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Milford chronicle., 1906-08-03
TURTLEYILLE.

There has been several new houses
huilt in our town this year. The most oil
them will be occupied by retired farmers
We extend our right hand to them, and
to business people that will come here
and invest money to help build our town
ND. we extend both hands.
A man in our town wanted me to write
about bis daughter visiting her aunt two
miles away from her home. told him
that l did not want to write any per-
sonal notes as it was news that l wanted
Peter Brockton is a proud man. His
FIRST great great grandchild was born last
week. He has twenty-one children, nine
~ eight grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Our doctors say that they think the
health OF our citizens will be good this
wear as the mosquitoes have taken all the
impurities ont of their blood this summer.
A land agent would do good here as
there is any quantity of land nearby that
needs good selling.
Robert Perkisons boys have been
catching and shipping bull frogs for the
last six weeks. They have shipped over
eighteen thousand to city markets.
One of our merchants closes his store
every afternoon through the months OF
Julv and August and takes two hours OF
needed and merited rest. He says that
it pays.
A number of farmers near here had to
cut their wheat with scythes and cradles
The old STYLE farmers had to come to the
front to do the work, as the up-to-date
ones did not know how to handle the
cradles.
one of our citizens hived thirteen
swarms of wild bees in a swamp neal
here, this spring and summer. He ha'
got them in his front yard, for he says
that tramps are more afraid Of them thar
bull dogs.
Jessie Salison is our champion squire
shooter He has killed nearly two hun
( dred this year. He sold recently siXteeI
hundred pounds of squirrel bones to {
manufacturer of phosphate.
Robert Slimwell is trapping young rae
coons. He dresses them and ships then
TO New York City. They sell for abou
twice as much as the full-grown ones
He has shipped six barrels this summer
and reports them to be very plentiful,
Our band will 90 to BowersiBeach BIZ
Thursday and furnish music for Bilder
back, the most popular hotel proprieto
on the beach, You hNow.
Milford chronicle., 1906-08-03
FROM FREDERICA.

II is with sadness that We record the
death of Miss Cooper Manlove, who
passed to rest early Tuesday morning.
Her death is particularly sad, as she came
home to nurse her mother, who was i'll
with typhoid fever, and soon was i'll with
the dreaded disease. She was loved by
many, and had a sweet sunny nature and
all mourn her departure in the morning
of her life. The relatives have our sin
cere sympathy.
The NJ. f. Sunday School went to
Bowers for the annual picnic. 1t was an
ideal day, and scholars and teachers en-
loved the invigorating breezes, the bath
ing, sailing and other attractions OF this
popular bayside resort.
Frederiea Juniors and Bowers played
ball here last Saturday-score 2 to ! in
favor of Frederick.
Miss Lizzie Lank has returned from
Milton.
George Kirk, of New York, is visiting
Thomas Kirk.
Mrs. Annie Mason and friend, OF Phila-
delphia, are visiting Esq. Davis and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Wilson and baby, OF
Milton, are visiting their parents here.
Dir. and Mrs. VIM. Palmer and Mrs.
Annie Stevenson are visiting in Phila-
delphia.
J. 5. Reynolds is entertaining party
Of friends at Bowers.
Thomas Hudson and family, OF Hous-
ton. have moved here with Mr.. George
Meredith.
! DR.. W. F. Hoey has purchased an
automobile.
Mrs. Annie Lord has improved her
property by having new pavement laid
/ in iron Of her residence.
Mrs. Joseph Lord and children, OF Sea
ford are visiting James Lords wife
Miss Annie Scott, of Bowers, IS visit
ing Miss Gertrude Lewis.
Mrs. Sadie Moore, of Philadelphia, i:
visiting Mrs. A. W. Boone.
Milford chronicle., 1906-08-03
MILTON NEWS.


On Saturday afternoon, in front OF the
Hart House, James A. Marsh Esq, as
trustee for the heirs OF the late Edward
Homes and widow, sold the following real
estate. to witt No /. Containing 241
acres. mostly woodland situated in Broad
kiln Hundred was bought by Anson IT,
Rought. at S24. SO per acre. No. 2. Con-
tanning i acre and 2S perches located IN
Milton, was purchased by G. q. NAPLES
for Sll7.5O. No. 3. Containing As perches
situated on Federal and Sand streets, was
bought by 2. j. Hart for SSO.5O. No. 4
Containing 2l perches, located on Sanu
street was struck off by James ii. NC
Clothin, to himself, at $7l.OO. No. j
Containing so perches, and fronting or
Federal street, encumbered by an Ole
store house, was bought by +. +. Gray al
SAT- 80. No Is. Containing Al perches
and fronting on Chestnut street, improved
by two story dwelling, was BID on ON
James Palmer, at $500
Ii is said the Rev. Edward HeavaloV
Colored, has eloped with Mrs. Mar.
ricketts,, wife of Isaac Rickets, also colore'
and both OF near Milton. The womai
leaves a husband and five children, N
Youngest Q mere babe and the Rev. &c
leaves the sills and foundation OF pro
Dosed church. He carries with him IN
CONTEMPT of the better element OF M
race. and the sincere wishes OF the com
munity that he may never return.
The Wagamon brothers are buylni
large quantities of wheat at their nou
mill. ,a
A new gutter has been made at tn
confluence OF Manship Avenue VIII
Chestnut t-eet.
Mrs. J hn Cottrell and daughter o
Wilmington aIe visiting friends ..
Wells Wilson and Miss Edna WllsoI
children Of the Rev. WV. Wilson, o
New Haven. Conn. are the guest OF thel
uncle.s :. J. Wilson and family.
Mrs. Simesters address at the NJ. =
Church, on Thursday evening was wei
attended, and much enjoyed.
John G. Ellingsworth, after being Il
business for sixteen years, has sold hl
stock OF goods to L. H. Strauli, OF Fhiia
delphia. Mr. Ellingsworth will abandon
the mercantile business, and, making hl
home Till in Milton, will take some um
for rest and recuperatiOn before engagln
I'm any other business. Mr. Strauit ma
boxed and shipped the purchased goods
to Philadelphia.
DR.. r. +. Wilson while driving lur
Ously. on Union street on Thursday col
lded with the carriage Of David simpler
Wilson had two wheels smashed, SIN
Dler's carriage was slightly damaged; an
the trip to Milford had to be abandoned
The barge Rambo, Captain Rogers,
the Broadkin with load OF lime.
After building 9. fire in the oil stove j
William Mears barber shop, on Thursda
the attendant went out, and stayed to
Milford chronicle., 1906-08-03
Mad Dogs.

This is the season Of the year wnsI I
dogs NAV be expected to be affected
bv rabbies, and while there haV' , 49,
No cases to come under our personai
observation, and in fact none known % .
sSist here. this article is written as
warning to the dog owners and tne ci.i. ~
zens to beware of such animals II
dog is noticed to act in suspicious
roenner to the owner or citizen, the
case should at once be reported 70 .he
town authorities 50 that it may oe IN
vestigated, thereby giving protectlon 70
the people.
Milford chronicle., 1906-08-03
Here and Thers.'

Csnteloupes seld in Milf I'd marAe''
for so cents basket last Saturday
Mrs. Richard Horton, of Jamaica
Long Island, and Mrs. Rose are Visi'-
inc Mrs Cosulky, of Lincoln
James Hall has closed his nour ~ -.
feed exchange at FarmingtOn and .i.'- ao-
cepted a position with W. A. HargSu,n' .oa,n'
~ FaIton as -four salesman for Deia-
ware and Maryland.
Milford chronicle., 1906-08-03

ong. When he returned the stove was
was melted.
Lavinis walk leading to the camp
has been cleaned of grass; the
tents on the ground have been white
washed and repaired, and other things
have been done necessary to the conVeh-
ience of those who may patronize the
meeting. The camp will open on Satur-
dav, There will be no services at the
NJ. E. Church on the next two sundays,
the congregation having been invited ana
will ACCEPT the invitauOh, to Visit the
camp. Rev. r. L. Coursey lett on
Monday to visit several camp meetings III
his native State. Maryland.
Several persons whose names appear on
the church record, embraced Sunday TO
/ visit Rehoboth How does this compost
with the Sunday train question "
consistency thou art jewel r. MN
Mrs Fred Welch and child, OF Fhlia-
delphia. are visiting friends. ~.
Anderson 4 Co., will be in Milton about
the 10Th to get the river cannery IN ordei
for the seasons work.
An angel is wanted to teach a country
scbool near town must be of the mascu.
line gender, and possess other celestIal
nnatities. Apply to the committee.
George KINNEY, Jr., OF Philadelphla
is Milton visitor. .
Mrs. Annie Musgrove, OF Milford, Is
q ouest of Mrs. P. j. Heart.
The Shirt factory Will close on Satur-
dav for two weeks vacation ana 70 give
the employees chance to attend camp
and the beach. ~, -. ,o.,
The crossing on Mullbery street neal
Broad, in north Milton, has oeen raised
The "big sale'' OF Robert Collins Whlcn
was expected to bring an overpluss q 0l
people to town, is over, No other MI
ion merchant will be likely to duplicate
AR. Collins experience.
Ii is rumored Captain George +. Mcgee
is a candidate for the nomination iol
Governor. on the prohibition ticket
We have not a particle Of doubt, but
Captain Mcgee vo,.d poll as many votes
las any other man, vino might be nomlna
ted on that ticket. Yet, we slncerely y
hone Captain Mcgee will not allow hl'
name to be used in that connection. lie
rs too good man to be set up merly tc
be knocked down.
Mrs Matilda A. Conway, vile OF the
Rev. w n. Conaway died at Salem Nd
of cancer OF the stomach, aged n years
The remains were brought to this town
lon the noon train of Tuesday, aud after
funeral services at the VI. +. Church, by
Presiding Elder Morgan, was deposited
In the N. Z. Cemetery, by j. B. Atkins
Mrs Carrie johnson has had a ney
brick walk laid on the north side OF he
residence on Federal street. D.A,C.
George A. Anthony, living at Anth
Milford chronicle., 1906-08-03

Misses Mary Morris and Delems An,
drews have returned from an EXTENDED
visit to Sharptown and Deals Island.
Mrs. May Belts and son, Walter nave
been the guests of Philadelphia friends
Milford chronicle., 1906-08-03

Nutter Marvel, Of Browns Neck, has
nine acres of the finest sweet potato
vines in that vicinity. He will have a
full crop Of Keifter pears.
Milford chronicle., 1906-08-03

George A. Anthony, living at Anth-
ony's Cross Roads, five miles. west OF
Harrington, is the owner OF COW and
calf the mother of which is only Ia!
months old.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-31

If any of you question the proprie- ty of my mentioning this subject beg to remind you that the president could not have secured the passage of a rate bill had he not appealed to the fear of the more radical remedy of govern ment ownership. and nothing will so restrain railroad magnates from at tempting to capture the interstate commerce commission as the same fear. The high-handed manner in which they have violated the law and ignored authority, together with cor ruption discovered in high places. has done more to create sentiment in fa- vor of public ownership than all speeches and arguments of the op- ponents of private ownership.
 "On another occasion l shall call at tention to the rapidly growing expen- allure of the federal government, but desire to center your thoughts upon the overshadOwing evil of the day, the trust, with its plutocratic tendencies that result therefrom. It demands remedy, and the people are prepared to administer heroic treatment. The Democratic party offers a solution which is both reasonable and ade- Quate; a solution in which the time hOnOred principles are applied to new conditions. The Democratic party is not the enemy of property or of prop erty rights; it is, on the contrary. the best defender of both, because it de fends hNman rights and human rights are the only foundation upon which property and property rights can rest securely. If We can repeal laws which enable men to reap where they have not sown, laws which enable him to gather into their overflOwing barns the harvest that belongs to others, no one will be able to accumulate to make his fortune dangerous to the country. Special privileges and the use of the taxing power for private Garr--theSC are tho win piIars upon , which plutOcracy rests. To take away these supports to elevate the benef- ciaries of special legislation the path of honest effort ought to be the pur- pose of our party.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-31
WILL LAY CORNERSTONE
 SEPT. 2

Invitations were issued yesterday to the members of the Elks lodge of this city and their friends to attend the laying of the corner stone of the new Elks' building on Upper Main street, which will take place on Sunday, Sep tember 2. at D. m.
 The laying of the corner stone will ba the marking of an epoch in the life of the Benevolent and Protective Or der of Elks in this city.
 The local lodge was founded about six years ago. and from a very small membership has grown rapidly until at the present time no less than 300 of the best citizens of the city belong to the order. The aims of the order have been well carried out, and the local lodge may well be proud of their record. .,y 4ss
 On account of the increased mem bership the need of a building of their own was felt, and the movement was started about year ago, resulting in the resolution to construct the build ing which is now being erected. The new building will contain lodge rooms and also club rooms where the mem bers of the order may entertain their friends. and help to make life Dleasnt under the many trying conditions which confront residents of Bisbee.
 It is the custom in Elkdom to make the laying of a cornerstone of a new Eiks' home an impressive ceremony. In accordance with this custom. EXalt- ed Ruler E, W Spiers has notified the members of the local lodge of their duty in regard to this matter, and each and every one is expected tc be ar ledge room in the Opera House at 2 p. m. on Sunday next, so that the line of march may be formed, and then proceed to the scene of the ceremony in . body.
 In accordance with the time honor ed custom different members have signified their desire 10 place coins or souvenirs in the corner stone. and this matter is being attended 70 by the exalted ruler.
 Invitations have been sent to a number of prominent Elks throughout the Territory, and it is expected that many will attend the ceremony.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-31

FL PAsO, Texas. Aug. 3Q.-The latest reports to reach this city from Mexican towns. which border on the Santiago river. bring further informa, tion of conditions which have resulted from the continuous heavy rainfall and the Overflowing of the streams.
 Santiago river overfowed it's banks at Topic and a number of towns. in, Guiding Tuxpan, Mexicala and San, tiggo have been partially inundated.
 Many of the residents have been forced to leave their homes. The floods have ruined large ares of cul. tiI ated land and the loss to crops will be heavy.
 A report from JaIisco states that several serious washouts on the Guadalajara division of the Mexican Central railroad have occurred within the week. Great dmage has resulted to the roadbed. traffic being suspended for time. Two persons were drowned in She floods.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-31

The Tennessee paper that told of an ''iceman who was shot by mistake for robber," should have explained how to tell the difference
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-31

When the scalp throws of either dandruff or gummy substance, It is an evidence of scalp dis ease, and no time should be lost in correcting it. You certainly would not hesitate to take treat ment were you to look at this matter through magnifyiDg glass. When highly magni0sd 1t re- sembles Q working mass of insects. These creatures absorb thenutriment or lIfe-sap of the scalp causing the scalp to become dry and fever ish, resulting in the loss of hair and finally bald ness. Danderine works wonders in all such cases. It thoroughly eradicates all trace of scalp bacteria and makes the hair grow un- usually long, strong and beautiful. One 25 cent bottle is enough to show you that it will do all this and even more. NOW at all druggists, three sizes, 25c., soc. S s1.O0 per bottle. KNOwLToN DANbERINE CO.,, Chicago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-16
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POLICE COURT

There was another horse collar
hung up on the judicial score board
this morning. Our popularity is
surely on the watie for some reason
or other. Seven yesterday and none
today. That is too spasmodic to
suit us.
We wish some one would get
franchise to furnish US with mater
ial with which to hold court every
morning. We know where you can
get the franchise all right. Out at
dear old Adamston. What Jersey
City is to New York, Adamston is
to Clarksburg.
All the specialists agree that Mr..
H. II. Rogers enormously said to be
connected with Standard Oil, has
the greatest memory Of any man liv-
ing. His is so finely trained that he
can instantly forget anything he
wants to. That is a fine faculty tc
cultivate. When things are not just
exactly coming your way, why
''fergit it,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-16
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

List Of unclaimed letters in the
Glarksbufg, W. Va, post office. adj.
yertised Jan. Is, 1906:
N, Adams, Tom Angott, William
Atchison, Charles 5fush, Il. p,
Brooks, Z. 8. Brooks. Hugo Berg,
James Benton, j.. L. Barnett, ], Il
Brown, Susbicksey Bell, WESLEY
Banks, B. G, Curtis, Chas. Curry.
Girtrude Cunningham, J. E. CASH
tier; i. Z. Cunningham, W. H. Car
der, G. A. Davis, Miss Maude
Gavfsson, p. J. Emminston, John
Elliott, Miss Francis Excel, Rev.
y. W. Flanagan, Tynase Fehtel, ].
F. Goodwin, Mrs. Jennie Glass.
Miss NJ. c. Gillespie, r. Grab, VIM.
Gull, w. ). Hurst, Rudolph Harmed.
Miss Stella Hall, l., e, Hoover, John
Hit, L. W. Hall, Q. L. Hall. Miss
Daisy Horne, Bruce HUrnef, Mrs.
Becky Hims; j. +. Ingram, Miss
Georgia Jones, Mrs. W. W. Jamie,
+ B. Keeney, Mrs. D. U. Kilmer,
Mrs. D. U. kilmer, Mrs. Annie Lii
lie, Bert Morris. Alice NJ. Martin.
Chas. mclaughlin, Miss Grace
Moore, Herbert McFadden, Miss
Icy Myers, Mrs. Fannie Palmer,
Miss Jessie Prichard, J. Il. Peck,
Mrs. $. N. Parrill, E. f. Ryan, Miss
Tonic Roman, Vayda Rozalia, Way
da Rozalia, Miss Lizzie Rodewald,
NJ. D. Richardson, Miss Minnie
Ruckman. Miss Marie Radheaur..
Porter NJ. Rogers, A. H. Stemple
Miss Daisy Stevens, Cleye Still,
Chris ). Shuark, Miss Flora Smith
Il. C. Smith, Ella Shrieves, E. D,
Starkey, Frank Snyder. John Smith,
John S. Showalter, Low Surge
Miss lou Surge, Miss Nancy San.
der, R. B. Spence, Mrs. Vietta
Swiger, Roy TAYLOR, b. B. TAYLOR
c. Figo, 1 pkg, Miss Alice vii.
liams, Albert Wagner, French
Wood. John Watetnbaugh, Johr
Wnest, Porter Wagner, Miss Stiff
Wheeler, W. H. Woodruff,
s. G. DENHAM, P. NJ.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-16

Lot 6 $3.50 and s 50 SHIFTS, NOW 3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-16
224-22o MAIN STREET.
sto, kholdef's Meeting

The annual meteing Of the stock
holders of the Wabash Coal & Coke
Company will be held in the direc-
tors room of the Union National
Bank, at Clarksburg, W. Va, on
Tuesday, Jan. 25, at 30 p. m. This
meeting viii be for the purpose of
electing board of directors and
transacting such other business as
may be deemed necessary.
HUGH JARVIS, Sec.
s. F. REED, V. P.
jah15tf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-16
A SPECIAL MATINEE
OF ssAAGLEs SATURDAY

There will be a special popular
priced matinee of "Spangles," on
SATURDAY., Jan. 90. The manage
ment Of the opera house, after con-
siderable difficulty, succeeded in in
ducing the @Spangles7 company 10
play a matinee. This will give a
number of persons an opportunity to
witness this big show that would
not be able to attend at night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-16

For any disease Of the aki nthere
is nothing better than Chamberlsins
Salve. IL relieves the itching and
burning sensation instantly and soon
affects a cnres Sold by Stone {
Mercer. -. = "a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-16
Hss MEEIIEG

The Clarksburg Lodge, B. P. o.
EIks win hold their regular meeting
tonight IN their hall on Third street.
Important business IS to be trans
acted and a good attendance is de
sired.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-16

County Clerk Charles F. Holden
left on No. 4 Sunday night for At
lantic City, where he will spend sew
eral weeks recuperating.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Highland en-
tertained a few friends at l o'clock
luncheon today. The occasion was
ENJOYABLE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-16

ANY one suffering from Kidney
pains, backache, bladder trouble or
rheumatism who will take a dose Of
Pine-ules upon retiring at night
shall be relieved before morning.
Sold BY Stone & Mercer.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-16

NINTH the confidence you have
~ shown in our advertisements and
the liberal patronage you have given
the store we VIII continue these sales
through month trusting to make the
offerings equally or more interesting
and wind up much as the greatest in
stores history.
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- ssssssssss
pARSONS-SOUDERS [

EVERY sale that we have placed on
II the programme for the month of
January, so far, has proven great sue
cess.
We have met the tradewith the goods
and the prices
A lot of mock sales and would be
special prices have been turned down by
the posted buyers that visit special sales.
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