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This would not be q large prbee 20
pay for DR.. Drummond's Lightning
Remedies for rheumatism II one coui~
not get relief any cheaper. The
Urummond Medicine Co. New York
have received hundreds OF unsolicite,'
testimonials from grateful people re,
stored TO health By the use OF thet
remedies, who would not hesitate -
pay any price rather than suffer the
former torture II you would Ike 70
try these remedies, and your druggtsl
has not get them. write direct tn the
comnanv Agents wanted
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JUDGE EMORY sPsER.


In the rounding cut Of lbs twenty
second year. on the bench, the Macon
News OF yesterday refers to Jads
Emory speer as follows:
eJuise ENJOY speer has Teen or
the United States bench for twenty
two years today.
TO his circuit there &c a !cns saa
honorable career His court has al
ways has been conducted In a most dig
niaed and impartial manner. Indeed
ii there has eeen any leaning at all
II has always been on the part OF
mercy. The weakest and most obscure
person has always enjoyed the same
ADVANTAGE as the strong and wealthy
in his tribunal Nearly every one car
remember some instance where judge
s Ger has thrust forth tae strong hand
Of tie law and rescued important and
Impoverished from the grasp OF the
wealthy aud strong.
"of the ability Of Judge Speer as
judicial officers there has never been
a question. Not only is he learned in
the law, but he is aggressive and bold
when the occasion presents. Novel
SAD compljcates ea2 is~
80. ssxa 40 ssrss 60
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CITATION,
STATE OF GEOPGIA,

STATE OF GEORGIA
GLYNN COUNTY.
Mrs. SenteIle PaffOrd Blecksrbv a
resident Of said state and county
having duly applied to be appointed
guardian OF the person aud property
OF Iyay PatroCd,. 8 minor under four.
~. ssaia iis,sast age, & resident Of said
county, notice IS hereby given that an.
pncation viii be passed on st the next
term OF the court OF ordinary for
said county to be held on the FIRST
Monday IN February 1907. Witness
my hand and official signature this
January E. 1907.
Horace Dart,
Ordinary Givnn County Georgia
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FOUND-Gentemans bicycle owen
or can have same ly proper idantif
cation and payment for this adyal
dsement Apply to News Office
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AGREEMENT Al

It now seems that VIZ.
d to agree to the AGeluslon Of sSr-1
I her people from Me country Who's
ssidence here night lie detrimental
D labor coaditions in this county
nd accept the provision for heI
o@dren in This country Of school
quail In instructive and other quail
les 20 those provided for cur own
Is hardly probable that Secretary
DOT would have made public this
antatiye suggestion unless he had pre-
iously and private inumatlon tina
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There's grave Danger from tie p
sqe Of Coughs and Colds thas zIe
prevalent, unless yoD take ~, HinE
New Discovery for ConsUmptiui
'oughs and Colds Mrs Geo. Wall
BP Forest city. Me, writes -.Ite
Godseud to people living fl ciims~
where coughs and colds prrvad s
nd It quickly ends theIn Il 81.
ents Pneumonia. cures {.t}f' .i.
iVea @ondsrful refiet to Asthma
iay Fever, and makes wsss 1'
,trony enough 10 ward OF 'unF'tt
ion. Coughs and Coids scr
400 Guaranteed b. srNHH -
.ss~ aas Ga4tsi- s---
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Ordinary Givuu COUNTY Georges


And certificate holders issued bv
the 1hdden & Bates S. NJ. Fl. Savan.
nah. Ga. will he in Brunswick untl
further notice Those desiring Ia
place an order for a piano will and ne
at Mrs: Cams boarding house or al
Mcrgan's drug store.
=. l.. Reed,
SEeah SaaaeRss L4e6se q Ratas 6.
a. a.
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Application for Leave Of svppor-

Georgia. Glynn County.
Mrs. L. B. DAY having made sppli.
cation for tweve months support out
of the estate OF Y. c. Day. and ap-
praisers duly appointed TO set apart
the same, having fled their reutrn, all
persons concerned are hereby requir.
ed to show cause before the court OF
ordinary OF said county on the first
Tuesday in March, 1907. why said ap'
plication should not be granted.
rhlgs eth. dag Of February. 1897
g4eFaee 0aFt,
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PUBLISHED DAILY sY
rhg NEWS PUBLISHING coMPAisAs
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notice ~ discontlnuancs 81 Adj
San subscriptions must be made {
uNness office in writing
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When d horse IS SO overEOrked
lies down and In other ways declares
IS inability TO 60 further, you wou
consider II criminal to use force
Many q man Of humane impulses
who would not willingly harm q ki
ten. IS guilty OF cruelty where his Own
stomach Is concerned Overdrivep
overwOrSed. when what It needs
something That will digest the foo.
eaten and helm the stomach to recu
perate. Something Ike KodoI For Dys
oensia that Ia sold by all druggists.
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laudie 40 best Inc OF uow gooas
tn the city. 10 not DO fooled b
business opponents VINO try TO C.
you different Gail and be coaviae
ID Sig LevisOA.
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CLARENCE \. LEAvY. Editor sQ1
Manager.
LOUIS }. LEAVY. Jr., cItXfeaItOr.
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give bis opinion Of them just as quick
Iy and soundly as If It had tons OF
presidents to go by Some Of his de-
a@sions- sp att~eted widespread at
seadon by the deep learning, clear.
thought and fearlessness they display.
The fame Of Judge speer does not rest
alone as his ability as judge. He
possesses high literary attachments
and Is one Of the most forceful and
eloquent orators in the country today
de is many sided in both his writ
ngs and his oratory. No one can sii
md address an apistle to the occasion
better than this man. lie can illus
rate point by humor or homely
Jhrase-he can charm BY the most
brilliant flights Of oratory. or he can
Jain and hold the attention of the
scholars by nis erudition.
Taken in al/Judge, speer is not
.}45'-SasszSthee aost versatile OF
ieorgians. but one Of the most bril-
liant grazing the bench. as ne does. in
aost dignifed and learned manner
he News often regrets that ne 1T
&c po!!css.ca! ac!1 wsAacTs no os..,o.s
I'd brllliancy would Lave a VIDE
weep and the people would naye
cen and heard more - ALL
The News felicitat9s 4 g sD<
IN 4nis. his twenty lu
irtnday and hopes TIL
i'll closely guard him
ears of usefulness
nom this splendid
lves."
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Milford chronicle., 1907-05-03
A Clothing Store
that is not
"ExcIusiVe"!

This is not an exclusive store
All ages and classes of men ar,
provided for
Our young mems specials de
light the younger generation, anC
our conservative garments ''fl
the bill'' for those of soberer tastes
We have clothes for the smart
est OF smart young men, and
clothes to please the most digni-
fed elder.
The young fellow doesn't want
to be dressed like the old man.
No more than the young fellows
father cares to be dressed 'like a
boy"
Garments for young fellows
need to be fashioned from a diff
ferent point of view from those
made for their elders, and vice
versa.
We understand that thoroughly
and have selected our stock ac-
It's our business.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-03
MASTEN'S.

We are at present enjoying a delight
ful weather.
Rumor predicts a wedding soon.
Mrs. Annie Watson, who has been sick,
is improving at this writing.
Mrs. Hands, of near Harrington, is
with her daughter for few days.
George stubbs was under the care of
the physician last week.
Miss Nettie Ross, of Vernon, visited
Miss Ray Townsend recently.
Several of our people townspeople at
tended the league at Manships Sunday
evening.
James Townsend purchased this week
from the executors of the Knight estate
of Amber, Penna., the Knight farm w.
ing on the public road from Houston to
Milford, containing 180 acres of land.
and not ditch on it; it also adjoins the
land of his brother, Elias Townsend.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-03
MILFORD NECK.

Farmers in this vicinity are taking ad.
vantage of all pretty weather and are
rushing their farm work.
A social gathering was held at Mr.. and
Mrs. James Sharp's, in honor of Miss
Emma Carpenter of Lincoln, and a verv
pleasant time was reported. Those pres
ent were Misses Emma Carpenter, Emma
Harrington, Mary L. Harrington. L.
May Watkins, Blanche A. Thomas. Anna
NJ. Wiley, Matte Kirby, Emma Sharp
Messrs. Isaac Jester, Raymond Bennett.
Frank Watson, Ira Sharp, James Wiley,
William Walls, Purnell Potter
A birthday party was given last Satur-
day by Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Kirby in
honor OF their son, Paris.
Miss Mable Maloney spent Sunday with
Mss L. Mae Watkins.
Miss Lima Yoshell is recovering from an
ttact of pneumonia.
John Lindle lost a very valuable horse
lst week. We feel very sorry for this
oung couple. ANONYMOUS.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-03
GREENWOOD.

Farmers took advantage of the few
pretty days we had this week to push
their spring work, and many have begun
planting corn on the high grounds.
l. d. Currey is having logs hauled for
the purpose of saving lumber with which
to do some building for his farm.
An interesting program was carried out
last week by the w. c. T. U. Society in
which one of the best speaches ever deliv.
cred here was made by Mrs. Amy Welcb.
OF Virginia. The society had a very nice
dinner served at the home of G. B. Porter
for the visitors. The w. c. T. U. is
turning to Nashville for inspiration. which
will be the point for assembling of the
National Convention. Earnest work is
being done for temperance by this 50,
clety, and it is fast creating a sentiment
for better conditions. It will be interest.
ing for all to know, that July 18th has
been set apart for the W. G. 7. U. Dav at
Jamestown Exposition, and that Miss
Stevens and Mrs. Gorden are to be the
Speakers LOT JnaG occasion,
On May 9th 1905 Harry J. Sparks was
Killed at Denton, and to those who were
his friends, it seems scarcely possible that
time has flown so rapidly.
The public schools have closed for the
season (all but room No. y as prepara-
IONS are IN progress for the commence
,nIno,1 iSlle e1 [clses. We are proud of our
illness. so'eie
). Frank Porter has purchased the
property OIL B. Connaway.
j, " ". .. Todd will put up a coal yard here
A. NJ. Jones and wife were in Wilnoino-
his week.
elphia. - l INA
|. J. Long is i'll at this writing.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-03
HARRINGTON.

After an absence of several years, dur.
ing which trip around the earth and
soiourn in foreign countries has been his
experience, Ira Hopkins arrived home
this week. For several years he has been
IN the Philippines, and in all of his travels
he has always remembered the writer by
sending post cards from the scenes he has
visited. He was pupil of our earlier days
in teaching in the public schools, and his
messages have been pleasure to receive.
Mrs. Ora Anderson, who was known to
her intimate friends as "Aunt Ora"
passed to her long rest after a lingering
illness, on Saturday, April p, at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Anna Collision.
She was devout christian and highly es-
teemed. -Four children.suryive her. viz
Major Anderson of Pennington, James
Anderson of California. Roland Anderson
OF fredericksburg, and Mrs. Anna Collision
The funeral was held last Tuesday and in
terment made at Hollywood Cemetery.
Nimrod Minner, aged about 70 years.
1ied on April End, at the home of his
son. Nimrod Minner, Jr and for many
years he was an active christian gentle
nan.
Friends from the city have been guests
# Mr.. and Mrs. Nimrod Minner this
week.
We learn that the prospect for fruit is
lot altogether blasted in this section.
ome growers believe that there will be a
retty fair crop.
Well all of the hotels are now in full
last in Harrington and the temperance
'lks are girding up their loins to fall upon
le liquor people at the fall election.
William Andrews, who had a seven
looter in his pistol pocket when arrested,
as taken to Dover Jail last week by Con
able Fred Minner for forgery. His
oman companion escaped The charge
alnst Andrews is that he uttered and
ssed at Harrington a check for S45
alnst the account and purporting to be
e signature of B. J. Wilson, the lum- {
rman, whose account at Milford is good c
many checks of this size.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-03


IT was developed last week thai
the editors and those who direct
thepolicy Of the papers delaware,
are woefully overworked in con-
Quoting the business which falls on
their shoulders but, strive as best
we may, we have been unable to
locate the location of wealth ac-
cumulated as the result of these
labors. A meeting of an associa-
tion of newspaper owners and man
ayers was called for last week, and
only three out of the whole bunch
responded, while three others sent
excuses, assigning pressing bust
ness as cause, for absence, but
willing to endorse anything you
do. The very fact that no more
interest is manifested in the news
paper business, accounts for the
lack of successful papers in Della
ware, and not until the men who
edit and direct the various papers
now struggling for a bare existance,
awake to the fact that they must
put good business sense behind
their efforts to make a newspaper,
shall we see any advancement in
the standard of the papers of Della
ware. Any blatant, or irresponsible
individual may, and does assai1 the
honor Of men publishing newspa- I
pers, and they have not the instinct e
to resent the slander. When any ,
set Of men have become so indolent \
hat they have no inclination to n
-esent an insult or, have become F
% poverty stricken that the ex- v
'ense Of a day away from home is
ot to be considered, then it is time - -
} close up the so called printeries
the state, or let some one with NJ
ore energy and appreciation of
ie responsibility of publishing a''
cal newspapers" take their l.s'
ace. vol
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-03
Yearly rates given on application.

IN this week issue we have com.
menced a series of articles from the
pen Of Isaac R. Jester of Frederica,
a former resident of Milford Neck,
and a man who has been prominent
locally for more than a half century.
He has frequently made contribu-
ton to the columns of the CHRoNI-
Gle, and we take pleasure in an
nouncing that he will write a series
of articles on the local history of
lower Kent county, and Milford
Neck in particular.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-03
Friction in the Schools.

As citizen and taxpayer of the town
of Milford, and a patron of the public
schools, l would like to ask through the
colums of the Chronicle few questions
of the Board of Education, and l am sure
the reply from that body will be read
with more than usual interest by many
Others than the writer. l want to say
first, that I am no kicker, or one who
will condemn without hearing both sides
of a case and neither do write this let
ter with the purpose of stirring up discord;
but simply to get information for myself,
and for large number who are not salts
fed with tire results as shown by reports
Of the pupils for the past two months.
First. with others, find that the chill
dren who are taking the higher branches
of mathematics, have fallen from fifty to
seventy-fve per cent. in their marks.
Why is this? In one case the pupil claims
that the principals are not made clear and
understandable by the instructor. If this
is true, then the fault lies in that spot but
If the pupil is failing to do the duty re-
quired, then the reason lies either with
The individual student being not capable
of learning, or the teacher has failed to +,
notify the parent, or one in parental re-
alton that the child is not devoting the
ime necessary to study.
Second. Is it fact, that the teaching
fall branches of mathematics is relegated ,,
othe assistants, or to teachers in the yari- 6
us sub divisions of the school Il mean :,
he High School), and that only Latin is Z
wen attention by the Principal? Latin =
Jay be all right in the public schools, bu 8,
my opinion it is useless to fully ninety -
We per cent. of the children
no attend the public schools, and st
ould be made subservient in public =.
hool studies to matters of more practi- %,
interest at least to those who in after ~,
e expect to make use of a common o.
lool education.
W by was StenOgraphy and Typewriting a.,
rown out as part of the course of study N,
the schools? In Dover and other bo
'ns, this branch has been of great value for
scores OF pupils, and many are now
ming living as the results of this in
lction in the public school.
We know that our boy is not giving anv
dy to his lessons out of school, and we ful
'w that he has not more studies than /
boy should have at one time ; but in \
thematics, his reports show practical Is Il
1res, / am told that he is not the n
one in this situation. Now what I VIII
It to know is, why should there be q
den slump in the past three months in tne
hematics?
an you, and will you give reason for MIS- Wis
and the other questions which are of 81
rest to many more parents of Milford? 'en'
THEo. TOWNSEND. o'ei
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-03
FROM FREDERICA.

A large congregation greeted Mrs.
WEIGH, of Virginia, who lectured in be-
half of the W. G. 7. L. last Sunday even
ing. Her address was forceful and i'm
pressive and enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. Meredith, of near FELTON,, will
preach at Christ Mission on next Sunday.
All are cordially invited to be present.
John Ryan, sexton of Barratt's Chapel,
is contemplating the purchase of Mrs.
Lizzie Williams residence now occupied
by her. He will move during the sum
mer, and Eliza Smith will succeed him as
sexton Of the chapel.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Harry Patterson this Friday evening
Matters of business to be attended to.
John 5 Camper has purchased of DR..
T. " Cahall his fast bay horse, Jake"
The price was $4,000.
Ernest F. Merrick has opened a grocery |
store this week on Market street. adioin-
ing E. F. Melvin's and B. F. Burton's
stores. He will also install a soda foun-
tain for the sumner. We wish him sue.
cess in his new venture.
Joseph Frazier continues quite i'll with
appendicitis at this writing. A surgeon
accompanied by trained nurse arrived
Monday for consultation with Dr. w
Hoey. An operation was not considered
at that time. ,
Mrs. Sallie Hearn, of Wilmington. is I
visiting her mother, Mrs Frazier. S
}. S. Reynolds has returned from a Q
'usineas trip to New York, Newark and $
h
Mr.. and Mrs. E, Frank Melvin visited C
riends in Bridgeville and Seaford last O
geek. h
Miss Bessie Emerson has teen visiting o
q Philadelphia fos two weeks. a
Walter Carrow is in Philadelphia on al
usiness. :,
E. McMichael, of Lewistown, Pa. is n
isiting his family here. b,
Miss Pauline Hudson has returned from te
visit to Philadelphia. as
Emory Camper entertained his vouno W
lends at party last Friday evening. hs
II. +. Mitten has received large te
lantity of furniture for his store this eb
eek. Porch rockers a speciality. an
Capt. George Palmer is improving his he
operty by enlarging his porches and los
aking other improvements.
Fresh trout has arrived this week and ne In
large and fine The Delaware bav an
nut are unsurpassed in quality. pre-
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-03
just Ride About Milford Now.

2. a ride through the rural district,
about Milford at this time disclose,
!, some beautiful farms and farming dis
i. tricts. The tract OF land recently sold
] by Colonel Townsend has been divided
into four farms, and the fruits and trees
8 in bloom last week made a beautiful
picture. Passing on down that road
evidences Of progress are at every side.
The Higman land under its new owner
is looking fine, the work being done by
a skilled agriculturist. A Seydel is also
another hustler. He is starting the first
vinyard in this section on large scale.
Turning west and passing out to the
Slaughter Beach road all the farms an
pear to be prosperous; and then on 10
Cedar Creek it is almost like riding
through vegetable gardens. Garrett
Vreeland is adding to his already LARGE
barn, one Of almost the same size the
Wick Prettyman farm looks as if every. |
thing was done at the proper time and
done properly. Samuel J. Hayward.
the Abbott farm. the Thurston farms
and others are pleasure to an apricul.
turist to look upon. AT Cedar Greek. a
spot rich in local history, there is a
great change, especially on the south
side, where the old time buildings have
been remodeled and the landscape
cleared away so that beautiful views
over the waters of the ponds are to be
had. The old homestead there is now
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey. who
are most delightful people to know.
and they are simply getting delight
from every hour of life at their home.
Mr.. Bailey was a man of large affairs
before he left the coal and railroad in
-erests of West Virginia and Ohio; but
As he expresses it, "mOney does not al.
ways make happiness" and he is as
happy as king with his farming in
erests, his chickens, his dogs and his
harming wife, and the only disturb.
nee to perfect peace is the scarcity of
elp but that is not causing him 10
Dse any sleep.
Then turn to the west. passing over
ae dam to the home of Thomas Gaff c
ey, who has transformed an unsiRbtlv e
nd neglected place, into a cosy and 9
retty small fruit farm. MIR. Gaffnev
a veteran Of the Civil War, and has
ut one arm, but he certainly v gets re.
Its from his efforts. Next we come a
the old Hill home, where new resi- e
snee has been built and the woods y
cared away so that the view is a real II
easure. From there to Davis Mill the
nd is all devoted to fruits and grain Z
llture, but from the mills clear in to IC
ncOln City and thence to Milford. il IL
simply garden Of fruit and trucking
nds The roads are excellent for
arly every mile of the route. and tits
pleasure to pass through such scenes
prosperity.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-03
Dry Goods
Specials

SUMMER CURTAINs.-Cros,
stripe, Madras weave, red. blu,
and green. Border finished wifi
tassel Was 50c-now 375c.
WHITE MERCERTZED
WASTING. In plaid effects.
good quality for short-waists and
Russian blouses. Regular price
25c-now 19c.
FANCY SILKS. Large range
of styles, in pretty light and dark
effects; smart for shirt-waists
suits and costumes. Regular
value 75c; special SOC
TABLE DAMASK. Bleacbed
and Unbleached, Silver Bleached
German and Irish, all pure linen
price SOC special 39c.
NAINSOOK CORSET Gov
ERS. Fine Nainsook Corset
Covers, in the pretty French stvle
Regular price BIC; special 25c.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-03
HOW's This 2

we offer One Hundred Dollars Reward 70,
any case of Catarrh that cannot be enred by
the ues Of Hairs Catarrh Cure -
+. j. CHENEY d Co, Toledo, O.
we, tne nndersigHed, have known +. J.
Cheney IOr the last Is years. and believe him
perfectly honorable IN ali business frsnsacl
lions, and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by his firm,
WALDING, kINNAN d MARVIN.
wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O.
HalPs Catarrh Cure is taken internaIrv. act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous snr.
races OF the system. Testimonials sent free
FTIce, zoe. per bottle. Sold by all druggists,
rake Halle Family Pills for constipation.