.50
The Stoddert. 5r. b. .35. 10
lT47 villa I'd NV .6r, b30. so
The Chelsea, ID and e
sc. Or and b apis, $50
to $32.60.
b Sc bet 14th & 14th, ST
&b apis. $25. so * $3.50
Mass av Sc bet 18th 4
14th, 4 Il Or & b apis.
$22.50. $3.50 & SGT so
2511 and 2515 Central
av NV, 8 and Or and
b apis. $50 and 22.00
65S1S Morton ne, Ar. b16.5O
s44A Orleans pl, Sr.b16.60
s4SA Orleans pl. Ar. b18.5
2221a Quincy ne, 4r, bib. 90
230h Quincy ne, Ar. b13.00
232 QuiLcy ne, II. b. 1900
200 Quincy ne. Ar, b.l3.O0
224 Quincy ne, 4r, b.13.OO
i45h Chicago ne. 4r, bl2.60
l4b Chicago ne. lr.b.l2.5O
il3k Chicago ne.4.b12.@
APARTMENTS IN THD
)DERT, THE b. q O.,
He REGINA.
HE'D APARTMENTS rs
lTLAND.
Gen.
- noof. .7a0e
1873 r NV. .......@-S10
l4ll @ NV, Ir......15.M
1921 r nw.......e10$1S
Or, top d, 1923 + nv. 1900
1908 r NV. room g.. 1000
1908 r NV. room T.. 1000
Sw cor 18th & E NV:
Room l...........12.0 90
Room n.....-s.. 400
2e25 II NV. IS. 90
5th B @ ne. 1000
LES.
o06 E NV, rear. zoo
10th prken's'w, 2stisl8. 90
q i012 14th,3 stalls. Is. 90
R18l5 II NV 8 Btallsf4.76
10th nr Ken's'w. 1stl. 1850
tiles FOR THE COL
ROM ALL CLASSES OF
tial list Of the properties
be glad to furnish com.
Ition At this Once.
II & CO., Inc,
Ing the New willard
CIT ESA K0. MARRTA
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FOX RENT
Cor. house. 1928 18th ct. NV, II rooms
1925 st. NV, IL rms. and baths; rent $40.O0
2106 LIST st. NV, rms. and BATH rent. $S6 90
Flat. eco 4th st. ne. rs and bath; rent $50
Flat. 622h 4th st. ne, and bath. $20. SO
au31-3t c. N. FORREST 612 st. NV.
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DOGS. CATS. ETC.

NEW pFPARrMENT-cLINIC FOR SKIN DIS
eases; clipping parlor dogs. horses boarding dogs
cats; always open; dog cemetery. Phone N. lo6o;
18th ST. Hospital for Animals. 2118 14th Ut. n v.
lel7-u,A
FOR SALE-DOGS CATS, BIRDS. PARROTS AND
ferrets; dog and cat medicines, foods and nea de-
stroyers; lemon oil for killing insects on plants.
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE 7l2 Eth st. NV.
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STORAGE.

100 SEPARATE STORAGE RooMs.-HAULIN0.
packing and shipping. Send us your goods 70
sell BY auction. Best results obtained. THOMAS
BOWLING & CO.. el2 e st. NV. Tel Main 5l5
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
FURNIsHED or UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-THOROUGHLY FURNISHED Oh
unfurnished broom house; all or part to adult
family; stable optional; pretty yards. 1l2s 9Th
ct. NV. au31 81
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s24 18th NV, 12r. b..0.00
Ill 9th NV. 12r. b. 50. 90
1881 Howard av, 10. b48. -
34l5 Brown NV, Tor. b45. 30
1924 18th NV, l0r, b. ~. so
Bachelor apis, 1907 F NV
Warehouses. 81 6 r NV
200 II ne, 5r. 1000
Once roma. 1907 r. nv
I'D. Inc. 1907 y st. n.h
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA,
6A3 Iouisfana ave n w

643 Louisiana NV.
Gao East Capitol st., ~ rooms, bath. -. $457B
II 1T. NV, rooms Anil. $50
$40 9th st. s.w-, IA rooms. bath. 80
1910 10th St NV, rooms, AMI. $3.50
1401 New Jersey ave. NV, rooms, ami. 1880
go 18th st. Sc. rooms. AMI. q 80
2226 18th st. NV. rooms and bath. $500. 1850
121 Mass. ave. me-. rooms. AMI. 2050
123 Mass ave. ne, 8 rooms: ami. ..:.. 2O50
COS Morris st. ne. nat. rooms. tiled
bath. laundry tubs. pantry ............ 1850
2616 ct. NV, = rooms, bath, cellar. -. 1880
1907 18th st. Sc, rooms. water. 1900
1919 N. ]. ave. &c.. rooms, water. II 80
1905 N. Y. ave. NV. rooms ....... $50
Rear 1913 e1st st. NV, rooms, WATER. $50
apa1rn
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FOR RENT
1854 Q NV l6r. b.. .Sl25 ii723 Riggs pl IOr b. $50
1870 Cal ave. Tor, b...s45 1872 18th. Or. b.. $40
WM- a. YESTERDAY Qnc.). Bond bldg.
au20- 13t'
FOR RENT-402 lST. 10R. AND BATH 80. S23.5
2S37 Brightwood ave, Is. b.....-........ ~ 80
THE McI.ACHLEN REAL. ESTATE AND LOAN
CO., 10th and q. au28-n
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURN1SHED.
20-room apartment house; steam heat; porcelain
baths; central location, line; excellent
neighborhood; opposite beautiful park. 8SA In
diana ave, au30-8ts
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FOR RENT
WILLIAM CORCORAN HILL.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
134 18TH ST. NV.

AFAK MEMS.
111S-2022 25th St. rooms and
bath. closets. etc............... 81. 80 month
FOR FURNISHED HOUSES APPLY TO Of
FICE FOR BULLETIN OF THE MOST DESIR-
ABLE FOR RENT IN THE CITY.
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
MONEY LOANED AT LOWEST RATES OF
INTEREST.
ROYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LIVERPOOL. ENGLAND.
audi TIL Sa
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FOR RENT-BY II. l.. r.
FURNISHED. -
1887 @, Or, b. -. .$0.00
UNFINISHED.
1880 10Th. 12r. 2b. 100. 90
1914 18th, 12r, %. -. .7b.W
1167 10th, 11r, b. .60.0 90
1915 13tb, Tor. b. 80. 90
2216 Pa nv, Or. b.. 80. O0I
1920 Q. 11r, b. sta. AZ. 90
174S Ore av. Tor. b. AS 30
1872 10th. Or. b. $3.50
1925 18th st. Or. b. AZ. sol
2604 Univ pl. 11r. BIAS 80
S026 r. 11r. b. -. .42.50
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JST. Cos 14TH ST. NV.
1880 18th. Tor. b. 40 80
1929 T, Or, b. 80. 1850
2508 18th. Or. b. % 80
1905 N Cap, Or, b. $3.50
APARTMENTS.
1919 VI av, Or, b. 900
Coywood. 1928 L NV .5r, b.
Coywood. 1928 L NV. Or. b.
Alden, 5r, b. ~. 90
1880 9th. Or. b. $50
20 Todd pl. Or. b. .21.0
1724 Pa Az, Or. b. 1000
lila 18th ne. lr. b. 1880
118 18th ne. Or. b. ..14.60
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-is7o KENYON ST. NV, Il BLOCK
from i%th 1t. line, 3-story and attic 10
room residence; baths; 1st-ioor Kitchen: two
stairways; laundry: HoT-wATER HEAT: rent
5000 monthly
BLUNDoN. o'BRIEN BELT One i220 C NV.
au2g-3s i've
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VI CO. 7TH q l. NV.
luZl 10th ne. Or. b. $3.50
Zo4o 9Th NV store. - %
b23 c ne. 7r. b. %. 81
1924 lat NV. Or, b. 10. ~
639 Fla av NV Or. b - -
1919 sth NV. Or. 1880
200 II l ay. Or. W. .iT.5O
1898 NJ ne. Or. b....lI.oJ
us 9th ne. store. Ia 10
2o35 Gale ne. 5r. W 10. ~
3 Edison CT. $50
4a2 ID NV. Office rs.S7SSs
sov y, 3r .-.-...-..T 90
NV. isteam heetedl
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FOR RENT ,
Ne cor 18th & Clifton.
16r. ID, fur. $500 90 |
l401 Mass av. Sir. Sb. $50
511 18th NV. 35r, Oh 250. 90
622 Conn av. 16r. lbs. 90
1879 N Il nv. lar. b.. IS. 90 |
1924 NHav w.14r. b.7a.M
1912 r NV. 11r, b. IS. OOi
TYLER d RUTHERFOI
au12-21te
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FOR RENT-BY b. r. 81
1903 9th NV. l2r. store
and stable. 800. sos. 90
20 III NV. sto & dwg. 80 20
$50 o NV. Sr.sto.staS0. so
ll0I 18th NV. sr. h. .45 90
l6o + ne. sto. dwg al %
22le LIST NV. Or. b. ~. o.
Il6 9th ne. Tor. b. .2T.5O
1912 Sd NV, 7r. b. .27. 20
304 X NV. 7r. b....27.50
Fla av ne bet 18th and
18th. Or, b.. %. 30
lO4 y NV. 1r. b. %. 90
Office rooms nj 5l2 h ST
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FOR RENT-RooMs.
FURNISHED on UNFURNIsHED.

FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
FURNISHED AND UNPUBLISHED. ROOMS, SIN
gle, en- suite; suitable for light housekeeping;
tiled bath. TO 18th ct. NV. au30-3ts
go BID ST. Nw.-HANDSOMB ROOMS. FUR
ntshed as desired unfurnished private family;
Steam Leat; convenient to pension. patent and
printing offices and District bldg; terms rea-
sonable. auc9-4ts
FRONT COMMUNICATING ROOMS; GAS AND
heat. Grant place NV. au29-3ts
FOR RENT-ROOAS FUR OR UNFUR; SINGLE
or en- suite; central location. 1902 o st. NV
au293ts
1929 QUE-FURNISTIED AND UNFURNISHED
roon,s for rent first floor suitable for physician;
also stable. au27- Su, W, th, 3ts
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-FBATS. FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
nished great demand. WASHINGTON RENTAL
BUREAU. IS Metzerott building. it,
"ANTED-S OR 4 FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished 2d-foor rooms. suitable FOR light house
keeping. Address Y N. A, Star office au3O. 2ts
NTED-INlMEDIATEI.Y, BY MARRIED con-
pie, two UNFINISHED Rooms In apartment
house Box 40 Star office. au29 St.
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FOR RENT-BY J. L. KOLB, $40 I4TH ST. NV.
l412 NV. 1ar. .Si25 90 756 Harvard NV. Or % 80
100 Mass NV. Or. 20 so 2lI3 Pa NV. l2r. 40 Is
a21 Va Sc. Tor sto Is 50l5l3 10th ne $50
au3l-tf
FOR RENT-THOSE VERY PRETTY NEW Co
lonial Groom bricks and cellar; hot water heat,
tiled baths, porcelain tubs: good back yards.
52S, $50 and $50 Steuben st. W. S225 +.
LODGE HILL, 500 st. NV au31-6t
FOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE.
rooms and hath; ami; In Mt Pleasant No.
$3.50 Center St; rent $3.50 Apply to ARMS b
DRURY. $40 st. NV. au3l-3ts
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FOR RENT-H0UsEs.
UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT
1920 @ st. NV. Telephone Main l30a-06

Main l3oA-V.
'SES.
I S42 30. .2oSs I. sr, b
$40. so. .1ol5 sth, Tor. b
$40. -. 1872 II, Ilr. b
1850. t409 X av. Tor, b
S27 80. 90 V. Or. b
S25. so. Ala X ne. Or, b
SIS. so. .l163 9th ne. Or. b
SOS. so. III 18th ne. 8r.b
| $40. so. ...126 T. ne. Or. b
] $3i so. =. 1920 y. Tor, b
MENTS.
5000. .2213-i5-I7 n, I'd
$3.50. .221s n. Id. sr. b
S25. so. ...I9I9-2i-2 % a5th.
I'd n. Or. b
$3.50. POS u, LIST Il. Ar. b
$23. so. 1881 Both. LIST
Il, Or. b
/ 800. so. 10 Seaton ne, 5r.b
s15. 50.652 Morton ne. @r. b
$3.50. 652HsMorton ne, 4r. b
SIS. 30. 1887 Duncn ne. T.. b
sl5. 30.12s Duncn ne. 4, b
$751; so. Orleans pl. 4r. b. Id
$3.50. Orleans III. Ar. b. "a
EN- & BELT. Inc.
Telephone Main I204-6.
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FOR RENT-2o34 EYE ST. NV oyERT ooKIN,i
park and Pa. ave: most convenient location: D
rooms porcelain bath. bay-window brick resi-
dence large rooms; good heating apparatus:
BLuNpoN. o'BRIEN BELT dncl. 1920 G NV.
au2a-8t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-A FIVE OR SIX ROOM APARTMENT
west u 18th st Address. stating price and loca-
ton, Y. Y. H. 1903 st. 1ts
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WANTED-BOARD.
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-BI SETTLED LADY, BOARD IN RE
turn for use OF furniture. MISS A. Star Office .
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-07

Ifhorses could talk, drivers would be surprised
by their stories OF painful, patient endurance.
Corn stalks vary IN hardness from ground
to tassel. I could not say the softest portion
would bruise as badly as the hardest. But
the latter goes into thes stalls aad gets mashed.
Mr.. Editor, what mashes the stalks? con-
tend that this is largely weight on hCOfs
That the horse would be more comfortable
(staRding or iyingj, II the stalks were laid
uniformly and minus their joints and ridges
The joints offer quite a resistance to pres
sure. I contend that the flesh between bone
and stalk, is obliged TO offer painful resistance
to that OF the stalk.
That the horse cannot straighten his bed
ding, and that the humps and hOllOws OF
criss-cross stalks, not to mention sharp ends
are-must be-actually tOrturesome
And yet, man may Qfhe chOse) put a tired,
sore muscled horse into the stable saying.
There, cid girl, get a good rest; you have
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-07

lead pencils and broom sticks for two or three
months"
Mr.. Editor, did not claim to make par
allel comparisoa. But stalk beds are nearer
IN similarity than Is comfortable for live
stock
know not his method OF bedding; but he
tells me OF many mashed stalks in his stalls I;
said LEAD pencils and broom-sticks won't
mash, and stalks will. Why l could lay
down and go to sleep in there myse T."
Possibly. But I amagine his preference
would say "ground, or bare floor" in less
than eight hours; although his clothes be
thicker than his horses.
He might urge a difference in skin thick
ness. Yes, but repeated observations argue
for the sensitiveness Of the horses neI yes
therefore. OF his flesh and bones.
An unbeliever might be selfconvinced by
an unexpected touch upon some horses
or in position to receive hoof Tesentment)
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-07
GLENDALE.


Well, this is real live town at last Th'
Iong-sought-for Incorporation OF Ellendal'
having become fact last Saturday afternoon
when the people al an election held for thai
purpose voted to accept the law as enacted
by the legislature Incorporating the town
The fond dreams are reality, and after SC
many bitter contests the better class OF the
citizens headed by Dr. SAMSON, the Reed Bro
thers and the business people have won. The
vete cast was 30 for acceptance and only J
against. The minority are kicking now over
a technicality, which says that a majority OF
the voters in the town limits decides; but they
are licked and spiteful growing won't heal
the trouble for them. The situation is now
up to the new officers and their friends. These
men are young. energetic, and the govern
ment Of Glendale is safe In their hands, and
we will go forward to prosperity.
Mr.. Good has moved onto the Robert War
rem farm which he recently purchased. He
will reside with Mr.. Warren until he can
build a new house. BE has recently pur-
chased another ten acres from EllwOod Har-
mon, and on It he is building His family are
visiting In Virginia while waiting for the
new home.
Superstition underies the most of the hu-
man race, and there is adjoining the farm of
the writer huge walnut tree, beneath which
are several large holes. Tre holes are dug AT
night by the snperstitioRs who have been
told that wealth was buried there many
years ago by an Elisha Millman. who was one
of the many negro traders. Could this tree
speak 1t would tell of night tolls by some who
we would least suspicion Of believing in these
tales of mythology. Some OF the sights al
legged to have Deen seen about this spot are
Interesting because Of their ridiculOusness.
The many changes by the late Wilmington
Conference was no more keenly felt than here
at Elendaie. We had hoped that the Rev. |
Taylor would be returned, as be had WOE the |
regard and respect OF all who came in con-
tact with him. His successor will receive a |
warm welcome, aRd we hope that be may /
soon enjoy the same high respect of the peo-
pie. as did his predecessor, Mr. Truitt, the
new pastor, made a favorable i'm preston last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Holger, OF Philadelphia,
are visiting her parents here.
Daniel Armstrong, OF Salisbury Md. has
been here this week. He has purchased a
new saw mill and placed 1t in the NAPLES
tract, where the timber will be cut and
worked into mine props.
Joseph Welch is convalescent from tedious
case Of rheumatism.
W. S. Dickerson was thrown and badly
bruised by a wild and unruly horse, which
he recently brought from the city.
Mrs Anna Mary Wallace entertained on
Tuesday the school maIm and other friends
at a Swedish dinner in the style Of her old
mother country; which was a novelty and
much enjoyed. PAUL PRY.
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-07
BOWERS.

The efficiency ofthe Bowers Fire Depart
ment was put to a test last Saturday, when
flames we're discovered coming from Enos
Williams large chicken hatchery. When
the alarm was sounded, the full company
was soon on the grounds, and while Chief
Engineer John Wyatt managed the pumps,
Capt. John Galloway assumed charge of the
hosemen; an abundance OF water was soon
being played upon tine fire, which was soon
under control. The fire was caused by the
explosion Of lamp under an incubator. Al.
though the incubator was about One-ha'f
consumed, yet the eggs were shortly after
ward placed in another incubator, and at
this writing are Matching the same as II they
had not been disturbed.
Shad are becoming more plentiful Fred
BOyoe and George Paris caught So on one
tide on Tuesday.
Dennis Ross and Walker Gibson caught
shad which weighed 10 pounds 4 ounces.
Misses Bertha Eskridge and Sallie Master,
OF Milford, were entertained by Miss Virginia
S4levan last Saturday and Sunday.
Gu to Mt 'lber Of visitors were at Bowers
Last sunday.
A number Of CHRoNICLE readers have in.
q aired Of your correspondent for information
as ta the resideace of Uncle Thomas" Some
s,,y .'RirkbriIe," others "Farnhurst." But
my guess is Turtleville.
Pierce & Carmean,of Milford, are putting
down "a drive well on the sipple Beach-which
Is across MurderlSill river to Bowers. This
will be a great convenience to Milford people
that desire a shorter drive to Bowers.
The casino" opens Monday evening, April
gath, with a grand social hop. All Milford
folks are Invited. CHEr
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-07

CA ST RTA.
Bsa-stbe The Kind You Have Always Bought
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-07
ST. JOHNSTORN.

Misses Lille and Katie stayton entertained
Misses Gertrude Rust, Emma Hayes and
Mae Knowles last Saturday and Sunday.
Their gentlemen friends. Messrs. Lion Can
non, win Knowles, Carlos Tatman, Clayton
Elliott, and Lawrence Hayes,called on them
in the evening. AS some ofthe boys came In
their rubber tire runabouts, they wished for
their carriages before going home time, as II
rained very hard. Now boys. don't make
this mistake again, as the girls were very
much sapnainta I'D in their expected ride to
church anu also, you won't have to keep them
y so late, as 10 is hard on the eyes.
It. JOhnatOwn reOrgani8ed their Sunday
S'hOOl last Sunday
George Wiley Is making preparations for
a new dwelling on his fart'
As the spring opens up, he boys ind plenty
Mr.. a, d Mrs. r. e ElIatt spent SUNDAY
with MI george Elliott and wife in Green
WOOi.
Messrs Carlos Tatman and Edgar Isaacs
sp-ut F"iday evening with the Misses Buell.,
near STA louisville.
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-07
Wednesday, April III. 19O5.

commencing at ten o'clock; but If that day be
stormy, then sale on next clear day.
sorrel Mare, years old Roam Mare, IA years
old fine Cow
Farm Wagons and Implements.-A two-horse
Farm Wagon a Heavy Spring Wagon Horse
Cart aud Harness; a Dayton; a York Carriage
two Peach Racks; set Wagon Springs; set
Wagon Harness a set of Double Harness; a set
Dearborn Harness a lot Of Plow Harness; a Grain
Drill Garden Drill flaming Mill Moving
Machine Cider Mill Corn Shelter a Wheel
barrow Seed S0wer Fertilize Sower a Wheel
barrow a Grindstone Bone Mill a Sweet Po-
tatO Harrow 2 2HOfse PlOw; two small Plows
two Cultivators; two Iron Harrows one Iron-edge
Drag lot OF shOyes, forks, hoes, etc. lot Of 6bas-
ket Carriers.
stands OF Bees lot OF Vinegar Baue's; 40 Gal
Ion Pot lot Wire Sprayer; Peach Ladders a
ParlOr Coal Stove one Oil Stove.
TERMS ALI sums Of $40 and under cash over
that amount credit OF nine months by purchaser
giving note with approved security
WILLIAM II. BUELL..
W. T. Paryis, Auctioneer.
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-07

got big days's work on hand for tomorrow
we both worked too hardi but we got through
that job, aud good sleep'll make us all right
Echo whisper "right," but mercy thunders
'wrongF' III their beds be unshredded corn
stalks).
o, men with human hearts
q, men with horses to drive
1t isn't stones your bruising up
But fiesh-and much alive!
A. TURNER.
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-07

Trappers who trap for otters, report the
catch 10 be very small, They think the most
OF them have emigrated. Years ago they
were very plentiful in ponds and branches in
lower Delaware. VIM. Reed, farmer aud
trapper living near NAPLES Mill, In Sussex
county, says that he counted eleven otters
at one time about fifteen years ago below
NAPLES Mill
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-07
Public Sale.

Having sold my farm. will sell the following
personal property at public sale at my home one
quarter Of Il mile from Stayt0nsvile on the road
leading from Milford to Greenwood, on
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-07

Mr.. EDITOR MANY Of your readers may
disagree with you, in having headed my let
ter ION shredded corn fOdder) as lift contained
even Little Common Sense"
One Of your friends called me to account
concerning my words as to stalk bedding.
wrote this:
Live flesh and bones Coften more bones
than fiesh) petition for It's use in the bed
rooms OF bedded stock. And many agree
with me, that the men using common un.
shredded cornstalks for bedding, would be
more thoughtful, after being bedded npon
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fright would be otherwise consequent. And
the man get down and stand reassuring before
It, where and when It would be helpful.
"And the finest fellow OF all would be the
one who could be glad to have lived because
the world was chiefly miserable, and his
life had come to help some one who needed
it," T. H. MALONE.
Milford chronicle., 1905-04-07
Charming Hats
Displayed.

Our millinery department is at its
best and so busy that the showing
of hats is necessarily almost new each
morning. We anticipated a big mill
linery business, but we must admit
that our efforts were severely taxed.
But we got more trimmers and so we
are once more ready to face about.
Our advice to you if you swish a new
hat for Easter is to place your order
NOW. We can surely suit you. So
many shapes, color effects and ways
of trimmings that there is surely a
hat to suit every face. We can't be-
gin to describe them, but we can in
vite you to come in and see them.
Small and medium hats are the la
test evOlvement- plateaus, twisted,
turned, held in some saucy turn-up
shape and worn a-tilt as a rule. The
governing impulse in all the new
shapes though is the tricorne--
adopted, modified. You wish to
keep in touch with the newest ?
Then come here.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-21
Notice Of F0 feifnre.

To FRANK TREMMEL, his heirs and assigns:
You are hereby notified, that have expend-
ed, during the years of 1903 and 1904, in labor
and Improvements upon the September mining
claim situated on Florida mountain, in Carson
mining district, Owyhee county state OF Idaho,
penditure was made in order to hold the said
claim under the provisions Of Section 2324 Re
vised Statutes of the United States. and amend
ments thereto, concer ing labor upon mining
claims, being the amount equired to hold the
said claim for the period ending December 81,
1904, and If, within ninety days from the SER
vice of this notice, (or within ninety days after
this notice by publication) you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion OF such expendi-
ture as a co-owner, your interest, (being an UNI
divided one-third interest in said claim. will
become the property of the subscriber, under
said Section 1924.
Dated at Silver City, Idaho, February IA, 1905.
JOSEPH HOLLAND,
First pub. in Nugget Feb. II. 1906