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Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17
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The rate is one cent a word each insertion.
Ifyou have pig for sale, or have lost any
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FOR SALE House with stable. william
E. Messick.
FOR SALE CHEAP.-Five-ton Ice Machine
Geo. s. Grier. S5-tf
FOR sALE-A baby coach cheap. Chas. J.
HOizmueller. 5-l7-lt.
FOR sALE-square piano $50 Address, L.
C., Milford, Del. 5-17 1t
FOR sALE-l5O,OOO sweet potatoes plants
$. A. Armeur, Houston. 5SSt
NTED-At once all around blacksmith
Nutter Windsor, Milford, Del. 426u
FOR SALE-One young geIding one good
mare W. f. Hall, Milford, Del. $40 2t
FOR RENT.-Ten-room house. west end Of
Front street, nOrth Geo. s. Grier. S-5d
FOR sALE-Three Prairie incubators. cheap
Mrs C. W. Bilderback, Bowers Del. 4-26-6l
FOR sALE-Scarlet clover ten dollars per
acre. stuart Walton, Milford, Del. r. +. 81.
WANTED fowls and spring chickens IN
large numUers. See us for prices + +. Belts !
FOR SALE CHEAP-One small Cabinet Or
gan. Apply TO Milford Grange, Saturdays FROM
10 p. N. 5-S II
WANTED FOR CAsH-lOOOOO White Oak
Railroad Ties. $4,000 Red oak Railroad Ties.
Geo. II. Hall. 2s-tf
FOR sALE:-Four Carriages, two end-spring
and two side-bar. Apply ts A. j. W. Harper, |
Milford, Del.
FOR RENT:-To respectable white man
Room House at Haven Mills, Cheap Rent. |
Geo s. Grier. 4I9-tf
ALL successful growers OF sweet potatoes in |
Delaware, use Draper, Davis Cos sweet pota- |
TO phosphate. oS Il
FOR sERVICE-short-hor Durham Bull,
Golden Cup" registered, No. 22i,734. w. f. |
Hall, Milford, Del, 5-lO2t
WANTED-One load OF green scarlet clover |
delivered at my stables in Milford, each week;
commencing now. Iheo Townsend.
FOR sALE-On private terms. full set farm.
ing implements, cheap for cash; all in good |
NOTICE.-Registered o. /. c. Boar for SER
vice. For quick growth and easy 1attening |
they are unsurpassed. Howard Clifton, near |
SlaytOnville. o-lO2t /
FOR SALE-lOOO bushels Cow Peas, 1900 |
bushels Crimson Clover seed, so tons Baied |
Hay, 1900 bushels White oats, horses. Jos.
eph +. Holland.
WHERE ever a grower has used Draper,
Davis & Cos sweet potato phosphate, they
are still using It and will have no other. It's
n ade with the view of getting results and II
gets them. 5S4t
WANTED-YOung man 10 TO 10 yrs OF age,
Intelligent aud neat With some or no eXper-
ience to learn drug business, Board and room
furnished; good chance. Address B. Wallace
Green, Sl0l FrankfOrd Ave, Philadelphia, Pa.
ANY one needing sweet potato phosphate
and vino want to get the best results from its
use, should try the formula as put up by
Draper, Davis & Co.. of Milford, Del. II is
made especially for The purpose OF growing
sweet potatoes. 5-3 At
FOR SALE-One good fresh COW, good but
ter maker; also for want Of use, four year.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

FOR sALE-l5O,OOO sweet potatoes plants.
$. A. Armeur Houston. 5S3t
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

WANTED-At once all around blacksmith.
Nutter & Windsor, Milford, Del. 4 26 II
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

FOR RENT:-To respectable white man
Room House at Haven Mills, Cheap Rent.
Geo. 5. Grier. 4l9-f
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

WANTED fowls and spring chickens IN
large numUers. See us for prices. f +. Belts
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

FOR SALE-Scarlet clover, ten dollars per
acre. stuart Walton, Milford, Del. r. +. d 81.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

FOR sALE-square piano $50 Address, L..
C., Milford, Del. 5-7 II
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

FOR SALE.-One young gelding one good
mare. W. f. Hall, Milford, Del. $40 2t
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

FOR RSALE:-Four Carriages, two end-spring
and two side-bar. Apply te A. J. W. Harper,
Milford, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

FOR SALE-Three Prairie incubators cheap
Mrs C. W. Bilderback, Bowers, Del. 4-26-6l
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

FOR SALE CHEAP-One small Cabinet Or
gan. Apply to Milford Grange, Saturdays from
, TO p. N. 5-S II
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

FOR SALE -Heuss with stable. William
+. Messick.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

FOR RENT.-Ten-roOm house. west end OF
Front street, north. Geo. s. Grier. S-5-tf
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

FOR sALE-A baby coach cheap. Chas. J.
HOlzmueller 5-l7-lt.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-17

FOR SALE CHEAP.-Five-ton Ice Machine
Geo. s. Grier. 85-tf
The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-21
FROM CLARENDON.

Clarendon, Ark, June 20. 'C7. Misses Louise and Mabel Thomas entertained with lawn party at there home on Jefferson St. last night. June ll8.
 Clarendon and Holly Grove played double header game Of ball yester- day afternoon. June l8. at the new ball park. The results were:
 First game. Holly Grove won to 8; second game. Clarendon won ta l2.
 The ladies Aid Society of inc Bap- tist church are going 10 give an ice cream supper at the home of Mir. and l Mrs. ]. R. B. Moore on Thursday af- ternoon.
 Miss Bessie Hartsfield, of Marvell, is here on visit to Miss Willie Lou Brown.
 Little Miss Lucille Jefferies return ed yesterday from a several weeks visit to her aunt. Mrs. Williams. at Memphis. Tenn. Mir. and Mrs. c. C. Woodfn re- turned Monday night from Hot Springs. where they have been for the past few days.
 Quite number Of Holly Grove people were up yesterday afternoon for the ball game.
 Lee Hinton came out from Helena Saturday afternoon and remained over until Monday. 1 J. C. iudglns will leave Friday for his home at Fayetteville.
 Alfred Jefferies and Frank Seals and Miss Gladys Manning returned this week from the University at Fayetteville.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Thomas re- turned Monday from their trip to Jamestown and several other places In Virginia.
 SPECTATOR.
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chief by an exclamation. and Birm- ilsham. Ala. chosen as the place for the reunion of 1908.
 c. T. Dials experiment plat q cotton is jus, as pretty as nicely worked garden. The stand is perfect New Bro. farmers. this plat of cotton is in the town of H. c. and all of you can see it from the public road. Every cotton raiser shoull look a-d learn.
 We hope the Town Dads will nci | forget that health is more 10 be de- sired than wealth and to have a healthfu town We must have clean town. We find that the town is in 9 bad sanitary condition. Now Is the time that all back alleys should be thoroughly cleaned and offalof all kind removed We hope this matter will recieve early. strict attention.
 We are having good weather for farm work and the farmers are putting in good time. Crops have made very noted improvements in the last ten days. Stands of cotton generally are good. The decrease of acreage is fully 25 per cent. In some places cotton was drowned out and some land that was intended 10 be planted in cotton remained wet 50 long that it could not be planted
 Miss Katie Belle Pride, Of Searcy, who was reported dangerously ill by Phone to Judge Trice the first of the week, is nov expected 10 recover, We gladly note.
 ]. A. Walls is still improving and pushing East H. C. It takes a good deal of push and money to make a town
 Tom Cooke made flying trip over to Tunica, Miss. last Wednesday.
 We were glad to see the letter from Lycurgus.
 fl. C.
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Badly Mixed Up.

Abraham Brown, of Winterton. N. r., had very remarkable experience; he says; Doctors got badly mixed up over me; one said heart disease: two called it kidney trouble; the fourth. blood poison. and the fifth stomach ard liver trouble; but none of them helped me: so my wife advised trying Electric Bitters, which are restoring ne to perfect health One bottle did ne more good than all five doctors prescribed. Guaranteed to cure blood poison. weakness and all stomach. liver and kidney complaints. by all druggists. soc.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-21
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the real estate transfers that have been recorded in the clerks office at Clarendon during the past week:
 l.. Green to Goldman & Co.. Lot 4 and 5. block "C', Moore & Bayns's addition, Clarendon. Con sideration, $lO7868.
 P C. Evan to D. s. Coleman. n'2 of n w "a sec. g, township 3n.. range lw. Consideration. S47O.45.
 Cyrus Bussey 10 James Mcdonald. w'a ne Z n's of c U ofnw n sec. 5, township 5n. range ly. Con- sideration. $5oO.oO.
 Timber deed only. H. D. Alfrey tc l.. Sacks, iia sec. 28. al of sec 2o township 3n, range Ivy. Considera ton. $l44ooo. L. Sacks to United Mig. Co.,. VI sec. 20, 2o, township 3n. range lw Consideration. Sl44o. DO.
 United Mfg. Go. 10 J. M. Myers wia Of sec. 28. all cf sec. %. towr ship 2n, range lw. Consideration l Sl45Q,O0.
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City Pound Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that l, vas Marshal of the city of 8rinkley. under and by virtue of Ordinance l34, Sec. ?. will on
 Saturday, June P, 1907. proceed 10 sell, to the highest anc best bidder, for cash in hand, the fol- lowing animal. to-wit;;
 Male, about three years old; red with white spots about on his body; marked with swallow fork in right and crop and overbit in ths left.
 This animal is now in the pound of the city of Brinkley. on West Cypress street. where sale will take place, on date above mentioned. at ? o'clock, D. m.
 Given under my hand this l2th day of June. 1907.
 R. E. SMITH. City Marshal.
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ANCIENT RoME.

is now merely memory Of the past. Ballard's Snow Linament is the fam fly linanent of the twentieth century. A positive cure for Rheumatism. Burns, Cuts, Sprains, Neuralgia etc; MT. c. H. Runyon. Stanberry. Mo. writes: "I have used Snow Linament for Rheumatism and all pain. can't say enough in It's praise"
 Sold by Brooks Pharmacy.
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Summer School.

The Catholic Summer school will be open Monday, June 24th. School will be taught in the forenoon, begin ming at 8:30 a. m
 Besides the ordinary branches. les sons in German. language and fancy work will be given.
 Tuition per month soc.
 BENEDIcTINs SISTERS. df
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FOR slD BREATH AND SOUR STOMACH.

Try Carlstedt's German Liver Pow der; removes the cause instantly 4 cure guaranteed. A free sample at Brooks Pharmacy.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-21
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Don't let your cough when you lard's Horehound for Coughs. Bls Group and Pulmu a bottle and try
 B. 5. Lsughs writes: Il have croup. tried M but l must say Is the best Croup l ever used. " Sold by BrcOk , P
The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-21
HOLLY GROVE NEWS.

the home of Mrs. A. K. Roberts.
 Mrs. Bob chesire. from Miss. is visiting her brother, Jno. s. Wall and family at H. C.
 Tax Assessor James Knight was at H. c. Friday and Saturday. MT. w. C. Brown was assisting him.
 w. T. Gwen, who has been st work in Helera during this Spring. has closed out his job there and is at home at H. C. now
 Miss Annie Trice, of near Roe. who has been attending the Teacher s Institute at Clarendon. is visiting rela lives and friends at H. c.
 The colored folks had a big time al St. Paul church last Sunday. The town was thronged with colored people all day.
 H. L. Kelly was on the complain CTS list last Saturday and Sunday but was able for business on Monday.
 Chief of police Clancey. of Helena. shot himself last Sunday with suicidal intent. He is expected to die at any minute.
 H. C. vicinity enjoyed fine rain last Wednesday. If was greatly need ed since having so much rain all the Spring few days of sunshine and wind makes the ground very hard S Judge T. c. Trice, who has been on an extended visit to relatives in Virginia, returned home last Friday night The Judge reports having 9 fine large time.
 A protracted meeting began at the Methodist church at H. C. last Mon- day night. Bro, J. A. Patterson has Rev. E. L. Gregory. of Tennessee, to help him in the meeting "sy-~ Cotton has advanced 10 l2cts ard l3c; and as the yield will be much less than last year and the demand continues larger. this years crop will certainly bring good price.
 Dr. R. L. Saxon, who has been at- tending a regular of course of lectures at the Medical Institute as Nashville. Tenn. for the past two months. return ed to his home in H. C. last Satur- day.
 There was big deal in cotton in H. c. last Saturday. Mr. Dick Mayo came up from his farm and sold SO bales of cotton for iOc all round. for good, bad and indifferent. There has been so much rain and high water MT. Mayo could not get his cotton to market earlier But he did not lose anything in the price by having to wait.
 Mrs. T. c. Trice spent the latter part of last week in the city of Helena with sick lady. Mrs. Clancy, who is relative of Judge Trice. She al so visited her son. Phil. who has 3 job in the city. She was recalled Monday on account of MT. Clancey having shot himself.
 Mrs. ]. B. Mcdonald. of Vinita. l. T.. arrived at H. c. last Sunday morn ing where she will spend two weeks with her kin folks and friends. She is accompanied by the two Mcdonald children having left John Taylor. who Is a young man now. at home to look after home affairs while she Is away.
 The all important question with farmers now is how to keep Gen Green" subdued while we are having this cotton and grass growing weath- CT. The thermometer is up in 90 some days. It takes just such tenn perature to make cotton and grass grew.
 Senator John 1. Morgan, of Ala bama. who died at Washington on June l 1 was eighty three years old and had been leader In the senate far thirty years. Senator Morgan was brave confederate soldier and an able. courageous and incorruptible senator. May the dear old senator have crown layed up for him in the sweet bye and bye.
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will see that her bs for-to do this 2 necessary. Many worms and their n x tiff your baby Is sleep at nights, I worms. Whites will clean out thsss pleasant way. one! Give it a trial Sold by Brooks
The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-21
Summer Excursions
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 cAl lEnRNikI One fare for the round Aun RAcK trip from all Rock Island .-l stations-on sale daily, June to IS. Tickets are first class, with long return limit and liberal stop over privileges. Also one fare plus g for the round trip to Los Angeles and. San Francisco, June p 10 July 5, &C., count National Educational Association. Return limit, Sept. IS. Via Portland for slight additional cost.
 PkctfIc One fare for the round NORTHWEST trip from all Rock Island statoas-on sale daily, June 20 10 July l2, 10 Portland. Tacoma, Seattle and Vancouver. Very low rates also on same dates to Spokane. These rates account Christian Endeavor Convention at Seattle and B. Y. P. U. Convention al Spokane. Return limit, September IS. Via California for slight additional cost.
 EAST AND One fare plus g to S0lITAEAeT Saratoga Springs, N ...-...I Y. and return, account Triennial Conclave, Knights Templar. Tickets on sale July 3, 4, and 6.
 One fare plus $2 to Philadelphia and return account Eik's Convention. Tick cts on sale July II !22 2 and and B. 8
 Round trip tickets at fare and third to Southeastern points on sale daily. JAMESTOWN Very low round trip IS FYpneirlnN day, 50 day and season
 --- tickets. Cheap side trips to holders of all reduced rate tick cts East. Reduced rates also to Chica- go, Great Lake resorts and to Colorado
 Full esr!isu!as frcm veu Mearssi lgeaf.
 Jas. Harris. D. 2. l.. Lille Reek. A,t.
 Geo. '. lee, 6. P. l., Lille Resk. ift.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-21
Il mn

]. J. Mann, oI Fd
 es: Used Cadsltd!} Powder for 10 ssalk Of female troublss doctor for s Yeais | or } doctor bills 2 without if. WoIh
 A free sample at Bl1
The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-21
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Try Yucatan U cure for Colds. La natis;n,, will cure most delicate pes itive and you iesI one dose. Price pie at Brooks rhl
The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-21
Bremen Decsrasien Day.

At the Monday nj sht meeting of the Fire Co.,. Sunday June 90 was set apart to observe the annual memorial service in honor of deceased comrades.
 The service will be held at Oak Lawn Cemetry at 4. p. m. It is pro- posed to have a short simple and yet expressive program.
 A committee has been appointed to arrange the details for the service.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-21
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that T sometimes the stoppase oIl lis, 9 quickly end dissgreeable s New Lie P!Ils remedy. cuarsa lsfactcry in evsy ba ok, st all dug
The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-21

o. s Woolsses: merchants Of II you are evss ply Bucklen's 5 A,' me Of them i0, Cures every son
 sion. 2sc. 4
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FOR SALE AT ROE.

My residence property in Roe. l have a desirable home which l will sell at bargain. Apply in person or address me at Roe for prises and terms.
 Rt spectfully,
 w. L. FERGUS ON. Just tell them that you saw il in tEe A-cUs.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-06-21

perature to make cotton and grass grew.
 Senator John 1. Morgan, of Ala bsma. who died at Washington on June l 1 was eighty three years old and had been leader in the senate far thirty years. Senator Morgan was brave confederate soldier and an able, courageous and incorruptlble senator. May the dear old senator have crown layed up for him in the sweet bye and bye.
 AS COW peas are very scarce, and In fact can't be had at any price, the farmers are substituting millet in place of peas. D. M. Dial has a nice plat Of ground sown in rlIet. Man, others should follow MT Diafs ex. ample. Any time until the 18th o July will do to sowz millet. IL cnl, takes sixty days to -d5sksmiIlet.
 
 The Confederate Ire union latel' held at Richmond sshrought togethe the largest numberzpf confederat, veterans and their relatives that eve attended a reunion. The climax C the reunion vas the unvsiliog of tn monument of ex-Presidsnt Jeiierso Davis. The weather was said to D bad but nothing codd daunt the ol soldiers. The people of Richmor and Virginia. in eyerylposslble va showed their Love for the brave solj CTS Of l85I-5. Gen. Stephen Lee WIS reelected commandsr-iI si
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
LEAVE WELL ENOUGH ALONE.

HI him H., Loose agan may say that at this IS stage age
why the dickens didn't you and the Captain
asked s ha DdntoT IN Tng & ON the . eggs m
II did not" the Judge replied severely. Nor.
fortunately. action of sort
part necessary. The matter was taken of our
hanqs, may say providentally, by the timely ar
Tiyai.to which have already referred of the fly
ing hSn 4 school Of these interesting creatures
moment when captain Bascom and l stood
member Of thar school fjng over the briEs rail
and almost miraculously lodging in between our
landed fairly on the seven eggs remaining in the
For moment. gerylenen.,' the judge contn-
seemed to be surprised and even alarmed by her
strange environment. But in another moment-her
curate, grasp Of the situation in which she found
n-Tsenshe tt ReaTeq , attie @ sign OF pieaseG c0h
though they had been her own
III, III you M don't mi, mind Jgdge said the Colonel u II
hhatyEe-gingerl ale as usual Of course; for the ta9
at this juncture need a stirnulant.''
dead silence broken only hy tho popping Of the
5Te1 5ish0P' ginger a'a"0 'aen resumed MS nara
AS tell you. gentlemen. that rno.herly flying
she purposely had come aboard to perform them.
She continued them, may add. with an unabated
sailed slowly onward through tho golden sunshine
over those orphaned eegs with n touching devotion
that won. with a single exception. ali our hearts.
The exception the drake; whose attitude
possibly because ne felt. in some obscure way tnat
he had been hocussed unknowiuGly into contracting
q second ularriage-was that 0: perturJcd b-wildcF-
ment Being however. bird Of philosophic tenn
perament. he ultimately arrived at tolerant ac-
ceptanCe OF tho curious situation and seemed 70
try to make the best of Il Yet from time to time
presumably when the inconseIuence OF his own
position occurred TO him-we would md him stand
Ing beside the nest his head tipped meditatively
TO one side. regarding the new domestic arrange
ment In pOndernE thought.
The hying fish, for her part satisfied win i ne i
rectitude Of her own intentions. ignored the drake
altogether and continued seadtastly to lnvish upon
the which she had adopted mothers tender
InstinCtvely following the custom OF the
departed duck she assisted the process OF 1ncuhfs-
ton by abseuting herself from the nest for hait-
hour or so every day: and during those brief Pc
RODS Of absence she permitted herself the indul-
genca o n short plunge overheard. As she refused
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22

the food that we offered her on board we assumed
that at such times she ate hurried meal lnva-
r:ably she returned at the appropriate moment to
her self-imposed duties: and invariabl5--with a
carefully dried and warmed herself before return
ing to the nest. by lying for a while on the hot
deck in the fun blaze of the tropic sun.
Because of these unnatural bakings 10 which
self. combined with her prolonged absence from
her native element. the faithful creature grew pitt
she would have perished in the performance of
part that a little mtigated her suffering.
1t was mere trihe that l did for her--only 70
place vessel filed with water in such po-
sitIon beside the coop that without deserving the
nest; she could occasionally, plunge her poor
parched head into the grateful hud-but the look
Of gratitude that she gave me when i thus min
isteEed 70 her welfare was Intense that I shall
The Judge paused, though awaiting commen,
ing interroga5iveiy: you are acquainted. Judge
presume, with the requirements of the Ninth
Perfectly, bishop, perfectly" the Judge replied
portunites which I have enjoyed to listen to your
statements OF alleged fact: and TO similar state,
ments made by other members of this compaAy, /
may say that in my professional capacity am ~
your Iernlission-havine answered your irrcevan:
question. trust sausfa" cG-ily--I VIII proceed
fee. the motherly devotion of that admirable flying
FISH was crowned b[ thy harry F.aly lcf "4,G1
matched out from ti!e seven eggs on Tho very
Vera cruz Really, gentlemen, it would have done
your hearts good to see the poor tlings Tr;de in
her little broGdi What tie drake Thought about
it we could Only infer from his actions Tor some
moments Whel t3r Matching .sned. ne
stood before the nest g4zins ~cnderingiy at the
heads of his unmiataiatle progeny peeping out
from beneath tne hn-fringed ferson Of the flying
fish Then he waddled uncertainty across the deck
fluttered up to the rail- plunged ovorboard-and
swan as fast as he could swim the shore. 1t
was tSIdent that the situation had got beyond his
cI8sTt'
MY sympath thies." said the Bishop rising and
moving toward the door. distinctly are with the
drake This situation has got beyond my grasp
a good way beyond X! l trust. Judge. that you wiz
excuse me IL / leave you. | have episcopal
appointment that will not brook delay
'Really. Judge" said the Colonel you are com
too
seconds with dismayed admiration. exclaimed
earnestly: Gosh, JUDICIAL the other corkers
amt in iti' Then the Doctor also left the room
Harpays Monthly.