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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
Ceiterrsi6.
S~uiti5miniitcr seitorben.

@ien 3. 9lpril.
@ab Idugerem 9eioen lit bier Ser
e1emali8e SHiti3miuiiter &raQen6erg
ans Dem Sebeu geihieoen. Die 9ldt-
ter mI0men Inn 9tahrufe, IN meI6elt
lje lein omtlideS @irten Reoue pal.
iiren laiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
Q~lfrifm1rnnn fntnrdi.
Berlin, 2 qlpriI.

Gine 9epeihe an oo5 nSaaebIait
BON G5ernowiB nn6e Der rumaniiheR
@ren3e 9elegcu. mel0et, oaB BORT Die
0ahridt Ron 9ufnreit eingeiroifen
iit 0aB cine Ber'aporlmg gegen 0au
aonig aarl un0 ieine Regierlmg ent-
0edt muroe. Sn Scr Staot @utargt,
miro biH3ugeii8t berride 8roBe guf.
regllug uu0 CO Uer0e 8allern niht
geitattet 0ie Sta0t 3u betreten. ser
ner miiroen 3ablreide 9erbaitlngen
Uorgenommen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

Strafculampi ma6rcub cinrs 6cncrs.
N..nrt.r D MIMI

Strafeutampi ma6reu0 zines Scncts.
9a0dna. g. april.
0ei ser 8efampfun9 zines 1euers
IN Sautiaao. welbc5 eincn Sda0eu
pom $4,000 onridtete. aerictben.
3uci 1cucrpebrle:.e init Ser Goli,ei
ia Streit. sic lluite1enoen crarifien
Sic Gartei Der Selicruc6rleuie nno.
6al0 uabu Sic Soflaae 10 e|raitbaita
Iimeuii0nen an. DAB 5uei 0ombaa-
nicn oer 5taatspoti3ei berbciaeruicn
per0en muBtcn 0ieie 5oaen 6lanf
un0 mchrere seq 6amrfuc1rlcuic er.
litien GcrwmouulcH sin Npcthe.
Tex, 0eiiel 2a0eu Bie0ertramte. iiel
nor auireaHa toot 3u 9oocn.
IS mur0ea gclcn 5tbu 6dlier bonf
Seter oer5clrt bed wuroe Damn Der
6euersbrumit Ginbalt aetbou.
6rnberer EolisriAei crmoroct.
9aoano. g. NpriI.
lSn @uiueS. in Der @rouim SABA.
NO. muroe beute Mloraeu Der irii6ere
@ol3cdei ienes Cries. Sole glpala.
ermor0et. g,niheiueH0 bauoelt es
lih INN Elm poiitiides &erbre6eu.
auola bcthciligte iih on Der Altauit.
HepuluiIon un0 madlte lid 0a0urh
10 picle NciHoe oaB CT ihlicblid nQb
D'cr.to gina BON 100 er eben crit 3u.
riidIehric. Ger Ih0ter cntfom
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
MpM 6%eIaarrf.
Moihinaion. q 81 8 MnriI

N9UIVItBIUI' = G. s. IprII.
Su bel I'M bleiiBcn Staat56ebcrte.
meHt beFdnnt lit, mir0 scr graii0ent
&oniila pon 0onOuros INNER nod in
gmapala b~elagert. 0od) miro oie
StoOt nibt mebr BON niferonroni.
idlen aanoHenbooten beitoiien. Mon
glanbt oaB Die 4inueienbeit 0e5 Bun.
%oesfreuBerS ~6bicago" unO 0es Sd
no 1eHbf otcs s9rinceton" 0ies perau.
InBt bot.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
grscntinicu
@Oncn Ocn eanOlcntcn 6cIfcn.

EputA DtN ShHOttllitH Dcifcn.
9ltenOs A9res. 2. 9(pril.
Ole 6ieiige 3ationalbanf bat cine
luidtige @ntl6eiOuna 5nr 6ilfe Ser
9au0bepohner getroffen. IS lit cnt.
idieoeu woroeu Den 8auern Sen
mo8li6it groBteu &re0it 81 geuab-
rem. un 3wangstueiie @erf6uie Ser
qanoprooufte. 8. !. 8ertduien, Sic
mebr Der 1Sotb aebordeH0 niht sem
ciaencu Eriebe aentaht mer0en, su
pe~r6in0eru. IS lit tonitotirt mor0en,
0aB fem an0eres 2anO 10 ella er-
portirt pie Argentinien ms 0aOurh
St0uuigen I'M internationaIen @eIO.
marfte berporruft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
9e6cnsma0e.
Gmaha gle5r. 2 10

Gmabo g}e5r, 2. 9lpriI.
Ger III ueitercn 8reiien befaunte
@ctejoemofler q. .. %acanitb elmer
Der @riln0er Der bieii1en @etrei0e-
@6rie. erih0B iih heute In ieiner
@ohuiu1a. Nlnn glaI6t. SAP mis-.
alIdte observation-disclosures ion
iu sen 1oo trie6en. Gr nan as Sabre
oft
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
Sinant Sebanr.
- ~. - ? -

FVts y . tttIt.
Sn Gb8e9r0Hrten Qnuie belaun
beute Die EJsfuiiaH 0es 9uo1tts iur
Dos Slhr 1907 Scr GiaaH3Hilner
&ofoplolo apppllrte on bic @litsHe.
Ger. DE sadie IH patri0tn bem @eiite
uHo aId]t penn Rarteitauopgrfte ans
81 b%crotbcn. Gr t@rfiGrtc 0aS er i'm
ga9eHeinen i'm StlH9e lem lper0c.
Ole GusBabeH iH,tarha!b Ser in sen
@orari6laam aaosslsu @rsraeR az
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

5~hdniutia 8au 2 april
Sic hieIj3G1 @cgenUcrfe uaO 0a5
013rrnitH>c 91inuierlnerf nebit Nab.
reren ticiHer &%obnbouicrn lollrsel
hcfic cir RUl5 Scr 6lammeA eiacl
9crlnii ocu $1,000 onriftrrA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
@uuiaa in gmapale.


@ca @0uG0or, 3. ACril.
Cer &roiiOent 9oniaa Uon SorSr.
ras 5cfinoct iit NIT nod eiaer arose.
rem 9n3abl E9aIer Sruppan in
amapa,a.
gas 9out6aNcnent ser stsS.
antopaia our8 0as ELECTROMAGNETIC
3anonenhoot v9Roplcfom5oa nYrSs
ON 81. M1ri eIhaetent
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
2duiid-@ citin0icn.
aenSernnaen IL Ser @ergnltnna.
Ct. 56onas, 3. april.

Ct. gbonas, 8. april.
Sn Sen 0auiih.meltinoiihen geIi.
tungen erlaHgten geitern Die neuen
acknowledges @eieBesfrait. Ger
@ouDerneur 3eigte Die Auil6iung oes
Golouialratbs an uno sic @a1len fir
einen neuen aplonialratb meroen in
itottiinoen. Die bisberige 80.
Ii5ei mo Niilitarbeb0r0e lit auiaeIoit
mo an 0ereH STEELE ein 8enour-
luerieforps ms 2ebeu gerufen. Der
Smport3oa muroe BON 3 DIS 6 @ro.
sent erbobt uno 3oG- uno Goitoepar.
cement inter eiae 9eituug gebradt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
SrauFreid.
Seine g~b5swinias glbFat4.

8ouloH 2 93r.l
9a6 Dem oif3ieaen 9eri6t Ser
Qiar;nebe1oroe, DciAe sen .Scno
llnlIufsiaa 3u mteriudcH ba.te. lit
~bospiaise a6iitt" ooGi5 ats5s.
i6loiien uuo miro ols llriaAa eu3;a
un0 oGeiu 5el6iteubunouag oes
6ulpers angegc6m.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

g2inona. Minn. 3 n

3inona, @9inn. 2. @pril.
Gic gtitrigea 8ablsH bier crrUieien
iit ais Ser Genofraten Defenders
oiiaItin. 9tur eth ein5iser 9eUu6li.
fager. 0c1rD SEP. eiH Staouat
fan0foat. muros crUohlt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
epanicn.
Su Scr gcTcrnno.

NIo0rl0. 3. Npril.
Der 3iiitano Ser 8om9in.@itttpe
G6riilino pelde icit me5rcreu Iaaen
an Ger @rippc lit. bat iidl ~6e0euteno
9cbeliert INN Ole Gaitentin mtro
m0brideJulih in uenigen EaJeu BOZ
liz bergeitclt iCilL.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
Ser aaiicr mad)t @cfdcnFc.
WnrceInnn- b lLnrIl

NuIltIUIu, 8. NpIII.
Sur Grimerimg 0es 2%00iGbrilei
9eitehens oe5 Rumancia 1raJoner.
regiments. in pelnem Der Sal
@il6elm aIs gbren-G 0erit iungir..
bat er Dem Regimeut Golomeoaillel
oerlieben unO oenielben iein @ortrat
perehrt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
@rabien.
Savaniide ar;eoSIdiffe.

Goen 2. 4pril.
Cine bier e~ineeIauiene 9epeide
3eigt an, ouB 8ipei iapaniihe 4riegs.
oie Ginfobrt gum &ot1en Mleer
baiiirt boben, ouf Der 6obrt mad
Sampton Roo0s.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
atEren an sic 80 -

So'@itsa2 A9lo .luril.
Gan 1en 800 i~treissases @itsIis,
oaa oes 4lsics. u10 EeEsrera-s sr,
-. ssse''s 80 l'2 fd ar
aye ~f4'lf at-a t-ss ha6sa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
Sinnt.
@anafot 8.

Salgt0t, 8. NpriI.
Dit Dem Gnmpfer nSu6ien" fab.
rem bcllte Der 86uig bon Siam uno
leine 9egleiter uab europa al.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
@eriidte beitaiiacn iid.
Glorefs, g. 9lbril'

6loren8, 3. NprIl.
Qic @eriidte, sob sic frilnera
9ronprin3eiiin 2ouiie BON Sahien
Jest befonnt inter Sem &omen @rG-
lin bon Nfontignoio, ole grloubnib
erhnIten Bot, fire ainoer at ieben. be.
itdtigeu iih uno lie miro angeblid in
3eit beiu6speiie in Mtiinhen
eintrpffen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
Gmpfangs.@ eidmaOer.
Nom, 8. qlpril.

Gin eriehii6es @eidipooer miro
ole italieuiife f6niglihe Sa6t bel
streta empiongen sur Set oes Be
Iuds Oes aonigs @ictor emanuel in
9ltben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
spanien.

95niglide @orbcrcitnngen %getroficn.
Waori0, 3. @priL.
Die @or6ereitumgen fir Die bcDor-
iteben0e 3-uiammenfunit ser arnige
g0paro uno Alfouio ihreiten ror.
fp1rts. Slut Dem 8riegsidiffe aNG.
maucia" miro elm 9dufett itattFir0en
an fDelhem 100 @dite t~beilnebmen
mer0en
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
0dnaoa.
@anaOa mill min ocn %crcipio,rn
Staatcn tonfurrirca.
Mnnnnn

81 3obn "a @ 3 gpril
Die bi,iRo Embellishments hat
6 1rttte tui8elclei lat efgta Iheil
0c9 Nan0gi2 Scr 2,er Staatel. rlf
acn tpcHuoahct .Ef3tln AM esanaSa.
81 Hrin3at 9nleai.h inn oisie In.
1lt tertit unit 0anaoa erie ..3oase
fiinit9uHla5ltiel abimHljtfse.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
Stein SeHtifer grin5 ais Staoeut
mad 6aruarO.
WerIin. 9 9(nrif

Berlin, 3 aorIl.
Ger @raf Don gulenburg. oes Sat
iers Gberbofmaridal, iagte beute
oaB ibm nidts iiber Die 4bidt 0es
3aiiers, elmer ieiner 5obne nod ser
%lluiberiitat @aruarO 81 ieuOen, be,
tanHt lei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

trna ifcnen ioate sic Gisfnlllon Der
Mbraihngsfrage 81 ueritieben IND
0ie @ageegenbait 0cr elmer Spe5Ial'
a~unferens 81 ~oerhaf19eiH 81 Der nur
Sic groBmG6te GsLe5atea ienSen lol'
len.
&om6rnnerfer Bsrhaitet.
Gemia. 8. 9lpriI.
@abssn0 Der SeiuitengeiitIide @ni.
iibih in ser airhe San SiriO bier
oen @oftes0ienit Ieitete mari Sc
muno 0tnt Den SaupteiHgaug cine
gowbe: oie erploiion oerieIben per
uriadte geualtige 9%luIresung. BOD
pHroe 9iemoHo perlest. Der @eiit-
lihe naEm 0en 8ottes0ienit iuieOer
auf 5ruddit Elm 2nntgebet ipredeno
fir Die erretting ans ser @efabr.
Gle Bonnie mar NIT 9GgeIn un0 gi-
ienorabt sefiiat Sic &oEi5ei oerbaf-
tete IN Der 4erioH Der befannten 9ln-
nrdiiten Gctore gampini uno @io-
uanni 9eqoni Die 9eriiber ser In.
that.
DIR @apit irdt 81 Etrnbisen.
3om. 3. apriI.
Inter ben Anierifancrn 6crrldt
@nttGuinnng barber. 0ab Tier Sen
8rGlaten. sic am Is. 3. M1tg. 8u Qar.
oinGlen b~ef0r0crt meroen, lid fein
eirBiqer amerifoner befin6et.
Ser 0apit. Dem Dics binter6raht
tnuroe. auberie iid Oobin: Sag lie
ge0ul0 bdten. tie meroeu iDdter 5lt-
frieOen ieiH. 9ie An5abI Der aoroi-
male lit begrCn8t Der aanoioateH iinO
nieIc 3D."
Scr @apit fiigte hirBu, OaB er Sic
Situation in oen Ser. Staaten iebr
iuobl berIiebe pnO iDiiie, 0ab sic ia.
tholiihe Stride BORT be0eutenOe Sort.
ihritte 9cmodlt babe, unO iehr baIO
iUeroe er Oieieu l~lmitdnoen 9tehnung
4r00pfr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
Rod fem 7yrieSe.

00mWlr9, 3. NprI.
Ger STREET. 3piihen SEN 89eOern
mo 0en Sd1mlegeuten lit INNER
nod niht eeiflihtet. gs liegen MIN
nift ipeniger ais 345 6Gbr5ellge i'm
bieiigen Saieu, Die ihr Sarge Ioihen
ODER cine Heue 2ooung %einnebmen
mollen Bon sen importirten euqli.
ihn 5rahtperIaoern rpur0en bellte
140 3urud mad England geianOt.
lie 8ahI Der nun arbeitenoen Ser
ln0er lit 4,543.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
%6otOsrapbiren Den 9lt6cm.
Berlin, 8. 9lpril.

Die &unit, oen at6em Sit p6oto.
g%rapbireH. mur0e geiteru m Der idbr.
8eriammlung Der 8ontgen-
trableH.4onfereu3 erfldrt. IS pur-
Sen 9iloer 0e5 9ltbems franfer ua0
geiunOer Qerionen uui 2ibtibirmcn
ae3eist. Ger Grinder oicier MeiboOe
lit Gr. 9ohIer in @icsba0en. Man
nimmt an, 6aB 0ieie grfinOung cine
sroBeRoae bei5eiiitenuug pom aronf.
heifen inirlpn mir0
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

Bier broiiliauiide Cfii8iere. oos
@rieaSminiiterrum ncrircten0. iinO
hier cingatrnffen. Sie mer0en sic
&ruppihen @erfe elmer eingeben0en
@eiidti8una unter3ieben unO lih
Damn nod Berlin bege6eu. Nutb
maBlidl han0elt es lin I'm 4nfouf
ucn 8riegsmaterinl
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
FARMINGTOX.

Mrs. Angie Griffith, of Harrington, is
visiting Mrs. NJ. A. Griffith.
DIR. Dodd, of Lewes, is visiting W. E.
Wiley.
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Richards are Phil
adelphia visitors.
Miss Margaret Lord is spending some
time with relatives in Philadelphia and
Camden, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Thomas OF Moore,
Pa, are visiting Mrs. F. J. Prettyman.
Mrs. W II. Murphy and daughter Nell
lie are visiting in Mt. JOY, Pa.
The Jr. @. W. A. NJ. will hold festi-
val Saturday evening, June 2Sth.
The w. c. T. L. will hold its monthly
business meeting Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Leonard lie Compts.
Harry Bullock, of Farnhurst, has been
visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Rust, formerly OF
Philadelphia, have moved in town for
the summer.
The shell roads that have been prom
ised have failed to materialize Why?
W. w. Bradshaw has purchased an au-
tomobie.
Children's Day was observed in the NJ.
E. Church last Sunday evening and
very interesting musical and literary pro-
gram was given. The church was taste
fully decorated with Linden crimson
rambler roses and potted plants.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
Teachers Wanted.

The Bethel Public Schools, near
Laurel, Sussex county, Delaware, de-
sire to engage for next fall one principal
and two assistant teachers for the school
term beginning in September. We
want experienced teachers, and will
pay fair salary. Address, H. l.. Sricer,
Secretary, Bethel, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
Administrators Notice.

Ali persons are hereby g ven notice
that we have taken out letters Of ad'
ministration on the estate Of James B.
Deputy, deceased, and that all bills to
his estate must be settled on or before the
first day Of August, 1907, and all persons
having any claims against the estate q
the deceased, must present them prop
erlv sttested as provided by law.
JOHN J. DEPUTY,
WILBERT B. DEPUTY,
e.9s-3t Administrators.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
State Beard of Education Meeting.

The State Board of Education will
meet at the State House, Dover, Della
ware, at IL a. M. on Friday, June 2Sth,
1907. The meeting will be in the State
Auditors office, and all business should
be presented at the morning session.
6-2I.2t THOMAS G. ROE, Secretary.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
Attractive Suit Sale.

No store offers such values in pure
wOrsted suits, such reliable material,
correctness Of style aud fine tailoring
as we are selling at $l2 50, and other
suits from s. to $40. out of the stock We
secured three weeks ago by bankruptcy
of a New York manufacturer of fine
city made suits for men and young
men. &. NJ. TATNTAN.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
Last Call for Sussex Taxes.

All Sussex county taxes on my dupli-
cate for 1867 must be paid on or before
the 18th Of July, 1907, or l will then
proceed to collect by process Of law so
you will pay both tax and cost.
d. B. BENNETT, Collector,
6.14.8t First Representative District
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
Are You a Real Man?

Know your man by the cigars he smokes A real man nan
smokes good cgars--thats real test refined cultivated
taste viii onlv be satisfied with pure Havana smoke-say an
Fscana5a Should you find box Of "Escanaba cigars IN
your friends home you can be sure OF him.
better cigar than the scanaba Nothing to but pleasure
Gin off the end scratch lucer and there you are All good
clears are not "Escanabas' but all Escanabas are good
The "Escanaba cigar is composed OF an oldfashloned
combination of Cuban Tobacco This blend produces fine
booe of these tobaccos only the rpes sweetest and most
mature parts are used This tobacco is properly blended and
and scientifically rolled by expert workmen In sanitary FAC
tory The result is the Escanaba clean clear fragrant
smoke Sold everywhere Price DC.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
Stockholders Meeting.

There will be a meeting Of the stock
holders of the Milford & Philadelphia
Transportation Company, in Firemen's
Hall, on Wednesday afternoon, July
8, 1907, at o'clock.
WIN. G. SABINONs, Sec'ty.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
Samuel j. Wilson & Son.

We show the most stylish and COM
plete line of Carriages and Runabouts
in lower Delaware also Farm Wagons
Rack -Dearbons, Farm Machinery Har-
ness, and Furniture in large assort-
ment at prices that stsrtle our cOmpeti'
tors.
81. WILSON & SoN, Milton, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
Breaking Up Housekeeping.

1 will sell my horse, carriage, small
dearborn and the balance OF my house
hold goods at great sacrifice. Call cor
ner Fourth and Washington streets.
w. G. DIME.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
Improved Trsin ServIee to RehObOth.

Beginning July 9TH special traiH will
leave Harrington at 5S4 p. m. Fridays
and Saturdays during the summer sea-
son for Rehoboth. This train will con-
meet at Harrington with train No. 80
leaving Wilmington at , So u. m
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28

Ia toilet preparations we have only
the best. All the standard cooling
creams for the flesh, and at this season
you will surely appreciate them. Red
Star Drug Store.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28

What better spring medicine is there
than Sarsaparilla with IOdide OF Potash
and Iron? We know Of none better.
Purifies the blood, tones up the system
Try ours. 65 cents per bottle. Kent
Drug Co.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28

Runabouts at cost from $50 to SS7'
Buggies from $S5 to $4S; Gasoline Stoves
at cost a good secondhand Peanut
Roaster $1,000, bargain Riding Gull
tivator for S23. Pierce & Carmean.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
Have you attended our
Friday Bargain
Sales q?
-(o)-

Once every week we have
bargain sale, and it occurs
every Friday. If you are in
the city on Fridays, you can
come to this store with the eX-
pectations of getting bargains,
and you won't be disappointed.
For that days selling we Sc
lect desirable articles from our
regular stocks and price them
especially for that day 5 selling.
ANY other day in the week
you would have to pay the
regular prices for the same
goods.
Wouldn't this be a day for
you to visit this city and this
store. You'll probably save
enough money (if you do any
shopping at alb to more than
pay your car-fare.
As;SHEe1%1S
TI WELLINGTON. DEL.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28

Most everyone likes nice note paper
We have the best-Eaton, Hurlbuts
All STYLES for all purposes. Papers IN
tended especially for those who discrlm'
mate. 20 cents and up. Kent Drug Co.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
Notice.

All persons owing the firm of J. h.
Conard & Son are notified that same
must be paid to Captain J. R. Conard.
Milford, Del. 47'0'
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
IuESDAY. JULY 2. 1907,

TUESDAY, JULY 2. 1907,
com mmencing at $50 a. m, but II that day
should be stormy the sale will be on the next
fair day, as follows;
ONE eRfY MARE Bess. years old, one Of the
best a l-around horses to be found gentle ana
not afraid Of autos, sound and healthy
BAY HORSE Ben. years old, perfectly gentle
kind In every way for women OF chLuIeu'
family favorite aud without fault
JERSEY COW. lately fresh, gives about four
gOuOus of milk daily.
ONE cow. now dry, but will make good AMI
mai TO fat:en for the fall
PAIR HANDSOME HOLSIEM OXEN They weigh
about 2OUO pounds, perfectly matcheu' hhe
workers.
TWO VERY CINE SHEEP ONE BUCK LAMB.
one Is three years old and the other two
years old.
wAenNs l tbree.inch tread 2-horse wagon,
1 PhaetOn carriage, dearborn wagon. buggy.
ordinary; 2-seated horse carriage l NOrs
carriage, / buggy, in good repair roau cart
Running gear and body for a carriage.
WIscFll ANEOus. 75-bushel grain bin, rat
proOf a tomato rack, a 2-horse lied, a wheel
barrow a cider mill. a hay rack, hand drlll
Planet Jr.; weeder, good grlndstOne anvil an9
forge. Lot OF good barnyard manure iol 0i
hard wood.
FARM IMPLEMENTS. One Dix fodder cutter and
shreader with blower and pipe OF % reel TINS
Is nearly new. and one OF the best machlnes
u a
nm and ready TO use in thirty minutes. one
mower nearly new; COW pea drill, tanning
mill with elevator, / horse rake, riding cul-
tivator, / corn planter, plant setter, disc mar
row, several harrOws, large pl0Ws, phos-
phate drill cora shelter, fine land roller corn
marker 2smali plOws.
MscEll ANEOUs. OF of barbed wire lot Of plain
wire. , ice pixies, several ice tongs, 2 irult
pickers, shovels forks, hoes, whitiie trees, lot
OF chain. several sets harness, both single ana
double, block and fall, hay press, hay iork
lot of screens, several pig troughs, portable
pigeon house with thiry y nests, many water
barrels, soythes and sneaths, sticking horse
one shaving horse, corn knives, workbench
with a vice attached. One work table, tOol
chest full of tools, consisting Ct saws, Dracei
bits. saw-setts. chisels, hammers, ana many
tools Of other kinds. -four hen incubat9rs In
good shape.
FURNITURE. One folding bed with springs two
bedsteads, one couch, three tables four stoves
chairs lamps clocks. baby-carriage, pictures,
and many other things too numerous to men.
tion. These goods are all in good order, ana
any one wanting farm supplies Will do well 10
attend this sale. Terms-Cash. ..
GEORGE 5. AVERY.
W. T. PARVIS, Auetioneer.
FRANK TRUITr, Clerk.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28

Buy the Burt and Packard 'Korrect
Shape" guaranteed shoes the acme oi
shoe perfection, having style that's a
leader, comfort that's pleasure quail
itv always the best and price an honest
,olue &. NJ. TATMAN.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28

Summer Post Card specials at Lef
ferts this week. Local views including
the pea blockade and other new cards
also souvenirs of the Fourth.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
Uniform RARE Une cent a Word
Each Insertion.

Ifyou have want that you think some
mau in Milford can MI. take in the whole
ield at once by inserting want ad In the
There's no half way business about the
CHRONICLE. II gets right cut among az tne
people who are worth talklng 70. Anull your
man is in town y0u'u ma hlU' AheIe Ho
doubt about that. .,
The rate is one cent a word each insertion.
you have a pig for sale, or have lost any
thing, put II In this column
WANTED young man. Apply W. H.
Davis meat market.
FOR sALE-Cool breezy home with stable
William +. Messick o-o IL
LOT or new 4s-quart berry crates, cheap. e
F. Burris Houston, Del 0zl-
FOR sALE-House and Lot in South Mil
ford. Apply 10 j. Myers o--1tV
FOR sALE-Ice in small or large quantities.
W. r Jones, Adamsville, Del VIII
FOR sAI.E-Two good fresh cows. Apply
to Henry W. Bennett, jefferson Roads
WANTED fowls and spriug chickens n
large numbers. See us for prices. h. r Bets.
FOR SALE Good Mich Cow, cheap.
Thomas Powell, near Marshall's MILL Mllioru,
/ Del. 9-ol-u
FOR sALE.-Wind Mill post steel tower,
/ nearly new. W. K. Huttenlock' Glenworln
/ Farm 81 -2t
FOR RRFNT-Furnished cottage at slsugh-
| ter Beach. Apply TO VIM V. sipple' Jr;; MI NJ
/ ford, Del. o''-"
Twin pay a liberal reward for the piece OF
/ nv seine taken from the hotel at Cedar Beach.
Noble Poor, o-o-V
WANTED FOR CAsH-IOO.OOO White OAK
/ Railroad Ties. 5000 Red oak Railroad Ties.
I Geo. H. Hall. %-o-li
FOR E-Thorough bred Jersey Bull Calf
4 eligible TO registration. W. r. HutteYl lock,
Genworth Form. o-l'-'
CORN WANTED-Highest cash price paid
I for corn delivered at our mills. +. W Davis
& Co, Mif9rd, Del. ozo@t
CEDAR POsTs-AII lengths and sizes, we'll
seasoned; will be sold reaeonable. Apply, 70
Charles p. Jones, Milford, Del. e-l4 II
VIII partv that took ,Cultiyator from my
! place return Il before being prosecutedF r.
BusseH X. F. D., No. Milford, Del. 6-2S-lt
FOR SALE-Slab wood cut INTO lengths, by
cord or load A pply to J. Il. Reed, Lincoln
or mill in the woods below Brick Granery.
FOR sALF-Rubber tire, ball l-bearing Run
about. One set carriage harness, reary new
9TH in good COZ dition. W. q. sammohs' u
LOST on the street lnuTsoaA hlotnlns q
gold pin IN form Of an arrow. Fineer VIII ot
rewarded by returning same 10 Miss Jennie
/ Davis 0-Zo IL
$1,000 late cabbage plants Of best varieties
Seed was treated with corrosive sublimeht t0l
" black rot" 81 per 1000. B. f. b. Woodali
| Milford, Del. 6-2S y
| FOR SALE-2sea carriage, light running
good condition, well made. gentleman
/ whitman riding saddle Young Jersey COW
giving 20 quarts daily. Jas f. Anderson.
/ FOR SALE ECHEAP-Autocar Touring Car
detachable tenneau cape top, gas headlights
and oil side and rear lamps, used one season
cost 81 10000. Apply Clarence NOsheil, Feltor
House, FELTON,, Del. 6&l-
WANTED-GirI at 81 per week, and hal
-. I...r- = ..Irl a.nna Irnnas hnlh
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28

Try SkitO go, the only remedy on the
market that is really good to route mo-
souitoes. Red Star Drug Store.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28

A new insect powder at the same
price as the old. You can get any
quantity and results will please pou.
Red Star Drug Store.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28

Straw Hats cleaned to look like new,
Even ifthey've been worn a day or two
No acids are used to injure the straw,
Or to mar the beauty Of the Panama
Leave them at my residence on South
Carlisle street; % and 50 cents.
EMMA Z. Ross.