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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-13

Ellis Jaggs" is working the needle
over time in Slopville. The following
is his latest stunt in the Right OFF
the Needle" junk:
Joy I'm Cairo.
There is joy in Cairo, where
The Perfects now reign supreme,
We did not do thing unto
The would-be champion team.
Reading late dispatches from
Old Danville dark and drear
We note few signs of cheeriness; its
Different all round here.
The fun is just beginning.
For Dithridge's men are winning.
And they're going to win today's
game.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-13

Totals . 80 3 Sh27 ~ 3
Inn. 2 i5s6 rs Or h G
Win. 80 % l 20 0 10 Oh G 2
Pad. =. o o 20 0 o 1913 s 3
Earned runs, Paducah. 3. Two
base hits, Mattison. Taylor. Stolen
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-13
A Tots View Of Art.

A lover of rare old china had a
collection that was the envy of her
visitors. One day a little girl came
with her mother for call. and. be-
ing seated In the living room. won
deringly eyed the array OF antique
dishes.
The hostess was much pleased al;
the child's evident admiration Of her
treasures. and said: "Well. nay dear.
what do you think OF my chlna?"
The child looked up and pity was
in her eyes as she asked: Hasn't you
dot any pantry?"- New York Press.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-13

rsrsa"e Nosuefs anu rhaihrsa'
The Old Standard Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic drives out malaria
and builds up the system. Sold by all
dealers for 81 years. Price SO cents.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-13

"Algy, don't you find married liz
more expensive than baehelorhood?"
"Well. It may be more expensive
than rigidly single life. but it's cheaper
than courtship. Chicago Tribune.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-13
Cairo Ties I'm for Lead.

Cairo. ILL.,. June 13.-The "Barons'
tied up yesterday with the WORTHLESS
for first place. The game was close
and well played, the locals punching
hits when needed. Both pitchers
were in excellent trim, but Morgan
had the better part of the argument
Both pitchers figured in the hitting
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-13

Holycross and Wade
Morgan and Searles.
Umpires-Bush and Powers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16

eessn be A~nioenbung Der Miftsl ni6ts
eineefpenbet fperOen. Der maBasbenbs
@efi6tspuntt 1T, baB Der @eTunbbeitss
5uitanb Der Goniumenten ni6t gei9G,
btst pi,b.
Streng 1T bus @eIeb betreffs bsr
Oroguen. reipettibe Qr3neimitteI. 6ier
lit iebe 8GlIdung bsrbotsn an6 aIs foIs
DIE gill, tUenH Elm StOf unter eiRsm
n Der PbdrmatOpos dnssgsbenen Ras
men OertuuIt pirb unb Der BARN bprs
,eI9rtebenen SuaIitdt ni9t on StGrte
tn0 Reinbeit glei6tommt. @riaB bAr9
:inen anOsren Stoff iit sdn5Ii6 aus
lei4lOiien. 9ie Rotbnenbigteit iol6sr
Strenae lei9t auf Der 6anb. SreenS
pelde Jdli6uns in bieier SinIi9t 1T
lreDeIbaites Spiel nit Dem Meni6en.
ieten, gu DeIfen grbaltung IS oft bars
luf untOmmt, buB nit ben Msbitas
nenten gerube Die beItimmts, pom arSs
ls beubTi6tists @irfung er5islt pir6.
9lu6 benz 3uderpsrt 1T bsionOers 9lGs
lung setoibmet. Bel benz maiienbdfs
len 9erbrau4 non ganOp bisr5ulanbs
1T IS notbpsnOig, burauf gu a6tsn.
buB an STEELE bon 3uder unb Mebl
leins Gtoffe tpie Sierra alba, garD..
3dIt unb 10 lueiter unb our GGr6ung
feline 9iftigsn prdparate sebruudt
iperben.
Mdn iOllte meinen, cine Masregel
nit iol6en 8sItimmuneen miibte an
ItdnbIOs i'm aongreb bur6gebsn. Dor.
Tiger Sspburn eripartet dber bartnGdi'
gen DiSeritunb BON Seiten Der unebrs
lifsn 5a6ritdnten. llnb bieier 1T lin
10 i6ipierigsr gu brefen, ols iie fel6it.
ni6t nit pffenem 8iIir
fonbern 81 binterliitigen
5attiten s~rsifen, bic nit Der @epiiiens
lciigteit ibrer Gei6Gftsmetboben inn
Gintldng iteben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
S4G4unsca uaO Gagr.sa.s.

Der 9OngrsB lit Oasu ba, BEN aus:
eeIprodenen 8ilIsn oes Bottles in bic
Sbdt um5uieben. Qber es nimmt Of.
ldnge, bis inn bas gelingt, benn Der
GinfIub Der priboten SnterefIsn 1T,
falls Tie nit jenem i'm @iDerfpru9
iteben, i'm .britteR" SduTe, Der 2obbp,
ni6t ieIten mddtig genrg, bic beIt=
ecmeinten Q6Ii9tsn gum SGsitern gu
tringeu. giner Der pielen 8epeiIe oas
fir bieten bic Mnbnabmen gegen
Robrungsmittslfdli@ung, zines Der
IdIimmttsn llebel. bic lid in bic qros
button eingsI9liGen baben, unb bas
oenno9 unbebinbtrt fortpudsrt, iuei.
benz oardus entIpringenben profit iu
piele 9etriebe 9ulbieen, bic i'm StanDs
limb, ibren Ginflub auf bic Sorgrabs
mitgIiecer CUR @cltung gu briugeu.
Stddtli9e @eisbe gegen bas llsbel lpsrs
Zen nit mebr oOer minoersm Grfolcs
buragefiibrt, all Die Dur3eI Tam i6H
dber nlr segargsn iueroen, penn ole
8unbeSregieruug trdft i6rer Modtbes
fugniB i'm 5pii1enItoatli9en gertebr
Die @eIammtfnntrolle iibernimmt.
Die Sep6urn Bill, bic iebt benz
9nuIe pOrliegt, miro nun bereits gum
britten Mdle CUR 8%eratbuna geItellr.
3peima! lit lie i'm 5duIe dngenommsa
fuorben, dber auf Nem Dege bur9 oeE
Sendt bur9 Matcuidaften Der be-
treffenosH Sntereiien liegen g%e6Iieben.
Sic 1T BON perI6ieOenen 9eridmms
Iungen, bic fir Die 9eipsguug sintrds
ten. bon mebi5inii6en linb SanitGtss
Iereinigungen. BON Iderbau : 9es
purtement unb anberen befiirpprtet
fucroen, barrt d6er INNER nod Der 3ua
Thinning bes oeIdmmten &onQreiies.
0dbei 1T Tie bur6dus ni6t rdoitdI,
inbem Iie etipa bic 9%erpenbung bon
Surrognten berbSte; iie 16liebt muir
bic no.. lid sciunobeitsI6Gbli6en
Stoffe aus unb bsrlangt our Glider.
fteIlung bes tonIumieren6en pnbIis
tums ni9t msbr Gls bob GrtiteI bic
Nu6abmungsn Der e9ten barfsllsn,
GuBerli6 nu9 10 eetsnn3sidnet iinb.
Msr 3. .. Gi6Orien unb anbere &af.
feeIurrosate taufsr mill, foil bdsu lius
eebinbert Gelegenbeit Daben, nllr IOls
len bieTe Stoffe niht ais reiner unpers
fdli4ter aaffee gu benz fir Iol9en sels
ten0en YreiIe benz &Gufer aufeeI9nins
belt psrSsn. Gum Sdube bss publis
fums Toll folder S9ptnbel itreng bes
frdft perben; I'm erIten 8etrstunsss
fulle 1T cine Strdfe BON 5000 pOrees
ieben, i'm interchangeable BON
$500 unb @efinsnib. Die abli9t it
ni4t, ben RleirberfGufsr su I9ubriss
geIn ober BEN 8ladmaiIer dusSuIebsn.
Wenn CT ft9 BON benz Aeenten oper
@robbdnoler, pon benz er feline Waare
be5iebt, einsn @druntief9sin betreffs
Retnbeit berTelben geben IGbt, 1T er
Dor Strofe eeiihsrt. bic Resierung
bGlt fi9 bonn an ben ausfeller bes
S@eines, Den SIsifdberpudern foil
aud ni6t tpeb eetbGn psrosn. Menn
fie 8Ordr OOer fOnIttse prGfsrbatiO.
mittel auipsnbsn, Tim lire Daars Dot
benz 9erberben gu i@iibsn, bisIe StOfs
fe uber BEL Der reconsideration Be-
baHblung in Der Slide, bur@ 0dI1tn
unb 10 peitsr. sntFsrHt iperbsn tSnnsu.
cher Der Slsif9er, ebe ct bas Gleil9
sauf ben 5ddtlrb bringt, bic Gntfsrs
Iauur Der @tOffe ieIbft beioTat 70 ptrb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16

Qrei 6sfdlporene nit elmer fIcinen
&ldI DE Gbdmberlain's Gcibpeb,
Cholera unO Ourtfall 1fleSisiu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
eteuer.9 r afeberser.

Dab Die 9sute ni9t germ Steuert
sGbIsn. 1T cine ults 36atiaGe. Dag
bodangsiebsne unO rei6e 2eute 5alI9s
sioe iGp0ren. Inn ft9 Dor Steuer5ab,
lrnaen 5u Oriiden. 1T aud nidts
Reues. Der giS Ite6t Gier3ulanc, ia
niebrig i'm &urs unb lper bate Bis iebt
stpus oapon geb0rt, baB Elm Rsider
peaen Q6i9pOrsns BON Steue:n auf
Wleinei0 prOcsifirt unb p~erurt6eitt
pOrben ndre. DAB bur4 bic Gtentr.
hinter8iebunaen rei9er 2suts bic sbrlis
den Steucr3abler Iopiel b0bsr 5elnitet
iperOen, liegt auf Der 9aHo. Sn @rob
gfep Dort liesen bic SteuerliIteH nun
Dem pubiifum our Ginii4t Dor. Die
GinihdBuugspertbe iinO ieit lsBtsm
Sabre beSeutenb geitie9en unb 6e;ifFen
lid uuf 511 ,290,975 Dollars meEr ols
i'm Iebten Sabre, bon benen raro 50
Willionen auf perTonlidss Gig.rt9um
%tntfuIlen. Die Reip Dorter 3"eitun9sn
brin9en lonss Giiten bon rsi6sn 2eus
ten, tpelfs lsbtes Sdbr Der perIrrals
SeIteuerung gang unb gar entgangen
limb, bieIes Sabr aber nit peri0nliGen
germDaen BON 100000 big 5u elmer
MilIion Dollars our Steuer berdn9es
Scgen porben fino. Sc Iin6 ibrer iiber
bunoert, bdrunter aud Sobn .. Rode
teller, Der Siingere, Der 3utert0nll
Sapemeper u. u. 9egsn 200 Gedos
uen nit BerionuIs@ erm0gen BON lCO,s
COO bis ~ msbrsren Millionsa fino
reu CUR 9eIteusrun9 b~erange3ogen pols
Ten. Qaffalleno, bdB in Der M.ittios
ndrsItaOt gtep 0ort nur bic feline .3e9l
pcn fie6en 2suten nit einem Berionuls
ti9entbum ron elmer MilIion uno oars
ii6er 3ur Steusr perunIaBt Dptpm
iinb. 0ieie iieben iino Qnbrep Sdrs
neate nit s Miaionen Dollars, sSoaa
3. ROdsfeller unO Ruiiel Sage nit Ie
Stuei Wtlionsn, @lice uuo SO. s.. Ban
oerbilt, MatbilOe 3iegler unS 5rant}s
&Ing0en NIT ie elmer Nlillicn.
Der reihs Yierppnt Morgan, Nm.
GOdefeller, 9enrp 3Oeers, Sas. 6ilI,
@lfrsO unb Cornelius 8dnSerbilt,
Sobn Sucob aItor, gtuguit 8sImon:,
e. s.. Sdrrimdn. Der StabIma0nat
6snrb s. Srid II. a. betdnnte Millios
mare iinb nur nit 100, 1000 Biz 400,
COO Dollars perfondlpermogen Jur
Stsuer bsrdngeSogen. Mer nun elaubt,
bah bds auf ben Steuerliiten ita6eaSe
Gi9entbum i'm Wertbe BON 1892, 2t9.s
1877 Dollars ali berIteuert niro, Der
tsftnbet fih in einem grOBen Srrtbum.
GOn benz Grunbeigentbum in Der ioGEe
bon $500 Millionen pirb bic Steues
tprbl beSGblt peroen; anbers T.9t e3
nit benz Reconsideration. Die
SteusrIiften Iiegsn bis gum 1. Ipril
ouF unb his babin iusrben bic Rs;1sa
Nep Doris in belIen S9anren ailf
BEN Steuer : 9ureaus erfdeinen uro
cbi9p0ren. 0as 1T air bic Sa6te Der
70 sebdIten tporben, unb bisies sSabr
tpirO feline ausndbme MAIDEN. 2Bte
ptele Salf9eibe Od gef9porsn per6sn.
bGrum tiimmsrt fi9 Riemonb.
Den observation-disclosures t0nnte
tpObI Elm Rie9sl pOrgeI9oben tperbsn,
tpenn fie burd empfinbIi6s Strofen
eeubnbet piirOen, bas Seransisben gu
flint Biz Sebnfd9em Stsuerbstrdse,
ALIEN bnrdn TT nod ni9t 81 ben.sn.
Groft lit Srumpf. linb Sa Ipri4t
mon In Der 9reffe 70 pieI unb Ials
bunsspOIt bon benz mG9tieeu .Grfpas
den bes rffentlt6en 9efpiffsns".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16

,Sldi dc 0hdmberldin'S Seibpeb,
Cholera urt6 Ourtfdll : 2Me6i;in
pom Gbolere 1norbus 9ebciIt.
Scr u. 8. 5Otuler 6igbtOuer,
alu, ers1hlt cine @rfnbrune bic &c
modte, mdbren0 er ale @elhwores
ner in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
&bnarOSuiue, Sreisbaupthaot pom
aretie GiebOurne, ata., fiaurirte. Gr
inat. r&,1breub id bort mar, OBJ idl
etmaS ifiides unb aud 8urhF5leiidj.
Das bel MIR @bolern Wtorbus IN Iebr
ihlimmer 5orm neruriadjte. SD
inblte ara elenb uno ititfte nad) eis
uer aemiHea GbOlera . 9ieoisiu, HIATT
oeiien inu6te mir Der GpOtbeter cine
5laihe &bamberlain's 9eibueb, @bos
iern nnO 9urbfaa yieOtsin nit benz
Bem1rten, bob er ons @ewinIhte
Bate, mir nbel in 6Ulpe Der st,
prDbtbeit oieies 6eilmittelS, porSD1e
mir lesteres gu ihiden, on er iiir
beiien unfeblbnre aur earnntire. Sd
untm cine GOie Oauen uno fiblte in
flnf @tnuteH better. Ole ,rpeite
3oie bette mid ednsli6. 8uei
UlitaeihnOrene litten in berielben
Beiie uno cine flint unO Stunnsie
Gent Slnlhe beilte uns aue brei.
Gum 8erfnuf BEL @nlier Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16

@euuue GusIunft hber gaF.
iase. Transportation ablobrt
Der 0ampildifs, II. {. No.,
3idets fir anjateus nno 3wi-
ihenoeds. gohasiersn via Rstp
gort roer Baltimore ptn uno
nod iraenO eInem GItt europa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
ainbli6.s @pisl.

arat (Su ben ainOern elmer betunn'
ten Ganilie): 81, 70. ibr fpisIt 0Ot'
tor; ME maGt i6r b.nn base" - alei'
lsr 5riB: Dem Gilbert, Der germ Sbes
irintt, fbu' i6 i'm perbistsn, unb Der
alara, bic fsinen mag, thu i@ Sbee
nerfhreibeni"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
9obel.

GngIdnber: rSubs blOb Sunbsrts
murti9ein BEL mir, tGnnsn sic tpeG'
ftln9" - 9roi9tentuti6er: pHein."-
Gngldnber: n@ut, bdnn fubren sic
mid 70 Innse berum, bis bic 100 Nt.
ebgefabrsn finb."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
m.rtparOissr eeIdaffsOsrtsbr.

aobn: Baden Sit aud Gsi9Gftt
nit Isibsliobn unS S9mubG9"-eeDt:
sin nHb pitbsr.@ &obn: uWie
Sin uno pisbtr9a = 2sOi: rRd,
mer I6ide linen @aars bin unb tie
l4iasn 70 uus pitbsr."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
St. gRitsift.

otter Serr: .6aben sic Sints, bic
no9 Ginger 3eit bsrI9tpinbet9"- Der
gambler: nSapobI. sic poIlsn tpObI
Sbren 2isbes6risfen fiber ssben2"
- Utter Serr: % nein, i9 beabfi9p
tiee meitsr SoHter dls Mitgift einen
S9ed iiber 10000 Mt. su s.ben.-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
@6laosnbsr gspeis.

2iGter; ,Qgarum baben sic S6ren
grinsipoI sei6ldgen?"- GngstIdgter:
rGr bat mid einen 6legsl es6eibsn uno
ha bab' i1 tbn gleia geOrOf4en,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
,,RGttGtG nsIn LG6eR"

9aS ia9te Gin beruOrra9enOer
Ipotbcter Dor Sturgeon fiber Scott's
Gmlllicn. @ewObnli9 bcnueen mir
iOeosr, nod bcjieben mir uts aui
3er9niiie, iuenn mir gum Bublis
tint ipredcn ; allein Obi9e unS
dbnli6c Scmertunsen tuerben 70 oft
in SrrbinOun9 nit GcOtt's Gmuls
ion 9etban, bab iie ipobl elmer ses
le9entli9en Grtpd6nung iuert6 iinS.
Bon Der &inObeit an bis gum
@~reiienalter empfieblt iid @cOtt's
enInliiOn ais Elm ;uuerlaifses
Utittel, iln9eiunbe urS idwa6e
Gntnideluns 5u beieitisen, inbem
iie @eWi6tsOcrlult unb Sitalitat
,picOer beritellt rnb ~9lbSe9runs pers
binOcrt. Sa8 @irfcn BON Scott's
GniuliiOn 1T ebenlO iuenig Gin Sc
bciulniB uie Die j3uIammcniceuns
Der GnruliiOn ielblt. @as lie be-
iuirtt, 9ti4ie6t Our6 9iabrung =
bic Sorte Nabrun9, Die in gep69ns
fiber Speiie ri9t entbalten 1T.
Stin Spitem lit ;u idwa6 oOcr
gu rnipfuOlid, I'M nidt GcOtt'S
GatuliiOn %einucbmen gu fSnnen unN
SaUOn 0fnten 3t 3ieben.
&ir iGiden Gu@ cine SrObs frei.
B !: !. !. !: !: !: J: !: !. !. ]. ! !. !. |. : .: !. !. !. !. :: !: !. !: !: !: !: !:
a n attet 0arnuf, oab Oitits
TGsA Bib in Der 6Orm zines
az VA Gtitetts auf BEN llmi6lag
RNkhA ieOer 6lai6e Stott's GmiI.
EIg& g fiOn 1T, bic SIR fault.
&lT\}V Scott & Bovine,
nv ltS> 9bemiier,
4NA 400 EsurI Strtst,
< Eep BORT.
so Gents unO 500; aue gpot6eien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16
@6l,6t ausasSrHdts aass.

.qfut, Idams Did, eIs@sn! Sn
Deinsm Utter babe i'd ME ~stIussn!"-
On peIfsm Utter bait Du bsnn uHae,
Fons,n, Wama6tng-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-16

Banter: rUleine SO9ter srbdlt sus
n66It bunbsrttauIeno Mart unb bas
@oppelte mad meinem Sobel@ = 8es
tuerber: LIMB lpunH biirfte bas stlpa
ising1
Milford chronicle., 1906-10-12
Milton NEWS.

Professor P. S. Wigus, of Georgetown,
representing the Milton Electric Light
Company, informs the writer that the
company is now laying the poles, and
advancing the work as fast as the material
san he gotten on the ground. Prof Will
gus has been in town over three weeks in
die interest of the company. He has
rented Irwin Keys storehouse, the for
mer property of David Lohand, on Fed
eral street Mr.. Wigus took possession
Of the property in the name Of the COM
pany on Monday, and will use it as an
office, and a depot of supplies. This
thng has been in abeyance SO long that
The Milton correspon lent had been dis
2u'ted with speculations and probabii-
les. The above report comes from head
quarters, and will-in all probability
materalize.
Turpentine, as has been demonstrated.
Is used Tor mor1 purposes than the cure
OF frosted feet. Witness, few chickens
IN a neighborly yard dog suddenly
Milford chronicle., 1906-10-12
GLENDALE.

Er. Walter KEYS, of this town, died at
a hospital in Trenton, New Jersey, last
week. He was a gentleman of intelli-
gence, and an entertaining companion.
and came here a few years back. He
purchased the Welch farm, at New Mar
ket, where he ma his home in the win
ter and travelled all summer with nat.
lent medicine show selling a microbe de-
st er Of some kind, which was of his
own manufacture. His field was princi
pallY in the north and northeast He
hal started home and was taken in on
the Vav, passing away as above stated
W 5 Dickerson. his trusted and confid-
entlal friend, who has been in charge of
ms affairs here, has taken out administra-
ton papers on the estate, and on the 23rd
2t October will sell his personal effects.
1t Will be large sale of fine household
Milford chronicle., 1906-10-12

articles, and there are many valuable
things to dispose of.
Mrs. Emma Blades, administrators,
will sell the home farm of 40 acres, known
as the Millman home, at public sale in
Milford on the 9th inst, Saturday. 1t
is located near this place.
neat home has been commenced for
James Wilson on his land recently pur-
chased from the Laundry sale.
A new tenant house is being built by
Wilbur Deputy, who will build a larger
house on the Warren tract.
While chopping last week, Burt Mill
man split deep cash in one of his feet.
4 traction engine broke down last Sat
u'dav in Glendale, and a. horse driven
by ladies was badly frightened at it. The
Milford chronicle., 1906-10-12

I On Wednesday evening of last week
" j. Stevens, deputy grand master al I.
~. y. r., IN stalled officers, No.l7. Z Il
Mr.. Robert BlOeksOm, of Magnolia.
$dY Y5re entertained by Joshua Carey
and wife on Sunday. They returned to
their home on Monday.
Alfred Ii Lotland, famiiarlv known
as Doc, and owner Cf the brick ward
near town, is laviug the foundation of a
dive 'iHg Oa Ciioa st ct, north. 1t wifi
be Of brick.
Joseph Walls is at work on one of his
outbuildings on Union street and Fosque
| Avenue.
7. ). Hart, owner and proprietor of
the Hart House, will raise a story on his
dining room department, 2l ft. X % feet
| Tins Is done to make room for the in
crease OF business in the boarding line.
Mary G. Jones' wife of James Jones.
died at the home of her daughter. Mrs,
John Walls, Jr., in Prime Hook on
Thursday, aged So years and 9 months.
Funeral services were held at Slaughter
Neck Church on Sunday morning bv the
Rev. j. w. Prettyman, and interment
made in the cemetery of that church by
5. j. Wilson & Son. /
Miss Lettie Black and Miss Laura NJ. !
Conner left on Wednesday for Federals- !
burg, Md as delegates to the Dover Dis.
trlct EpWorth League Convention. Rev.
Coursey went on Thursday.
Some time ago We informed the people
that Mr.. John Ellingsworth, merchant.
had sold his stock Of his goods ana zone
out OF buslnts IS. We had this information
from the best Of authority But his signs !
are stlll out at the old place of business
ana II we have misinfOrmed the people
1t is not our fault.
On Monday morning Milton was in
turmoil OF excitement and trepidation.
when ''old glory" was run up from the
nag pole IN front of the schoo! house
upside down." The query went run
llng. through the lines, "what is the mat
err After starting around to see what
vas the matter. we noticed the flag had
een hauled down. 1t went up again all
lght. 1t was a mistake.
Lots OF pears are still being hauled 10
ne station. and shipped away. They
)me mostly from Slaughter Neck.
James ElllngswOrth is having his dwell
lg repalnted on Union street, north.
Much fertilizer is being sold in town
e present tall, indicatiye of large
eding.
Parties from the country, who are en-
geG IN the evergreen business, are buy
z lockwood from private gardens in
Fn OF the tenants. When this is found
by the landlords, there may be some.
ns said.
conversation with P. J. Hart regard
ne " #. flag pole raised at his hotel
forms me it is a Judge Marvel pole
the 9th of November. After that
belongs to him.
raj people from Milton propose t. II
the l26th Barratts Chapel anniver- q
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turning three somersaults bi
lrate wOman-a scared mn
tableauX, on Federal street.
We are interested in the ney
Judge Marvel has gone to Was
secure the services of some j
orators to convass Delaware in
est. We have been acquainted
ex-Judge for over thirty years.
ways thought he had conhded
own abilities. DR.. Hiram Burtt
present Representative and nomin
the second term, will do his work
self, and proposes to get there al
same.
The "call," " manifesto" or cal
what YOU will, is an astounding appea
the negro race made by q. W. c. Jasc
OF State College, Dover, Del. The writ
has made this appeal several times. an
we are more glad to say we have a mini,
ter here, whose work should be apprt
ciated, and with the school ladv-and W
use the word lady, for all it is worth
they are making Milton, what it shoul
be IN regard to the colored race. Amen
OF this more next week.
Milford chronicle., 1906-10-12

horse reared and fell
vehicle and harness
woman and two chill
road.
The next case was Il
ersOn. who was going
ing q small mule 20 a
with potatoes. The m
finally scattered the 6
but was stopped by SD,
return trip he ran away
home like a good mule 81
damage being done. Tn
PEELED to remove the en-.
The colored folks have
at their church meetir
tinue it over another S
the weather is getting
cool.
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sary next Sunday and hear the Rev. A.
w. Lightbourne delivering one of his
splendid orations.
The fifteenth annual convention of Sus-
sex County Sunday School wall be held
at Delmar Oct % and 30th. Delegates
from Milton churches have not vet been
elected.
r. Davis Carey and sisters of Philadel-
phia, are visiting the old homestead.
Miss Rebecca Coursev. only daughter
OF the Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Il. Coursey,
gave birthday party on Monday even
ing, at which the many friends of the
family were in attendance. d. A.C
Milford chronicle., 1906-10-12

To improve each new season by the experienc
to get the best at the smallest profit makes u
to handle large quantities quickly, means small
this season, now than ever, we fave purchased {
in ql
Milford chronicle., 1906-10-12

OF the past is our duty of the important points is the buvi
NUM- he manuactuer to buy of the manufacturer means danf
ot 70 us put 1t also means greater satisfaction to our custom
ect from the manufacturers therefore position to please
tity, quality and price P }
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Special Sale this week.

Tapestry Table Covers, Tapestry Couch
Covers, tapestry Portieres purchased d;rect
from the largest manufacturer in PhiladeInb;s
and can save to 25c on each dollar investaJ
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Shoes.

Shoes,
direct fror he largest manufacturers in the
East and eSL means a saving to you of
s to 10 per ent.
Hats, ~
direct from the at manufacturer and CAPS
direct from the i cap manufacturer means a
saving to you of to IS per cent
Ladies Tailor Made Suits.
Ladies' Tailor Made u inch long jackets
Ladies Tailor Made 45 inch length plain and
fancy coats Ladies Tailor Made, Plain and
Fancy Skirts. Misses Tailor Made long coats
Misses Tailor Made Fancy Skirts, all pur-
chased direct from the largest and best man
ufacturers, means a saving to you of IS to
20 per cent.
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Carpets,
Velvets MOquettes, Body and Tapestry Brus-
sels, lngrains all WOOL and half wool pur-
CHASED direct from the manufacturers means
saving to you Of to 10 per cent
Furniture,
Parlor Suits. Bed Room Suits, Sideboards
Enamel Beds. Tables, Extension and Parlor
Rockers Dining Chairs, purchased direct from
the largest furniture manufacturers in the
cent. Pi